Dude knows how to move books, that’s for sure. ... Sorry, couldn’t resist. Dude is also one of the hardest working authors you’re ever going to meet.

Also, Chris Drosner Happy Pi(e) Day to you, friend. Go enjoy a nice slice somewhere today.

Yeah, what he said. Great stuff, delivered to your electronic doorstep every week.

Hey, Paulie, please ask @BillNovakNews if you can work this weekend. We may need you to pinch hit. ... Also, Paulie, here's hoping you put on your party shirt every Friday.

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ICYMI, here's a powerful piece by Jim Polzin about Howard Moore and his family's impact on the UW men's basketball program. madison.com/wsj/sports/col…

Great story from Phil Brinkman about a man, a drone and an unexpected reunion

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Lots of great reporting by Jim Polzin to bring some context and understanding to this difficult and messy story.

Amen to this one. Readers need journalists now more than ever, and vice-versa.

Big props to David Wahlberg and all of his colleagues at the Wisconsin State Journal for the incredible work the staff has produced in what has been a mind-numbing past few weeks. Here's hoping that many are supporting this important work by signing up at madison.com/subscribe.

Atta way, Jane Burns. Can't tell about the bagel but I love your choice in newspapers!

Had a fun Q&A session with sports columnist Tom Oates, who retired this week after 40 years at the State Journal. Oatesy, shown here with his bud Tom Mulhern, shortly before we lost Mully to a brain disease, always did it right, and we’ll really miss him. madison.com/wsj/opinion/co…

Don't I wish, Andrew Wagner. Hoping we haven't seen the last of the old boy in the State Journal, though. You may need to coach him up on the freelance game. ...

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John Smalley takes to the stage not to spell but welcome the young spellers Wisconsin State Journal All City Bee. His advice: R-E-L-A-X

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