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Lily Spanbauer

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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Lily Spanbauer

    Imagination Center Library plans an artful opening (opens the original)

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    Imagination Center Library opens this Friday in Reindahl Park — and it's been nearly two decades in the making. The idea for the building was born around the time Madison got its last public library, which is a westside branch that opened in October 2000. A collaboration between Madison Public Library (MPL), City of Madison Engineering, Madison Parks and the Madison Public Library Foundation, the Imagination Center addresses a lack of public community spaces on Madison’s northeast side. Th

  2. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Lily Spanbauer

    Is Essen Haus finally getting the boot? (opens the original)

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    At Essen Haus, beer steins hang from the ceiling, waitstaff wear lederhosen and dirndls, and polka music plays from the small dining-room stage. The downtown restaurant is a showcase of Wisconsin’s lasting German cultural heritage, and since it opened in 1983, Essen Haus has been a gathering place for everyone from families to local fraternity brothers.  The menu includes some American fare, like the Reuben or the Philly steak sandwich, but the most popular offerings are German classics, lik

  3. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Lily Spanbauer

    Ann Garvin’s seventh book is ‘funny, sad and scary’ all at once (opens the original)

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    Although her novel “Tell Two Friends" releases on Sept. 8, Ann Garvin actually wrote the book 10 years ago. Her reason for waiting all this time: She needed the publishing world to catch up to her genre-defying style. “I wrote this book, and then nobody wanted it because it was funny, sad and scary — it crosses three genres,” says Garvin. The book follows a woman named Jane Baye, who lives in an unassuming small town inspired by Stoughton. While in college during the '90s, Jane writes t

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