On the cover: "Citylights: Potsie Webber meets Henry Maier," "Whatever Happened to Judy Marks? p. 7," "Lunching—A Guide to Milwaukee Lunch Spots," "How to Make the Hottest Holiday Drinks on the Block," "Plus: The Year We Beat the Mayor," "Melodie Wilson On the Spot: At 33, Channel Four's Melodie Wilson has a new job, a new husband and a new life. But she has a secret. She wants it all." Cover photo of Melodie Wilson by James Schnepf.

Contents:
Charles J. Sykes, "Out Front"
Letters
James Romenesko, "The Prime of Judy Marks," "Pressroom"
"Still Steaming Ahead after All These Years" (Model Railroader)
Perry M. Lamek, "Potsie with Moxie: Anson Williams Is More than Just Another T.V. Nerd"
Michael Mukian, "Holiday Spirit: Traditional Drink Recipes Fill the Holiday Season with Good Cheer" (Wine & Spirits)
Willard Romantini, "Out to Lunch: Taking the Bad with the Good at the Grand Avenue" (Restaurants)
Perry M. Lamek, "Melodie's Choice" ("As Milwaukee's newest anchorwoman, Melodie Wilson faces the biggest challenge of her life, in the biggest job of her life")
Willard Romantini, "Lunch Story: Lunching Well Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry"
Anne Stadler, "When I Die"
Harold Gauer, "The Year We Beat the Mayor"
Marsha Walton, "My Melty Summer in Japan: Confessions of a Befuddled T.V. Reporter"
Judith P. Woodburn, "Presents of Mind" (Sure Things)
Bruce Murphy, "Turn for the Verse: Milwaukee's Latest Poetry Anthology May Be the Best Yet" (The Fine Arts)
Judith P. Woodburn, "A Stage Is Born: A New Contemporary Theater Group Calls Milwaukee Home"
Restaurant Listings
Classifed ads
WMVS/WMVT November 83 program guide
Bruce Murphy, "The Old One-Two: How Mayor Maier Outboxed Himself" (Endgame)
etc.

108 pp.Milwaukee Magazine, Inc.