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Glenhaven-Havenwood Happenings – 4-11-2018

Glenhaven-Havenwood Happenings – 4-11-2018 Saturday we had a new entertainer, Marta Pedersen, who came and played the fiddle for the residents. They all said it was great, so we’ll have to see about getting her back again.

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Springter has arrived!

By Scott Wild GLENWOOD CITY – Does this feel like the winter that never ends?  That it goes on and on my friends? Maybe you are right! Welcome to April in Glenwood City – Springter Season.  In the wee morning hours it can be 5 degrees, then jump up to the high 40s by noon. 

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New Glenwood City Library Director: Amanda Brandt

By Missy Klatt GLENWOOD CITY — While the Glenwood library has a new director in Amanda Brandt, Amanda is not new to Glenwood.  She lives in and grew up here and is a 1997 graduate of Glenwood City High School. Although Amanda has a genuine love for books, this was not her first career choice.

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Crisis Plan of Glenwood City Schools reviewed at board meeting

By Scott Wild GLENWOOD CITY – In light of the national attention since the February 14th, Florida shootings, Nicole Brite reviewed the district’s Crisis Plan to the School Board in its April 9th meeting. This covered all types of crisis, from suicide, deaths, fires, to active shooter training.

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Rockpile – 4-11-2018

Clear Lake Storage clinched the 4th quarter honors on the Thursday Nite Ladies League and there will be a roll-off for the yearly champs this coming Thursday night. The four teams who will be fighting it out are as follows: Papa’s Bar and Grill, Kuehl’s Bar & Grill, Obermueller Trucking and Clear Lake Storage. Should…

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Nine return, three newcomers join GC golf team

By Missy Klatt GLENWOOD CITY — The Hilltopper Golf team like the rest of the spring sports may have to wait a little while before starting their 2018 season. In 2017 the Toppers finished third in the conference and seventh as a team in sectionals. Colin Schone also made first team All-Conference last year.

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Off the Editor’s Desk – 4-11-2018

 We used to make things here in Wisconsin That was the heading on a column called “Downward Wisconsin” written back in November of 2011 by Tim Nerenz, Ph.D. He stated, “We made machine tools in Milwaukee, cars in Kenosha and ships in Sheboygan. We mined iron in the north and lead in the south. We…

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Edgerton man pleads guilty to tax crime

MADISON – Scott C. Blader, United States Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, announced that Gary Auerswald, 61, Edgerton, Wisconsin, pleaded guilty to failing to pay payroll taxes withheld from his employees’ paychecks.  Auerswald pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Madison on March 30, 2018.

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