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For these entrepreneurs, elder care is personal

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By Allison Garfield Verified
| In Business Madison Verified
Many people are familiar with the iconic Life Alert commercial that first aired in 1989, featuring the famous line: "I've fallen and I can't get up." Anne Michels, the founder of a local organization working to bring supportive senior housing options to rural areas, said the ad prompts a follow-up question. “You see that ad, and you think, ‘Oh, mom needs that,’ but dig deeper into that. Why?” Michels asked. “These problems are in our face presently, with no good solution.
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Olbrich Gardens seeks security cameras, citing vandalism, theft

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By Allison Garfield Verified
| The Cap Times Verified
Following a string of vandalism, theft and trespassing incidents, leaders at Olbrich Botanical Gardens will install temporary security cameras during the upcoming GLEAM outdoor art exhibition. Madison’s Board of Park Commissioners approved the request unanimously on Wednesday. In an Aug.
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Pickle BOOM!

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By Allison Garfield Verified
| In Business Madison Verified
Caleb Ganansky and Jack Drake sat on the side of Tenney Park’s tennis courts on a sunny Wednesday afternoon, catching their breath from their last match. “I am definitely sweating more than I should be,” said Drake, 28. The game was not tennis, though. The two graduate school friends caught up over the fastest-growing sport in America. Your parents likely play it. Your friends, too. Maybe even your grandparents have joined the trend. “Pickleball is humbling,” Ganansky, 28, said.
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