September 2016

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Sep

Safe School Lunches Are Literally Cool

School children all over Wisconsin have started to make the daily trek to school, and many will be carrying a lunch box.  Food safety experts at the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) have some suggestions for making sure your child’s lunch is properly packed and remains safe to eat.

Wed
07
Sep

Naturally Speaking

Few things in nature are as uncommon as a double banana.  The cause is unclear but someplace along the flower and subsequent fruit development, one became two.  The two were only the fleshy, edible inner parts of this seedless fruit.
To allow for the extra inner makings, the accommodating rind grew larger, too, but otherwise everything seemed normal, at least as normal as a seedless fruit can be.

Wed
07
Sep

Annual Spirits of the Night At New Glarus Woods State Park

The Friends of the New Glarus Woods State Park present their Annual Spirits of the Night family event on Saturday, September 10, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Wed
07
Sep

Sugar River Soccer Loses to Delavan-Darien

On August 30, the Sugar River Boys Soccer team played Delavan-Darien at the DDHS Soccer Complex, losing 11-1.
By the end of the first half, Delavan-Darien was up by just 3 points. However, Delavan-Darien came out in the second half and scored eight goals.
Jaden Kreklow scored the lone goal for Sugar River.

Wed
07
Sep

Monroe/New Glarus Swim Team Defeats Freeport

The Monroe/New Glarus High School Swim Team swam against the Freeport Aquatic Swim Team on Saturday, September 3rd, in Freeport.
The team of Skylar Lassen, Brynn Ritschard, Nina Schiro and Emily Merritt took first in the 200-Yard Medley Relay, with a time of 2:07.89. Coming in at third place, with a time of 2:30.05, was the team of Kayleigh Nesbitt, Cammi Ganshert, Ally Einbeck and Samantha Ellefson.

Wed
07
Sep

Belleville Loses to Columbus

The Columbus Cardinals beat the Belleville Wildcats in last Friday’s football game, by a final score of 56-18.
Columbus came out on the field looking strong, and by the end of the first quarter were up 35-0. Belleville’s Cade Martin scored the first touchdown for the Wildcats in the second quarter, but the two point conversion was unsuccessful. The halftime score was 56-6.
Martin scored again in the third quarter, but the extra point was unsuccessful.

Wed
07
Sep

Spectators Witness Amazing Opening Ceremonies

Four F-18 Hornets streaked over the 100th Running of the Indy 500, six warbirds cracked the sky at Super Bowl Fifty.  How can a high school sports event beat that?  Saturday morning, as the national anthem played, thirty-six small flying machines in V-formation, wingtip to wingtip, swooped down, circled the flag then exited the direction they entered.  When even the geese are excited about the big Verona cross country invitational, it’s going to be a great day!

Wed
07
Sep

Belleville Youth Basketball – Parents Meeting and Registration Night

All boys and girls in 1st through 8th grade interested in playing basketball this season, please attend! Parents – please plan to sign your son or daughter up if interested in participating in Belleville’s youth program this season.
An informational meeting for parents will be held at 7:00 p.m., in the High School Gymnasium, on Wednesday, September 14th. Registration will follow, from 7:15 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Wed
07
Sep

Lion Dan Karlen Memorial Trap Shoot

The Monticello Lions Club is sponsoring the first annual Lion Dan Karlen Memorial Trap Shoot. The Trap Shoot will take place on Saturday, October 8, 2016, from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., at the Argyle Gun Club on Highway 81, south of Argyle.
For a fun day of two rounds of trap and a luncheon, provided by the Monticello Lions Club, in the remembrance of Lion Dan Karlen, there will be a donation of $35.00 asked. The proceeds will go toward the Monticello Lions Club projects. There will also be raffles donated by the Lions Club members.

Wed
07
Sep

Wilhelm Tell Festival in New Glarus

Last weekend was the annual Wilhelm Tell Festival, held every Labor Day weekend since 1938. Along with the presentation of the Wilhelm Tell pageant, there were many other events for visitors to enjoy. See more photos in the photo gallery on this website.

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