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SSM Health Monroe Clinic Medical Group named a ‘Big Shot’

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Michael Kelly (standing) rehearses his role of the narrator with other players including the ensemble cast of Michelle Kister (front, from left), Anna Meritt, Elijah Kister, Richard Hillenbrand (center), Peter Jones, Alli Leutenegger, David Bristow, Rena Welty, Breanne Wilhite, Kate Leverton, Marcia Bredeson (back), Janelle Massey, Josiah Leverton and Jerry Bredeson. Kimberly Hillenbrand and Paula Vestin are also in the production but are not pictured.

Monroe Theatre Guild to present show about suicide prevention zations that focus on mental health.

Parental guidance is recommended and those 13 and younger should only attend with a parent or a responsible adult.

Four performances will take place on MTG’s Colony Brands Stage on June 9, 10, 11 at 7 p.m. and June 12 at 2 p.m.

Tickets are available online at monroetheatre.com, at the Monroe Arts Center, 910 16th Ave, Monroe, during regular business hours or by calling 608-3251111.

MTG to relaunch summer youth 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, according to organizers.

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.

Campers will spend Monday-Thursday experiencing all that goes into backstage management.

They can tinker with lights and sound, explore MTG’s basement workshop, design and build sets, take an adven-

ture through MTG’s wardrobe closet, and pick up stage makeup how-to’s.

Not only will they have the opportunity to perform, but they will also learn about the effort and teamwork that goes into a live production. Teenage campers will fill the roles of camp counselors and participate in all the activities of the day.

The camp will take place

CONSTANCE FOGES Constance Foges, age 92, died on May 19, 2022 at the Crossroads Care Center in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin.

She was born on Aug. 28, 1929 in Cleveland, Ohio to the late Paul and Leona (Mulvihill) TenEyck.

She worked her whole life as a nurse before retiring as the director of resident care at Central Wisconsin Center in Madison.

She was a proud member of Harvest Church in Deforest and the Deforest Area Community and Senior Center.

She is survived by her children, Michelle and Matthew Foges; two grandchildren, Megan and Paul, and five great grandchildren; two sisters, Virginia Evans of Madison and Sally Stookey (Michael) of California and many other nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. She enjoyed her friends and caring staff at the Crossroads Care Center in

Sun Prairie.

She was further preceded in death by a sister, Nan McMullen.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to the family are appreciated.

Funeral services will be held at the DL Newcomer Funeral Home, 1105 E. 9th Avenue in Brodhead, WI on Friday, May 27, 2022 at 11 a.m. A visitation will also be held at the funeral home on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of services.

Burial will conclude at the Greenwood Cemetery in Brodhead.

JEANNETTE E. LEUZINGER Jeannette E. Leuzinger, 92, of Brodhead died Friday, May 20, 2022 at her home.

She was born Nov. 11, 1929, in Lafayette County, to the late Selmer and Helen (Wahler) Erickson.

She married Jake Leuzinger on May 12, 1951.

She worked for many years at Swiss Colony and Acudyne.

She loved her family and they were all so important

to her. She never missed Perry Mason at night and also enjoyed watching game shows.

She also loved horses, Dotty and Con. She is survived by her children, Bob, Ken, Christine (David) Fuller, Greg (Carol) and Julie; six grandchildren and several great and greatgreat grandchildren.

She was further preceded in death by her husband, Jake in 1997, brothers, Rueben and Bob Erickson, and daughterin-law, Patricia.

Visitation will be from 11 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, 2022 at D. L. Newcomer Funeral Home, Brodhead.

A private family graveside service will take place at a later date in Greenwood Cemetery, Brodhead.

To extend online condolences, visit www.dlnewcom erfuneralhome.com.

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Aug. 1 – 6 at Monroe Theatre Guild, 910 16th Ave, Monroe.

The cost is $35 per camper for the entire week. Sponsorships are available upon request.

Each day the first four hours will be instruction-based, consisting of hands-on and verbal instruction, with a lunch break at noon. Campers should bring a sack lunch. The last two hours each day will be performance-based, focusing on preparing students for the Friday and Saturday performances.

Both showtimes are TBD but will be free to the public.

Before the camp is put into full swing, MTG is conducting a survey to learn how much interest there is in Monroe and surrounding communities.

Organizers ask the public to take an online survey monroetheatre.com. As interest is anticipated, a June registration date for MTG’s Day Camp will be announced soon.

THURSDAY, MAY 26 -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. *Softball WIAA regionals *Baseball WIAA regionals *High school track meet at Cambridge FRIDAY, MAY 27 -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. *Last day of school for seniors SATURDAY, MAY 28 -Reuben’s Run, 7:15 a.m. to noon -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. *Albany Alumni Banquet, 6 p.m.

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MONDAY, MAY 30 *Memorial Day – no school -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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TUESDAY, MAY 31 -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. *Softball regionals WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 -Albertson Memorial Public Library open 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. *Albany School District early release, 2:37 p.m. *Zumba in the Cafeteria, School District, 6 p.m.

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shame so often associated with depression and suicide.

Each performance will be followed by a “Talk Back,” a time when members of the audience can ask questions or share thoughts.

Mental health professionals are invited to attend each performance and to participate in follow-up discussions.

Area non-profit organizations that support suicide prevention and mental wellbeing will also contribute.

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who have survived suicide attempts.

This meaningful play is directed for MTG by longtime mental health advocate, Jeff Ditzenberger, and producer Denise Plantenberg.

Based on the author’s navigation of his friend Kevin’s death by suicide, the narrator tries to understand the pain of depression experienced by those lost to suicide in the letters they left behind.

He also shares stories of renewed hope by others who found a reason to live again; sending a message to “break the silence” and end the

their diligence in helping to keep our children healthy,” said RoAnn Warden, Green County Public Health Officer/ Director, in a press release.

“Childhood vaccinations are critical to protect our children and everyone around them from diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, and pertussis among others.”

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‘Right Before I Go’ premieres June 9

Players from the Monroe Theatre Guild are preparing to bring an uplifting message to audiences with the upcoming production, “Right Before I Go” – a part of the Colony Brands performance series.

Acclaimed screenwriter and playwright, Stan Zimmerman (The Golden Girls, Roseanne, Gilmore Girls), brings to life the last words written in letters by individuals lost to suicide — including celebrities, veterans, kids that were bullied, LGBTQ, and the clinically depressed — and by those

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and Green County Public Health recently announced that SSM Health Monroe Clinic Medical Group was been named a “Big Shot” for its efforts to vaccinate children against diseases.

The recognition is given to those healthcare providers who vaccinate 90% or more of their patients 2 and younger, based on immunization data collected through the Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR).

“We are pleased to recognize SSM Health Monroe for

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In brief Class flexibility draws accounting student to BTC to go into accounting after she originally wasn’t sure what she wanted to do.

“I love math, technology and Tayana entering Roman data. Math has been my favorite subject since a kid, and it’s fun to me,” she said.

Being able to attend school close to home also helped in her decision, she said, noting she loves being able to be close to her family and still pursue her degree.

The responsiveness of the instructors is something Roman said she considers the most important thing she’s learned in her time at BTC. “Staff are always willing to help you, so do not be afraid to ask for it,” she

said. “Even if you’re not close, teachers will Zoom with you, and they’re really good at emailing back fast.”

Accounting & Business Instructor Katherine Fuller credits her student’s success to her persistence, motivation and positive attitude.

“She juggles working as an aid in special education with taking a heavy course load here at BTC, and the fact that she can do both so well is a real testament to her character,” Fuller said.

Roman would tell prospective students that if they choose to come to BTC, they most definitely can succeed.

“Communicate with your teachers, advocate for yourself, and you will do great,” she said.

She plans to get a job in her field of accounting after graduation and maintain that job for years to come.

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The flexibility of the classes is what drew Tayana Roman to Blackhawk Technical College.

With the introduction of MyEdChoice, Roman can choose whether she wants to go to class, watch the course via Zoom from her home or go to work and watch the videos later.

“I started going to every class face-to-face but have fallen back from that and went fully online, and I love it,” she said. “I am able to still work my job and have plenty of time to do homework and tests successfully.”

Roman, who is in the accounting program, graduated from Beloit Memorial High School in 2018 and expects to graduate from BTC in 2023.

She credits the BTC advisors with helping her decide

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Parking will be available on-site, weather permitting, however, transportation will be provided via bussing from Walmart Supercenter in Monroe or the Albany Lions Club in Albany and is highly encouraged as space is limited.

The cost of the breakfast is $8 for those ages 11 and older, $5 for youth ages 5-10 and free for children ages 4 and younger. Stateline Playboys band will perform from 7 to 10 a.m. while guests enjoy an antique tractor display and

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For more information, conNew Glarus Polkafest tact Deputy Trevor Lund at trev returns June 10 New Glarus’ longest run- or.lund@co.rock.wi.us. ning festival, Polkafest, returns June 10-11 with live Grief support group polka music under the big offered next month, tent downtown in addition signup deadline today SSM Health at Home is to a number of entertainers throughout local bars and holding a “Walking Through restaurants. Beginners can Grief” education and supcome Saturday morning and port group, which provides learn to polka at 11:30 a.m. resources and encourageCoinciding with the polka ment for people grieving the weekend event put on by death of a loved one.

The six-week group will the New Glarus Chamber of Commerce will be Beer, meet Wednesdays from 6 Bacon & Cheese, a popular to 7:30 p.m., June 1 to July sampling event boasting more 6 at SSM Health at Home’s than 40 vendors offering un- Monroe office located at limited samples of local beers, 1905 Fifth St., Monroe. Regmeats, and cheeses. Tickets istration deadline is today, have already sold out, how- Wednesday, May 25.

The support group is free ever, a free drawing for two pair of tickets will take place and open to adults who have on Friday night at Polkafest at experienced the death of someone special. Discussion 9 p.m.

Polkafest takes place from topics include: The impor5 to 10 p.m. Friday and on tance of information and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 support as we grieve; Understanding grief as a process; p.m.

Identifying and accepting normal feelings when grievSSM Health Monroe ing; Past and present lossHospital earns ‘A’ for es; Factors that complicate patient safety SSM Health Monroe Hos- grief; Coping with the stress pital has been awarded an ‘A’ of grief and Remembering: grade in the Spring 2022 Hos- memorials and anniversapital Safety Grade, a national ries.

For more information or distinction recognizing Monroe Clinic’s achievements in to register, visit ssmhealth. com/events or call the Monproviding safe health care.

This award is given by roe office at 608-324-1230 The Leapfrog Group, an in- or 800-367-8406.

Masks are required. dependent national organization committed to improving health care quality and safety. Green County The safety grade assigns Cheese Days seeks an A, B, C, D, or F grade to parade participants Green County Cheese Days hospitals across the country based on their performance is currently accepting appliin preventing medical errors, cations for The Swiss Colony infections, and other harms Cheese Days Parade, schedamong patients in their care. uled for Sunday, Sept. 18, at It is calculated by top patient 12:30 p.m. Applications are safety experts, peer reviewed, due July 1.

There are different applicafully transparent and free to tions for each of the three pathe public.

“Every day our teams show rade categories – parade unit, their commitment to protect- entertainers and dignitaries.

Prizes will again be awarding our patients from preventable medical harm and error,” ed for best decorated float or Jane Curran-Meuli, president unit and best use of theme.

Parade spectators will also of SSM Health Monroe Hospital and Monroe Clinic Med- be invited to nominate their ical Group, stated in a press favorites for the People’s release. “It takes genuine Choice Award.

Top winners in each catecommitment at every level – from our environmental ser- gory receive $100. Runners vices staff to doctors and our up may also be selected at the leadership – to achieve this discretion of judges.

The parade committee is recognition.” also looking for classic cars representing each decade Registration open since 1914 and convertibles for sheriff’s boater to transport dignitaries. safety class To enter a vehicle, email The Rock County Sheriff’s Office will host an eight- cheese-daysparade@gmail. hour Boater Safety Educa- com or call 608-325-7771.

For more information, or to tion Course this summer for anyone born on or after Jan. download an application, visit 1, 1989. In order to legally cheesedays.com. operate a motorized boat or personal watercraft (PWC) Signup open for on Wisconsin waters. Those Clean Sweep of 33 and younger are required hazardous chemicals The Clean Sweep dropto complete a Boater Safety offs for hazardous household Education Course.

It is recommended that par- and farm chemicals will be in ticipants be at least 12 years Beloit on Saturday June 25, old or turn 12 shortly follow- and Janesville on Saturday ing completion of the class to Aug. 13. Signup is underway and drop-off events are open participate.

The class will be held Sat- to all Rock County residents. urday, July 9 at the Edger- Space is limited so advance ton Conservation Club, 1008 registration is required by Stoughton Road, Edgerton, calling the Rock County Land with registration Monday, Conservation Department at June 20 at 6 p.m. at the club. 608-754-6617 ext. 3.

Information on what to Registration is now open and an enrollment form can save for Clean Sweep and be filled out on the sheriff’s what to do with common office web page to reserve a household chemicals are all at www.co.rock.wi.us/de seat.

Class size is limited to 30 partments/land-conservation/ students. A class fee of $10 clean-sweep.

Rates for household (nonper student will be collected at the in-person registra- ag) chemicals vary. petting zoo, as well as agricultural and wellness education stations and various craft vendors.

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Left: Blackhawk Technical College President Dr. Tracy Pierner (at right) honors Marissa Greuel Hainstock, an academic advisor, as Staff of the Year at a recent awards banquet. Right: Pierner was joined by Dusty Williams (right), agribusiness

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and farm management instructor, who was named Faculty of the Year in honoring Student of the Year Casey Bennett (center).

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Brodhead student among those honored at BTC awards event Blackhawk Technical College honored students, staff and faculty who have made an impact through academics, involvement in student organizations and leadership at its annual Student Awards Ceremony earlier this month.

Brodhead’s John Hanson took home Outstanding Academic Achievement honors in his automotive technician program.

One of the highlights of the May 4 ceremony included the naming of Blackhawk’s Student of the Year.

The honor went to Casey Bennett, an agribusiness/ science and technology student who is described as a strong leader who loves to help his peers through advice, leadership and team confidence. Bennett holds a bachelor’s degree in history but returned to college in 2019 to retrain for a career in agriculture. He has assumed leadership roles in Professional Agriculture Students (PAS) organization and served as Blackhawk’s District Ambassador to the Wisconsin Technical

College System in 2020.

Students also nominated faculty and staff for the awards of Faculty of the Year and Staff of the Year.

This year, students honored Dusty Williams, agribusiness and farm management instructor, as Faculty of the Year, and Marissa Greuel Hainstock, an academic advisor, as Staff of the Year.

Students Casey Bennett and Ezra Johnson received the Outstanding Student Workers award, and Julia Zackary was given the Outstanding Intern Award.

The Student Leadership Awards were given to students who have participated in Blackhawk student organizations.

Students who received this award have gone above and beyond by providing exemplary leadership within their organizations through a variety of roles, projects, events and competitions. The winners were as follows: • Business Professionals of America: David Jaeckel and Amy Powell

• Criminal Justice Association: Maram Assaf • Epicurean Club: Chelsea Coakley • Phi Theta Kappa: Amy Powell • Professional Agricultural Students: Casey Bennett and Trinity Dyreson • Student Government Association: Hope Hopper The Professional Agricultural Students (PAS) won the Student Organization of the year. PAS has continuously been an extremely active organization and their students have engaged in a wide range of activities on campus, in the community, and at both a state and national level. This year, PAS has hosted multiple speaker sessions for students to learn about careers in agribusiness, volunteered with Habitat for Humanity to help build a house in the Monroe community and has had numerous students compete, and excel, in their state and national competitions.

The groups advisor is Dusty William’s and members include Trevor Baus-

ch, Casey Bennett, Avery Caley, Issa Conombo, Trinity Dyreson, Noah Fenrick, Luke Grocholl, Summer Hollis, Jason Hunt, Gavin Jenson, Jordan Lerch, Ashley Letcher, Jencie Lynaugh, Bryce Montgomery, Troy Nickels, Mckenna Pfeuti, Heidi Reed, Leslie Reinke, Kalee Schaefer and Amber Wurslin.

Students, besides Hason, also were honored for Outstanding Academic Achievement.

Those who received this award have demonstrated academic excellence in their credit program and were nominated by their instructors. Students were selected based on leadership qualities, academic performance and participation in coursework. Those honored were as follows: • Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration: Tucker Mathias • Accounting: Marie Kasprzak • Administrative Professional: Amy McKenzie • Agribusiness/Science and Technology: Casey

Rock County Sheriff’s report Janesville man arrested after road-rage hit and run A 33-year-old Janesville man was arrested last week after a rage-road traffic crash that caused injuries.

Jason Erdmann was arrested May 12 on two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering public safety and one count of hit and run, causing injury.

According to a press release from the Rock County Sheriff’s office, on May 6, at 9:53 a.m., deputies responded to a hit-and-run traffic crash on West U.S. Highway 14 near North County Highway F in Janesville Township.

Upon arrival, the offending vehicle left the scene.

The other vehicle was found to be occupied by a driver and passenger in the north ditch with heavy damage. It was later determined that the pas-

senger in the vehicle had received injuries from the traffic crash.

Six days later, at approximately 9 a.m., detecJason tives located Erdmann the suspect vehicle in the 1600 block of Winchester Place in the City of Janesville and were able to locate the owner of the 2011 Ford F350 pick-up truck and execute a search warrant.

The subsequent investigation led to the arrest of Erdmann. He is scheduled to make an initial court appearance on June 20.

injuries following a May 16 two-vehicle head-on crash on West State Highway 11 by North Roherty Road in Plymouth Township, according to a press release issued by the Rock County Sheriff’s Office.

Names of victims were not released at press time.

According to the sheriff’s office, Rock County Sheriff’s Deputies and Footville and Janesville Fire and EMS responded to the deadly crash at 4:49 p.m.

Investigators found that a red Chevrolet Silverado was traveling westbound on Highway 11, crossed the centerline, and crashed into an eastbound black Ford F550 head-on.

The Chevrolet Silverado spun around and stopped in the Rock County crash middle of the road and caught kills one, seriously on fire. The Ford F550 rolled injures another into the ditch on the south side One person is dead and oth- of the road. er hospitalized with serious The driver and only occu-

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Nicholas Robert • Dental Assistant: Luciana Burns-Dwyer, Adisen Gittings, Kennedy Gordon • Diagnostic Medical Sonography & Vascular Technology: Erica Dominick • Nursing: Rebecca Gosz, Kyleigh Kreager • Physical Therapist Assistant: Gabriela Anderson, Sarah Howell, William Theama • Radiography: Genevieve Decker, Kayla Honaker, Brianna Nightengale

Be a part of something beautiful Village seeks donors for downtown flower pots

The Village of Orfordville’s Adopt-a- Pot program is underway and officials are currently looking for sponsors to help beautify the downtown.

Eight large, rectangular planters will create curb appeal in the village while slowing traffic through its main corridor.

Pots will be filled with plants from Ahrens Acres in Brodhead.

Donations will assist in covering the cost of the flowers, soil and upkeep.

Monetary donations in any amount are appreciated and can be sent to village hall at 303 E. Beloit St., no later than Thursday, June 2.

For more information, contact Village Clerk Sherri Waege at clerk@orfordville.org.

News from Parkview in Orfordville:

Viking Times THURSDAY, MAY 26 • Orfordville Public Library open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• High school track WIAA sectional at Cambridge, TBA FRIDAY, MAY 27 • Orfordville Public Library open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Children’s Storytime, 11 a.m.

MONDAY, MAY 30 • Orfordville Public Library open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• Memorial Day, no school • Footville American Legion Devins Teehan McGuire Post 237 Memorial Day parade and rifle salute, 9 a.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 28 • Orfordville Public Library open 9 a.m. to noon

TUESDAY, MAY 31 • Orfordville Public Library open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Teen Tuesdays 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, MAY 29 • Parkview Clay Schwackers Trapshooting meet, Beaver Dam Conservation, TBA • Reception for American Legion Auxiliary Past National President Nicole Clapp, 3913 S. State Road 213, 1 to 4 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 • Orfordville library open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• Senior luncheon hosted

by Orfordville Lutheren Church at Purdy Park, 100 W. Church St., entertainment by The Jug Band, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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Class of 2022

BRODHEAD

Vanessa Allen

Madalynn Andrews

Presleigh Arnold

Jacob Arnsmeier

Wyatt Ball

Brielle Baxter

Melody Baxter

Nadia Becerril

Kael Bedward

Anjelika Belmontes

Jack Beutel

Alexzander Bisbee

Sabian Blang

Makaylee Blum

Trey Boeck

Gage Boegli

Brady Bruns

Jada Burkhalter

Colton Buttke

Jordan Charneco

Levi Clark

Shyleigh Condon

Piper Conway

Alexis Cook

Payton Demrow

Lindsey Dodd

Omar El Maatouki

Josiah Engen

Kaden Flannery

Aliza Gallagher

Kiersten Glynn

Garrett Hadley

Cora Hafen

Quintin Harris

Tyler Hawkins

Kaidyn Heimann

Junior Hilario-Herrera

Cole Hoesly

Anthony Johnson

Madisyn Kail

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Reach for the stars.

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BRODHEAD WI 53520

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Zoe Krattiger

Owen Leifker

Reece Leutenegger

Jacob Lohmar

Braedon Malkow

Seth Mansfield

Jared Marden

Rebekah Masloske

Teeba Mbaideen

Gabrielle McCarty

Mason McLoud

Emaleigh McNeece

Jersey Medenwaldt

Julia Meyer

Brooklyn Michel

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Brodhead graduation: Friday, May 27

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Class of 2022 Colten Steiner

Joie Steinmann

Cherokee Turner

BRODHEAD

Bryce Tway

Victoria Urness

Class of 2022

Lisa Viertelhausen

Amanda Visger

William Weeden

Gavyn Wendelschafer

Hans Wenger

PARKVIEW

Teela Alexander

Caleb Beaser

Alexander Brown

Cally Burrell

Evan Clark

Kassandra Clint

Madison Copeland

Olivia Cox

Brooklyn Crecelius

Khloe Crecelius

Dara Dixon

Sierra Draeving

Camron Duncan

Tobias Engel

Inezz Evans

Noah Flood-Elyafi

Paolo Gozzini

Megan Heisz

Kelly Hudson

Jenna Hume

Hunter Juhl

Bryson Kjelland

Emily Kjelland

Trevor Kjelland

David Landis

Kamryn Lowe

Sarah Mabie

Ledgor McGoff

Brynn Menke

Legacy Meyer

Paris Millner

Bridgette Neal

Pedro Negrini La Salvia

Emma Nelson

Evan Noble

Catelyn Nolan

Jenna Olin

Treyton Oswald

Kaitlynn Price

Anna Retamar Vlad

Braxton Salzman

Cora Schutte

Dayle Simpson

Dylan Sorg

Kyla Stacy

Christina Lee Stark

Brooke Stockman

Xylie Teeman

Hunter Veneman

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417382

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Not pictured: Jameson Terry

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Class of 2022 Breanna Brooks

Jadyn Ellefson

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JUDA

Prestyn Flynn

Libby Jordan

Mason Kammerer

Jerzie Lerch

Aaron Makos

Katie Nusbaum

Lucas Powers

Juda graduation: Saturday, May 28 Class motto: “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us” –Henry Stanley Haskins Valedictorian: Susan Farias Salutatorians: Lucas Powers, Aaron Makos, Libby Jordan Gunnar Riebe

Eliana Riemer

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417385

ALBANY

Tyler Anderson

Whitney Clason

Brianna Dahl

Emileigh Dallman

Payton Firth

Chase French

Andrew Gertsch

Rhylie Gough

Sierra Groebner

Benjamin Grosz

Jordan Landen

Quill Lent

Jacob Letcher

Caden Maire

Brett Marean

Brady Matson

Rylee McKittrick

Shaianna Parker

Sam Patchen

Salynne Pendergrass

KRANIG EXCAVATING, INC.

Alex Schliem

Daniel Schwartz

Payton Wachholz

Kaiya Zurfluh

Albany graduation: Sunday, May 29

DP CONCRETE & LANDSCAPING, Inc.

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Foundations Decorative Concrete Patios/Porches Driveways

Albany • Brodhead • Juda • Parkview

Gary’s Center Tavern Bar & Grill

Gary’s Center Tavern Bar & Grill

• • • •

396483

Valedictorian: Kaiya Zurfluh

108 N. Water St. Downtown Albany PARTY AT CENTER Food • Drinks • Fun

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417386

Josie Sandlin

418677

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417736

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SUBMITTED PHOTOS Brodhead Independent-Register

Spring notes

The middle school recently held its annual Fine Arts Night which featured a spring concert performed by the sixth-grade band and choir, and the combined seventhand eighth-grade band and choir.

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Legal Notices

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL STEPHEN COOK Deceased Notice to Creditors (Informal Administration) Case No. 2022PR000043 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. An application for informal administration was filed.

2. The decedent, with date of birth 02/21/1985 and date of death 04/13/2022, was domiciled in Green County, State of Wisconsin, with a mailing address of 1301 1st Center Ave., Brodhead, WI 53520.

3. All interested persons waived notice.

4. The deadline for filing a claim against the decedent’s estate is August 12, 2022.

5. Any claim may be filed at the Green County Justice Center, County Courthouse, 2841 6th Street, Monroe, Wisconsin, Room Probate Court.

DATE SIGNED: May 5, 2022 Electronically signed by Thomas J. Vale Circuit Court Judge Form completed by: Attorney Robb E. Leach Kittelsen Barry Wellington & Thompson SC 916 17th Avenue PO Box 710 Monroe, WI 53566 (608) 325-2191 Bar Number 1082487 The Independent Register 5/11, 5/18, 5/25/2022 WNAXLP 417649 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLYN L. SORENSON NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Informal Administration) Case No, 2022PR000044 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. An application for informal administration was filed.

2. The decedent, with date of birth January 12, 1963 and date of death February 20, 2022, was domiciled in Green County, State of Wisconsin, with a mailing address of 1505 W. 2nd Avenue, Brodhead, WI 53520.

3. All interested persons waived notice.

4. The deadline for filing a claim against the decedent’s estate is 08-17-2022.

5. A claim may be filed at the Green County Justice Center, 2841 6th Street County Court-

house, Monroe, Wisconsin, Room Probate.

Form completed by: Attorney Tanner P. Gille Vogel Law Firm, Ltd. 19 S. Austin Road Janesville, WI 53548 (608) 754-4535 Bar Number 1104926 The Independent Register 5/18, 5/25, 6/1/2022 WNAXLP 417845

(Vacant commercial property next to Brodhead Dental Clinic) All persons, their agents or attorneys will be given an opportunity to be heard in relation thereto.

Nikolai Wahl, City Clerk City of Brodhead The Independent Register 5/25, 6/1/2022 WNAXLP 418261

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Public Hearing will be held before the Plan Commission of the City of Brodhead on Monday, June 6, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. at the City of Brodhead Municipal Building located at 1111 W. Second Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin to consider an ordinance amending the zoning classification of the following described property from R-3 Multi Family Residential to R-2 One & Two Family Residential.

Property owned by RM Berg General Contractors Inc Nazza LLC, PT NW ¼ CROSSWINDS LOT 3 (corner of E 3rd Street & E 10th Ave) IN THE CITY OF BRODHEAD, ROCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN. A full and complete copy of the proposed ordinance is on file in the office of the City Clerk for the City of Brodhead. A map of the affected property may be obtained from the common council through the office of the Clerk for the City of Brodhead.

Dated this 5th day of May, 2022. _________________ Nikolai Wahl, Clerk The Independent Register 5/25/2022 WNAXLP 417644

NOTICE Town of Albany N6065 County Road E Albany, WI 53502 Open Book for the Assessment Review will be held at the Albany Town Hall, N6065 County Road E, Albany, WI on Wednesday, May 25, 2022 from 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM. The Town Assessor will be present at that time to answer any questions.

Open Book is the opportunity to discuss your property’s assessed value with the Town Assessor at an informal meeting.

Board of Review will convene at the Albany Town Hall on Wednesday, June 01, 2022 from 1:30 PM-3:30 PM. Persons appearing before the Board of Review must complete an Objection Form and return it to the Town Clerk before the Board of Review convenes. Objection Forms may be obtained from the Town Clerk.

The Independent Register 5/18, 5/25/2022 WNAXLP 418134

CITY OF BRODHEAD PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Public Hearing will be held by the City of Brodhead Board of Appeals on Tuesday, June, 7, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. in the Brodhead City Hall, 1111 W. 2nd Avenue, Brodhead, to consider the following request for variance to the zoning/building codes: Request by Julio Rodriguez for a variance to IBC (International Building Code) 419.1 & 419.2 The applicant is requesting a work/live unit in his commercial property. Live/Work unit shall be classified as a R-2 occupancy.

Legal description is: CSM 2014 (V6-P342) LOT 1 FKA LOTS 2 & 3 CSM 1566 IN SW4 NE4

NOTICE TO CONTROL NOXIOUS WEEDS Notice is hereby given to each and every person who owns, occupies or controls land in the following named towns and city, counties of Green and Rock, State of Wisconsin, to cut or destroy all Canada Thistle, field bindweed, commonly known as “Creeping Jenny”, and leafy spurge on all lands occupied or controlled by you at such time and in such manner as shall effectively prevent them from bearing seed, or spreading to adjoining property as required

by Section 66.0407 of the Wisconsin Statutes.

CITY OF BRODHEAD TOWN OF DECATUR TOWN OF SPRING GROVE TOWN OF MAGNOLIA TOWN OF AVON TOWN OF SPRING VALLEY The Independent Register 5/18, 5/25/2022 WNAXLP 418080

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starts early with vaccines to protect children from a host of diseases. It’s a responsibility we take very seriously,” she said.

The Wisconsin Immunization Program webpage shows parents which vaccinations their child needs and at what age, and parents and guardians can look up their child’s vaccine record to make sure

they are up to date.

Big Shot is an annual award given to healthcare providers who show excellence in protecting children and teens against vaccine-preventable diseases through strong immunization practices and high immunization rates.

The public announcement of the 2022 Big Shot Awardees coincides with

National Infant Immunization week (NIIW), which was April 25–May 1.

NIIW is an annual observance to highlight the importance of protecting infants from vaccine-preventable diseases and to celebrate the achievements of immunization programs in promoting healthy communities throughout the United States.

SPOTLIGHT ON GRADS!

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Congratulations Kiarra Moe! Graduating from Brodhead High School.

Congratulations Kaiya Zurfluh, Valedictorian!

Graduating from Albany High School.

Congratulations Patrick Schork!

Graduating from Janesville Craig High School.

Congratulations Christina Stark!

Graduating from Parkview High School.

Congratulations to our wonderful, hard-working and determined grand-daughter.

We love you. Keep shooting.

-Gram & Gramp

Congratulations, Kaiya! We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments.

We love you!

– From your family

Congratulations, Patrick!

So looking forward to the next chapter in your future.

We are all so proud of you.

Love, Grammy & Paw

Congratulations, Chrissy!

So beyond proud of you.

You have a bright future ahead. Go get it, girl!

Love, Grammy & Paw

CLASS OF 2022

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CLASS OF 2022

Congratulations Kyleigh Raupp!

Graduating from Brodhead High School.

Congratulations, Kyleigh!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad, & Lily

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ballot in the April 5 election despite four open seats on City Council.

Mayor Troy Nyman and aldermen Timothy Schadewaldt, Robert Moon and Casey Jones filed notice of non-candidacy papers with the clerk’s office.

Jones is seeking the mayoral seat, leaving the three incumbent aldermanic seats up for grabs by write-in candidates, according to the city clerk.

“At this point in time we are open to registered writeins,” City Clerk Nikolai Wahl said Friday, after the filing deadline.

This isn’t the first time the city relied on multiple writein candidates to fill the Council, according to the clerk. In the 2021 spring election, only one candidate filed nomination papers for three open seats, leaving two spots to be filled by write-ins.

Wahl said anyone who would like to be registered as a write-in can contact him at cityclerk@cityofbrodhead wi.us or stop into City Hall, 111 W. 2nd Avenue, during business hours. Alderman-

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junker so everyone sat on it, and ended up getting pink butt,” Casey Jones he recalled of his old Buick LeSabre he used to campaign with.

“I didn’t (run) for the right reason,” he said of his firsttime bid. “I did it for my own ego.”

In 1988, he threw his hat Based on experts’ obser- for two doses of an mRNA quarantine – stay home and in the ring again. Jonesvations said of the COVID-19 vaccine is approximately completely away from othhis next run for the city’s top ers – for five days followed and the Omicron variant, the 35%. official seat was again for the Centers for Disease Control A COVID-19 vaccine by strict mask use for an adwrong reason. andhe Prevention (CDC) last booster dose restores vaccine ditional five days,” TimberIn ’88 the alderman said was motivated to run due to shortened the recom- effectiveness against infec- lake stated in a press release. week a business conflict with the “However, people who are mended time for isolation tion to 75%. city – not because it was in 10 days for people with from COVID-19 vaccination current with vaccine recomhis heart to serve. mendations do not need to COVID-19 to five days, if asdecreases the risk of severe Today he said he is runymptomatic, followed by five disease, hospitalization, and quarantine after exposure to ning with good intentions, because he cares aboutdays the of wearing a mask when death from COVID-19.

COVID-19, but should wear city where he grew up. around others.

CDC strongly encourages a well-fitting mask(link is Jones wishes to ‘move “I think I have a lot to offer external) when around other The change is motivated by COVID-19 vaccinationBECKY The Independent-Register forMALKOW the community forward’ and I can put people first,” he demonstrating that everyone 5 and older and people for 10 days.”

Casey Jones said he has said, “and I’ve got thescience time Following an exposure come a long way since his and the experience.” the majority of SARS-CoV-2 boosters for everyone 16 and Brodhead flipsomeone prior to starting who has tested occurs basketball early in player unsuccessful run for BrodCasey says he pridestransmission himolder. Aidyn Vondra does a back to at the Jan. 7 game night. The Cardinals bench was positive hyped for for its conferhead city mayor in 1980 – self in being known around COVID-19, evthe courseline-ups of illness, generalencetomatch up against More on the game and other sports regardless appear on of vacwhen he was 18 years old. town as someone who can eryone, ly get in the one two days prior Edgerton.

State health officials the back page.

“I had a big, ugly car paintcination status, should get to onset of symptoms and the back new guidelines BALLOT, 4 OF GRAND Clinton Topper Page ed pink COURTESY with interior houseGENEVA TheSee See who’s on the ballot for local school districts and other municipalities in the Shopper section this week.

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ic and mayoral positions are for two-year terms, and earn $2,040 and $3,000 respectively.

Deadline to register as an official write-in candidate is Friday, April 1 at noon.

Despite the lack of competition, a primary is necessary, as the city is placing a referendum question on the Tuesday, Feb. 15 ballot, asking voters if the city should exceed the state-mandated tax levy in order to maintain services.

See related side story below, and letter from the city on page 3.

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Citizens sought to advise Green County

test positive should isolate (DHS) supports CDC rec- cur, quarantine immediately for five days and, if asymp- ommendations to shorten until a negative test confirms tomatic at that time, they isolation and quarantine pe- those symptoms are not due may leave isolation if they riods for the general public, to COVID-19. Increased testcan continue to mask for five given what is known about ing will help us identify any days to minimize the risk of COVID-19 and the Omicron cases of Omicron quickly so infecting others. variant, according to Wis- that we can learn more about Voters decide Feb. 15 if city spending Additionally, CDC is up- consin Department of Health this latest variant and get an dating the recommended Services Secretary-designee accurate picture of disease Skiing and snowboardingshould Lodge.exceed mandated levyAlpine offers classes

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Wilmot Mountain down snow-covered hillsowners is a would rentals. sick.

This will CDC now quar- in than two County monthsclerk after reliance on global flow help us Monday, Jan. 17, to inform morerecommends than $3.6 million to Green by 8theU.S.when County owners would see an increase of Skiproperty Resort feeling unlike any other. Rock Alpine Valley and insecurity citizensalso aboutoffers serving on an ARPA funds. a.m.vaccine Monday,and Jan.have 24. not yetof goods all safely continue ofwith our antine for five days followed J&J $117.

11931 Fox River The Southern Lakes Area a able variety ofARPA food ad andhocdrink sharply procommittee.

County GDPa for the United States By raising the tax levy, City Road departments will be dailyfallen lives,”local Timberlake said. by strict Green mask use for anFinance ad- gotten booster, you should features several ski hillsto maintain in- Wilmot for skiers, includingeducational a ditionaland The community Commit- decreased 3.5% in 2020 as a duction. The United States current levels of service, according tochoices city fiveAccounting days. imported $679 billion more program willanbeoutheld virtu- tee created the ARPA ad result of the pandemic.

(262)department 862-2301 officials. budget requests have been cluding The Mountain Top at Most cafécut and coffee shop, Alternatively, if a five-day goods and services than it ally from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. hoc committee in NovemIt was the lowest growth the lastwww.wilmotmountain.com two years.

Grand Geneva Resort andinSpa, side bar and grill on weekends quarantine is not feasible, that day. ber 2021 after surveying rate for the nation since exported in 2020, an 18% “The proposed increase would help prevent future cuts Wilmot Mountain Ski Resort and the ValleyPeople Viewinterested Loungein learnTheaffect 25theunique the community May it is imperative thatinan ex-and 1946. Nearly 25 million increase in the nation’s althat will greatly quality ofruns servicesatthat City and Alpine Valley Resort.departments forstated full service ing dining. more about the ARPA June. wear a well-fitwere on unemployment in- ready-entrenched trade defican provide,” City Clerk Wilmot Mountain offerNikolai var- Wahl posed person The area also featuresinsevConditions, lift ting mask and hours the and decision-making Theat ad special surance in May of that year, cit from 2019. a pressied release. terrain for all skiers and all hoc, timesor when A shipping and supply process are in Green purpose, panel will have the highest point during the The city will provide more detailednovices information on information eral opportunities for cross ticket avail- County snowboarders – from aroundnine others for members, 10 days afshould register in advance. voting eight recession, according to US- chain snarl throughout 2021 might affect services in next week’s newspaper. county ski enthusiasts. how cuts stepping able at alpinevalleyresort.com. snow forballots. the The exposure.

Contact county UWterExcitizens plus county Finance AFacts, a nonprofit, non- stalled cargo ships at both City urgeonto votersthe to cast their Here’s a closer look at the officials very first time to experts lookIndividuals who have retension Community Reand Auditing Committee partisan civic initiative that Asian and U.S. ports of enreferendum question is available to review at City Hall, area’s skiing options: Brodheading CROSSsource COUNTRY Development ceived Edu- Chair Jerry Guth.

Green draws on 70 sources of gov- try and caused scarcity from Memorial Publicpush Library, and on the City’s to further themselves their booster shot SKIING cator Victoria Solomon and county ernment data to inform the lengthened delivery of many website by visiting and theircityofbroheadwi.us. sport. do atnotCounty need Finance to quarantine goods by months. Shortages 608-328-9440 or Victoria.

Development Corporation public. vote in-person on Tuesday, Feb. 15 from The Mountain Top Residents can The resort has snowmaking following an exposure, but members and the county By the end of 2020, 74% and associated recessional 8 p.m. at City Hall, 1111 2nd Avenue. Big Foot solomon@wisc.edu. at Grand Geneva 7 a.m. to equipment State Park for itsoptions 120 acres ofavailable. shouldclerk wearwilla advise mask the for group.

10 President Joe Biden of small businesses report- problems also helped fuel and early voting are also 7036 Grand Geneva Way Absentee 1550 S. Lake Shore Drive terrain torequest go along with ballot, the exposure. signed the American days Res- after Solomon will facilitate ses- ed experiencing negative inflation in 2021.

For moreskiing information, or to an absentee Lake Geneva Congress intended the cue Plan Act into law March sions tentatively set for Feb- effects from impact of the seven lifts,897-4018 two conveyor lifts Lake Geneva call City Hall at (608) or visit myvote.wi.gov.

For all those exposed, best 11, 2021. The plan intends ruary through COVID-19 virus. About ARPA funding to address letter to the editor fromterrain City CouncilThe on park entrance and four progression would alsoJune. include a The Mountain Top has See 21a related 1550 practice to speed is upatrecovery from Application forms page 3. test forserve SARS-CoV-2 at day to 73% of them reported re- these problems and spur ski runs covering more than parks.

S. Lake Shore Drive, and one health mile effects economic on the ARPA Ad Hoc ceiving a Paycheck Protec- U.S. recovery.

For those who aren’t up for south of the city of Lake Gene- five after exposure.

30 acres of downhill ski runs skiing or snowboarding, Wil- va. Vehicle admission sticker If symptoms occur, indiwith a 211-foot vertical.

The ski and snowboarding mot resort offers snow tubing is required. Cross country ski- viduals should immediateofferings are suitable for all with 22 lanes of fun and two ing and snowshoeing allowed. ly quarantine until a negative test confirms symplevels, according to staff at conveyor lifts.

Bring your own equipment.

Wilmot also offers lessons toms are not attributable to The Mountain Top. COVID-19.

Some additional amenities through its dedicated ski and Geneva National Isolation relates to beand services offered by The snowboard school area and 1221 Geneva Walt’s Tavern for a place to National Ave. South havior after a confirmed Mountain Top include: infection. Isolation for five • Skiing and snowboard- warm up, relax and enjoy ca- Lake Geneva days followed by wearing a ing all winter long with The sual dining and drinks.

(262) 245-7000 Wilmot posts conditions well-fitting mask will miniMountain Top’s snowmaking Enjoy cross country skiing mize the risk of spreading the along with hours and lift ticket capabilities over the Gary Player Course. virus to others.

• Three chairlifts and two prices on its website at wilmComplimentary ski rental otmountain.com.

Quarantine refers to the carpet lifts. available to Geneva National time following exposure to • Six-acre Terrain Park with Resort guests. Trail is open de- the virus or close contact Alpine Valley Resort dedicated lift. pending on weather and snow with someone known to have • Lessons offered by pro- W2501 Highway D accumulation.

COVID-19. fessional ski instructions for Elkhorn (262) 642-7374 Both updates come as the kids and adults www.alpinevalleyresort.com White River Omicron variant continues to • Equipment rentals County Park spread throughout the U.S. • Trolley transportation Alpine features 20 slopes from guest rooms at Grand that range from beginner to 6503 Sheridan Springs Road and reflects the current sciCLINTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL FACEBOOK The Clinton Topper ence on when and for how Geneva and Timber Ridge expert mogul runs with 388 Lake Geneva (262) 741-3114 long a person is maximally Lodge feet of vertical skiing. The lonWith nearly 200 acres and infectious.

After a day in the snow, gest run is 3,000 feet.

The Clinton Lady Cougars battled hard at the Data from South Africa skiers and snowboarders can The hill also includes three two miles of frontage along Cambridge tournament on Tuesday, Dec. 28, to finrelax and enjoy a warm fire, terrain parks, which offer a va- the White River, this park and the United Kingdom ish in second place. Elli Teubert and Jayden Nortihot beverage and food at the riety of rails, boxes and snow features walking trails, cross demonstrate that vaccine efer were selected to the all tournament team. fectiveness against infection Leinenkugel Mountain Top features. country skiing and more.

Area ski hills offer a variety of runs for all abilities Area will see more than $10 million in aid from effects of pandemic CLASSIFIED IN-COLUMN ADS cannot be credited or re- PUBLISHER’S NOTICE All funded after the ad has been real estate advertising in this placed. Ads canceled before newspaper is subject to the Fair deadline will be removed from Housing Act which makes it illethe paper as a service to our gal to advertise any preference, customers, but no credit or limitation or discrimination based 1971 CHEVY CAMARO PRO refund will be issued to your on race, color, religion, sex, dis- Street Roller. No motor or trans. account. ability, familiar/ status or national $4000. OBO. 262-358-3371. origin, or an intention to make DISCLAIMER NOTICE This any such preference, limitation publication does not knowingly or discrimination. Familial status accept fraudulent or deceptive includes children under the age advertising. Readers are cau- of 18 living with parents or legal JEEP COMANCHE CLASSIC tioned to thoroughly investigate custodians, pregnant All women tournament honors all ads, especially those asking and people securing custody of Mountain Bike with paperwork.

Can text (262) 989-4112 for money in advance. children under 18. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all 18’ LAKE MICHIGAN FISHING dwellings advertised in this news- BOAT 1982 70 hp Evinrude mopaper are available on an equal tor & a 2nd Evinrude 7.5 motor/ opportunity basis. To complain of accessories & trailer. Garage discrimination call HUD toll-free kept. $5,000. 262-878-3463 at 1-900-669-9777. The toll-free tele phone number for the hear- 1973 25FT CHRISCRAFT CABing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. IN Cruiser. V8, old tandem trailer.

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NITY 1973 25FT CHRISCRAFT CAB408 S. MILL STR. Fri. & Sat. 9-4, IN CRUISER V8, bunk trailer.

Sun. 12-4. Barn & Garage sale. $1,850 OBO. 847-497-3692 Antiques & collectibles. All clothing is $1 each.

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THE INDEPENDENT-REGISTER

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Green County meetings Wednesday, May 25 • South Central Wisconsin Rail Transit Commission, Green County Courthouse, second-floor courtroom, 1016 16th Avenue, Monroe, 2 p.m.

• Green County Information Technology Committee, Government Services Building, N3152 WI-81, Monroe, Information Technology Office, 5 p.m.

• Green County Personnel

and Labor Relations Committee, Green County Courthouse, County Board room, 1016 16th Avenue, Monroe, 5 p.m.

Thursday, May 26 Aging and Disability Resource Center of Southwest Wisconsin, Lafayette County Multipurpose Room, 11974 Ames Road, Darlington, or join by Zoom at gchsd.zoom.us/

j/87502400044?pwd=UUZtcW1pUXVhWStKSUx0cG 9NYzFsZz09 Meeting ID: 875 0240 0044, Password: 848898, or dial 312-626-6799, 10:30 a.m.

Friday, May 27 Pecatonica Rail Transit Commission, Green County Courthouse, second-floor Brodhead EMS held an open courtroom, 1016 16th Avehouse Saturday complete with nue, Monroe, 1 p.m. engaging activities, and mannequins and videos used to teach compression-only CPR. Above: Layton Pinnow and “Mr. Donation” hand out gifts and resource brochures. Right: Liam Wattas and Lylah Carter pose for a photo in EMS photo prop.

Bottom: Kalena Riemer concentrates while she paints Easton Riese’s face.

Engagement Monica Lyn Schnell and Daniel Aaron Scofield both of Brodhead have announced their engagement.

The bride is the daughter of Bill and Elaine Schnell of Two Rivers.

The groom is the son of Dave and LaVerne Scofield, of Brodhead.

A June 18, 2022 ceremony is planned at the Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville, with Heather Woods officiating.

The couple will be joined by flower girl Charlotte Scofield, daughter of the couple; and ringbearer Jonathan Hoff, son of the bride.

Music will be performed

by James Carter.

Reception will take place at Fibs in Orfordville.

The bride is a homemaker and groom a concrete contractor.

Together, they will reside in Brodhead.

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