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4th Revision of Madison General Ordinances limiting persons entering or stayin on highways.UPDATE HIGH POINT ROAD BRIDGE CLOSURE:RESPONSE TO QUESTION OF LOSS OF TREES:See WisDOT’s summary regarding tree removals below. City Forestry will be evaluating the terraces for replanting trees after completion of the WisDOT project. Typically trees are replanted in the spring or fall following the project.Approximately 30 trees are being removed for the project including 12 trees in the east terrace south of the Beltline, 5 trees in the east terrace north of the Beltline, 5 trees in the west terrace north of the Beltline, and 4 trees away from the roadway next to the Princeton Club.
Article contentListen up kids: Before Taylor Swift or Adele, there was Carole King. 10.It was recorded over three weeks at Hollywood’s A studio for a paltry (US)$22,000 with backing vocals courtesy of Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Merry Clayton (of the Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter fame).The record saw her reclaim some of the songs she co wrote with Goffin for others, includingWill You Love Me Tomorrow (Shirelles), and You Make Me Feel (Like a Natural Woman).King wrote over half of Tapestry’s 12 songs on her own, including You’ve Got A Friend, that also became a hit for Taylor in 1971; the funky I Feel The Earth Move; the soulful, sombre ballads So Far Away and Way Over Yonder; and the uptempoBeautiful.There was also Tapestry’s iconic album cover featuring King in an early 1970s look of naturally curly hair, Levis jeans and bare feet.Photographer Jim McCrary, who died in 2012, produced the natural looking photo of King sitting next to a window in her Laurel Canyon home by placing her cat, Telemachus, in the foreground.Tapestry set a record at the time by capturing the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts for 15 weeks.
Similar concerns were raised by one local scientist with two decades background in the field of Virology in an email sent to local elected officials yesterday. Dr. Greg Gelembiuk cited significant research that indicates that we are not prepared for such a broad reopening of our economy given our current level of testing, contact tracing, and the prevalence of new COVID 19 positive cases.
Assume you have come in contact with COVID 19 if you go out. Currently, just over a third of cases didn’t know where they could’ve gotten COVID 19. Watch for symptoms like fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea.