July 2017

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Check Out the Green County Volunteer Network

Interested in getting involved but not sure where to start?  Curious as to how your skills and strengths can be used to make a positive impact on Green County communities?  The Green County Volunteer Network is an easy way to get connected with a wide variety of opportunities throughout Green County. The Network will also enable organizations to reach out, build their volunteer base, and engage more people.

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Jul

Music in the Park

Sunday, July 9th, will be the first of three concerts in the Village Park of New Glarus.  Performing from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., will be Robert J.  On Sunday, July 23, the Capitol Chordsmen, a barbershop group, will entertain us.  The final concert will be provided by MAUI, the ukulele group from Madison. 
The audience is encouraged to bring chairs or blankets for seating.  Rain relocation is at the chapel of the New Glarus Home. 

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05
Jul

Swiss Church ^Cemetery Walking Tour^"

The Swiss Church Cemetery Committee is hosting two free walking tours of the historic Swiss Church Cemetery, in the heart of New Glarus, on Saturday, August 5th, starting at 9:00 a.m. Tour number two is a repeat of the previous year and will start at the Swiss Historical Village cemetery in front of the log church, 612 7th Avenue, New Glarus, at 9:00 a.m.

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05
Jul

Ribbon Cutting at Railroad Street Boutique

Friends, family, employees and many of those who helped make the Railroad Street Boutique possible were on hand for a ribbon cutting celebration on Wednesday, June 28th. Following the ribbon cutting, everyone enjoyed refreshments and touring the store.

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05
Jul

It's Almost Here! Monticello Homecoming

The Monticello Community Club would like to welcome you to our annual celebration in Monticello, beginning with Softball on Thursday, July 6th, and continuing throughout the weekend. We have many activities that you are welcome to come and watch, and even participate in! Again this year, we have the Carnival for the kids. The Carnival will begin on Friday with Wristband Special (the only wristband special over the weekend) for $15.00 from 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

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05
Jul

Monticello PTO Pony Trot

The 2nd Annual Monticello PTO Pony Trot will be held Saturday, July 8. The event consists of a 1K Little Pony Run starting at 8:00 a.m., and a 5K Fun Run at 8:30 a.m. The event will be at Monticello Schools, with registration opening on the playground at 7:00 a.m. Bathrooms and showers will be available.

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05
Jul

^A Face for Every Name^" on Display During Homecoming"

The Wisconsin Public Television/Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Veteran’s Museum moving display, <i>A Face for Every Name</i>, Vietnam War display showing the photos and names of each of the 1,161 Wisconsin men who lost their lives in the Vietnam War, will be returning to Green County this weekend.

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05
Jul

BCHIP Announces Bastille Day Fun Run - 2017

Belleville Community Health Improvement Project (BCHIP) is announcing the Bastille Day Fun Run – 2017 will be held on Saturday, July 15, 2017. Beginning at 128 W. Main Street, in Belleville, the 5K run/walk begins at 9:00 p.m. This is a unique opportunity to celebrate Belleville’s French heritage on a course that is flat with gently rolling streets in and around downtown Belleville. We welcome participants of all ages and abilities.

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05
Jul

Keeping Seniors Safe From Fraud

Learn how to protect yourself from fraud, common scams, identity theft and more at the Sugar River Senior Center on Monday, July 10, 2017, from 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
The Belleville Police Department, Sugar River Senior Center and Old National Bank are teaming up to bring you this presentation. Please RSVP with the Sugar River Senior Center at (608) 424-3007. The center is located at 21 S. Vine Street, Belleville.

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05
Jul

Belleville FFA Attends State FFA Convention

Members of the Belleville FFA Chapter traveled to the Alliant Energy Center for the Wisconsin State FFA Convention on June 13-14, 2017. Amanda Lettman and Mitchell Mussehl served as delegates for the chapter.  They were able to vote for the 2017-2018 Wisconsin FFA State sectional officer, as well as contribute to discussions about current topics affecting FFA and agriculture education.

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