June 2022

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08
Jun

Monticello Foundation Scholarships

Congratulations to Monticello High School's Class of 2022! The Monticello Foundation has awarded twelve graduates scholarships totaling $27,300! These deserving students are pictured with Foundation President Linn Lederman at the Senior Awards Banquet. We are so proud of you and wish you continued success in the future!

Wed
08
Jun

National Cheesemaking Center Open House

The National Historic Cheesemaking Center Museum extends an invitation to attend an Open House on Saturday, June 18, 2022, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Bring your family and friends to enjoy a fun and relaxing day in cheese country. Admission is complimentary, self-guided tours, see cheesemaking videos, taste cheese samples and receive a gift bag.
The National Historic Cheesemaking Center is located at the corner of State Road 69 south and 21st Street in Monroe.

Wed
08
Jun

Deputy Injured in Crash During Pursuit

A Green County Sheriff’s Office deputy was injured and a Ford Explorer patrol vehicle sustained significant damage during a pursuit early Tuesday morning.

Wed
08
Jun

Monroe Theatre Guild to Relaunch Summer Learning Opportunity For Youth, MTG's Day Camp

After nearly four years without a summer program, Monroe Theatre Guild is gearing up to relaunch its summer learning opportunity for students ages 10-18 with MTG’s Day Camp. While the cast takes center stage in a performance, theatre is far more than just the people on stage. This week-long day camp will focus on the many facets that make up not just the performance, but the preparations, and everything that happens behind the scenes.

Wed
08
Jun

Student News

<strong>UW-Whitewater Announces Dean’s List</strong>

Wed
08
Jun

Apply Now for the 2022-2023 Green County Leaders Class

Green County Leaders is seeking motivated individuals who are interested in learning, self-discovery, community issues, and networking. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to apply for the 2022-2023 Green County Leaders class!

Wed
08
Jun

Disch Appreciates Well Wishes

Dear Editor,
I recently celebrated my 95th birthday and so appreciated all the beautiful cards, flowers and visits from family and friends. New Glarus Home staff were kept busy delivering over 100 cards to my room.
Thank you to everyone who remembered me on my milestone birthday.
Doris Disch,
New Glarus

Wed
08
Jun

Raiders Shut Down Argyle

The Belleville Raiders Home Talent baseball team hosted Argyle on Sunday, May 30, in the first home game of the 2022 season. The Raiders improved to 2-1 on the season after winning the game 20-0 in six innings.
Curtis Sheahan started the game pitching for the Raiders going five innings, allowing no runs and struck out 7. Andrew Nimtz came in relief. Nimtz went one inning allowing no runs and striking out 2.

Wed
08
Jun

Run for Fun Summer Track Meets for Kids

Join us at the Belleville High School track to participate in our summer program – Run for Fun. This is a program that all area youth (not just Belleville students), preschool age to entering 8th grade, can take part in.
Events that the youth may participate in include 25m, 75m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 1600m runs, relay, long jump, 18” hurdles and shot put. Some events are specific to the various age groups.

Wed
08
Jun

NG Golf Wraps Up Season at Regionals, Bodenstein Advances

New Glarus hosted the Division 2 WIAA regional golf tourney on the scenic links of Edelweiss Golf Course. Only 1 stroke kept the Knights from advancing to sectionals. New Glarus finished 5th of out 10 teams. On the leaderboard were 1) Edgewood 318, 2) Lodi 324, 3) Edgerton 333, 4) Brodhead 344, and 5) New Glarus 345.
Nolan Bodenstein led the Knights with his season-best score of 84, advancing as an individual to sectionals. Zak Arnett shot an 86; Ben Lukszys carded an 87; Jack Douma, 88; and Carter Siegenthaler, 95.

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