Tag Archives: Madison

The Madison Conference

Posted on May 21, 2012 by John McNamara

I am surea that I don’t need to tell any of the readers of this blog that it is the International Year of the Co-operative. The United Nations designation has paid tribute to our economic model exactly at the time … Continue reading →

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Paul Soglin for Mayor of Madison

Posted on March 31, 2011 by John McNamara

I don’t come by this decision lightly. Madison is fortunate to have two incredibly able people running for the office of Mayor. Paul Soglin has served as Mayor for 14 years in two separate stints. Dave Cieslewicz is the incumbent … Continue reading →

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Worker Co-ops a Campaign Topic? Let’s Hope!

Posted on January 25, 2011 by John McNamara

In Madison, odd years mark the municipal and county elections or non-partisan seats. These seats are called “non-partisan” because the candidates do not have ballot status based on party affiliation (every race, in my opinion, should be conducted this way). … Continue reading →

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