April 2020

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Apr

Seeking Community Dairy Queen Candidates

The Green County Ag Chest invites area girls to consider being a candidate for their Community Dairy Queen Program. To be eligible, you must be a sophomore, junior or senior for the upcoming school year. You must attend the local school or have the community address or phone number of the community you wish to represent. The Community Dairy Queen is one of 11 queens that represent their community, Green County, and Wisconsin in the promotion of dairy products, resources, industries, tourism and people; especially the youth and youth organizations.

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Apr

Green County Clean Sweep Program

Green County will be offering another Clean Sweep Hazardous Materials Collection Program for county farmers and residents starting on May 2, 2020, and running through October 31, 2020. The Clean Sweep collection site is located at the Green County Landfill, W2002 County SS, Brodhead.

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Apr

Monticello Schools Work on End of Year Plan

Monticello School District Administrator Allen Brokopp recently shared some of the district’s plans for the end of the school year in emails to families and on Facebook.

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Apr

Village of New Glarus Residential Clean-Up Day

Spring Clean-Up Day will be Monday, June 1, 2020. Any household self-quarantining for COVID-19 type symptoms are asked NOT to participate this year to protect those picking up items.
Accepted items include furniture, household trash, dry carpet (rolled and tied for one person to handle), swing sets (dismantled), bagged box springs and mattresses, bed frames, gas grills (no tanks), charcoal grills, small lawn mowers or snow blowers (gas and oil must be removed).

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Apr

New Glarus Home Car Parade

The New Glarus Home Activity Department, along with the rest of the staff of the campus team, want to show our residents how much their families and friends miss them during this time of social distancing by hosting the first ever Show Your Support Drive By. This event, which is a car parade, will take place at the New Glarus Home Campus on Saturday, May 9, 2020, starting at 2:00 p.m. Please start lining up at 1:30 p.m., on Glarner Drive just below Glarner Lodge Assisted Living.

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Apr

New Glarus Library Virtual Trivia a Hit

Over a hundred players from 56 households joined Virtual Trivia, hosted jointly by the librarians and Friends of the New Glarus Public Library, on Saturday, April 18th. Players shared photos on social media of takeout, gift cards and local products in support of area businesses and donated over $900 (to date) for the Monroe Clinic & Hospital Employee Relief Fund, Green Cares Food Pantry and New Glarus Caring for Kids.

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Apr

Village of Belleville Spring Clean Up

The Village of Belleville’s Spring Clean-Up will be on June 3, 2020. Please note: Any household self-quarantining for COVID-type symptoms are asked NOT to participate in the Spring Clean-up this year to protect the workers picking up items.
Please place items neatly at your curbside next to your cart by 7:00 a.m.
<strong>Acceptable Items for Curbside Pick-Up</strong>

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Apr

KIETH R. SEWARD

Kieth Randall Seward, 86, Whitewater, passed away at his home on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. Kieth was born on August 19, 1933, in Williamsfield, IL, to William and Myrtle (Morgan) Seward.

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Apr

The Fall of South Vietnam

As has become rote, a nearly every year in late April trip was recently made to Oak Grove Cemetery at Tomah, Wisconsin. This yearly Sunday trip always brings with it memories of that last Thursday night in May 1965, followed by April 30, 1975.

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29
Apr

Johnsons Grateful to Community

Dear Editor,
It is with heartfelt gratitude that we wish to thank and acknowledge the community members who donated at the New Glarus Community Blood Drive on April 10th. You were all very courageous to answer the call to donate during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you for your patience as you learned the new protocol. We’d also like to thank those of you who were walk-ins, who were not able to donate due to the new protocol during the pandemic.

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