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Moe: Sidran's love of Spain comes through on CD

Tue., Jan 6, 2009 - 3:19PM

Gerardo Perez runs one of the great jazz clubs in Europe, and he doesn't miss much.

On an autumn night in 2006, Ben Sidran, the Madison jazz luminary, was in the middle of his annual two-week series of shows at Perez's Cafe Central in Madrid. In the years Sidran has been... >>MORE

Moe: Storyteller has a keen eye for survivors

Mon., Jan 5, 2009 - 2:42PM

Moe: Storyteller has a keen eye for survivors

Maybe it's not surprising that Bill Roach's best stories involve people battling long odds to survive.

Roach, 48, a Janesville native who has lived in... >>MORE

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• Moe: Family accomplishments keep adding up

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• Moe: Globetrotting duo focus on the stories

• Moe: Uncertain future for colorful M&M cafe

• Moe: Another glass raised, another bar razed

• Moe: Remembering a true Madison original

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• Moe: Prof leads drive to honor biochemist Link

• Moe: Wright design realized, but now in limbo

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• Moe: 40 years of Gritty Burgers, birthdays

• Moe: Newman remembered in Wisconsin

• Moe: Couple bring taste of France to Madison

• Moe: Visiting team liaison has 'a great gig'

• Moe: UW's stand against racism not forgotten

• Moe: Reflecting on life as a 'cat person'

• Moe: Former home of T.P. collection razed

• Moe: 'Fargo' argument resolved -- sort of

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• Moe: Famed photographer celebrates 91st with exhibit in his 'favorite town'

• Moe: Culver brothers make gift to grow golf

• Moe: Mouth-watering treat leaves many tongue-tied

• Moe: Eisen leaves mark on Madison news

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• Moe: Badgers' foes have zippy nicknames

• Moe: Lake Express truly is a dream boat

• Moe: Nixon play keeps ageless Kutler busy

• Moe: Grabbing a piece of Big Sky history

• Moe: Lab takes a swing at broken bat issue

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• Moe: Japanese paper highlights Madison's 'new elites'

• Moe: The Progressive is still surviving at (almost) 100

• Moe: Sports pranks? We've had plenty

• Moe: A birthday 'blast' for political catalyst

• Moe: Sideline hit might have saved his life

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• Moe: Here's a book idea: Banned by the DOT

• Moe: Desperately seeking Harry Rosenbaum

• Moe: Simpson, Romo find fans in Wisconsin

• Moe: East alumni still revel in state title

• Moe: Filmmaker's latest focus: Wright

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• Moe: Iditarod hopeful packs up her pack

• Moe: Alumni mag has a place in some hearts

• Moe: No longer master of his domain name

• Moe: Rowland's work is done in Aurora, N.Y.

• Moe: Enjoy crows? Now that's garbage

• Moe: Deluded journalist no match for pro

• Moe: Architectural icons overlap at Gobbler

• Moe: Sun Prairie icon still on the fast track

• Moe: Brown to turn family battle into memoir

• Moe: Ever-entertaining artist is book fodder

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• Moe: Folk singer Utah Phillips has fond Madison memories

• Moe: Maraniss looks back at 1960 Olympics

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• Moe: Another accolade for brainy Madison

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• Moe: Back off, Boulder: We're still No. 1

• Moe: Rare photo may show Peck cabin

• Moe: Chelios welcomes Badger fans to his bar

• Moe: Foster follows winding path to House

• Moe: Ryan's game faces are fun to watch

• Moe: In search of Madison's best burgers

• Moe's resolution: To finish Alzado book

• Moe: Late politician saw book dream realized

• Moe: What's it take to get a good Chicago dog?

• Moe: Weather brings out good, bad and ugly

• Moe: 'Public Enemies' director owes us one

• Moe: Help exists for the snowed-in driveway

• Moe: Attorney fought city hall - and won

• Moe: Book a celebration of Berrymans' music

• Moe: Mustard master still spreading the word

• Moe: Who are they to judge our burgers?

• Moe: Chicago visit again serves up characters

• Moe: There's much more to Justo's story

• Moe: Middleton logo brings a brand of fame

• Moe: Kite photographer revisits cloud land

• Moe: Love of books kindled in different ways

• Moe: Transplant recipient finds way to give

• Moe: 'Frozen Dreams' is nearly a reality

• Moe: At 80, legendary lawyer still flying high

• Moe: Being George was never that simple

• Moe: Madison crafter's T-shirt wows Martha

• Moe: A million-dollar challenge for jingle master

• Moe: Ace bowler and golfer, or superhero?

• Moe: Onion milestone no joke to CEO

• Moe: Maybe Badger growl will help UW

• Moe to Brett Favre: This isn't funny

• Moe: Writer is a friend to hungry travelers

• Moe: Seeking a nice warm cave for winter

• Moe: Jazz legends join forces for one night

• Moe: Wisconsin plays role in Royko film

• Moe: Newest pet project may be a sign

• Moe: Accordion virtuoso hopes to revive his career in Madison

• Moe: Goodman's songs not just for Cub fans

• Moe: At least Mom didn't go with Joe

• Moe: Author times Broadway bio perfectly

• Moe: Chili Cook-Off a matter of taste, pride

• Moe: Broom Street looks back at 40 years

• Moe: Lawyer, then forager, now photographer

• Moe: Ryan marks 25 years since transplant

• Moe: Director taps local talent for latest movie

• Moe: Classic film flaunts power of the press

• Moe: Still living 'The Good Life' 60 years later

• Moe: Madison teen national cycling champion

• Moe: Edgewater's celebrity chronicler marks 40 years

• Moe: Officer's week is far from routine

• Moe: Madison native holds court on TNT

• Moe: UW-Madison home to famous college pranks

• Moe: Madison doctor had role in Ruby trial

• Moe: Like it or not, Gene Parks is on the map

• Moe: Artist still on the scene in Madison

• Moe: It's official: Madison needs a cocktail

• Moe: Camp classic 'Spider' invades eBay

• Moe: Poker musical? It's a deal for Hellmuth

• Moe: How do you improve a hamburger?

• Moe: Cook's love of writing is no mystery

• Moe: Architect updates boyhood golf course

• Moe: The naming of streets is no easy task

• Moe: Moore keeps busy with '30 Minute Music Hour'

• Moe: Is 2008 a charmed year for snakes?

• Moe: Films open door to career in radio

• Moe: Arizona city taps 'Nail's Tails' artist

• Moe: Duo raise the bar for charity golf outing

• Moe: Little hits a high note with WBA honor

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• Blei's words still resonate in reprint

• Moe: Cremation allows for some creativity

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• Moe: Softball underdogs get a taste of victory

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• Moe: Kevin Farley makes leap into directing

• Moe: A pitstop on Uncle Rodney's wild ride

• Moe: Round two of Fox News vs. Madison

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• Moe: Mickie's loses beloved part of history

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• Moe: No topic is taboo for Madison writer

• Moe: Classic beer, bear need a comeback

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• Moe: Heston encounter one for the books

• Moe: McFarland man tries for million

• Moe: Film points out: Women can be leaders

• Moe: Behind the scenes with a Hollywood icon

• Moe: T-shirts tell the tale of winter of '08

• Moe: Ginny O'Brien jazzes up the Avenue

• Moe: UW professor plays bass with Springsteen

• Moe: Getting to know me

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• Big winner, wins again at Ho-Chunk Casino

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• 1 arrested, 2 cited in attempted robbery

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