So is it a new decade, or isn't it? We at Madison Patch are a little unsure ourselves. Logic says that a decade is 10 years, and if you count from one to 10, then this is actually the LAST year of the decade.
However, logic also says that someone would say something that happened in 1990 happened in the 9os, not the 80s.
So, the point seems to be that logic doesn't work in this case, and we here at Madison Patch wish you a happy new year no matter how you look at it.
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On Monday, Cindy Loh took you inside Broccolini's as part of her ongoing series of restaurant reviews. We also told you where to go to get your New Year's Eve dress and accessories in Madison.
On Tuesday, we took you around the Madison High School sports scene. We told you about the girls basketball team's win on the opening day of its own tournament. You also learned about the boys team's victory in the Oratory Prep Tournament. Finally, the indoor track teams were represented at the latest invitational at Drew University.
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On Wednesday, you learned about Rob Ubhaus' newest French restaurant, Rob's Bistro, which is located right next door to his other, Resto. We also told you about how the Madison High School wrestling team did at the Roselle Park Tournament, and how the girls basketball team won its own Lady Dodgers Tournament.
On Thursday, we told you about some great champagnes to give a try for New Year's Eve. We also told you about the still-undefeated boys basketball team winning the Oratory Prep Tournament. We also showed told you how DPW was working in Madison to keep the roads safe during the light snow that was falling on the final day of 2009.
We rang in the new year on Friday with a profile on outgoing councilman John Elias and a feature on the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts.
On Saturday, we told you about new councilman Don Links, who was sworn in at the reorganization meeting that we were at and reported on.
We hope you have enjoyed our coverage at the end of 2009 and look forward to serving the borough in 2010. Happy new year!
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