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Fitchburg subdivision alternative gains steam

Capital Times

FITCHBURG – A land restoration and preservation alternative to a subdivision development in Fitchburg’s northeast corner is gaining momentum.

At a Tuesday meeting that drew about 70 people, the West Waubesa Preservation Coalition detailed its plan to turn the 800-acre “Northeast Neighborhood” area, bordered by U.S. 14, Larson Road and Nine Springs Creek, into an agricultural mini-community of residences, community gardens, wetlands research areas, and a charter school oriented to farming and food.

…the plan includes an indoor-outdoor farmer’s market near Highway MM, where UW-Madison marketing students would get practice coordinating sales.

(Professor Cal DeWitt is quoted in this story.)

Talk about a sales figure!

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Quoted: Anne S. Miner, executive director of the Initiative for Studies in Technology Entrepreneurship and a professor of management and human resources at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.