The Market Study Group invites all business owners, community leaders, and residents of Belleville to gather together for a town hall meeting with the purpose to share the research and analysis of the market study conducted earlier this spring. The purpose of this market study was designed to be a business development tool for Belleville. The research was led by local business and community leaders actively involved in the process. This group of people were supported by specialists and educators with UW-Extension. The project was funded by the Village of Belleville.
Dear Editor,
During the last month, people have been watching as the house at 200 1st Avenue was demolished, a hole was dug, a basement was poured, and work was started on a house being built by Habitat for Humanity. The majority of the work was done by professionals. Volunteers tarred the basement walls and nailed on styrofoam.
Dear Editor,
The Green County Veterans Memorial Committee has worked for the last 12 years on developing a park on County N and Highway 81, at the Pleasant View Complex in Monroe, Wisconsin, to honor and pay tribute to all Green County Veterans deceased and alive. All veterans who have been honorably discharged qualify to have their name on the walls inside the “Hall of Honor” of the newly built pavilion.
Clara H. Anderson, age 86 of New Glarus, passed away on Wednesday, September 6, 2017, at the New Glarus Home. She was born on August 10, 1931, to her parents, Gottlieb and Elizabeth (Luthe) Wyttenbach, in the Town of Moscow, Iowa County, WI.
<i>The Case for Christ</i> movie: based on the true story of Lee Strobel. In the 1970s, his investigative reporting earned him a promotion to Legal Editor of the <i>Chicago Tribune</i>. Things at home weren’t going nearly as well. A neighbor lady had invited his wife to church. Lee’s wife Leslie becomes a Christian. As her newfound faith in Christ grows and is strengthened, Lee is compelled to utilize his journalistic and legal training to try and disprove the claims of Christianity, pitting his resolute atheism against her growing faith.
<strong>MSOE Announces Spring Quarter Graduates</strong>
<strong>Lillian Horn</strong>, Albany, graduated from Milwaukee School of Engineering on May 27, 2017, with a Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering. Horn graduated with Honors.
Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.70 or above are listed having graduated with “High Honors.” Undergraduate students with a cumulative GPA between 3.20 and 3.69 are listed as having graduated with “Honors.”
The School District of Belleville held a ribbon cutting ceremony on September 8th to officially open the new High School/Middle School facilities. The construction, managed by J.H. Findorff & Son Inc. with designs by Bray Architects, included a sizable addition to the High School's Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics facility (new computer lab, CNC Labs, a traditional wood shop and an automotive shop with a new car lift) as well as a new fitness center, external concession stand and bathrooms.
On September 11, 2017, the New Glarus Police Department received reports of two separate businesses being burglarized some time over the weekend. During the course of the investigation, it was determined that entry was forced into both of the businesses and small amounts of cash were taken. There was physical evidence recovered from both scenes and the investigations are continuing.
The Wildcat Cross Country team has already accomplished some exciting things. We have ran in a scrimmage in Milton and competed at Monroe so far this season.
On August 29th, the Sugar River boys soccer team hosted Delavan-Darien for a non-conference match. Delevan-Darien won, 5-1.
Connor DeLorme scored the lone goal for Sugar River in the first period.
Sugar River goal tender Tyler Boeck had 16 saves during the game.
“Very tight game during the first half,” said Coach Kyle Webber. “Lots of great saves by both Boeck and Valadez. DD scored off of some very good shots.”
On Thursday, August 31st, the team played a conference game at Cambridge-Deerfield and won, 3-0.