YouTube Video courtesy of RiversideMedical, the YouTube page for another center that uses the equipment

Capitol Lakes, a Continuing Care Retirement Community in downtown Madison, is boasting that it has started using the world’s only virtual rehabilitation system specifically designed for seniors and people with limited physical abilities.

Capitol Lakes officials said they are proud to be one of the first retirement communities in the U.S. and the first in Wisconsin to implement the new OmniVR Virtual Rehabilitation System in its Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.

Developed by Accelerated Care Plus, a Reno-based rehabilitation technology and education company, the OmniVR Virtual Rehabilitation System is unique in the industry, officials said.

The dance floors are polished, the barres are out, and the music is cued. Summer dance classes at the School of Madison Ballet are about to begin.

Many of SMB's regular classes are offered from July 5 through August 13 with a schedule designed to accommodate the busy summer months.

Dancers age 2 to 11 may elect to enroll in the full six weeks of the summer session, or choose any four weeks of classes! Adult dancers in the Open Division have the same drop-in options offered during the year.

Email at smb@madisonballet.org for more information.

On Dec. 3, 1993, the nation's tenth and Wisconsin’s first Buffalo Wild Wings opened its doors at 529 State Street. The Madison fixture will be closing its doors for good on May 21 to make way for a bigger location nearby at 789 University Avenue.

The restaurant will say thanks for 17 years with big parties and 1993 retro prices. On Tuesdays May 10 and May 17, wings will be just 25 cents, and during its last week, drink specials will rolled back to prices featured during happy hour in 1993.

The new restaurant is expected to opened in August.