October 2017

Wed
25
Oct

Anna Wolf Earns Spot on UW-Whitewater Women's Swimming and Diving Roster

Anna Wolf, a native of Blanchardville, WI, and graduate of New Glarus High School, will compete for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater women’s swimming and diving team during the 2017-18 season, which began Saturday at the All-Wisconsin Invitational at Schroeder Aquatic Center in Brown Deer.
Wolf, a sophomore at UW-Whitewater, is majoring in Marketing.

Wed
25
Oct

Sugar River Euchre

In a back and forth match between the Norsk Cowboys and the J&M Bar River-Rats, the Cowboys were eventually able to trap the Rats 34 morsels short. However, Gene Miller and Jack Gehin (Rats) did a little damage of their own when they handed Harold Schlimgen and Dave Wilborn their only loss of the night, a 3 in the fifth frame.

Wed
25
Oct

Season Comes to an End for Ponies

The Ponies volleyball team played in a first round regional match versus the Argyle Orioles on Tuesday, October 17 and lost, 0-3.
The Ponies finished their regular season with a conference record of 2-8.

Wed
25
Oct

Swim Team Wins Last Dual Meet of the Season

“It was the last dual of the season and we knew it was going to be close,” said Coach Linda Moser regarding the meet at Milton on October 17th. “The girls swam focused and determined, and they came out on top by 2 points!” The final score of the meet was Monroe/New Glarus 86, Milton 84.

Wed
25
Oct

Wildcat's Season Finishes in Fennimore

The Belleville Wildcats had their sights on State and personal bests at the State Qualifier race in Fennimore last Saturday. Although they came up short for a state bid, the runners fought hard on a rough and hilly course.
The boy’s team was led by Julian Fullbright, who came in 35th overall with a time of 19:57. He was followed by Caden O’Rourke (20:04), Gary Salmela (20:53), Otto Anson (21:15), Sean Campbell (21:57), Alan Woller (22;24) and Derek Shrader (23:06). The boys placed 11th of 18 teams.

Wed
25
Oct

Free Bluebird House Building Workshop

A free Bluebird House Building Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, November 11, from 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m., at the Town of New Glarus Garage, located at 200 Railroad Street (next to the old lumber yard) in New Glarus. The Town of New Glarus Parks Commission is sponsoring this workshop as part of its ongoing educational outreach program. The workshop is open to anyone interested in learning more about attracting wild birds to their property.

Wed
25
Oct

New Glarus Lions Club Annual Rose Sale

The New Glarus Lions Club is conducting their Annual Rose Sale. Roses are $20.00 per dozen. The deadline to order is November 10, 2017, and the roses will be delivered on November 15, 2017.

Wed
25
Oct

Village of New Glarus Contracts with Pellitteri Waste Systems

Pellitteri Waste Systems will begin serving the Village of New Glarus on January 2, 2018. The company is sending out flyers to all New Glarus residents to inform them of the change. You will have a choice of which size of trash cart to choose for your residence – 35, 65 or 95 gallons. If you do not fill out the form and send it back by November 8, 2017, a 95-gallon trash cart will be dropped off at your residence in December and you are subject to a $45.00 fee if you would like a different size after the initial delivery.

Wed
25
Oct

New Glarus FCCLA Selling Bucky Books

Get your Bucky Books now from New Glarus FCCLA! Bucky Books are being sold through the first week in November. The cost is $35.00 per book. FCCLA will receive $15.00 from each Bucky Book sold.
The money FCCLA makes will be used to help with fees to help the chapter so they are able to help the community. If you are interested in a Bucky Book please contact the FCCLA Adviser, Julie Martin, at julie.martin@ngsd.k12.wi.us or call (608) 527-2410 ext. 4158 for more information on how to purchase your Bucky Book.

Wed
25
Oct

Early Morning Crash Injures One

New Glarus Police came upon a two-car crash on 2nd Street and 5th Avenue in New Glarus on October 20th.
According to the New Glarus Police Department, one of the drivers had minor injuries.

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