June 2016

Wed
29
Jun

ADRC Offering Transportation to Monroe Farmers Market

Transportation is available from Belleville, New Glarus and Monticello to the Monroe Farmers Market on several upcoming Wednesdays. The cost is $4.50, and this includes home pick-up and help with packages.
Transportation is available on Wednesday, July 13; Wednesday, July 27; Wednesday, August 10; and Wednesday, August 24. Please call the ADRC at (608) 328-9499 to reserve your ride or for more information.

Wed
29
Jun

Care Wisconsin Opens Office in Dodgeville

Care Wisconsin has opened an office in Dodgeville at 123 N. Iowa Street. The phone number is 1-888-508-5056, or TTY WI Relay 711. Staff is available by appointment.

Wed
29
Jun

Green County Dairy Day Show Results 2016

The 2016 Green County Dairy Days Cattle Show successfully took place on Saturday, June 18th. This year’s show was hosted by the Belleville community and took place at the Green County Fairgrounds in Monroe, Wisconsin. There was a total of 45 youth and 67 head of cattle from 4-H clubs and FFA chapters who competed. Thank you to the many sponsors and spectators who took the time to cheer on and support our exhibitors.
Results of the 2016 event are as follows:

Wed
29
Jun

Naturally Speaking

This note should not embarrass the largemouth bass by revealing that it is scientifically a member of the sunfish family.  Other sunfish members include bluegills, pumpkinseeds and green sunfish.
After being misled by a lure, the bass leaps from the water rather than fighting below the surface. 

Wed
29
Jun

Coach Stiner Era Belleville Track & Field Team Reunion

Last year, a group of former Wildcat “tracksters” got together for an afternoon of story-telling, laughing and catching up with each other. It was so much fun, that we decided to do it again this year! So, on Saturday, July 16th, all Stiner Era Track & Field athletes, coaches, families and friends are invited to the 2nd Annual Track Team Reunion. The reunion will take place in the Community Park, Shelter #1 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. As an added bonus to the festivities, we will be celebrating the 35th anniversary of the 1980-81 State Line League Conference Championship!

Wed
29
Jun

2016 Girls Soccer All Conference Awards Announced

The Capitol Conference is proud to announce their 2016 Girls Soccer All Conference, Honorable Mention, and Player of the Year Selections.
<strong>1st Team Selections</strong>
Vanessa Narvenson, Sugar River, was named as a 1st Team Forward. Other players named as 1st Team Forwards are Savannah Curtis and Chyann Schmidt, Lodi; and Bella Fiore, Cambridge/Deerfield.
Taylor Legler, Sugar River, was named as a 1st Team Midfielder. Other players named as 1st Team Midfielders are Skye Baron, Lodi; Bailey Rockney, Lake Mills; Zoe Knops, Cambridge/Deerfield.

Wed
29
Jun

All Star Senior Showdown Volleyball in Monticello

The Six Rivers East and West Conference volleyball coaches have put together an All Star Senior Showdown Volleyball Match that will be played on Thursday, June 30th, at 7:00 p.m., at Monticello High School. Teams are made up of all-conference selections and honorable mention seniors voted in last year.
We would like to invite the public, grandparents, friends, families, volleyball teams and their coaches, for the upcoming season to attend this match.

Wed
29
Jun

Karl, Brock and Tyler Lueschow Sweep the Hixton Hare Scramble Motorcycle Race

Three New Glarus Cross Country Motorcycle Racers were recent winners at the Hixton Hare Scramble race on June 26, 2016.
The racers included Brock Lueschow, 1st in the 35cc (16 and under); Tyler Lueschow, 1st in class C open competitions; and Karl Lueschow, 1st in Class A 40+ competitions.
The Hare Scramble races represent a two-hour endurance race over a five-mile rough terrain course, including high speed jumping, hill climbing and a tight woods trail.

Wed
29
Jun

U12 Belleville Bulldogs Take 1st Place in Soccer Tournament

The U12 Belleville Bulldogs capped off an undefeated season by taking First Place in the Hew Holstein Soccer tournament on June 18, 2016.
Through the season, the fundamentally sound defense and goalies only gave up six goals while the offense accounted for 67 goals, resulting in a 15-0-0 record. They have individual talent and speed, but nothing matches a team that is unselfish and willing to make that extra pass, even though it might mean giving up a goal for themselves.

Wed
29
Jun

Belleville Baseball Awards

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