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Two mornings after Madison’s mayor called for the end of an encampment at Williamson and South Baldwin streets, which formed after the July 22 police shooting of Corey Ruiz, the intersection remained barricaded Sunday and home to over a dozen tents.
A campfire in the middle of the intersection warmed several people listening to music in the day’s early hours, while memorial candles continued burning around the vigil to Ruiz, 38, who was fatally shot by a Madison police officer following a struggle captured on bystander video…