• Delivery
• Kitchen: Help with meal packaging and preparation.

• Arts and crafts projects
• Computer lab
• Gardening projects
• Group or class leader: Do you have an interest that you would like to share?

• Home chores
• Nutrition site volunteers
• Personal finance
• Snow Angels: Help seniors in winter shovel their driveways and sidewalks.

• Third Coast Bluegrass | Thursday, Jan. 11 | 7:30 p.m. | North Street Cabaret, 610 North St., Madison | $20-$27 | They’ve been pluckin’ strings since the 70s.

• Wisconsin Jazz Fest | Friday, Jan. 12 | 7 p.m. | Majestic Madison, 115 King St., Madison | $15 | Cool jazz, smooth jazz, whatever type of jazz you like, be-bop into the Majestic.
• Comedy Plus: 100th Show Edition | Friday, Jan. 12 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Crucible, 3116 Commercial Ave., Madison | $5-$15 | Stand up, burlesque, and more, oh my.

• Stage Test: An Evening of Works in Development | Saturday, Jan. 13 | 4:30-6:30 p.m. | MYArts Building, 1055 E. Mifflin St., Madison | $5 | Curious as to how a play makes it to the stage? Find out.
• Bird and Nature Adventures | Saturday, Jan. 13 | 2:30-4 p.m. | Owen Conservation Park, 6021 Old Sauk Rd., Madison | Free | Take an easy-paced walking tour through one of Madison’s conservation parks.

• Downtown Food Tour | Sunday, Jan. 14 | 1-4 p.m. | Wisconsin State Capitol, 2 E. Main St., Madison | $69 | Taste your way around the Capitol Square area via some Wisconsin staples.
• Ohlschmidt, Panosh and Cohen | Sunday, Jan. 14 | 3:30-6 p.m. | Red Rooster Madison, 2513 Seiferth Rd., Madison | $10 | Listen to an eclectic mix of jazz, blues, and Americana music.

• John Prine Tribute featuring Billy Prine | Monday, Jan. 15 | 7 p.m. | Majestic Madison, 115 King St., Madison | $32.50 - $49.50 | John Prine’s music lives on through his brother, Billy.

• South Central Wisconsin Job Fair | Tuesday, Jan. 16 | 1:30 p.m. | Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Wy., Madison | Free | Looking for work? Look no further.

• Madison Metropolitan School District is changing the way it handles snow days. Instead of adding minutes to remaining school days or make-up days at the end of the school year, the district is sending packets of school work to be done at home. (Wisconsin State Journal)

• The Beltline might have a new crane or two next to it soon. A developer is proposing to demolish a vacant, one-story building at 1302 S. Midvale Blvd. on the West side. In its place will be a structure with 55 market-rate housing units, commercial space, a rooftop patio, and underground parking. (Wisconsin State Journal)

• UW-Madison has been awarded a $150 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to lead a five-year national study to investigate the neurobiology behind Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias. The study will investigate characteristic biomarkers in people with dementia or at risk of the disease. (WKOW)

• It’s time to say “cheers” to the oldest bar in Madison. The Silver Dollar Tavern, at 117 W. Mifflin St. will close on Feb. 3. Co-owner Chuck Teasdale says his great-grandfather obtained the city’s first liquor license. Opened in 1933, it’s now making way for a new development. (In Business)

• Wisconsin is among 35 states with plans to launch the USDA’s new summer grocery benefits program for kids. The USDA will provide grocery-buying benefits for families with school-aged children during the summer months when schools are closed. Families will receive $40 per eligible child per month. (WKOW)

• If you’ve bean bagging it in trying to find something new to do, Garver Feed Mill is starting a winter cornhole league. The 10-week season starts in February, and the sign-up deadline is Thursday, Jan. 25. Space is limited.

• Forward Madison FC and Breese Stevens Field are looking for customer service-oriented and outgoing individuals to work at the outdoor venue. They are currently hiring for all event positions.

• It’s all about the bass, particularly if you’re taking one of the DNR’s free learn to fish workshops. People interested in harvesting sustainable, local food or learning how to ice fish can attend a free, five-session workshop in February. (Wausau Pilot & Review)

• The Council for Educational Travel, USA (CETUSA) is looking for exchange student hosts in Wisconsin. Currently, 76 CETUSA exchange students are going to school in Wisconsin right now. Applications are being accepted. (UpNorthNews)

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• Four months. The term length for a special certificate at UW Credit Union with a _% APY.^

What is it?

What does it say about Wisconsinites?

• We’re highly extroverted compared to everyone else in the US.
• We’re agreeable, but less than our Minnesota neighbors.
• We’re on the lower end of conscientiousness.
• We’re fairly emotionally stable.
• We’re more closed minded than open.