October 2020

Wed
21
Oct

5K Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness

Roxie Kolasch, Annette Aeberhard and Dawn Pederson have organized an informal 5K walk for Breast Cancer Awareness on Saturday, October 24.
The walk will begin and end at the Monticello Fire Station. There is no charge to participate, and no registration is necessary.
Anyone who wants to participate should plan on lining up at 9:00 a.m., with the walk beginning at 9:15 a.m.

Wed
21
Oct

Monticello Trick-or-Donate

Please help the FCCLA of Monticello collect non-perishable food items, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to donate to our local food pantry, Green Cares.
On Friday, October 30th, from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m., we will be coming door-to-door to collect any of these items. If you are unable to be home and would like to donate please leave in a bag outside the door labeled FCCLA. We greatly appreciate your support! Happy Halloween!!!

Wed
21
Oct

Monticello Halloween Update

Village President Leaora Miller announced that Trick or Treating in Monticello will be held on Friday, October 30, from 4:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Miller said, “We are asking that you all follow COVID-19 Restrictions at your own risk, practice social distancing, and safety precautions. This decision was not made lightly and we ask that you respect each other while out and about. If you do not want to participate, you do not have to. We understand and respect every person’s opinions and beliefs.”

Wed
21
Oct

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Event to Be Held in Belleville

The community of Belleville, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), will hold a Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2020, at the Belleville Police Department, 61 Frederick Street, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Please enter on W. Pearl Street, where you will drive through the garage. You do not need to leave your vehicle, this is a contact free event.

Wed
21
Oct

Road Rally Rapidly Approaching

Are you looking for some fun and a way to get out of the house? The 2020 Belleville Road Rally is quickly approaching. Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 7th. Get your team ready, bring your $20 entry fee, and pack some road trip snacks. We will start sending cars off at 8:00 a.m., from Schwoegler’s Sugar River Lanes. Please do not arrive prior to 7:00 a.m. Sugar River Lanes will offer a breakfast sandwich, coffee, and other drinks to be available for purchase that morning.

Wed
21
Oct

Belleville NHS Cancels Food Pantry Collection

The Belleville National Honor Society has decided not to trick or treat for the food pantry this Halloween. However, they are looking forward to your support in the spring when they plan to hold a collection drive. More details will become available closer to the event.

Wed
21
Oct

Belleville Veterans Program Cancelled

The Belleville Veterans Program is cancelled this year, due to the COVID Virus. Hopefully we will be able to do something closer to the end of the year, when we once again can be together. Please remember our veterans with a phone call or note in the mail.

Wed
21
Oct

Marion is for You and Our Communities

Dear Editor,
What is the one thing you should know about Kriss Marion?
As Kriss’s husband of 32 years, let me tell you: Kriss Marion is for you and for our communities in Southwest WI. She won’t rest until we are thriving. She will work tirelessly for us as a representative. Kriss is the hardest worker I know and is indefatigable. She will fight for our needs and our future, not for special interests or big donors. Kriss will work with both parties for the common sense solutions we need for our schools, health care, roads, main streets, and water quality.

Wed
21
Oct

Incredibly Frustrated and Heartbroken

Dear Editor,
As a practicing family physician in SW Wisconsin for 28 years, I was particularly troubled by a recent newspaper article that quoted the Chief Medical Officer of the renowned Marshfield Clinic.

Wed
21
Oct

Going Along to Get Along Isn't What We Need in Madison

Dear Editor,
I think it’s interesting to realize that Kriss Marion was the first woman chair elected by her fellow board members to the Lafayette County Executive Committee. And, she was reelected to the Board of Supervisors by an overwhelming majority in the latest election. Obviously she is respected in her county.
That’s why it’s puzzling to me why Todd Novak, her opponent for the 51st District Assembly seat, is criticizing her for having strong opinions and not being afraid to oppose fellow supervisors when necessary.

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