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Stoughton
The We are the hand on your
shoulder to help you
graciously through these
tough times.
City of Stoughton
Council
removes 2
from RDA Brian Kahl and vice
Mayors Planning chair Dan Kittleson were
Commission removed from the may-
ors appointments to the
appointment seven-member RDA in
favor of Roger Springman
also changed and Denise Duranczyk
for five-year terms. Todd
JIM FEROLIE Barman took the place
Hub editor of Mike Maloney on the
commission.
Looking for a change A l d . R eg i n a H i r s c h
of pace and some new (Dist. 3), an RDA mem-
perspective, the Common ber, proposed removing
Council voted Tuesday to both Kahl and Kittleson
not reappoint two mem- and finding replacements,
bers of the citys Rede- and Ald. Matt Bartlett
velopment Authority and (D-4) nominated the two
one from the Planning new members. Bartlett
Commission at the annu- nominated Barman.
al council reorganization A separate, prior vote,
meeting. Turn to Appointments/Page 5
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day the pantry is open, no
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Essentials Pantry, which is
always looking for dedicat- matter what. I dont mind
ed volunteers. spending my birthday
The Personal Essentials here, she said.
Pantry, 343 E. Main St., is But their volunteer work
a volunteer-run and dona- is not only done in the pan-
tion-funded community try.
resource similar to a food The girls also coordinat-
2 Days Only
pantry that offers person- ed with their school, Riv-
al and household products, er Bluff Middle School, in
such as soap, toilet paper February to hold a donation
and feminine products, to competition. Each class was
those in need. challenged to donate the
The Girl Scout award most items, and the girls
April
May24th
3rd && 4th
25th
projects are categorized made a large poster to keep
by the scouts rank: silver track of the progress and
(cadette), bronze (junior) Photo submitted encourage students and fac-
or gold (high school-aged The scouts were able to ulty to donate more.
scouts). Gold is the highest donate hundreds of items They even coordinated
rank in Girl Scouting. after a fundraiser at River with the school dance to
A Miracle-Ear
A Miracle-EarManufacturer Expertwill
Manufacturer Expert will
bebe The silver award is open Bluff Middle School. accept donations in lieu of
to Girl Scouts in middle the regular cash entry.
in our
in our Cambridgeoffice
Stoughton office for
for this
thisevent.
event. school and represents a with the requests and keep- We donated a lot more
significant contribution to ing the stock organized. than we expected, Foldy
Cambridge
the community, according Though the 50 hours of said of the hundreds of
Stoughton to the Girl Scout website,
and its what 14-year-olds
volunteer time required for
their silver awards will be
items that were collected.
PEP is always accepting
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Jianna Krueger, Rachel completed at the end of the donations, and Foldy said
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608-396-6453 The girls began volun-
teering at the beginning of
mer.
Krueger also spent her
birthday April 20 volun-
detergent, as well as spe-
cialty items like shaving
cream and Kleenex.
the school year, looking
over wish lists, filling bags teering at the pantry, which
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Almost home
Veterans memorial fundraising, work nearly finished
SCOTT DE LARUELLE
Unified Newspaper Group How to help Did you On the Web
To find out more about the Stoughton Area Veterans Memorial Park, visit
While people have been
able to visit the Stoughton
For more information about the project or to donate, know? the groups website:
Area Veterans Memorial contact Erickson at 873-5305, email Duane Brough- What: Stoughton Area facebook.com/SAVMP2015
for months, it still wont ton at broughtonduane@yahoo.com or visit the Le- Veterans Memorial Park
be official or complete gions website at post59.org. Donations can be made Where: Corner of County
until later this year. to Stoughton Area Veterans Memorial Park, P.O. Box 16, B and Country Club Road, Latest Technology - Affordable Prices
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59 said fundraising and erans on 13 black granite green light from Pechmann, also be installed by then.
engraving work is making
continued progress.
monuments.
Its that time-consuming
we will set the dedication
date, he said.
Erickson said three
benches are still available
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eral years, with only around an email to the Hub last May 29. Erickson said the or American Legion. Strongest Column
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Community Voices
Crosswalk lights are appreciated
Thank you to the City of
Stoughton for installing crosswalk
lights in front of City Hall/Opera
House. I noticed first hand how
night. You just couldnt miss the
yellow flashing lights.
Katherine Christenson
Stoughton Opera House usher
When burning books
wasnt for a bad reason
effective this was on Thursday
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But they can also look
forward to new cooking
that are accepted at the Fri-
day market, and the market
Help us celebrate with Norb!
demonstrations offered by is also Women, Infants and
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I want to hand out rec- certified through the State
ipes and things like that, of Wisconsin.
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cook a majority of the veg- 9943. 1pm-5pm
etables that the vendors are File photo by Evan Halpop
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selling, he said. Amber Levenhagen David Woodcock, left, manages Stoughtons Friday Farmers
This will be Woodcocks Market.
BROOKLYN SPORTSMANS CLUB
Appointments: Springman, Duranczyk, Barman added Chicken Shoot & Gun Raffle
Continued from page 1 month in advance in the Sunday, May 7th 12-4 pm
had attempted, but failed
Appointment changes future.
I think thats the great- Gun Raffle at 4 pm
4-6 to remove Ald. Scott est disservice we can do to
Redevelopment Authority Turn in Tickets by Sunday, April 30th
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Tr u e h l ( D - 4 ) f r o m t h e our community, he said.
Planning Commission in Remove Brian Kahl and add Roger Springman, Sometimes we shoot our- Everyone Welcome
favor of Hirsch. Truehl is selves in the foot with
also a member of RDA. passed 9-2 the way we handle these
The council and RDA Remove Dan Kittleson and add Denise Duranczyk, things.
were at odds in recent passed 6-4 Mayor Donna Olson LAKELAND SHRINE CLUBS
weeks over a plan to said council recommenda-
destroy a building some
considered historic as part
Planning Commission tions can be submitted at
any time and that the citys
FAMOUS FISH BOIL
of a plan to redevelop the Remove Ald. Scott Truehl and add Ald. Regina Hirsch, website lists when peoples and Daughters of the Nile Bake Sale
citys riverfront. Hirsch failed 6-4 terms expire. Stoughton Conservation Club
had been the catalyst for a The council also dis-
decision by the council to Remove Mike Maloney and add Todd Barman, cussed finding ways to 984 Collins Road,Stoughton
Directions: Follow the signs starting at corner of CTH N & Hwy.51
put a moratorium on dem- passed 9-3 improve processes and pro-
olition of historic buildings cedures and have shorter Friday, May 5 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
and that one in particular. council meetings, and there Serving boiled fish, carrots, potatoes, onions,
Eventually, a proposal coordinator for the states OConnor. was widespread agreement coleslaw, rolls, butter, and coffee or milk
by Ald. Greg Jenson (D-3) Main Street program, A l d . To m M a j e w s k i about meeting for that pur-
created a compromise that according to his LinkedIn (D-3) said he wanted to pose. $12.00 Adults
preserved a part of that profile and Bartletts com- switch fellow alder Truehl Email Hub editor $6.00 Children adno=516158-01
building, rather than the ments. He got Bartletts from the Planning Com- Jim Ferolie at 10 years & under
whole. attention at a recent Plan- mission because hed been stoughtoneditor@wcinet.
The commission also ning Commission meeting, serving for five years, and com. All You Can Eat
was at odds with the coun- and other alders recalled he said nobody should Proceeds from this event are for the benefit of the Lakeland Shrine Club.
cil on a demolition earlier that interaction, as well. serve more than four years Payments are not deductible as a charitable contribution.
this year, voting to allow Ald. Sid Boersma (D-1) on a single committee. He
the destruction of a build- called him very bright and wished for a fresh set of
ing downtown that remains very capable. eyes and said other alders
protected by the council
until a new ordinance is
There wasnt much dis-
cussion about swapping
should get a chance to
serve there. Healthy Women Community Talks
approved. Kahl for Springman, which The vote to swap that
Springman is a found- passed 9-2. Hirsch point- appointment with Hirsch
ing member of Sustain-
able Stoughton, which has
been active in current city
ed out that Kahl has not
attended many meetings
since getting a new job
failed on a 6-4 vote, with
multiple alders stating they
preferred having someone
Tackling the Taboo:
affairs, including the river- and noted there were two with deeper experience or Lets Talk About
front redevelopment. Hes bankers in the group (Kahl understanding of planning
also a founding member and Kittleson). Jenson and issues. Alders who sup- Accidental Bowel Leakage
of the Stoughton Action Truehl voted against the ported the switch said crit-
C o a l i t i o n , w h i c h o rga - change. Ald. Dennis Kittle- ical thinking and having
n i z e d vo t e r d r ive s a n d son (D-1) was absent. diversity on the commis- May 10, 2017 6-7:30 pm
educational events for the The 6-4 vote on not reap- sion was more important
2016 presidential election, pointing Kittleson and add- than a single commission- UW Health Digestive Health Center
and the 1892 High School ing Duranczyk was more ers experience.
Coalition, which has been of a debate, with some Alds. Lisa Reeves (D-4), 750 University Row, Madison, WI 53705
attempting to preserve an questioning Duranczyks Johnson and Bartlett sup-
old, mostly unused school experience and knowledge ported Majewskis motion. Please join Dr. Heidi Brown, UW Health urogynecologist,
building. of development issues but Hirsch abstained.
Duranczyk is a former Tim Swadley and Kath- After the votes, True- who will explain this common condition affecting women of all ages.
Stoughton alder, Coun- leen Tass Johnson (D-2) hl complained about the
ty Board supervisor and
Learn about effective lifestyle changes and treatment options.
in particular defending negative stigma of the
Stoughton Library Board her understanding of cur- changes, saying rather than
president and the current rent community issues bringing in new people Register at uwhealth.org/healthywomen
treasurer of Stoughton and growth. Voting against and choosing from among or by calling (608) 417-4222
Area Dems and Progres- were Hirsch, Jenson, True- them, the votes likely sur-
sives. hl and Ald. Pat OConnor prised people who had (webinar option too)
Barman runs his own (D-4), with Ald. Sid Boers- been recommended by the
development strategy busi- ma (D-1) abstaining. mayor.
ness, has a masters degree Three alders voted He recommended lists
in landscape architecture against the switch for Bar- of citizen appointments OB-47976-17
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Meeting: Common Council and school board meet to discuss growth, enrollment trends
Continued from page 1 youre much less likely to
Keli Melcher, director
School board officers Whats next spend money in a business
like that. Those are discre-
of student services, talked The Stoughton Area School Board voted on new officers tionary items.
about poverty and its effect at the joint meeting on April 20:
SASD and city leaders say they hope to arrange more Council president Tim
on learning. She said the meetings like this in the coming months. Swadley said in an email
number of students consid- President: Scott Dirks
School board president Scott Dirks said he and Swad- to the Hub on Monday the
ered economically disad- Vice president: Joe Freye meeting was well-attend-
vantaged (eligible for free Treasurer: Allison Sorg ley talked after the joint meeting about holding similar ed and well-received by
or reduced lunch) rose from
Clerk: Yolibeth Fitzgibbon sessions on a regular basis, which means maybe three the members of the both
11.3 to 28.1 percent in the or four times a year, because of the trouble getting so boards. He said he was
past 10 years and she said Deputy clerk: Sara Rabe optimistic this will be the
that number is underrepre-
many peoples schedules together.
start of something that will
sented, as not all families Its just so difficult logistically, to get all those people be mutually beneficial.
eligible will apply for free
or reduced lunches.
On the web together for one meeting, he said. I was kind of sur- The presentations were
great, and there were many
I will also say with con- Watch the meeting
prised we got as many people there as we did. thoughtful questions and
fidence that as our econom- comments, he said.
ically disadvantaged pop- wsto.tv/vod/2017/4/joint-meeting-of-the-stoughton- We have many common
ulation increases, so does committee-of-the-whole-and-school-board-42017 group. people living on a fixed challenges, and together I
our number of habitually School board president income is larger than it believe we can make better
truant students, Melcher Scott Dirks said he thought was 15 years ago, he said. decisions on behalf of our
said. There is a direct con- the meeting had a posi- All the little businesses community.
about every 10 years to increased state funding. tive impact, something they are going to suffer (if
nection to limited resources Email Unified Newspaper
evolve with the communi- Common Council mem- impressed on him in con- the population continues
and attendance. Group reporter Scott
ty needs and interests. ber Sid Boersma, a Realtor, versations after the meet- to age), because if youre
SASD superintendent De Laruelle at scott.
Scheel said the plan said its pretty simple what ing. living on a fixed income,
Tim Onsager said for a delaruelle@wcinet.com.
offers a broad spectrum young families are looking Based on what I heard, a
district facing state fund-
of housing opportunities to for. lot of city council members
ing cuts, going after dif-
be built in the city. (They) want to move were very surprised to learn
ferent resources and grants
Not all development into nice homes in nice about the extent of the pov-
are important. He cited the
comes to the communi- neighborhoods that are safe erty issue in our students,
need to partner with the
ty with one specific type and have good schools, he said. I dont think they
community on projects like
of development, he said. he said. Stoughton has all had any clue most mid-
the Fab Lab.
The plan recognizes a those things; its just were dle class people living in
We are part of a com-
need to have a diverse hous- not marketing ourselves Stoughton dont have any
munity that is very invested
ing stock in the city. very well. Weve got nice clue. As of last week, I
in education, and our Fab
But it is not fixed. homes we dont have think we had 60-70 kids
Lab is a prime example, he
Its a living, breathing enough of them we have who had been homeless at
said. It was fully funded
by our business communi-
document, he said. It is good schools; what can you one time, and they didnt FRIDAY SATURDAY
aimed to provide a vision say? know anything about that.
ty, where it cost the district APRIL APRIL
28 29
for the community on a Its an avenue of growth, Dirks said it was most
very little to implement and
number of different policy if youre looking at what useful to talk about the
we are still getting dona-
goals, land use decisions, Realtors are looking at. different types of housing,
tions.
zoning, implementation of and those that would benefit
Examining growth commercial areas any Next steps the district (ones that attract
number of aspects of the After the meeting, leaders young families) and would
Stoughton planning community.
8:00AM - 4:00PM 8:00AM - 2:00PM
of both boards expressed not (senior housing). He
director Rodney Scheel dis- It is designed to reflect satisfaction with how it said population growth
cussed economic develop- the goals of that communi- went, as well as a definite or lack of it and an aging
ment in Stoughton, saying ty. And a main goal of the common interest in holding population are problems
it is a challenge to some school district has been to more in the future. It now for all of Stoughton to deal ENTER TO WIN AN OVERNIGHT STAY
degree, because we all have bring in young families with seems to be just a matter of with, not just the school IN WISCONSIN DELLS
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Ruthmari and Tom Andersen, owners of Andersen Designs, rearange one of their display tables.
Interstate: Temporary access signs and gravel roads will connect drivers to businesses
Continued from page 1 roads going around the
under-construction round-
Theisen said businesses abouts until November,
will always have access, when theyre expected to
though there are times open for traffic.
w h e r e i t l l b e t o u g h According to a DOT news
depending on the stag- release, two lanes in each
ing. He said construction direction on the Interstate
crews will be maintaining will remain open to traffic
at least a gravel roadway during daytime hours, with
throughout the project and periodic nighttime sin-
businesses are working with gle-lane closures between
the construction crews to 8p.m. and 5a.m. Monday
get temporary access signs through Friday and 10p.m.
put up. Friday to 7a.m. Saturday.
They were open to hear- For information on the
ing that were gonna keep project or to sign up for
things as accessible as pos- updates, visit projects.
sible, Theisen said. Obvi- 511wi.gov/i-39-90.
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Sports
Jeremy Jones, sports editor Thursday, April 27, 2017
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Boys basketball
Player of the
week
From April 18-25
Grade: Junior
Sport: Lacrosse
Becoming a Warrior
Honorable mentions: Aly Weum (girls
track) set a school record in the 800
Friday at the Watertown Invitational
and also helped the 4x400 relay take
first; Anna Wozniak (girls track) won
the two mile with a season-best time
at Watertown; Grace Jenny and Alex
Ashworth (girls track) both had PRs in
Slaby signs Letter of was a stressful one for Slaby,
though it didnt show on the the two mile and 800, respectively; Sam
Intent for basketball at court. It started when he was McHone (boys track) had three top-five
finishes at the Watertown Invitational
a sophomore, he said, and he
Winona State changed his mind several times. Friday and had PRs in the 100 and 400;
He thought about Bemi- Nathan Moll (boys track) had a sea-
ANTHONY IOZZO dji (Minn.) State, Montana son-best time in the 400 and finished
Assistant sports editor State-Billings, Indiana Tech, runner-up; Dillon Nowicki (baseball)
Wi l l i a m P e n n U n ive r s i t y, struck out eight and allowed no earned
UW-La Crosse and UW-Os- runs in six innings Thursday in a loss to
Troy Slaby has left a legacy Madison Edgewood; David Graffin (boys
of three career records and two hkosh. But Winona State was
always near the top of his list. golf) finished with a 78 to take fifth at
season records with the Stough- the Geneva National Invitational Monday;
ton High School boys basket- It starts by being close to
Dylan Gross and Cam Furseth (boys
ball program, and hes ready to home, just two-and-a-half lacrosse) both had three goals in a win
make a name for himself at the hours from Stoughton and at Oregon Friday; Molly Skonning (soft-
NCAA Division II level. about a half-hour from his fam- ball) drove in a pair of runs and went the
The four-year varsity point ily cabin in La Crosse. distance in the circle Thursday to lead
guard for the Vikings signed his On the court, the Warriors Photo by Derek Spellman Stoughton to a 9-2 win over Madison
National Letter of Intent with have two senior point guards Stoughton senior Troy Slaby signs his National Letter of Intent in the Edgewood; Adam McCune (boys ten-
Winona (Minn.) State Universi- graduating, which leaves the Stoughton High School Cafetorium to play basketball at the NCAA nis) helped Stoughton defeat Monroe
ty on April 12. Division II Winona (Minn.) State University on April 12. He is with 4-3 for the Vikings first Badger South
The recruitment process Turn to Slaby/Page 12 his parents, Dean and Amy. Conference win of the season. He also
added a win over Madison La Follette on
Friday at the Madison East Invitational;
Lacrosse Cassidy Bach (girls soccer) scored three
goals in a win over Lake Mills Friday
Vikings hold off Monroe for conference win Stoughton falls short at rival JEREMY JONES
JEREMY JONES
Sports editor Whats next
Sports editor
Whats next
Stoughton softball tried to rally from a three-
The host Stoughton High School boys Stoughton hosts Oregon at 4:30p.m. run deficit in the top of the seventh inning Stoughton travels to Fort Atkinson at
tennis team split their four singles flights on Thursday, April 27. Tuesday at Oregon but came up shy in a 5-3 5p.m. Thursday for a Badger South Con-
and earned wins in two of three doubles Badger South loss. ference game against the Blackhawks.
matches Thursday to pull out a 4-3 Bad- Lela Brashi drew a lead-off walk to start the
ger South Conference win over Monroe. seventh inning before Morgan Neuenfeld lined
Branden Metzler cemented the victory Monona Grove 7, Stoughton 0 through the left side to put runners at first and
with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Quinn
Walsh at No. 4 singles. Adam McCune
The Vikings were competitive at Nos. second with one out.
Kailey Hammersly followed by hitting a ball
Badger South
2 and 3 doubles, but were unable to pull Team W-L
cruised in the first set but needed to hang out a win at either spot Saturday morning, to second baseman Marissa Kleckler, which
on to closeout Ryan Peterson 6-1, 7-5 at falling 7-0 against Monona Grove. she couldnt handle. Brashi scored on the error, Oregon 5-1
No. 2 singles. Matteson and Blaikie dropped their and Stoughton had a chance to do more dam- Fort Atkinson 3-1
Zeth Zeichert and Connor Merow add- No. 2 doubles match 6-4, 6-4 and Zerek age before Madisyn Robinson was called out
ed a 6-4, 6-1 win at No. 1 doubles and on an the infield-fly rule and Molly Skonning Monroe 4-2
Zeichert and Brickson lost 6-3, 6-4 at 3
Zerek Zeichert and Kole Brickson rolled doubles. lined out to left field to end the game. Monona Grove 3-2
6-3, 6-1 against Zeke Frankford and Scott Im way happier with our hitting Milton 1-3
Foley at No. 3 doubles to put Stoughton G.B. Southwest 7, Stoughton 0 today, but were still not coming up with
in position to earn the victory. Stoughton continued to try players out that clutch hit, coach Kristin Siget said. Stoughton 1-6
at No. 4 singles, where Metzler lost the Weve stranded a lot of runners in the last Edgewood 1-4
Madison East 6, Stoughton 1 couple of games weve played.
teams closest singles match 6-2, 6-3 to
Stoughton opened the Madison East Connor Frisch. The Vikings, which left eight baserunners in
Invitational on Friday with a 6-1 loss. scoring position, took an early 2-1 lead in the
Zeth Zeichert and Connor Merow sup- Verona 7, Stoughton 0 top of the third inning. J Blum drove in two for the Thunderbirds
plied the Vikings with their lone victory, The Vikings closed out the tournament Hammersly doubled into the right-field and M Schuler and K Andrews each added one
prevailing 6-3, 6-3. with a 7-0 loss against Verona. corner followed a Neuenfeld single and came Skonning surrendered five earned runs on
Johnathon Blaikie and Jet Matteson around to score on a Madisyn Robinson RBI three walks and sixth hits over six innings.
dropped a heartbreaking tiebreaker No. 2 Stoughton 7, Portage 0 ground out. Stoughton committed two errors.
doubles, falling 2-6, 6-4, 11-9 to Eli Res- Stoughton won convincingly at four Oregon tied the game in the bottom of the Slinger 12, Stoughton 1
nick and Turner Entmann. flights Tuesday and closed out three oth- fourth due to a ball being misplayed in the out-
field. The Vikings allowed five earned runs, but 15
La Follette 4, Stougthon 3 ers in three sets for a 7-0 sweep in Por-
The Panthers tacked on three more runs in walks and three errors helped Slinger rack up
tage.
Stoughton won three of four singles McCune and Alex Dedie won 6-3, the fifth with back-to-back singles by Brooke seven more as Stoughton lost 12-1.
flights and was unable to pick up a win 6-2 and 6-2, 6-0 at Nos. 2 and 3 singles. McCallum and Jenna Gratz and an RBI single Morgan Neuenfeld (2-for-3) singled in
at doubles, falling 4-3 Friday afternoon to Zeth Zeichert and Merow won 6-3, 6-3 by Kyrsten George. Stoughtons lone run in the fifth with her team
the Lancers at Madison La Follette. at 1 doubles, and Matteson and Blaikie Hammersly took the loss, allowing five trailing 8-0 at that point.
Nolan Meyer earned his lone victory of cruised 6-1, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. earned runs on six hits and seven walks. She Slinger scored in every inning except the
the tournament Friday afternoon, defeat- Meyer came back to win 7-6 (3), 3-6, struck out six. fourth, putting up one in the first, second and
ing La Follettes Anton Erce 6-3, 6-2 at 6-2 at No. 1 singles and Zerek Zeichert Hannah Christiansen stuck out seven to earn fifth innings, two in the sixth and seventh and a
No. 1 singles. Adam McCune blanked added a 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (1) victory in his the win for Oregon. She allowed two earned game-deciding five in the top of the third.
Michael Johnson 6-0, 6-0 and Dedie add- first time playing No. 4 singles. Collin runs on eight hits. Hammersly took the loss, allowing five
ed a hard-fought 4-6, 7-5, 10-8 victory Ace and Brickson won a thriller 2-6, 7-6 earned runs on seven hits over seven innings.
over Matt Webster at No. 3 singles.
Stoughton 9, Edgewood 2 She walked 15 and struck out four.
(6), 7-6 (3) at No. 3 doubles.
Molly Skonning and Stacy Benoy were a Mackenzie Zimdars went the distance for
combined 3-for-7 with four RBIs on Thursday Slinger, allowing one earned run on six hits.
as Stoughton defeated Madison Edgewood She walked five and struck out seven.
Girls track and field 9-4. It was the Vikings first Badger South Fort Atkinson 12, Stoughton 5
Conference win of the season.
Vikes shines in mid-distance, distance events Stoughton held a 3-1 lead through 4 Stoughton watched the visiting Fort Atkin-
innings before exploding for five runs in the son Blackhawks jump out to a 4-0 lead in the
home half of the fifth inning. top of the first inning Monday and was never
ANTHONY IOZZO 3,200 race. Wozniak had a season-best That was more than enough cushion for able to catch its Badger South Conference
Assistant sports editor time of 12:01.91, and Jenny followed Skonning, who went the distance for the win. rivals in a 12-5 loss.
with a PR of 12:02.28. She didnt allow an earned run on six hits, Stacy Benoy went 3-for-4 and drove in a pair
It was another day of big finishes Fri- Senior Mya Lonnebotn took third in while striking out three. Skonning didnt issue of runs for the Vikings. Hammersly (2-for-4),
day as the Stoughton High School girls the triple jump with a distance of 32 a walk. Madisyn Robinson and Molly Skonning each
track and field team took home the 800, feet-10 1/2 inches. Freshman Amber Brickson, Robinson and Skonning all dou- added one RBI. Lead-off hitter Maddie Brick-
3,200 and the 1,600 relay titles to finish Hodkiewicz was seventh with a PR jump bled, and Taylor Kenrick finished 1-for-1 with son had two hits and scored a pair of runs.
fifth at the Watertown Invitational with of 30-11 1/4. Lakeside Lutheran junior an RBI and Kailey Hammersly knocked in It wasnt enough to catch Fort Atkinson,
74 points. Amber Rowoldt won (35-7 1/4). another run. which tacked on three more runs in the third
Kendra Halverson, Lydia Schultz, Hodkiewicz was also fourth in the 100 Kendra Lee took the loss for Edgewood, and fourth innings and two in the top of the
Alex Ashworth and Aly Weum helped hurdles with a PR of 17.52. Janesville giving up six earned runs on 10 hits and seven seventh.
the 1,600 relay win a title in 4 minutes, Craig sophomore Hannah Ronan won in walks. She struck out six. Courtney Dunkleberger (3-for-3) and Taylor
9.83 seconds. That team was nearly two 16.88. Stoughon (3) and Edgewood (2) combined Romens (3-for-3) each drove in a pair of runs
minutes ahead of runner-up Madison Sophomore Abby Kittleson was fourth for five errors in the game. for the Blackhawks.
Memorial (4:11.6). in the mile with a season-best time of Skonning took the loss for Oregon, allowing
Weum broke a school record in the 800 5:37.64, and sophomore Margaret Ross Baraboo 6, Stoughton 3 eight earned runs on 12 hits and a walk. She
in 2:17.92 to take first by nearly six sec- was seventh with a PR of 5:46.95. Craig Stoughton outhit Baraboo 10-6 on Saturday struck out two and walked one.
onds. Waunakee senior Kaitlyn Galgon junior Peyton Sippy won in 5:21.12. but lost the game 6-3. Mackenzie Kramer earned the win in the cir-
was second in 2:23.4. Ashworth added a Freshman Micah Zaemisch was sixth Madisyn Robinson, Hammersly and Brick- cle for Fort Atkinson. Kramer threw all seven
personal record in the 800 in 2:26.05. in the pole vault with a PR height of son each had a hit and an RBI in the heart innings and gave up five earned runs on 10 hits
Sophomore Anna Wozniak and fresh- 7-0. Lakeside Lutheran senior Danielle of the order against Baraboo, but it wasnt and three walks. She struck out four.
man Grace Jenny finished 1-2 in the Turn to Girls track/Page 11 enough.
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Baseball Boys track and field
Vikes struggle against Oregon Moll, McHone pace Vikings at Watertown invite
ANTHONY IOZZO ANTHONY IOZZO
Assistant sports editor Assistant sports editor
Whats next
It wasnt what coach Jeremy Dunnihoo Senior Nathan Moll and junior Sam
McHone continued to shine Friday for the Stoughton boys and girls track and field
wanted to hear from his guys following Tues-
days 16-0 five-inning loss to Badger South Stoughton High School boys track and field travels to Breitenbach Stadium at 4p.m.
Conference rival Oregon. team at the Watertown Invitational. Friday for the Middleton Cardinal invite.
When he asked the Vikings why they Moll had a season-best time in the 400
thought the game was lost, the answer he with a runner-up finish in 52.42 seconds, and
heard was the second inning. McHone was right behind him for third with a Junior Evan Ouk added a fifth place in the
That tells me where their mindset is at personal record of 52.93. pole vault with a PR height of 12 feet, 6 inches.
and how they are dealing with adversity right McHone also added a PR in the 100 with a Hartford Union senior Jack Johnson won (13-
now, Dunnihoo said. As soon as we get third place in 11.33, and he also took fifth in 6).
down, we are just quitting on ourselves. the 200 in 23.32. Sophomore Jack True had a season-best
University of Michigan recruit Dillon Waunakee junior L.O. Johnson won the 100 throw of 121-10 in the discus to finish sixth.
Nowicki started, but instead of a spark, (10.8) and 200 (22.47), and Neenah junior Watertown senior Hunter Quinn won with a
Stoughton found itself in trouble early. Photo by Anthony Iozzo Colin Enz took the 400 title in 51.41. throw of 169-04.
The Panthers batted around three times Junior Dillon Nowicki pitches in the second Senior Owen Roe continued to shine in the Hampton earned a seventh place in the 300
and scored five runs in the second, third and inning Tuesday in a Badger South Confer- two mile with a season-best time of 10:13.6, hurdles with a PR of 43.28. Baraboo senior
fourth innings, chasing Nowicki after 2 1/2. ence game against Oregon. Nowicki struck which was good for fourth place. Senior Kyle Weiland won in 39.79.
Yes, we need to win a game, but we need out 11 combined in two games this past Tristan Jenny finished with a season-best time Bormett added an eighth in the 800 with a
to start doing little things to actually earn a week. in the mile in 4:50.21 to take fifth, and senior PR of 2:06.81. Junior Ben Schmied won in
win because no one on our schedule is going Garrett Model was sixth in the two mile with a 1:57.33.
to roll over and just hand us a win, Dunnihoo Whats next season-best time of 10:14.47.
Janesville Craig senior Nate Farrell won
Stoughton ended up eighth with 56 points.
Waunakee won with 120.
said.
Nowicki allowed eight earned runs on five Stoughton travels to Fort Atkinson the mile in 4:25.76, and Madison Memorial Monroe triangular
hits and eight walks, striking out three. senior Jonas Bietz took first in the two mile in
at 5p.m. Thursday and then travels to 9:53.16. The Vikings traveled to Monroe High
Edgewood 3, Stoughton 2 Baraboo at 11a.m. Saturday for a Bad- The 4x400 and 4x800 relays took fourth School for a triangular with Monroe and Fort
The Vikings fell 3-2 to Madison Edgewood ger crossover doubleheader. Stoughton place. Atkinson on Tuesday and took second with 70
on Thursday after the Crusaders scored twice hosts nonconference Verona at 5p.m. Payton Montgomery, Logan Armagost, Ian points.
in the sixth and once more in the seventh after Bormett and Moll finished the 1,600 relay Ouk won the pole vault (13-0), and Tommy
Monday, May 1, and Monona Grove at in 3:36.48. Baraboos team of Nic Lee, Josh McClain won the shot put (44-8 1/2). Tanner
errors. 5p.m. Tuesday, May 2.
Stoughton attempted to come back in the Hackbarth, Kody Weiland and Paddy ORo- Hanson added a first in the two mile (11:35.8),
bottom of the seventh with two outs. Bry- urke won in 3:30.84. and Cole Adams was first in the 300 hurdles
an Wendt doubled, and Aaron Zimmerman Jackson Hampton, Jenny, Model and Roe (44.39).
reached on an error. Watertown 8, Stoughton 3 finished the 3,200 relay in 8:50.46. Craigs Owen Roe added a title in the 400 (52.99),
Wendt later scored on a passed ball, but Stoughton dropped a nonconference game team of Joe Cooper, Mitch Lorenz, Blake and he joined Jenny, Parker Flint and Jackson
Mitch Fuller, who came in as a courtesy run- to Watertown on Friday, 8-3. McCann and Corbin Kettle won in 8:39.72. Schuh to win the 4x400 (3:50.9).
ner for Zimmerman, was picked off of first Wanninger was 2-for-3 with an RBI and a
base. run scored, and Shore and Zimmerman also
Zimmerman had the lone RBI for the
Vikings, and Nick Waldorf was 2-for-2 with a
had RBIs. Andy Johnson doubled and scored,
and Alec Tomczyk also scored a run.
Boys golf
double. Brock Wanninger also doubled.
Nowicki took the loss. He allowed no
earned runs on four hits and four walks in six
Wanninger took the loss. He allowed
two earned runs on six hits and a walk in
three innings, striking out two. Zimmerman
Stoughton earns dual win over Oregon Tuesday
innings, striking out eight. Wanninger pitched pitched the last four innings and allowed an ANTHONY IOZZO
the seventh and allowed no earned runs on a
walk, striking out one.
earned run on four hits and three walks, strik-
ing out one.
Assistant sports editor Whats next
Senior David Graffin continued to put Stoughton travels to La Crosse Coun-
up low numbers Tuesday in a Badger South
Conference dual against Oregon at Stoughton try Club at 8a.m. Friday for an Onalaska
invite. Stoughton also travels to The Oaks
Girls soccer Country Club.
Graffin finished with a 36 to lead the Golf course at 4p.m. Monday, May 1,
Sport shorts
Weum selected as one of 32 WIAA in their schools trophy case. The keynote
scholar athletes
speaker will be eight-time LPGA Champi-
on and former WIAA Girls Golf
Girls track: Lonnebotn sweeps jumps at Monroe
Stoughton senior Aly Weum was State Champion, Sherri Steinhau- Continued from page 10 of 98-7. Baraboo senior jumps (35-1 1/4). She also
selected as one of 32 finalists for the er. Josie Schaefer won (153- joined Halverson, Posick
WIAA Statewide Scholar Athlete Award. A webcast of the awards cere- 4). and Emma Kissling to win
There are 16 boys and 16 girls selected mony will be available at wiaawi. Schilling won (10-0). Neenah won the meet the 4x200 in 1:50.99.
for the prestigious award that has been org during and after the ceremony Halverson and senior with 112 points. H o d k i ew i c z w o n t h e
around since 1984. Weum was one of beginning at 1p.m. Sunday, May Maddie Posick took sev- high jump (4-10), and
four Division 1 girls to receive the honor. 7. enth and eighth in the Monroe triangular Natalie Zientek took first
The 2017 finalists, as well as their Weum To determine the top 32 final- 100. Halverson finished in The Vikings traveled to in the discus (94-2).
families and school representatives, will ists, four boys and four girls were 13.33, and Posick was right Monroe High School for a The 4x400 relay of Kit-
be recognized at an awards ceremony selected-based on both athletic and behind in 13.42. Neenah triangular with Monroe and tleson, Wozniak, Ross and
Sunday, May 7, at the Jefferson Street academic achievement from sophomore Payton Hansel- Fort Atkinson on Tuesday Jenny took first in 4:30.88.
Inn in Wausau. each of four WIAA divisions. man won in 12.53. and took second with 59 Monroe won the meet
Each 2017 WIAA Scholar Athlete Finalist Seventeen of this years 32 WIAA Scholar S e n i o r Ke n n e d y S i l - points. with 78 points, and Fort
will receive a medallion and certificate and Athlete finalists have a grade point average baugh added an eighth in Lonnebotn won both the Atkinson was third with
will also receive a special plaque for display of 4.0 to date, while the average GPA is 3.95. the discus with a PR throw long (16-11 1/2) and triple 45.
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE to the board by telephone, or to contest mation that the person used to arrive at ster Electrical Engineering, 550 North 3. On March 13, 2017, the City of ed in this ordinance as if set forth in full.
The City of Stoughton Planning the amount of any assessment of real that estimate. Burr Oak Avenue, Oregon, WI 53575 Stoughton Planning Commission held a Section 2. Subject to the conditions
Commission will hold a Public Hearing or personal property if the person has 6. No person may appear before the And shall be marked: Sealed Bid, public hearing regarding Applicants pro- set forth in section 3 below, the zoning
on Monday, May 8, 2017, at 6:00 oclock refused a reasonable written request by board of review, testify to the board by Submitted by (bidders name), Substa- posed zoning change. The public hearing classification of the area shown as Lot
p.m., or as soon after as the matter may certified mail of the assessor to view the telephone, or object to a valuation if that tion Equipment, Specification 3019, Vol- was preceded by the publication of a 1 on the attached unrecorded CSM is
be heard, in the Council Chambers, Pub- property. valuation was made by the assessor or ume XL class 2 notice, and other notice required changed from RH - Rural Holding to I
lic Safety Building, 321 S. Fourth Street 2. After the first meeting of the board the objector using the income method of The work shall include furnishing by law. Institutional.
Second Floor, Stoughton, Wisconsin, of review and before the boards final ad- valuation, unless the person supplies the and delivering the following: Six (6) 4. The Planning Commission found Section 3. This ordinance shall take
53589, to consider an application by Ket- journment, no person who is scheduled assessor with all the information about new 12.47 kV voltage regulators, five (5) that the proposed zoning change is con- effect upon publication pursuant to law
tle Park West, LLC, to amend the Gener- to appear before the board of review may income and expenses, as specified in the new 12.47 kV circuit breakers & breaker sistent with the City of Stoughton Com- as presented.
al Development Plan (GDP) approved in contact or provide information to a mem- assessors manual unders.73.03 (2a), controls, and two (2) new transformer prehensive Plan, and recommended that Dates
Ordinance No. 0-29-2014, relating to the ber of the board about the persons ob- Wis. stats., that the assessor requests. protectors for the West Substation. The the zoning change be approved as pre- Council Adopted: April 11, 2017
Kettle Park West Commercial Center (not jection, except at a session of the board. The City of Stoughton has an ordinance work shall also include four (4) new 12.47 sented. Mayor Approved: April 11, 2017
including the Walmart Supercenter and 3. The board of review may not hear for the confidentiality of information kV circuit breakers & breaker controls for 5. The Common Council has consid- Attest: April 11, 2017
Kwik Trip) located at the Northwest cor- an objection to the amount or valuation about income and expenses that is pro- the North Substation. ered the proposed zoning change and the Published: April 27, 2017
ner of STH 138 and US Highway 51, in the of property unless, at least 48 hours be- vided to the assessor under this para- Bidding documents may be exam- Plan Commissions recommendations, WNAXLP
City of Stoughton, Wisconsin. fore the boards first scheduled meeting, graph that provides exceptions for per- ined at or obtained from the office of the finds that the proposed zoning change
For questions regarding this notice the objector provides to the boards clerk sons using information in the discharge consulting Engineer. The nonrefundable is consistent with the City of Stoughton ***
please contact Michael Stacey, Zoning written or oral notice of an intent to file an of duties imposed by law or the duties of fee for these documents will be $20 (for Comprehensive Plan.
Administrator at 608-646-0421. objection, except that upon a showing of their officer or by order of a court.* The an electronic copy) and/or $50 (for a ORDINANCE
Additional information including good cause and the submission of a writ- information that is provided under this printed copy). The Common Council of the City of
a location map can be found at: http:// ten objection, the board shall waive that paragraph, unless a court determined Forster Electrical Engineering, Inc. Stoughton, Dane County, Wisconsin do
stoughtoncitydocs.com/planning-com- requirement during the first 2 hours of that it is inaccurate, is not subject to 550 N. Burr Oak Avenue ordain as follows:
mission/ the boards first scheduled meeting, and the right of inspection and copying un- Oregon, Wisconsin 53575 Section 1. The recitals set forth
Published: April 20 and 27, 2017 the board may waive that requirement up ders.19.35 (1), Wis. stats. 608.835.9009 above are material to and are incorporat-
WNAXLP to the end of the 5th day of the session 7. The board shall hear upon oath, No bid will be accepted unless ac-
or up to the end of the final day of the by telephone, all ill or disabled persons companied by a certified check or bid
*** session if the session is less than 5 days who present to the board a letter from bond of at least five percent (5%) of the
with proof of extraordinary circumstanc- a physician, surgeon, or osteopath that bid amount, payable to the Owner. If the
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE es for failure to meet the 48-hour notice confirms their illness or disability. No successful bidder
The City of Stoughton Planning requirement and failure to appear before other persons may testify by telephone fails to execute and file the contract
Commission will hold a Public Hearing the board of review during the first 2 unless the Board, in its discretion, has (and any required payment or perfor-
on Monday, May 8, 2017 at 6:00 oclock hours of the first scheduled meeting. determined to grant a property owners mance bonds or assurances) the amount
p.m., or as soon after as the matter may 4. Objections to the amount or val- or their representatives request to tes- of the check or bid bond shall be forfeited
be heard, in the Council Chambers, Pub- uation of property shall first be made tify under oath by telephone or written to the Owner as liquidated damages.
WERE
lic Safety Building, 321 South Fourth in writing and filed with the clerk of the statement. Stoughton Utilities reserves the
Street, Second Floor, Stoughton, Wiscon- board of review within the first 2 hours 8. No person may appear before the right to reject any and all bids, to waive
sin, 53589, to consider a proposed con- of the boards first scheduled meeting, board of review, testify to the board by irregularities and informalities there in
ditional use permit application by Robert
ALL
except that, upon evidence of extraor- telephone, or contest the amount of any and to award the contract in the best in-
Feller, for a 100 unit Institutional Residen- dinary circumstances, the board may assessment unless, at least 48 hours terest of the Utility.
tial use for Kettle Park Senior Living at waive that requirement up to the end of before the first meeting of the board, or Published: April 20 and 27, 2017
2600 Jackson Street, Stoughton, WI. the 5th day of the session or up to the at least 48 hours before the objection WNAXLP
end of the final day of the session if the
EARS
The property is more formally de- is heard if the objection is allowed un-
scribed as: session is less than 5 days. The board ders.70.47 (3) (a), Wis. stats., that person ***
KETTLE PARK WEST II, LOT 16. may require objections to the amount provides to the clerk of the board of re-
For questions regarding this notice or valuation of property to be submitted view notice as to whether the person will
CITY OF STOUGHTON
please contact Michael Stacey, Zoning on forms approved by the Department ask for the removal of a member of the 381 E. MAIN STREET,
Administrator at 608-646-0421. of Revenue, and the board shall require board of review and, if so, which mem- STOUGHTON, WI 53589
Additional information including that any forms include stated valuations ber, and provides a reasonable estimate ORDINANCE OF THE
a location map can be found at: http://
stoughtoncitydocs.com/planning-com-
mission/
of the property in question. Persons who
own land and improvements to that land
may object to the aggregate valuation of
of the length of time the hearing will take.
Notice is hereby given this 27th day
of April, 4th and 11th day of May.
COMMON COUNCIL
An ordinance amending the zoning
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Published: April 20 and 27, 2017
WNAXLP
that land and improvements to that land,
but no person who owns land and im-
Lana C Kropf
City Clerk, City of Stoughton
classification of a portion of the parcel at
3201 McComb Road (see proposed CSM
Lot 1 attached) in the City of Stoughton
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*** to the valuation of that land or only to the WNAXLP from RH Rural Holding to I Institu-
NOTICE OF BOARD OF valuation of improvements to that land. tional
No person may be allowed in any action *** Committee Action: Planning Com-
REVIEW MEETING
CITY OF STOUGHTON,
or proceedings to question the amount or
valuation of property unless the written
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS mission recommend Council approval 7
0 with the Mayor voting Let us know
objection has been filed and that person SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT Fiscal Impact:
DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Notice is hereby given that the in good faith presented evidence to the
board in support of the objections and
STOUGHTON, WISCONSIN File Number: O - 4- 2017 Date Intro-
duced: First Reading: March 28, 2017,
how were doing.
Board of Review for the City of Stough-
made full disclosure before the board,
PROJECT NO. S11-16D Second Reading: April 11, 2017
ton, Dane County, Wisconsin, shall hold
its first meeting on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 under oath, of all of that persons proper- SPECIFICATION NO. 3019, RECITALS
ty liable to assessment in the district and VOLUME XL 1. Stoughton Utilities (the Appli-
from 10am to Noon at the Council Cham-
bers located in the Public Safety Building the value of that property. The require-
ment that objections be in writing may be
Stoughton Utilities will receive cant) has applied to change the zoning
classification of a portion of the parcel at
Your opinion is something we always want to hear.
at 321 S Fourth St, Stoughton. sealed bids for Substation Equipment.
Please be advised of the following waived by express action of the board.
5. When appearing before the board
Bids will be received at the office of For-
ster Electrical Engineering, 550 North
3201 McComb Road in the City of Stough-
ton, specifically the area shown as Lot 1 Call 845-9559 or at connectverona.com
requirements to appear before the board
of review and procedural requirements if of review, the objecting person shall Burr Oak Avenue, Oregon, WI 53575 until on the attached unrecorded CSM.
appearing before the board: specify in writing the persons estimate 1:00 p.m. local time on the 5th day of May, 2. The applicant proposes chang-
1. No person will be allowed to ap- of the value of the land and of the im- 2017, at which time all bids will be public- ing the zoning classification of the land
pear before the board of review, to testify provements that are the subject of the ly opened and read aloud. at 3201 McComb Road from RH - Rural
persons objection and specify the infor- The bids shall be addressed to: For- Holding to I - Institutional.
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WE ARE HIRING
ville WI 53546 or call 608-752-9465
richment activities. Applicants should have good speaking, reading and written
WE ARE looking for a few good people to
688 Sporting Goods
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