By Dave Fidlin Correspondent Shopkeepers in Waterford’s historic downtown Heritage District will be permitted to shield windows with cloth backdrops or other materials, following action Monday by the Village Board. On a narrow 4-3 vote, the board voted down a proposal by Village President Tom Roanhouse to enact a restriction […]
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Season finale ‘Anne Frank and Me’
After accomplishing many great feats this year including performing a multiple award-winning musical at the Wisconsin High School Theatre Festival and creating Troupe 7878 in association with the International Thespian Society, Union Grove High School will be winding down its main stage season with a production of “Anne Frank and […]
May the force be with you
City of Burlington police chief Peter Nimmer (left) swears in new officer Andrew Koszuth Tuesday before the start of the Common Council meeting. Koszuth was sworn in in front of the council and several family members. His niece, Gabriella Koszuth, pinned on his badge. (Photo by Jennifer Eisenbart)
City welcome signs to honor Tony Romo
Burlington to put its hometown pride in print By Jennifer Eisenbart Staff Writer Burlington may have been the home for Tony Romo for a number of years, but unless you visit Burlington High School, there’s very little to acknowledge the fact the 1998 BHS graduate is a famous NFL quarterback. […]
State Patrol unit investigates several fatal crashes and a shooting scene in a 36-hour period
The expert services of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Division of State Patrol-Technical Reconstruction Unit (TRU) are always in high demand statewide to assist in investigations of serious traffic crashes and complex crime scenes. The 12 State Patrol officers in the TRU have extensive knowledge and experience in numerous disciplines […]
Town tables gravel pit proposal
Residents express concerns about expanded operations By Jennifer Eisenbart Staff Writer With residents protesting the need for yet another gravel pit in the Town of Burlington – and also raising concerns about the environment – the Town Board on Thursday tabled the prospect of accepting a conditional use plan from […]
Twisted tongues need not apply
Logic Puzzle Museum owner and event emcee Judith Schulz, (from left) joins with tongue twister contest winners Tom Beck, with his first prize of “a portion of a peck of pickled peppers;” Christine Porreca with a second prize of “sea shell she can sell;” and Deb Mayo with a third […]
Agreement sought on Co-op issues – up to a point
By Patricia Bogumil Editor Talks are underway to find common ground to create a temporary contract for special education services in the Waterford area schools through June 30. What happens after June 30 if no such contract is in place remains a work in progress. At a Feb. 12 administrators […]
Karcher principal plans to leave school district
McGinley takes district administrator job at Wheatland School By Jennifer Eisenbart Staff Writer In the time Karcher Middle School Principal Marty McGinley has been in the district, he has worked hard to make learning not just about what happens in the classroom. It’s called “The Karcher Way,” and it’s McGinley’s […]
Snow storm winds down
The snowstorm that has impacted much of Wisconsin today is starting to wind down as of 4 p.m. Tuesday, according to officials with Wisconsin Emergency Management. There are still pockets that will receive another 1-2 inches of snow this afternoon. The heaviest snow has been reported in western Wisconsin with […]