August 2015

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New Professional Development Scholarships Available for Green County Leader Alumni

The Green County Leaders Board of Directors is pleased to offer a new scholarship opportunity to eligible Green County Leaders (GCL) alumni. “This competitive scholarship fund is designed to support GCL alumni in continuing their leadership journey,” said Nikki Matley, co-chair of the GCL Board of Directors. “Through this scholarship we hope to make it easier for our alumni to pursue additional professional development opportunities that will strengthen their ability to be effective community leaders.”

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Aug

WILD Women Workshop: Firearm Safety

Women 18 or older can take part in a unique outdoor experience that introduces them to basic firearm safety, handling, and target shooting during an upcoming workshop at Crex Meadows State Wildlife Area.

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Aug

Naturally Speaking

Blossoms are often the Rodney Dangerfields of garden, field and forest harvests. Tomatoes, squash, beans and even corn, oats and wheat begin productions with blossoms. But not all blossoms become fruit of their blooms.
The blossoms of many plants, including corn, squash, cucumbers, walnuts, winterberries, oaks and hemp come in two kinds. About half of the blossoms become fruits and the other half only produce pollen.

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Aug

SRR Swim Team Wins Meet

On Wednesday, July 22, the Sugar River Rapids Swim Team defeated Bishop’s Bay and the Edgerton Otters with a total of 910 points.
SRR had the only team competing in the girls 6 and under SC medley relay, composed of Harper Paradis, Holly Maynard, Maggie Piper and Piper Faber.
The SRR team of Alana Bay, Amelia Geib, Brady Noll and Camryn Arnett took first in the girls 7-8 100 SC medley relay with a time of 2:19.89, while Hannah Broger, Josephine Emond, Steffi Dopp and Alaina Smith placed third at 2:30.45.

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Aug

New Glarus JV Basketball Team Goes Undefeated

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Aug

Eating Well Before Blood Drives

From the information sent to me by the American Red Cross, and I would like to share this with you before our next drive on August 14, 2015.
“Give your body plenty of iron.” When you donate whole blood or double red cells, your body loses some iron contained in red blood cells. Eat plenty of iron-rich food to replace these cells between donations. Foods rich in iron include: red meat, broccoli, fish, spinach, poultry, raisins, beans, prunes, iron fortified cereal, shrimp, tomatoes, oysters, rice, peas, watermelon and potatoes.

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Aug

Next Music in the Park Concert August 9

The second concert in the park was held on Sunday, July 26. Once again the music was enjoyed by many and the weather was ideal for being outside.
Our final concert of 2015 will be held on Sunday, August 9, from 6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m., with MAUI, Madison Area Ukulele Initiative, leading us in sing-a-long selections.
These free concerts are possible due to a grant from the Community Foundation. Bring your blankets or chairs for seating and lots of friends and neighbors to enjoy the evening. You don’t want to miss it!

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05
Aug

Home Delivered Meal Drivers Needed

Home delivered meal volunteers are needed for up to one hour delivering meals to homebound individuals on Mondays in New Glarus. Please call the ADRC at (608) 328-9499 for more information on becoming a volunteer.

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05
Aug

Golf Outing to Benefit the United Way

The United Way of Green County’s 13th annual Golf Outing and Raffle is being held on Friday, August 21st, at Decatur Lake Golf Course in Brodhead. Registration and lunch begin at 11:00 a.m., with a shotgun start for golfing at 12:30 p.m.
Golfers will enjoy an afternoon of fun, great food and the chance to win lots of prizes including a 70” LG HD Smart TV, Badger football and basketball tickets, autographed Badger items, patio furniture, golf packages and CASH!

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Aug

Heidi Folk Festival Meeting Notice

The Heidi Folk Festival board of directors will hold the annual meeting, which is open to the public, on August 10th, at 7:00 p.m., at the Chalet Landhaus Inn, 801 HWY 69, in New Glarus, WI. The conference room reserved for this meeting is on the second floor. There is an elevator for ease of use, near the main stairs.

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