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Celebrating Women's History Month: Inspirational Women of Wisconsin

Mar 3rd

March is Women's History Month, a time to celebrate the remarkable achievements and contributions of women throughout history. At West Madison Apartments, we're proud to highlight some extraordinary women from our community. Join us as we draw inspiration from their remarkable journeys.

Dr. Belle Case La Follette

Dr. Belle Case La Follette was a pioneering figure in Wisconsin's progressive movement, advocating tirelessly for women's suffrage and social reform. Her unwavering commitment to justice and equality left a lasting impact on our community.

Vel Phillips

Green Living: Sustainable Practices for Residents

Feb 19th

Madison Community

Are you interested in living a more sustainable lifestyle? We've compiled a list of eco-friendly tips and resources to help you reduce your environmental impact without sacrificing convenience!

Easy Recycling Solutions

No more wondering what to do with your recyclables! Madison offers convenient recycling drop-off sites that accept items such as glass, plastic bags, electronics, and household batteries, which may not be accepted in curbside recycling bins. By using these sites, you can ensure your recyclables are properly processed and diverted from landfills.

Thrifty Thrifting & Recycling

Romantic Valentine's Day Dates for Every Budget in Madison

Feb 6th

Madison Community

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and if you're looking for some romantic date ideas in Madison, look no further! No matter what your budget is, there are plenty of options to choose from. From high-end experiences to cozy, affordable options, here are some great ideas to make your Valentine's Day memorable!

Indulgent Delights

That New Book Feeling: Celebrating Community and Literacy with Madison Reading Project

Nov 23rd

Madison Community

Hey, book lovers! Are you ready to help spread the joy of reading to kids in Dane County?

We're teaming up with Madison Reading Project (MRP) for their 4th Annual Community Book Drive to help them give 15,000 books to kids.

We recently met with the passionate individuals behind MRP and were so inspired! This year alone, Madison Reading Project has already given out 100,000 books. They run a number of programs that serve kids and educators, including: