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- Campus pizza place vandalized (WSJ, 13 Sep 2000, p. 3) (Q2152) (← links)
- [Driver] says police no help with crowd (Halloween 2003 follow-up) (WSJ, 5 Nov 2003, p. 9) (Q2159) (← links)
- Preliminary hearing in the August 2000 Regent Street hate-crime case: the victim ran to Toppers Pizza, 1368 Regent St., where an employee called police (CT, 7 Sep 2000, p. 3) (Q2160) (← links)
- Little Caesars pizza returns (CT, 18 Nov 2004, p. 45) (Q2163) (← links)
- Journey of faith (CT, 30 Nov 2004, p. 25) (Q2164) (← links)
- Fans' reactions to the UW Shoe Box suspensions; one interviewed 'standing in front of the Urban Pizza beer garden' (CT, 1 Sep 2000, p. 6) (Q2169) (← links)
- Damon's west restaurant closes (CT, 19 Oct 2004, p. 36) (Q2187) (← links)
- Officials call center a success (WSJ, 14 Oct 2004, p. 47) (Q2188) (← links)
- Ramp (WSJ, 1 Jul 1999, p. 18) (Q2211) (← links)
- State Street gift certificates (CT, 9 Jun 1999, p. 23) (Q2212) (← links)
- Diners seek more pizza, less pizazz — Chez Michel to become pizzeria (WSJ, 14 Dec 1990, p. 1) (Q2234) (← links)
- Dispute closes pizzeria (WSJ, 1 Sep 1990, p. 16) (Q2252) (← links)
- Soglin's law clients (WSJ, 17 Jan 1990, p. 2) (Q2262) (← links)
- Should drunken drivers be bartenders? (CT, 9 Jul 1991, p. 1) (Q2278) (← links)
- Angelo's in Monona closing after carryout 'trickled off'; older clientele stayed away (madison.com, 13 Nov 2020) (Q2286) (← links)
- Restaurant review: Fratelli's Trattoria has great pizza and a whole lot more (madison.com, 19 Oct 2023) (Q2302) (← links)
- New Rococo's to offer pizza with a twist (CT, 26 Jun 1992, p. 11) (Q2316) (← links)
- Model railroading (WSJ, 24 Sep 1992, p. 20) (Q2325) (← links)
- Cinema Cafe: He built it, and they come (CT, 14 Jul 1994, p. 1) (Q2375) (← links)
- Takeout Taxi brings the restaurants to you (CT, 20 Oct 1995, p. 21) (Q2413) (← links)
- Taste of Madison 1995: a one-day game plan (CT, 31 Aug 1995, p. 55) (Q2423) (← links)
- Monona frets (CT, 6 Feb 1995, p. 4) (Q2443) (← links)
- Downtown parking: Gorham-Broom ramp site dropped (WSJ, 7 Sep 1995, p. 20) (Q2445) (← links)
- Urban Land Interests (continued from page 3) (CT, 11 Jun 1996, p. 4) (Q2462) (← links)
- Jury says 18-year-old was gunman — Man is third found guilty in robbery of pizzeria (WSJ, 28 Feb 1997, p. 1) (Q2552) (← links)
- A look at the personalities at the core of Urban Land Interests (WSJ, 23 Mar 1997, p. 41) (Q2553) (← links)
- Food Share Day (CT, 5 May 1997, p. 6) (Q2555) (← links)
- Rocky's opens in Westgate, Baraboo — Madison chain closes pizzerias at two other locations in the city (WSJ, 9 Jul 1997, p. 19) (Q2560) (← links)
- Employers and W-2 (WSJ, 22 Jul 1997, p. 12) (Q2562) (← links)
- Human-interest story about a man who 'works for Falbo Brothers Pizzeria, 622 University Ave.' (attestation only). (WSJ, 13 Aug 1997, p. 4) (Q2564) (← links)
- Kohl Center opening week: State Street merchants' hopes (CT, 16 Jan 1998, p. 6) (Q2592) (← links)
- Pizzerias swallow hard when they say cheese: competition has delayed passing on higher costs (WSJ, 7 Aug 1998, p. 1) (Q2609) (← links)
- Cottage Grove: Piggly Wiggly construction to start today (WSJ, 21 Aug 1998, p. 24) (Q2610) (← links)
- Madison's bid for the Sematech semiconductor consortium: 'Pizza Pit will give Sematech officials all the pizza they need while in town' (CT, 7 Nov 1987, p. 14) (Q2697) (← links)
- Holiday parade lineup: 'The Noid from Domino's Pizza in a classic car' and 'Rocky Rococo character in white limousine' (CT, 11 Nov 1989, p. 38) (Q2708) (← links)
- Madison has right stuff for making — and eating! — pizza (CT, 22 Jun 1985, p. 14) (Q2741) (← links)
- Mama Mia! Madison's pizza craving is monstrous / A tale of two pizzas — upscale and other (CT, 22 Jun 1985, p. 15) (Q2742) (← links)
- Obstacles fail to crimp TheaterSportz (CT, 15 Mar 1986, p. 9) (Q2751) (← links)
- 'Bowling with Dave' contest column thanks Bowling Green, Burr Oaks Bowl, Shakey's Pizza in Middleton and Capital Brewery (CT, 18 Apr 1987, p. 8) (Q2758) (← links)
- Pizza business spices up retirement (WSJ, 21 Sep 1986, p. 38) (Q2782) (← links)
- City Council liquor-license decisions: new licenses granted to Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave., and Showbiz Pizza Place, 434 Grand Canyon Dr. — 'a pizza parlor on nearby Grand Canyon Drive' approved although m… (CT, 2 Jun 1982, p. 31) (Q2810) (← links)
- Middleton City Council notes: Class B beer and liquor licenses for the Copper Cavern, 7464 Hubbard Ave., and Slavic Corner Restaurant, 6333 University Ave.; 'A Class B beer license was approved for Papa Smithsoni's New York … (CT, 19 Aug 1987, p. 2) (Q2816) (← links)
- Makeshift pizza parlor stirs [calls for design laws] — Dented metal building may spur design laws (CT, 26 Nov 1979, p. 27) (Q2823) (← links)
- Gargano's files for bankruptcy (CT, 16 Mar 1984, p. 12) (Q2830) (← links)
- Bankruptcy petition filed by Gargano's (WSJ, 17 Mar 1984, p. 1) (Q2831) (← links)
- New eatery lets patrons eat, drink [and play] (CT, 2 Mar 1982, p. 25) (Q2836) (← links)
- Foolery Restaurants to open (WSJ, 7 Mar 1982, p. 26) (Q2837) (← links)
- Tom Foolery profile: 'Last August, Bally purchased the Barnaby's Family Inns chain. It closed Madison's two outlets, 6613 Mineral Point Rd. and 4802 E. Washington Ave., and began remodeling and renovating them into the firs… (CT, 14 Apr 1982, p. 61) (Q2838) (← links)
- Feature on a Middleton youth worker who managed Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 6640 University Ave. (WSJ, 15 Mar 1970, p. 23) (Q2860) (← links)
- City softball roundup naming a K.C. Rolling Pizza team (CT, 12 Jun 1970, p. 21) (Q2862) (← links)
