A land conservancy organization has purchased about 70,000 acres of northern Wisconsin forestland in hopes of preserving it for public use and logging.
Photos: A look at the new Target store on State Street
State Street Target
Most of the checkout area at the State Street Target is dedicated to self-checkout stations. The store also has three checkouts that are staffed.
ANDY MANIS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
State Street Target
The first floor of the State Street Target is filled with health and beauty supplies.
ANDY MANIS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
State Street Target
The household goods on the lower level of the State Street Target store are aimed at college students.
ANDY MANIS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
State Street Target
The new Target store on State Street has a large grocery section on the lower level. It includes fresh produce, packaged meats, frozen foods and staples like milk, cheese, yogurt, cereal, rice and pasta.
ANDY MANIS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
State Street Target
The lower level of the State Street Target store can be accessed via a central staircase or by elevator.
ANDY MANIS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
State Street Target
Target opened the doors of its new State Street store on Tuesday. It's the sixth store in Dane County for the Minneapolis-based retailer and by far the smallest.
BARRY ADAMS, STATE JOURNAL
State Street Target
Wisconsin has its first small-format Target store and it's located at 610 State St. in Madison's Downtown. The 15,000-square-foot store opened Tuesday and has shopping on two levels.
BARRY ADAMS, STATE JOURNAL
State Street Target
Student housing surrounds the new Target store on State Street.
BARRY ADAMS, STATE JOURNAL
10-digit dialing: what you need to know
All Wisconsin phone customers will need to dial 10 digits for all calls beginning Sunday. But some things will not change, including:
Your phone number.
The price of a call, coverage area, or other rates and services: a local call will remain a local call regardless how many numbers you dial.
Existing three-digit numbers -- including 211, 311, 411, 511, 711, 811, and 911 -- will continue to work as usual.
You will still need to dial 1 before the area code for long-distance calls.
Customers will continue to dial a prefix (such as “9”) when dialing from a multi-line telephone system (e.g., in a hotel, office building, etc.) as required;
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can still be reached by dialing 1-800-273-TALK (8255) even after the 988 code is in effect in July.
