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The following pages link to The Capital Times (Q152):
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- Monona Public Library trivia night at The Pizza Oven, 5417 Monona Drive (CT, 18 Oct 2012, p. 25) (Q1692) (← links)
- Rocky Rococo "Football Sundays" advertisement: a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza at Madison stores (CT, 6 Dec 2012, p. 26) (Q1693) (← links)
- A sister to Ian's, S2 Pizzabar gets wood-fired up (CT, 27 Dec 2012, p. 9) (Q1694) (← links)
- Square card-reader story: Patrick DePula opened his pizza parlor in October 2011 (CT, 13 Mar 2013, p. 10) (Q1695) (← links)
- Gino's advertisement: "Reopen for Lunch! June 17th" in the remodeled restaurant with a full bar (CT, 20 Jun 2013, p. 2) (Q1696) (← links)
- Jane Capito feature: her stepson Gil Altschul's grandfather's recipe is the basis for Grampa's Pizzeria (CT, 10 Jul 2013, p. 17) (Q1697) (← links)
- Novanta advertisement: Neapolitan Pizza & Mozzarella Bar, 8452 Old Sauk Rd. (CT, 15 Aug 2013, p. 6) (Q1698) (← links)
- Slice of glory: Top eaters will chow down at Ian's pizza-eating contest (CT, 19 Sep 2013, p. 4) (Q1699) (← links)
- Grampa's shoots the moon on Willy Street with honey and hot peppers (CT, 26 Sep 2013, p. 5) (Q1700) (← links)
- Best-pizza poll photo page: Porta Alba's Alpina, Greenbush Bar, Glass Nickel's Fetalicious, Grampa's Barberini, Paisan's Super Hot and Salvatore's Fig and Bacon (CT, 20 Nov 2013, p. 13) (Q1701) (← links)
- Fast and fair-priced thin crust pizzas draw fans to Novanta (CT, 28 Nov 2013, p. 5) (Q1702) (← links)
- WPT auction donor list naming Pizza Hut of Southern Wis. Inc. (CT, 28 May 2014, p. 36) (Q1703) (← links)
- Happy-hour feature on Paisan's: started in 1950 at University Avenue and Park Street by Roy McCormick (CT, 4 Dec 2014, p. 4) (Q1704) (← links)
- Recent Obsessions: Grampa's expanding into the house next door as Gib's Cocktail Bar (CT, 17 Dec 2014, p. 30) (Q1705) (← links)
- Year in review: Salvatore's Tomato Pies opened on East Johnson Street (CT, 31 Dec 2014, p. 35) (Q1706) (← links)
- "Top 5 most popular menu items at Uno Chicago Grill": the deep dish Numero Uno first (CT, 19 May 2011, p. 5) (Q1749) (← links)
- Madison Area Chefs Network: Tory Miller's guest pizza at Salvatore's in April 2014 raised $400 for a school garden (CT, 21 May 2014, p. 20) (Q1750) (← links)
- Restaurants cited for health violations in 2004: Falbo Brother's Pizzeria 408 S. Park St., Rosati's Pizza 4933 Commercial Ave., Ian's 319 N. Frances St. (CT, 8 Jan 2005, p. 5) (Q1851) (← links)
- Topper's Pizza plans big franchising effort (CT, 13 Jan 2005, p. 37) (Q1852) (← links)
- Capital Times review of Boston's the Gourmet Pizza, 8420 Market St., Middleton, open since shortly before Christmas 2004 (CT, 21 Jan 2005, p. 14) (Q1853) (← links)
- Super Bowl pizza-delivery feature: Pizza Extreme manager Kevin Grauvogl; Halloween, New Year's Eve and the Packers' opener as the big nights (CT, 7 Feb 2005, p. 18) (Q1854) (← links)
- No Square deal: Businesses scramble with new campus project (CT, 12 Mar 2005, p. 38) (Q1855) (← links)
- Willy St. gets comfy pizzeria (CT, 25 Mar 2005, p. 18) (Q1856) (← links)
- Roman Candle lights up Willy St. (CT, 16 Apr 2005, p. 28) (Q1857) (← links)
- East Johnson Street shopping feature: "original eats at Supreme Pizza" (CT, 14 May 2005, p. 52) (Q1858) (← links)
- City of Madison license renewal list, May 2005 (continued): Casa Bianca, Pizza Pit, Pizzeria Uno, Glass Nickel, Pizza Di Roma, Urban Pizza Cafe (CT, 23 May 2005, p. 5) (Q1859) (← links)
- "Pizzeria held up": Papa John's, 6619 McKee Road, Friday 5:11 p.m. (CT, 30 Jul 2005, p. 15) (Q1860) (← links)
- Little Caesars Pizza "New Store Opening!!" help-wanted ad, Highland Gates Shopping Center, 700 S. Gammon Road (CT, 20 Oct 2005, p. 32) (Q1861) (← links)
- Little Caesars opens west side pizzeria (CT, 8 Nov 2005, p. 36) (Q1862) (← links)
- Ian's offers diners a slice of pizza diversity (CT, 10 Nov 2005, p. 59) (Q1863) (← links)
- Pizza Extreme help-wanted ad listing all locations: 5706 Raymond Rd., 605 E. Washington Ave., 2936 Fish Hatchery, 1207 N. Sherman Ave. (CT, 8 Dec 2005, p. 27) (Q1864) (← links)
- City Council, Jan. 3, 2006: liquor license approved for a new pizzeria at 940 Williamson St., La Rocca's Pizzeria (CT, 4 Jan 2006, p. 21) (Q1865) (← links)
- Notice of public hearing on new license applications: Cafe Porta Alba, LLC, agent Vincent Pugliese, 15 N. Butler Street (CT, 10 May 2006, p. 4) (Q1866) (← links)
- La Rocca's hits mark modestly (CT, 5 Aug 2006, p. 29) (Q1867) (← links)
- Council proceedings: public hearing closed and license granted to Cafe Porta Alba, 15 N. Butler Street, capacity 40 (CT, 14 Aug 2006, p. 22) (Q1868) (← links)
- "Northside goes Sicilian": Pietro Pipitone converting 1026 N. Sherman Ave. into an Italian restaurant and pizzeria (CT, 18 Aug 2006, p. 3) (Q1869) (← links)
- Rocky Rococo help-wanted ad: "We own/operate 12 Rocky Rococos mostly in the Madison area. Call Wayne" (CT, 13 Sep 2006, p. 27) (Q1870) (← links)
- Council proceedings: La Rocca's Pizzeria, 940 Williamson St., capacity 40, outdoor seating added (CT, 20 Oct 2006, p. 38) (Q1871) (← links)
- Fieldhouse Station on hold: developer Bob Sieger owns the Monroe–Regent corner properties including the Urban Journey pizza and coffee shop (CT, 9 Jan 2007, p. 31) (Q1872) (← links)
- Condo proposal for the one-acre site that had been home to the Casa Bianca Italian restaurant near N. Frances St. (CT, 23 Jan 2007, p. 1) (Q1873) (← links)
- Porta Alba fare authentic (CT, 14 Apr 2007, p. 26) (Q1874) (← links)
- Review of the new Roman Candle Pizzeria, 1920 Parmenter St., Middleton (three stars) (CT, 5 May 2007, p. 29) (Q1875) (← links)
- License applications: Sendero, LLC, agent Darcy Lee, dba Pizza Brutta, 1805 Monroe Street, Class B beer, Class C wine (CT, 9 May 2007, p. 4) (Q1876) (← links)
- City of Madison license renewal list, May 2007: Rocky Rococo (8 stores), Cafe Porta Alba, Casa Bianca, Pizza Pit, Urban Pizza Cafe, Pizza Di Roma, Pizza Hut, Unos, Roman Candle (CT, 28 May 2007, p. 4) (Q1877) (← links)
- Businesses whose liquor licenses were not renewed by July 1, 2007, including "Urban Pizza (closed)" and Casa Bianca (CT, 3 Jul 2007, p. 3) (Q1878) (← links)
- Fieldhouse gridlock: Regent-Monroe plan still stalled (CT, 10 Jul 2007, p. 10) (Q1879) (← links)
- Clayton Scherer of Ian's Pizza and Salad: the salad bar adding locally grown vegetables (REAP Buy Fresh Buy Local pilot) (CT, 10 Jul 2007, p. 11) (Q1880) (← links)
- Neapolitan pizza the real McCoy (CT, 20 Jul 2007, p. 15) (Q1881) (← links)
- 'Iron Chef' judge will visit Porta Alba here (CT, 30 Nov 2007, p. 26) (Q1882) (← links)
- "The Talk" on ad man Dick Zillman, who created the Pizza Pit TV jingle spot in the winter of 1978–79 (CT, 12 Feb 2008, p. 2) (Q1883) (← links)
