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* "In the pizza world", he said in 1997, you can land a job in 10 minutes, and he had learned something in each one<ref name="ct-1997-11-08-p41" />. | * "In the pizza world", he said in 1997, you can land a job in 10 minutes, and he had learned something in each one<ref name="ct-1997-11-08-p41" />. | ||
* He was the agent for Madison Dough Boys Inc. when it applied for a liquor | * He was the agent for Madison Dough Boys Inc. when it applied for a liquor license for [[2916 Atwood Avenue|2916 Atwood Ave.]] in 2002<ref name="ct-2002-02-27">(2002, February 27). Liquor license application, Madison Dough Boys Inc., 2916 Atwood Ave. ''The Capital Times''.</ref>. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 24 October 2026
Tim Nicholson is the co-founder, with Brian Glassel, of Glass Nickel Pizza. The "Nickel" in the name is his.
According to the company, Nicholson had been delivering pizzas since his teens in northern Wisconsin, and had worked as far north as Alaska[1]. He worked at Pizza Extreme for two and a half years, and met Glassel there[2]. The two opened Glass Nickel at 2049 Atwood Ave. on November 4, 1997.
Trivia
- "In the pizza world", he said in 1997, you can land a job in 10 minutes, and he had learned something in each one[2].
- He was the agent for Madison Dough Boys Inc. when it applied for a liquor license for 2916 Atwood Ave. in 2002[3].
See also
Notes
- ↑ Glass Nickel Pizza Co. location page: Madison East. glassnickelpizza.com. Retrieved September 28, 2026.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 (1997, November 8). Cheap Eats news: Glass Nickel Pizza Company opens. The Capital Times. p. 41. Newspapers.com image 522191880.
- ↑ (2002, February 27). Liquor license application, Madison Dough Boys Inc., 2916 Atwood Ave. The Capital Times.
