October 2006
Volume 31
Number 10
Features
Best of 2006
It’s time to get serious about “super.” Our eight pages of peerless hometown wonders will make you want to rip your shirt open, too.
Edited by Mario Quadracci
Eyes Wide Shut
Doyle did this. Green thinks that. Did you think a political race could ever be nice? Read about the state’s caustic race for governor.
By Erik Gunn
Ties That Bind
Two dads, three children. A gay couple raise their triplets on a sprawling Germantown farm while America debates the issue of same-sex marriage.
By Kurt Chandler
Departments
Outfront
A fitting month.
By Bruce Murphy
You kidding? We love to hear from you.
Events
Feet, marvelous feet, plus Frank Almond does Mozart. Theater highlights: Judas in purgatory and a mother and daughter at odds.
Insider
Packers plates, keyboard domination, fowl infatuation.
Pressroom
The Journal Sentinel’s shrunken beat.
Reviews
The BritInn, Marsupial Bridge, Bullseye Records.
The Mil
A hodgepodge of peeps.
Savvy City
Style
The faces of fall.
Where to Shop
Cool ways to spend on your kids, home, et cetera.
Real Estate
When apartments become condos.
Health
All about hormones.
By Scott R. Weinberger
Profile
How weird is it that the Packers hired coach Mike McCarthy?
By Tommy Craggs
Dining
The Capital Grille’s dry-aged ammo, Antigua Real’s Latin lesson and… it’s with pleasure that we present our 300-plus restaurant guide.
Endgame
The last thing MPS needs is more red tape.
By Terrence Falk
