August 2016

Wed
31
Aug

PEGGY J. EICHELKRAUT

Peggy Jane (Fischl) Eichelkraut, age 73 of Belleville, passed away peacefully on Friday, August 26, 2016, with family by her side after a courageous three month battle with brain and lung cancer. She was born on June 12, 1943, to Norman and Florence (Streiff) Fischl.
She was married to Bradford (Butch) E. Eichelkraut on June 16, 1962, in Belleville, WI.
Peggy graduated from Belleville High School in 1961. She was baptized and a confirmed member of the First United Church of Christ in Belleville.

Wed
31
Aug

Back to School…So Soon?

Parents do a great job of preparing their child for the school year with appropriate clothes, necessary supplies, and even the perfect backpack. But one area that is often lacking, transportation experts say, is child safety driving awareness around school zones, school buses, and child care centers. 

Wed
31
Aug

Special Gift to the Library's Capital Campaign

The New Glarus Community Fund, a component of the Community Foundation of Southern WI, recently presented a donation to the New Glarus Library Capital Campaign. This $5,000 gift is to be used for Catelyn's Corner, a children's area in the future library, which will feature a seating area for a child and adult to read a book together. Catelyn's mother, Tracy Owen, was a member of the NGCF when Catelyn passed away.  The group always loved when Tracy would bring Catelyn (and a book) along when she attended the meeting.

Wed
31
Aug

One Killed in Rollover on CTH J

On Sunday, August 28, 2016, at 9:14 p.m., Deputies responded to a single vehicle accident in the N9000 block of County Highway J, south of Hwy 39, in the Town of York. A passing motorist discovered a sport utility vehicle in the west ditch and provided CPR to the ejected driver. The New Glarus Fire Department, New Glarus Area EMS and Green County EMS responded. According to the Green County Coroner’s Office, August Moen, 66, rural Monticello, died at the scene.

Thu
25
Aug

New Location for the Public Hearing on EMS

<strong>The Village of Monticello Public Safety Committee will hold a public hearing at 7:00 p.m., on Thursday, August 25, 2016, at the Monticello School's Rehmstedt Gym, 334 S. Main Street, Monticello, WI. Please enter through the doors at the circle drive. </strong> The public is invited to attend this hearing, the purpose of which is to consider switching Emergency Medical Services from New Glarus Area EMS to Green County EMS. At the hearing all interested citizens will he afforded an opportunity to obtain information and present their views on the issue.

Wed
24
Aug

NGPD Presents School Supplies

New Glarus Police Sgt Jeff Sturdevant and Chief Burt Boldebuck delivered backpacks full of school supplies to the New Glarus Elementary School. Helping them by posing for the photo were children from Small World Childcare Center.

Wed
24
Aug

Monroe Arts Center Expands as Regional Arts Hub

A major building addition doubles the size of Monroe Arts Center, 1315 11th Street, and positions the facility as a regional destination for visual and performing arts.
Completion of the $3.75 million project in southern Wisconsin coincides with the art center’s 41st anniversary celebration.  Two phases of the project remain.  Expansion plans began one decade ago.

Wed
24
Aug

Spring Fling Car Show Winners

Wed
24
Aug

WISC-TV3 Announces 31st Annual ^Koats For Kids^" Campaign"

WISC-TV3, Klinke Cleaners, the Community Action Coalition, and Magic 98 (98.1FM) are pleased to partner, once again, for the 31st annual Koats For Kids winter coat drive. This year’s campaign runs Monday, September 12th through Saturday, October 8th. Over the last 30 years, area residents, school children and businesses have joined together during Koats For Kids to donate 303,507 coats to individuals and families in need.

Wed
24
Aug

Crash Leads to Felony OWI Arrest

Dane County Sheriff’s deputies and Belleville Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on CTH PB and State Highway 69, in the Town of Montrose, at about 8:50 p.m., the night of Thursday, August 18, 2016.

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