Nicholas Garton is a news reporter for The Capital Times, focusing on local news in Madison, Wisconsin. With a keen interest in community issues and government affairs, Nicholas covers a range of topics including local development projects, legal disputes, and social issues affecting the Madison area.
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Nicholas Garton’s coverage primarily focuses on local government, real estate industry, and community development in Madison, Wisconsin. His articles often feature legal implications and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Nicholas Garton
Panelists at a Black Business Hub forum called for accountability and touted the value of video recordings during controversial incidents.
Will Green has been teaching emotional maturity, culinary skills and money management to kids for more than two decades.
By: Nicholas Garton
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway proposes either reducing or eliminating the budget for agencies established in the wake of George Floyd’s murder.
By: Danielle Duclos, Nicholas Garton
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway introduced two operating budget proposals Tuesday, both with varying degrees of cuts to local government services.
By: Nicholas Garton
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway wants to cut the police oversight budget, but critics point to millions paid for lawsuit settlements before the agencies’ creation.
By: Nicholas Garton
County Board member Heidi Wegleitner says cutting about $232,000 from Sheriff Kalvin Barrett’s budget would partially help fund affordable housing efforts.
By: Enjoyiana Nururdin, Nicholas Garton
The election provides the City Council with additional day-to-day funding to set annual budget plans later this month.
On Nov. 5, Madison residents approved a $22 million tax referendum Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said would balance the 2025 budget and provide funding to city programs and services such as buses, libraries, mental health services, and trash and recycling collection.In the election-day vote, 57% of
By: Nicholas Garton
Madison’s plan to redevelop the shoreline traces back 100 years to John Nolen’s vision, and 200 years after the Ho-Chunk were driven away.
By: Nicholas Garton
A former Sun Prairie principal says there is a “double standard” in how Black employees are treated by the Sun Prairie Area School District.
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