The Road To Sprawlville
I might make The Road to Sprawlville a series. This would be Part I, from a recent Capital Times column.
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- James Rowen
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- This blog will focus on the Wisconsin physical environment, the politics that surrounds it...and other things, too. You can reach me at jer45y@gmail.com, and through a second blog - - http://www.uppitywis.org/blog/james_rowen. I'll post about key issues in Milwaukee, in Wisconsin, and across the Great Lakes: sprawl, energy, transportation, economic development, water and the financial/racial/demographic debate called "regionalism." I worked for newspapers in Madison and Milwaukee (Isthmus of Madison, and The Milwaukee Journal & Journal Sentinel), and in senior positions for Madison Mayor Paul Soglin and Milwaukee Mayor John Norquist. I have freelanced on political and environmental issues frequently since 2004 and am a panelist on the Thursday, "Backstory" radio show on WMCS-AM 1290 hosted by Eric Von. Some of my environmental research is underwritten by The Brico Fund LLC, which has no control over this blog or my freelancing.
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