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VOL. 124, NO. 25
Water tower decision approaches
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016
by KEVIN MURPHY
Times-Tribune
After a year-long process, the

Madison Water Utility (MWU)
appears ready next week to select a site near Pope Farm Con-
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servancy on which to build a

170-foot-tall water tower. The
decision is expected on June 28.
MWU had been considering
three sites within the 17 acres it
owns southeast of the intersection of Old Sauk and Pioneer
roads until last month when a

fourth site, a few hundred feet
further east, gained traction
among the public, staff and
board members.
That generated another reSee TOWER, page 3
Pie and Ice Cream
Times-Tribune photo by Jeff Martin
Three-year old Arielle Hernandez, and her dad Raul, really enjoyed the tasty treats at the
Pie and Ice Cream Social at Lakeview Park in Middleton. See more images from this annual
event on page 9.
A passion for public finance

Meet the City of Middletons new finance director
by CAMERON BREN
Times-Tribune
When former Middleton finance director John Lehman announced in December he was
retiring at the end of April, city
officials began looking for the
next person to lead the citys finance department. After
months of searching through
dozens of
applicants the
c i t y
m a d e
their selection,
and form e r
Ve r o n a
Burns
city administrator Bill Burns took over for
Lehman beginning last month.
I am really excited about the
opportunity to be part of the
team in Middleton, Burns
said. They have a great reputation in the region and nationally, really. It is a great
community to live in, a great
community to work for, a very
well run city and I am excited to
be a part of it.
Burns has a masters degree in
public administration with a
concentration in local government finance.
Its an area Ive been interested in for a long time, Burns

commented.
After graduating, he worked
for the state of Wisconsin for a
year before taking a job in Sun
Prairie, where he worked in various finance and administration
roles for ten years. In 2010 he
was offered the city administrator position by Verona. He says
he enjoyed working for Verona
but had been looking for a
change and really wanted to get
back into finance.
Ive enjoyed the administrator role, but I think at this point
I am looking for a change,
Burns said. I am excited about
the idea of getting back involved with finance, something
I really have a passion for, and
Middleton is a great community, so I saw the opportunity
and felt like it would be a great
fit for me.
See BURNS, page 3
High flying fun at Lakeview Park
Times-Tribune photo by Matt Geiger
Jayson Fogle, of Focused Dog Training, recently displayed some of Belgian Malinois
Dakotas skills during a fundraiser for Hoping Fur a Home at Lakeview Park. See more
on page 2.
Look inside for a special section celebrating the class of 2016
Photo by Ruth Bachmeier
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Middleton Outreach Ministry update:
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
Building hope, strengthening

communities campaign
by AL RIPP
Middleton Outreach Ministry
Hoping Fur a Home!
Times-Tribune photos by Matt Geiger
Lakeview Park went to the dogs on May 22, when volunteers from Hoping Fur a Home
hosted a fun-filled fundraiser for dogs who were seeking loving families after being rescued
from Texas. The event turned out beautiful! said Amanda Richmond, one of the organizers. We raised our goal and three wonderful dogs were adopted into great new homes.
Top, Kaelib Richmond meets a friendly German shepherd puppy. Above, volunteers Andrea Elliot (left) and Natalie Erbe (right) hang out with some of the adorable puppies at the
center of the event.
For 36 years, Middleton Outreach Ministry (MOM) has

been preventing homelessness
and ending hunger in the area
where we serve. A community
supported organization, MOM
focuses on addressing the most
critical and basic needs of the
less fortunate residents in the
Middleton, West Madison and
Cross Plains areas.
As demand for MOMs services continued to increase, the
Building Hope, Strengthening
Communities Campaign was
started to allow us to purchase
and renovate the facility at 3502
Parmenter St. in Middleton that
now houses MOMs food
pantry, clothing center and administrative offices. The facility
has allowed for expanded capacity and increased efficiencies in food and clothing
storage, distribution and management, as well as space for
enhanced client services. Simply put, the new facility has enabled MOM to serve more
families and better provide for
their basic needs. In our new facility, we prevent homelessness
and end hunger every single day
for many families right here in
our community.
In 2012 MOMs Food Pantry
distributed
approximately
750,000 pounds of food. In
2015, we saw a 42 percent increase to almost 1,300,000
pounds. MOMs Clothing Center increased the amount of
clothing distributed from
44,000 pounds to 130,000
pounds in that same time period. These programs help families and individuals make it
through times of crisis and
allow them to stretch budgets to
maintain housing and life stability. In order to accomplish all
the tasks that need to be done,
To learn more about MOMs efforts to prevent homelessness

and end hunger please visit momhelps.org and to send a gift of
hope by supporting the Building Hope, Strengthening Communities Campaign, please visit momhelps.org/campaign to donate
on line, or if you prefer, send your gift of hope to MOM at 3502
Parmenter in Middleton, 53562 c/o Building Hope.
members of the community

have almost doubled the number of volunteer hours spent at
MOM to more than 37,000
hours of time and talent in 2015.
We continue to see still more
people turning to MOM for help
as
poverty
increases.
Wisconsins poverty rate is
currently 13%, the highest it has
been since 1984, and in the
areas west of Madison, it is
nearly 12%. While all of us
experience
increases
in
expenses at the grocery store, in
our housing, and at the pump,
those living on the edge
financially are most likely to
reach the crisis point.
Their currently is a housing
crisis in Dane County and it
impacts many of the families
MOM serves. The countys
very tight rental market, with a
vacancy rate of less than 3
percent, means that landlords
can charge what the market will
bear, and affordable housing
becomes extremely hard to find.
When clients must use most of
their financial resources for
rent, money is tight everywhere
else. When their rent is then
raised, even $100 a month, they
often face the possibility of
eviction and homelessness.
Equally alarming, is the fact
that one in five Wisconsin
children live in poverty? In
2015, 41% of MOMs clients
were children. We know that
poverty; hunger and instability
impact the development of a
childs brain, interfering with
learning, memory, impulse
control and the other social and
emotional skills needed for
success in school and in life.
Children from impoverished

homes are also at greater risk of
behavior problems including
aggression, anxiety, depression
and low self-esteem. They are
less healthy, more likely to enter
the criminal justice system, and
have life-time earnings 40
percent less than their more
fortunate peers. How can we let
that happen?
MOM depends on the
compassion and generosity of
our community members in
order to continue to help our
neighbors in need in these
challenging times. The Building
Hope, Strengthening Communities campaign, has raised more
than $1,125,000 so far. With the
help of many dedicated supporters, MOM is close to achieving
its $1.4 million capital campaign goal so that we can continue to expand our work. We
are asking for the communitys
help to raise the last $275,000.
A donation to the Building
Hope, Strengthening Communities capital campaign, will allow
MOM to redirect mortgage and
interest payments back into the
critically needed programs and
services so essential to our
clients. It will also allow MOM
to complete much needed repairs to our parking lot, as well
as upgrade some of our heating
and air conditioning equipment
so we can become more energy
efficient.
As we work toward the goal,
we continue to focus on enhancing our existing programs and
bringing in other resources that
our clients are telling us will
help them get back to self-sufficiency. Ultimately, your assistance will help MOM continue
to be a force for instilling hope
and driving change in our community for our neighbors that
need our help.
Middleton Outreach Ministry
is a non-profit organization that
leads a community-wide effort
to prevent homelessness and
end hunger by providing food,
clothing, housing assistance,
emergency financial assistance,
seasonal help and special services.
BURNS
Burns added that he already has a

good relationship with city administrator Mike Davis and mayor Kurt Sonnentag.
Burns currently lives in Verona and
doesnt plan to move to Middleton.
His wife is a teacher in the Verona
school district and they have a fouryear-old daughter they plan to enroll
there. Burns says he wouldnt rule out
living in Middleton, but will do what
works best for his family.
His proudest accomplishments in
TOWER
quest for public input and momentum to choose Site #4 continued Thursday at an
informational meeting at the
Middleton Town Hall where
any serious opposition to the
site failed to show up.
Site #4 is located about 1,000
feet east of Pioneer Rd. and 340
feet south of Old Sauk Rd. and
formerly vocal opponents of the
tower, Carol Schiller, who owns
property just south of the site,
and the Friends of Pope Farm
Conversancy, found it about the
best proposed site.
MWU Project Engineer Pete
Holmgren said Site #4 is close
to the highest elevation on the
both Sun Prairie and Verona involved

using tax increment financing (TIF) for
economic development.
My proudest accomplishments in
Sun Prairie were the redevelopments in
downtown, Burns said. It started
with the Cannery Square development
in downtown Sun Prairie to take some
old vacant industrial sites that the city
purchased, cleaned up, selected a developer and worked with them. That
was really what got the redevelopment
of the downtown started.
property, which the utility desires, and is least obstructive to

the views to the southwest that
Pope Farm friends prize.
The Friends of Pope Farm
Conservancy could support either Site #4 or Site #2 - located
about 140 feet south of Site #4
-according to a June 10 letter
they sent to Holmgren.
Since Site #4 is about 140
feet further north of Schillers
property line than Site #2, she
found it to be the least objectionable location.
The only discouraging words
came from Kurt Lin, a Blackhawk neighborhood resident,
who favored Site #2, because it
In Verona, Burns said being able to

work with Epic Systems on a TIF district was something he was very proud
of.
That is a very successful, full TIF
with all the value and jobs that Epic has
created, so it has been very rewarding
to be able to work them, Burns stated.
Weve also done some projects in our
industrial parks with Wisconsin Brewing Company and United Vaccines. I
really enjoyed working with those. I
know Middleton is really active with
would be partly hidden by a tree

line that extends into MWUs
parcel from the east.
Lin, who said he lives about
a half-mile east of the site, acknowledged that the trees could
be removed after MWU sells
off about 15 acres which could
be developed into low- and
medium-density housing.
Many of the town residents
who attended Thursdays meeting wanted to know if the presence of a million-gallon tower
would impact their wells.
Were not pumping water
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economic development and its TIF districts and Im very excited to be able to
work with that.
Something he has worked on in Sun
Prairie and Verona and plans to bring
to Middleton is his expertise in longterm financial planning.
Another area I am proud of in my
time in both communities, but I am
also looking forward to in Middleton is
long-term financial planning and forecasting, Burns explained. Each community has an annual budget, but as
from this siteWere running

water to it from wells [about
two-and-one-half
miles]
away [so] the tower itself
shouldnt be any impact on
town wells, Holmgren said.
Holmgren further assured
residents that the city drills its
wells to a depth of 800 feet to
reach a different aquifer than
one used by residential wells
which typically are drilled to
200-300 feet.
As Madisons west side continues to grow another well will
be needed, Holmgren said, but
continued from page 1
part of that being able to do the multiyear projections for capital and also for
staffing and looking at revenue forecasting and putting together as a comprehensive plan.
Burns spent his initial days here
meeting with Middleton staff, getting
to know how the city works, and finding out about some of the issues it is
facing. Prior to taking over on May 1,
Burns met with Lehman and spent a
couple full days with him at city hall.
Final decision coming soon...
The MWU Board is expected to choose a tower site at its June

28 meeting. Last month, it ruled out two sites due to objections
from residents and PFC friends. It also selected a tower design
that includes a steel tank on top of a concrete column. The board
also designed the tanks top half would be painted sky blue and
the bottom half, dark blue.
not only will that be 20 years

from now, but would be located
south and east of the tower site.
MWU calls the project the
Blackhawk Water Tower and
says it is needed to provide storage capacity to growing de-
mand on Madisons west side

and firefighting protection.
Construction of the tower is
scheduled be begin next spring
and be completed in August
2018.
E NGAGEMENT
PAGE 4
Kuehn-Stapel
Patty and Tom Kuehn of Cross Plains are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Betsy, to Nic Stapel,
son of Jan and Cal Stapel of Kimberly, Wis.
Betsy is a graduate of Middleton High School and the University of Iowa. She works as a production coordinator at
Neoscape in Boston, Mass.
Nic is a graduate of Kimberly High School and the University of Wisconsin Madison. He is an account director at PRA
Health Sciences in Boston, Mass.
After an October 1, 2016 wedding at St. Francis Xavier
Church, the couple will reside in Somerville, Mass.
Goth named interim city tourism director
City administrator Mike

Davis announced Friday that
Val Steel, Middletons longtime
director of tourism, had resigned effective immediately.
Val Steel has submitted her
resignation from the city for
personal reasons, Davis wrote
in a memo to the mayor, common council and city staff. Her
resignation is effective today.
Val has worked on many

positive projects over her 14
years with the city, including
the trolley, sports commission
and effective marketing campaigns for Middleton, Davis
added.
Stephanie Goth will serve as
the citys interim director of
tourism until a replacement can
be found.
A NNIVERSARY
Bob and Judy Faren
Bob and Judy Faren will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on June 25. The happy couple plan to celebrate quietly with their family.
Youth Center introduces

free lunches and bus
service for local kids
The City of Middleton

Recreation Division and Youth
Center, along with the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School
District, is pleased to announce
some special programs for
youth during the Summer of
2016.
The Youth Center, in partnership with the Recreation Division, will be offering a free
lunch at Firemans Park (or at
Clark Street School if weather
is
bad),
from
12:301:30pm,
MondayThursday from June 20-August
11. This meal is open to youth
under 18 years of age. No preregistration required. The center
is provided 50 meals through
Second
Harvest
Food
Bank/MMSD.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays for students entering
grades 5-8:
There will be a free bus route
stopping at various locations in
Middleton. It will drop students
off
at
Firemans
park
at 11:25am and pick students up
from the Youth Center
at 5:30pm to return them home.
Here is the approximate
morning route:
10:55 am Dons Mobile
Manor
11:04 am 7313 Century
AveMeadow View Apts
Driveway
11:09 am Overlook Point
Apts. Bus Shelter Middleton
Youth Center T/R
11:10 am County Hwy Q &
Villa de Medici Ln
11:22 am Sauk Trail Elem
Summer hours
The Youth Center will be

openMonday-Thursday,1:305:30pm,June 20-August 11.
It is open to all students in
the Middleton Cross Plains
School District who are entering grades 5-8. All students
must complete an enrollment
form before attending the
Youth Center.
On Tuesdays, the Youth
Center goes to the Walter
Bauman Aquatic Center. Students coming to the pool with
the Youth Center do not have
to pay to enter; however, they
will need to follow the guidance of Youth Center staff and
leave the pool when the Youth
Center
group
departs
around 5:20pm. On Thursdays, the Youth Center takes
field trips.
Contact Rebecca Price,
City of Middleton, at608/8218360 or Gabrielle Hinahara,
Youth
Center
Director,
at608/821-8363 for more.
In front of school
Middleton Recreation Division is offering sports programs from 11:30-12:20pm at
Firemans Park for $5/session
($10 the 3rd session). Register
through the Middleton Recreation Division:
June 21st-30th: Dodgeball,
Kickball, Whiffle ball, and
Dance
July 5th-14th: Soccer, Basketball,
and
Yoga
July 26th-August 11th: Flag
Football and Volleyball.
Sunday in the Park with George

Photo by Michelle Larson
Paintings Come to Life as Middleton Players Theatre Presents Sunday in the Park with George. Showtimes are June 24,
25, 26, 30 and July 2 at 7:30 p.m. and July 3 at 2 p.m.
Middleton Players Theatre

will present Stephen Sondheims artistic masterpiece Sunday in the Park with George.
This beautiful Tony Award winning musical will be playing for
six performances June 24 July
3 at the Middleton Performing
Arts Center, 2100 Bristol St. in
Middleton.
Sunday is a dramatic visual
and musical masterwork. Its
also a deeply moving love story
that connects the past to the future through passionate and intensely personal struggles that
are not unlike ones we all face
at different times in our lives.
The
musical
follows
Georges-Pierre Seurat, called
George, as he creates his most
famous work, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La
Grande Jatte. Passions rise and
All about bumble bees

How does the world look from the perspective
of a bumblebee? These cute, fuzzy insects zip
around their landscape, gathering pollen and nectar for their wiggly, grub-like sisters. How do
these resourceful ladies do it? In the world of
bees, the females run the show. The queen lays
the eggs and tends to the larvae, while her clonedaughters, called workers, do the housekeeping,
grocery shopping, and even play police officers
for unruly, nest-disturbers like badgers. UW
Madison graduate student Jeremy Hemberger
spends his days working with these adorable and
essential animals. His research examines the behavioral patterns of colonies of bumblebees, and
he tracks them with small radio tags. Join him at
the Pope Farm Conservancy to learn about bumblebees, the plants that sustain them, and how
their environment affects them. Together, youll
explore his active research project, and see how
Pope Farm Conservancy

Bees and Pollinators Tour
Tuesday, June 28th, 2016 (6:30 - 8:00 pm)
7440 Old Sauk Rd, Verona, WI 53593
* Meet near the lower parking lot *
Host: Jeremy Hemberger, UW Madison
Department of Entomology
bumblebees are tracked using radio frequency

identification. Additionally, Jeremy will discuss
the other, closely related wild bee species that
share the Conservancy with the humble bumblebee.
All FOPFC tours are free and open to the public. No registration is necessary. Find more info
at www.popefarmconservancy.org or contact
[email protected].
relationships fall as George constantly chooses his art over Dot,

his longtime mistress and
model. Eventually he must decide which is more important:
his art or his love. The second
act, set a century later, follows
his great-grandson, also named
George, as he follows in Seurats footsteps as an artist with a
passion for color and light and
the struggle to make meaningful, life-changing art in a dull,
stagnant world
Audiences familiar with
Thomas J. Kasdorfs work as a
director, conductor and musician with theater companies
throughout the Madison area,
will get to see him in a rare on
stage performance in the title
role for this production. Im a
Sondheim nerd, and the opportunity to work on this show is a
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blessing. What I love about

Sondheims genius is the skillful layering of details, in the
music, in the lyrics, in Lapines
amazing text, is like a very
complicated puzzle that once
figured out illuminates tangible
portions of the human experience that werent visible before, said Kasdorf.
What Sunday does is connect the role of artists with the
world outside, the social relationship between artist and audience and artist and his
personal relationships. As a professional musician, I connect
with George on the development of those relationships.
The creative team includes
Matt Starika-Jolivet (director),
Kris Richgels (costume coordinator), and Alissa Krantz (production stage manager.
A birding excursion
Saturday, June 25th, 2016
7:00 8:30 am
Pope Farm Conservancy
7440 Old Sauk Rd, Verona, WI 53593
* Meet near the lower parking lot *
Host: Mike McDowell, Photographer and Birding
Expert
Join Mike McDowell on

this exciting birding excursion and capture the fall
flight behaviors of the bird
population at Pope Farm
Conservancy.
Bring binoculars if you
have them, wear comfortable
walking shoes, and dress for
the weather. If you are in
need of binoculars, please
Why not go out

tonight?!
contact Mike at (800) 2891132 or [email protected].

All FOPFC tours are free
and open to the public. No
registration is necessary.
Find more info at
w w w. p o p e f a r m c o n s e r vancy.org
or
contact
i n f o @ p o p e f a r m c o n s e rvancy.org.
Sunday in the Park with

George will be presented at the
Middleton Performing Arts
Center at 2100 Bristol St., Middleton. Performance dates are
times are June 24, 25, 26, 30
and July 2 at 7:30 p.m. and July
3 at 2:00 p.m. Reserved tickets
are $25/adults, $20/seniors and
$15/students and can be purchased online at middletonplayers.com or at the door 60
minutes before each performance. For best seating online
ticket purchases are strongly
recommended.
Middleton Players Theatre
was founded in 1990 and has
produced more than thirty
shows in its 26-year history.
Mainstage shows are produced
at the acclaimed Middleton Performing Arts Center, while
other smaller concerts and
cabarets have been performed
around the greater Madison
area.
CHURCH NOTES
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Federal grant allows firefighters to replace airpacks

by KEVIN MURPHY
Times-Tribune
Photo by Kevin Murphy
Firefighter Deneen Carmichael, left, wearing an existing air pack, adjusts Kari Woodalls
smaller, new style air pack.
The Middleton Fire District

has been awarded $336,182 in
federal funds to acquire stateof-the art breathing apparatus
units designed to increase firefighter safety and maneuverability.
The Federal Emergency
Management Agency grant arrives as the air packs MFD uses
are nearing the end of their 15year useful life, said chief
Aaron Harris.
The grant was for 44 units
so this allows us to replace 100
percent of our air packs, he
said, avoiding an expense the
district and its taxpayers would
otherwise have had to incur.
The bottles that contain air
have a smaller profile and are
more streamlined, making it
easier for firefighters to maneuver under and around objects
than existing air packs. But the
biggest advantage is their communication capabilities, Harris
said.
Its different to talk to someone [who is wearing an air
mask]. The sound is muffled
and not always easily understood, he said.
The new masks better facilitate normal speech, which enhances communication between
firefighters.
Some of the new equipment

uses Bluetooth technology, allowing the microphone in the
mask to transmit speech
through the radio to the rest of
the firefighting team. Current
equipment does not facilitate direct communication between
firefighters as well.
The new air packs are rated
for 30-minutes of working time,
about the same capacity as the
existing equipment, but gives a
warning when 33 percent of the
air time is remaining compared
to the current tanks warning at
25 percent.
These bottles and the integrated electronics earlier warning helps because sometimes
you can get too far into a structure and need more time if you
cant find your way out immediately, Harris said.
The remaining air time is
continually displayed by a color
code inside the mask while existing equipment requires the
firefighter to adjust his tank in
order to read the air gauge or
ask another to read it.
MFD was awarded more
money than any of the six other
Wisconsin communities receiving funds in the fourth round of
FEMAs Assistance to Firefighters Grants announced June 3.
This is a big ticket item for
us and costs add up. They dont
want us to replace two or three
[units] but 100 percent of them
so were standardized across the

entire department, Harris said.
Also, an investment in equipment, which will be needed to
serve expected growth on the
citys northeast side, helped the
make the case for MFDs grant
application, he said.
Were going to push to put a
rapid response vehicle on the
northeast side and having this
grant for replacement equipment allows us to keep moving
ahead with those plans, Harris
said.
Brent Renteria, a volunteer
firefighter and a Middleton
Town Board supervisor, said
new technology allows the
same amount of air in an air
pack thats a lot smaller and
lighter than current equipment.
Our department has state-ofthe art equipment that isnt used
in many other parts of the countryso, its not unusual for us
to be on the cutting edge of firefighting technology, he said.
MFD has been testing one air
pack the past few months and
the grant funds will allow it to
compare models from different
manufacturers and choose one
by end of the year, he said.
Its something we use on
any vehicle fire, dumpster fire,
structure fire; anytime we need
a clean air source, he said.
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Mandan Cres, Madison, WI
53711
Clark, Eugene, 19, Operating w/o a Valid Drivers License, 09/06/2015, $124.00 ,
1538 Troy Dr #1, Madison, WI
53704
Clark, Eugene, 19, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/06/2015, $98.80, 1538 Troy
Dr #1, Madison, WI 53704
Clark, Eugene, 19, Vehicle
Registration
Revoked/Suspended/Cancel, 09/06/2015,
$98.80 , 1538 Troy Dr #1,
Madison, WI 53704
Classen, John A, 44, BrakesNone-Defective, 09/13/2015,
$98.80 , 1730 Pennsylvania

Ave, Sun Prairie, WI 53590
Clemens, Victoria M, 25,
Limits, 08/26/2015, $98.80 ,
1212 Jennifer St # 2, Madison,
WI 53703
Cochran, Justice R, 20, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 08/29/2015, $98.80 , 58
Sinykin Cir # 1, Madison, WI
53714
Collins, Kelley M, 29, Operating
while
Suspended,
08/13/2015, $124.00 , 6417
Bridge Rd Apt 202, Madison,
WI 53713
Conway, Dennett E, 52,
Traffic Control Signal Violation
red, 08/31/2015, $98.80 , 755
Willow Brook Trl, Sun Prairie,
WI 53590
Corona, Crystal Nmi, 36,
Vehicle
Registration
Revoked/Suspended/Cancel,
09/05/2015, $98.80, 314 Pine
Meadows Ct, Cross Plains, WI
53528
Cosi,, No licensee on premises, 08/28/2015, $313.00 ,
8310 Greenway Blvd Apt 106,
Middleton, WI 53562
Curran, Gail A, 63, Auto
Following
Too
Closely,
08/29/2015, $124.00, 1305 E
2Nd St, Merrill, WI 54452
Dang, Tam Thi, 33, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/09/2015, $124.00 , 8925
Riverbend Dr # 20, Huntington
Beach, CA 92647
Dauenbaugh,
Brittany
M, 24, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015,
$240.00, 46 Waunona Woods
Ct, Madison, WI 53713
Davis, James, 46, Operating
after revocation, 08/23/2015,
$124.00 , 5205 Regent St,
Madison, WI 53705
Derauf, Samuel J, 20, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015, $376.00 ,
1015 Monteray Ln, Waunakee,
WI 53597
Dick, Kayla J, 20, Exceeding
Zones and Posted Limits,
09/11/2015, $98.80 , 7037
County Road N, Sun Prairie,
WI 53590
Duhr, Rockne J, 66, ProcureSell-Give Alcoholic Beverages,
08/26/2015, $125.00 , 1812
Park St, Middleton, WI 53562
Eller, Duane A, 64, Non
Registration,
09/06/2015,
$38.00, 7225 Clover Hill Dr,
Waunakee, WI 53597
Fenix, Arnold, 47, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/02/2015, $98.80, 4387 Low
Countries Rd, De Forest, WI
53532
Fleming, Shana M, 29, Disorderly Conduct with a Motor
Vehicle, 08/18/2015, $250.00,
1729 N High Point Rd # 11,
Middleton, WI 53562
Frank, Cody A, 30, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
08/29/2015, $98.80 , 4462
Windsor Rd Apt 6, Windsor, WI
53598
Freitag, Lisa F, 45, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/14/2015, $98.80, 58 Northridge Ter # 28, Madison, WI
53704
Gasca, Josue G, 31, Operating vehicle without insurance,
08/28/2015, $124.00 , 2112
High Ridge Trl # 106, Fitchburg, WI 53713
Gasca, Josue G, 31, Operating w/o a Valid Drivers License, 08/28/2015, $124.00 ,
2112 High Ridge Trl # 106,
Fitchburg, WI 53713
Gauerke, Craig A, 24, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/20/2015, $124.00 ,
6765 Starburst Dr, Sun Prairie,
WI 53590
Guilty, Lenroy, 49, Operating
while
Suspended,
09/01/2015, $124.00 , 5134
Churchill Ln Apt 104, Middleton, WI 53562
Haney, Carolyn, 63, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015, $376.00 ,
4601 Bonner Ln, Madison, WI
53704
Hartmann, Anastatia S, 83,
Failure to Keep Vehicle Under
Control, 09/01/2015, $98.80 ,
10 S Kenosha Dr, Madison, WI
53705
Hause, Diana Y, 58, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/12/2015, $98.80, 6 Timberwood Ct, Madison, WI 53719
Heinkel, Justin F, 31, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015, $124.00 ,
1330 Waldorf Blvd Apt 104,
Madison, WI 53719
Hellenbrand, Sandra L, 56,
Method of Giving Signals,
09/11/2015, $98.80, 8424 Airport Rd, Middleton, WI 53562
Herzer, Jacob B, 35, Truck
Following
Too
Closely,
09/08/2015, $124.00 , 10872
Blue Mountain Ave, Blue
Mounds, WI 53517
Hopson, Stacey M, 50, Auto
Following
Too
Closely,
09/02/2015, $124.00 , 3412
Valley Ridge Rd Apt 6, Middleton, WI 53562
Hoyt, Peter J, 24, Exceeding
08/29/2015, $98.80 , 651
Schiller St Apt 407, Sun Prairie,
WI 53590
Inda, Jordan L, 34, Inattentive Driving, 09/11/2015,
$111.40, 5310 Comanche Way,
Madison, WI 53704
Jimenez, Mercedez J, 21,
$98.80 , 4406 Dakota Dr,
Madison, WI 53704
John, Katherine M, 66, Disorderly Conduct, 08/25/2015,
$250.00, 5258 Brindisi Ct # 1,
Middleton, WI 53562
Jones, Diana, 53, Exceeding
08/30/2015, $124.00, 10 Morrow Ct, Madison, WI 53704
Koehler, Kathleen A, 63,
Auto Following Too Closely,
08/29/2015, $111.40 , 1905
Hawkstone Way, Verona, WI
53593
Krystofiak, Kristen S, 60,
$38.00, 7763 Bittersweet Ct,
Middleton, WI 53562
Kumlien, Adam C, 33, Seatbelt Required Oper/Pass,
09/13/2015, $10.00 , 1906 N
Randall Ave # 7, Janesville, WI
53545
Kurzinski, Miranda M, 19,
Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic
Beverages,
08/20/2015,
$376.00 , 6921 Breunig Rd,
Mazomanie, WI 53560
Landing, Latisha D, 44,
Method of Giving Signals,
09/04/2015, $98.80 , 4001
School Rd, Madison, WI 53704
Leene, Alexandra E, 26, Non
Registration,
09/11/2015,
$38.00, 2136 Allen Blvd Apt
Lemmer, Ashley T, 29, Non
Registration,
09/09/2015,
$98.80, 5554 Century Ave #1,
Middleton, WI 53562
Levine, Ronni Cara, 30, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 08/29/2015, $98.80, 6842
Tottenham Rd, Madison, WI
53711
Lopez Vazquez, Anastasio, 35, Operating w/o a Valid
Drivers License, 08/31/2015,
$124.00, 2426 Independence
Ln, Madison, WI 53704
Loya, Guadalupe D, 34, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/03/2015, $98.80, 300 E
Verleen Ave, Waunakee, WI
53597
Luedtke, Shawn A, 26, Non
Registration,
09/07/2015,
$38.00, 3700 Parmenter St Apt

Machica, Pascual, 82, Unsafe
Lane
Deviation,
09/10/2015, $98.80, 1096 Cth
H, Mount Horeb, WI 53572
Mahmood, Iqbal, 23, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/03/2015, $124.00, 8526
Prairie Hill Rd, Madison, WI
53719
Mata Jr, Jose J, 27, Operating
while
Suspended,
08/29/2015, $124.00 , 2156
Allen Blvd #3, Middleton, WI
53562
Matush, Edwin R, 18, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/04/2015, $98.80, 2208
Spring St, Cross Plains, WI
53528
Mc Dermid, Helen L, 87,
Limits, 09/05/2015, $98.80 ,
2834 Grandview Bl, Madison,
WI 53713
Mendoza Munoz, Hugo, 34,
Operating w/o a Valid Drivers
License, 09/04/2015, $86.20 ,
3329 Leopold Way # 212,
Fitchburg, WI 53713
Morrick, Donald D, 55,
Lewd/Lascivious
Behavior,
09/07/2015, $376.00 , Npa,
Middleton, WI 53562
Mortimore, Wendy R, 41,
Limits, 09/04/2015, $98.80 ,
733 Harvest Ln, Verona, WI
53593
Murphy, Colyn M, 33, Operating
after
revocation,
08/31/2015, $124.00 , E7448
Copper Spring Ln, Reedsburg,
WI 53959
Niemuth, Donald J, 41, Non
Registration,
09/11/2015,
$98.80, 508 5Th St, Waunakee, WI 53597
Norton, Christopher M, 24,
Motor vehicle liability insurance required, 08/30/2015,
$10.00, 148 St St, Oregon, WI
53575
Okeefe, Joseph D, 22, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/20/2015, $124.00 ,
3531 Salerno Ct Apt 3, Middleton, WI 53562
Paguio, Aileen P, 48, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 08/29/2015, $98.80 , 205
Ramsey Ct, Madison, WI
53704
Pierce, Dantay M, 26, Improperly Attached License
Plates, 08/08/2015, $73.60 ,
7407 Century Ave Apt 7, Middleton, WI 53562
Prentiss, Ryan J, 28, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015, $376.00 ,
N2224 Pustaver Dr, Lodi, WI
53555
Pulvermacher, Hunter A, 20,
Limits, 09/05/2015, $124.00 ,
32875 Us Highway 14, Lone
Rock, WI 53556
Ramos Perez, Luis M, 28,
Operating w/o a Valid Drivers
License, 08/24/2015, $124.00,
5451 Williamsburg Way Apt
204, Fitchburg, WI 53711
Re, Nicole S, 38, Non Registration, 09/04/2015, $98.80,
209 Thompson Dr Apt 6, Madison, WI 53714
Retelle, Ttiana J, 22, Failure
to Keep Vehicle Under Control,
09/01/2015, $136.60 , 7124
Tree Ln, Madison, WI 53717
Retelle, Ttiana J, 22, Resisting or Obstructing Officer,
09/01/2015, $439.00 , 7124
Tree Ln, Madison, WI 53717
Reynolds, Nathan T, 38, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/04/2015, $124.00, 4910
Ascot Ln., Apt #4, Madison,
WI 53711
Richards Jr, Donovan S, 21,
FYR while Making Left Turn,
09/11/2015, $98.80 , 5218
Shorecrest Dr, Middleton, WI
53562
Rojas Carranza, Luis A, 19,
Operating while Suspended,
09/02/2015, $124.00 , 1313
Tempkin Ave #6, Madison, WI
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53705
Rojas Carranza, Luis A, 19,
Vehicle
Registration
09/02/2015, $98.80 , 1313
Tempkin Ave #6, Madison, WI
53705
Rosenbloom, Josh K, 21,
Limits, 03/29/2015, $124.00 ,
13 South Blair, Madison, WI
53703
Ross, Raymond D, 36, Operating w/o a Valid Drivers License, 08/25/2015, $124.00 ,
2635 Amherst Rd #1, Middleton, WI 53562
Roth, Shan A, 45, Method of
Giving Signals, 09/09/2015,
$98.80, 2106 Misty Mountain
Ct, Cross Plains, WI 53528
Rudolf, Erin L, 24, Non
Registration,
09/05/2015,
$98.80, 4338 S Jordan Dr, Mc
Farland, WI 53558
Ruiz, Grabiel J, 34, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/09/2015, $124.00 , 957
Rockefeller Ln, Madison, WI
53704
Russell, Gina P, 30, Operating
while
Suspended,
09/09/2015, $124.00 , 1305
Temkin Ave, Madison, WI
53705
Rygiewicz, Rory J, 44, Operating w/o a Valid Drivers License, 09/11/2015, $124.00 ,
2522 E Dayton St, Madison,
WI 53704
Rygiewicz, Rory J, 44, Operating vehicle without insurance, 09/11/2015, $124.00 ,
2522 E Dayton St, Madison,
WI 53704
Saldana, Lee R, 36, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
08/29/2015, $98.80 , 6213
Raymond Rd, Madison, WI
53711
Savidge, Kyle E, 23, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/12/2015, $98.80, 7345
Timber Lake Trl # 101, Madison, WI 53719
Schlottke, Ethan J, 26, Vehicle Registration Revoked/Suspended/Cancel, 09/15/2015,
$98.80, 713 E Johnson, Madison, WI 53703
Schumann, Eric W, 26, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/01/2015, $98.80, 5148
Torino Ct Apt 2, Middleton, WI
53562
Schutz, Jessica L, 36, Operating
while
Suspended,
09/11/2015, $124.00 , 5156
Brindisi Ct # 6, Middleton, WI
53562
Scott, Shawn S, 28, Operating
after
revocation,
09/03/2015, $124.00, 105 Pine
Meadows Ct, Cross Plains, WI
53528
Senn, Corinna M, 26, Non
Registration,
09/10/2015,
$98.80, S3096 County Road
G, Fountain City, WI 54629
Shen, Lu, 30, Exceeding
09/15/2015, $124.00 , 18725
Brookfield Lake Dr # 17,
Brookfield, WI 53045
Skinner, Yvonne M, 63, Unsafe Backing Of Vehicle,
09/08/2015, $98.80 , E7168
Oak Crest Dr, Reedsburg, WI
53959
Slayton, Megan J, 25, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 08/28/2015, $149.20 , Po
Box 497, Baraboo, WI 53913
Slinger, Farrah L, 35, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/13/2015, $149.20 ,
W10373 Dalton Rd, Lodi, WI
53555
Speerschneider, Ted B, 32,
Vehicle
Registration
08/30/2015, $98.80, 6318 Lodi
Springfield Rd, Dane, WI
53529
Stanley, Kristina N, 31, Vehicle
Registration
08/29/2015, $98.80 , 2109
Winnebago St, Madison, WI
53714
Statz, Gary J, 57, Exceeding
08/30/2015, $98.80 , 3130
Melody Pkwy, Cross Plains, WI
53528
Stirn, Curtis Devon, 21, Operating while Suspended,
08/26/2015, $124.00 , 5146
Torino Ct #4, Middleton, WI
53562
Stoutt, Ryan P, 30, Operating
while Suspended, 08/27/2015,
$124.00, 116 S Blair St, Madison, WI 53703
Svoboda, Alexander W, 24,
$98.80 , 913 Winding Way,
Middleton, WI 53562
Taylor, Jeffrey R, 29, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/11/2015, $98.80, 7252
E Valley Ridge Dr, Madison,
WI 53719
Thayer, Rodney D, 72, Procure-Sell-Give Alcoholic Beverages, 08/26/2015, $124.00 ,
1919 Julius St, Cross Plains,
WI 53528
Urbaez, Eduardo J, 23, Vehicle Registration Revoked/Suspended/Cancel, 09/14/2015,
$98.80, 535 West Johnson St.,
Apt. #506, Madison, WI 53703
Vang, Yiong, 33, Auto Following
Too
Closely,
08/31/2015, $111.40 , 5329
Century Ave # 4, Middleton, WI
53562
Varsho, Connie B, 26, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/12/2015, $98.80, 3129
Bollenbeck St, Cross Plains, WI
53528
Villa, Laura L, 56, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/13/2015, $124.00 , 4702
Dutch Mill Rd # 16, Madison,
WI 53716
Villa, Laura L, 56, Operating
w/o a Valid Drivers License,
09/13/2015, $124.00 , 4702
Dutch Mill Rd # 16, Madison,
WI 53716
Welch, Marisa C, 37, Non
Registration,
09/01/2015,
$98.80 , 4506 American Ash
Dr, Madison, WI 53704
Wilke Ii, Thomas J, 20, Prohibited Noise Disturbance,
09/08/2015, $187.00 , 2110
Allen Blvd Apt 21, Middleton,
WI 53562
Wilkerson, Ronald J, 38, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/13/2015, $98.80, 9417
E 105Th Pl, Tulsa, OK 74133
0000
Wojtowicz, Phillip R, 28,
Limits, 08/29/2015, $98.80 ,
1810 Schlimgen Ave, Madison,
WI 53704
Wong, Nancy Yee Ching, 53,
$98.80 , 4585 Highfield Rd,
Middleton, WI 53562
Wright, Michael A, 20, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits, 09/12/2015, $98.80, 1938
Northwestern Ave, Madison,
WI 53704
Xiong, Tony, 25, Exceeding
09/13/2015, $98.80 , 1722
Northport Dr # 5, Madison, WI
54704
Young, Brandon L, 23, FYR
while Making Left Turn,
09/04/2015, $98.80, 32456 St
Highway 80, Muscoda, WI
53573
Young, Brandon L, 23, Failure of Owner to Transfer Title,
09/04/2015, $98.80, 32456 St
Highway 80, Muscoda, WI
53573
Young, Brandon L, 23, Operating vehicle without insurance, 09/04/2015, $124.00 ,
32456 St Highway 80, Muscoda, WI 53573
Zegarra, Abel E, 53, Exceeding Zones and Posted Limits,
09/02/2015, $98.80 , 2405
Amherst Rd, Middleton, WI
53562.
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MHS honor roll announced

Middleton High School,
Honor Roll - Semester 2:
June 9, 2016,
3.6 or Higher,
(* designates a 4.0),
Freshman:
Hannah Aegerter,
Sammy Aguilar,
Salaar Akbar,
Ava Albert,
*Megan Andrews,
Riley Armstrong,
*Alexis Ashe,
*Jazmyn Babler,
Allison Ballweg,
*Alexis Barrett,
*Anna Batchenkova,
Kai Batley,
Elora Becker,
Amaya Berge,
Robert Bergenthal,
Sean Bertalot,
Braeden Bertz,
Abigail Bliss,
Lydia Bliss,
*Alexandra Bogner,
*Sophia Bote,
Erin Bowers,
John Boyle,
Hadley Braaten,
Aaron Brenton,
Maia Brunel-Hamel,
*Olivia Bruni,
Anders Burck,
Nathaniel Burkard,
Abigail Burns,
Margaret Carey,
Jennifer Carranza,
Dylan Carrington,
Andrew Chafe,
Megan Chandler,
Jordan Cheng,
Meixi Chi,
*Joseph Choi,
*Madeline Clark,
Michelle Colon,
*Lucy Croasdale,
Mitchel Culver,
Isabel Dagitz,
*Lauren Dahler,
*Meghna Datta,
Samuel Dettman,
Grace Dillon,
Sawm Djamali,
Lauren Drake,
*Nicolas Draves,
*Brandon Dunk,
Charlotte Dunn,
Caleb Easton,
*John Eggert,
Isabelle Ehmpke,
Benjamin Elsner,
Madeline Engelien,
Owen Engling,
Hannah Ernst,
*Olivia Farin,
Julia Fermanich,
*Erin Fischer,
*Stacia Flock,
*Brianna Foth,
Keller Frinzi,
*Leigha Fullerton,
Searra Funch,
Isabel Garlough-Shah,
Tayla Gattenby,
*Christopher George,
*Samuel Gessler,
Gillian Ginsberg,
*Ryan Gold,
Sarah Gralnek,
Kevin Grelle,
Dylan Griffith,
*Thomas Griffith,
Ahnnamaria Griswold,
Kyia Gundlach,
Tyler Haack,
Julia Hartig,
Broderick Hebert,
Casey Hellenbrand,
*Connor Hellenbrand,
Lauren Hendricks,
*Morgan Hickman,
Emma Hinz,
Charles Hiorns,
*Joseph Hoffman,
Tristan Hogendorn,
Olivia Horky,
Lauren Horst,
*Stephanie Huang,
Leah Huggett,
James Hunt,
Abigail Jagoe,
Katie Jensen,
Lauren Jensen,
Erica Jesse,
Vincent Joswiak,
Erin Julius,
Luke Jurgella,
Dylan Kalscheur,
*Tyler Kalscheur,
Allison Kaplan,
Nathan Kapp,
Anna Keebler,
Emily Keebler,
*Kyra Keenan,
*Moira Keith,
*Jessica Kim,
*Mia Kim,
Sae Mee Kim,
Rachel Kirch-Whitmore,
*Maddalen Knaak,
*Elizabeth Knoke,
Kylee Kohlhoff,
Georgios Kostas,
Grace Krenke,
Shae-Lynn Kruchten,
Nina-Soleil Kuhn,
Veronica Kurr,
Rachel Kushner,
Grace LaBoda,
*Ashlyn Larsen,
Olivia Larson,
Kristen Lastine,
Hannah Laufenberg,
*Steven Lawton,
Hannah Leach,
*Andrew Lee,
Eric Lee,
*Matthew Lepage,
*Aidan Lewandowski,
Elizabeth Libert,
Erin Lincecum,
Jackson Logsdon,
Cassidy Long,
Claire Lorman,
Andrew Lund,
*Annie Ma,
Cora Mack,
*Grace Madigan,
*Madeline Mahal,
*Eric Maier,
*Abigail Mangas,
*Andrew Martin,
Danielle Martin,
*Sophia Martin,
Mallory May,
Aidan McEllistrem,
Jacob McIntyre,
Kevin Meicher,
*Chloe Meyer,
Samuel Miller,
Jack Mondi,
Chase Mueller,
Susannah Murdoch,
*Clara Nemr,
Kyle Neuser,
Gretchen Newcomb,
Max Newcomer,
Ellie Newman,
Max Norris,
*Hanna Noughani,
*Paige Olson,
Haley Osborne,
Caitlynn Owens,
Elizabeth Pansegrau,
*Archer Parkin,
Amalia Perry,
Brittany Pertzborn,
*Benjamin Petersen,
*Alexander Pierantozzi,
Logan Prichard,
William Pritchard,
Mary Elizabeth Raasch,
Melina Rahman,
Alexa Ramirez,
*Gillian Rawling,
Laura Rice,
Rachel Roberson,
Mitchell Robinson,
Isaiah Kyle Rocero,
Owen Roenneburg,
Jon Roll,
Nicholas Ronnie,
*Taylor Rough,
*Zoe Rozema,
Amena Saleh,
Joanelle Sanchez Guevara,
*Benjamin Scher,
Kyra Schlicht,
*Ella Schroeder,
Bryce Schuster,
David Schwartz,
Collin Serra,
*Michael Shulla,
Simon Sisk,
Courtney Spahn,
Samuel Spellman,
Alexis Stahnke,
Grahm Stetzenbach,
Erik Stewart,
*Laura Stewart,
Andrew Sullivan,
Anna Thomley,
*Frank Thornton,
Yating Tian,
Brittany Tonnesen,
Raina Trinrud,
Grace Tritle,
Tony Tu,
*Jenna Wagner,
*Madelinn Wagner,
*Hannah Wensing,
*David Whittingham,
Kayla Wiegand,
Noah Williams,
Samantha Williams,
Stuart Wodzro,
Samantha Woldt,
Sarah Wood,
Sophie Wood,
*Alton Yan,
*Jason Yang,
*Elizabeth Young,
*Victoria Zander,
Susanna Zheng,
Blake Zillner,
Anna Zimmerman,
Jakob Zimmerman,
Megan Zimmerman,
McKenzie Zocher,
*Isabella Zopf,
*Hannah Zuengler,
*Jakob Zweber,
Sophomores:
*Natalie Asmus,
Olivia Aumann,
Mackenzie Bakken,
*Alexis Basel,
Bryson Bauer,
Katherine Bekasova,
Shane Bick,
*Haley Bills,
Carson Blair,
Shareef Bnyat,
Nathan Borden,
*Karen Bresnahan,
Ashley Brophy,
Claire Buenfil,
Brianna Buss,
Madeleine Callahan,
Noah Casali,
Juliana Castillo,
*Grace Chen,
*Lillian Chmielewska,
*Natalie Cho,
*Chloe Cole,
Felicity Cole,
Emily Cory,
Kyle Cowling,
Clara Cownie,
Henry Cryns,
Brett Cushman,
Haiwen Dai,
*Nickolas De Oliveira,
Katherine DeJarlais,
Tara DeLeo,
Drake Demitrios,
Anna Diamond-Tumbush,
Benjamin Dickmeyer,
Kian Djamali,
*Mary Donohoe,
Payton Dower,
*Michael Draves,
*Emily Duecker,
Haley Dunn,
Emily Eid,
Natalie Epstein,
*Holly Essert,
Osama Fattouh,
Anthony Fobes,
*Katiya Fosdick,
Sydney Friedle,
*James Frusciante,
*Amber Fuerbringer,
Reshma Gali,
*Blake Gallay,
Jiayuan Gao,
Maia Giles,
*Elizabeth Grosspietsch,
Kiva Grote-Hirsch,
*Jordan Gundrum,
Calvin Guse,
Caroline Haberland-Ervin,
Ashley Harris,
Grace Hartung,
Kai Heineman,
Nora Hellenbrand,
*Payton Hodson,
Alexander Hoerres,
*Dylan Hogan,
*Ashley Holahan,
Jacob Hoskins,
Hao-Yu Huang,
Rachel Huber,
Lauren Hurd,
Samuel Jaeger,
Taylor Jaehn,
Moubarak Jeje,
John Jones,
*Abigail Karbusicky,
Aubrey Karls Niehaus,
Jaime Katovich,
Geena Klubertanz,
Kathryn Kulie,
Isabelle Kunze,
Jacob Lamers,
Owen Lamson,
*Leta Landucci,
Rachael Lee,
*Youn Joo Lee,
*Raymond LeMonds,
*Andrew Lepage,
Ryan Lewis,
*Colin Liegel,
Siyuan Liu,
Izabella Ljumani,
*Zachary Logan,
*Eleanor Mackey,
Piyasa Manna,
Hunter Martin,
*Rachel Matejka,
Claire Matsumura,
*Marie Mayers,
*Nicole McCue,
Andrew McGinley,
Jennifer McGinnis,
*Casey McKean,
Sydney McKersie,
*Robert McPherson,
*Nareg Megan,
Alyssa Meinholz,
Ronja Meissner,
*Kaden Mettel,
*Nicholas Michaels,
Samuel Mikelsons,
Madeline Mintz,
*Camille Moreau,
Katherine Morris,
*Macey Moser,
Marissa Munoz,
*Emma Neumann,
Torsten Oakes,
Iris Ohlrogge,
*Athena Olszewski,
*Peter Opitz,
Alexus Orr,
Jackson Pagel,
AdityaSai Pakki,
Jessica Parente,
*Margaret Patterson,
*Britney Paul Rajamanickam,
Morgan Pence,
*Jacob Peterman,
Bria Peterson,
Grace Peterson,
Devon Pinder,
*Noah Pollard,
Robertson Powers,
Ann Pugliese,
Nicholas Quartaro,
Erika Rader,
*Jack Rader,
Gabriel Radtke,
Cole Ragsdale,
Nicholas Rawling,
Morgan Reed,
Quinlan Regan,
Allison Richards,
*Alec Riddle,
Stanley Parker Roberts,
*Jillian Robertson,
*Alan Roden,
*Mallory Rongstad,
*Davis Roquet,
*Samuel Roquitte,
Carley Ross,
Christable Sackey,
Sophia Schafer,
Erika Schoonveld,
Carsen Schulz,
*Maureen Sheehan,
*Hui Shi,
*Olivia Shoemaker,
Kunwarjit Singh,
*Pahulpreet Singh,
*Dhruv Sinha,
Mark Smink,
*Nitin Somasundaram,
Cami Spellman,
Nicholas Spevacek,
Claire Staples,
*Brendan Steele,
John Stenklyft,
*Charlotte Sue,
Kyla Sutter,
Taviahna Tanin,
*Eleanor Taylor,
Henry Taylor,
Erika Thomas,
Abigail Thompson,
*Joel Ticknor,
Zoe Tillett,
Jacob Trepczyk,
Nathan Trinkl,
*Anton Tung,
*Peyton Turner,
Jennifer Turski,
*Emily Udomtanapon,
Seth Valentine,
Anthony Valtierra,
Casey Vandenburgt,
*Balaji Veeramani,
*Cassandra Vining,
Eliot Waddell,
Allison Wahlgren,
*Derek Waleffe,
*Alexander Warholic,
Jack Weiler,
Casey Wempner,
Halle White,
Ethan Wildes,
Jackson Williams,
Jaimie Williamson,
Aaron Wills,
*Jack Wilson,
Nathaniel Wiltzius,
Merete Witkovsky,
*Rachel Woody,
Chloe Young,
*Kirstin Yu,
Julia Zeimentz,
Juniors:
*Alex Accola,
Joshua Acker,
Kalli Acker,
*Tyler Acker,
*Melissa Ahn,
Christian Anderson,
*Katrina Anderson,
Samuel Anderson,
Andrea Aranda- Sanchez,
Brenda Aranda- Sanchez,
Sasha Arkhagha,
*Meghann Armstrong,
Rohit Balaji,
*Gabrielle Ballweg,
Anna Bauerle,
Tyler Benedict,
Elizabeth Berryman,
Emily Beyer,
Harrison Bielski,
Lew Blank,
*Sophie Boorstein,
Megan Borgmeyer,
*Riley Bowers,
Ellen Bresnick,
Katy Briggs,
*Jessica Brunner,
*Jane Buck,
Gasdally Cadenillas,
Megan Caldwell,
*Megha Chalke,
Allen Chang,
Yu-Ching Chen,
Lillian Chiaro,
*Eleanor Chomiak,
Christian Collin,
*Gillian Croasdale,
Johanna Crump,
Ryan Culp,
Matthew Cushman,
*Madison Dagitz,
*Linnea Dahmen,
Luke DeBiasio,
Luke Delaney,
Salimatou Diallo,
Walter Dillard,
Abigail Drake,
Gregory Driscoll,
Taylor Ducke,
Ryan Dunk,
Tyree Eady,
Morgan Eder,
*Olivia Engling,
Rachel Everson,
Audrey Evert,
Christian Fermanich,
Catherine Ferrante,
*Katherine Fink,
*Kelsey Fischer,
Hanna Fisher,
Courtney Florin,
See HONORS, page 9
Middleton Area Historical Society hosts annual Pie and Ice Cream Social
PAGE 9
Photos by Jeff Martin
Members of the Middleton Area Historical Society Pie and Ice Cream Committee hosted their famous Pie and Ice Cream Social on Wednesday, June 17 at Lakeview Park. Clockwise from top
left: Emily Zheng really enjoys her ice cream and cake with a bit of help from her mother, Beibei Zhu; Several women (the so-called Widows Group) from Madisons St. Maria Goretti Church
traveled to Middleton for pie, ice cream and music; hungry kids Jake and Sam Bauch had no trouble devouring their desserts; The popular New Horizons Band performed to the delight of
attendees at the annual Pie and Ice Cream Social sponsored by Middleton Area Historical Society.
HONORS
Julia Fonder,
Isaac Galang,
*Jahnavi Gali,
Ryan Gebert,
Grace Gerrard,
Maya Gibson,
Margaret Go,
Paula Gonzalez,
Adam Goren,
*Madhu Gowda,
Alexandra Grapentine,
Sara Griffin,
Molly Grindle,
James Griswold,
Arshad Habib,
Alexander Hallquist,
James Handel,
Isaac Hanson,
*Mariah Hanson,
Lauren Hartig,
Kirby Heck,
Neeloufar Hematti,
Chloe Hendrix,
*Alexa Herl,
*Daniel Hershberger,
*Louis Hinshaw,
Molly Hoferle,
Emma Hoffman,
Colin Hogendorn,
*Elise Hokanson,
Kayla Holmes,
Rose Horky,
Tiancheng Hu,
*Alexandra Hujanen,
Pei-Yu Hung,
Mark Hutson,
*Elizabeth Jordan,
*Talia Joseph,
Julia Kaplan,
Jonas Keeler,
Julia Khomyk,
Cha Mee Kim,
Briannah Klais,
Dylan Koeshall,
*Kei Kohmoto,
Lucas Kostecki,
Natalie Kozitzky,
Olivia Krigbaum,
Gunnar Kunsch,
*Andreas Kyrvasilis,
Lauren LaMar,
Ryan Land,
*Paola Lara Santiago,

Clairine Larsen,
Morgan Larson,
Maxwell Lawrence,
Samantha Lawson,
Daniel Ledin,
Nicholas Leffel,
Alyssa Lemirande,
Benjamin Lewis,
Bryson Lewis,
Creighton Lewis,
Preston Lewis,
*Carly Liegel,
*Zaikang Lin,
Helena Lonetree-Miller,
Rebecca Lorfeld,
Thomas Luddy,
Fiona Lynch,
Kim Mackey,
*Epiphania Maka,
Marissa Masnica,
Sarah Matejka,
Anthony McCann,
*Mary McCarthy,
William McCarthy,
Sydney McConnell,
*Taylor McDonald,
Margaret McGill,
Margot McMurray,
Seamus McWilliams,
Kelly Mead,
Abigail Meyer,
*Grace Mikelsons,
Morgan Miles,
*Danielle Millan,
Catalina Montoya Carvajal,
Maddison Morello,
Caitlyn Moyer,
Willem Mueller,
Storm Murphy,
Eric Neidhart,
Nicholas Nelson,
Kyra Neuser,
*Alex Nisbet,
James Nolan,
Jessica Nonn,
Anna Nordhaus,
Tha Zin Nwe Htoo,
Olivia Nyffeler,
Cailey OConnor,
*Kylie Peters,
*Tryn Peterson,
James Petrick,
Madeline Pflasterer-Jennerjohn,
Madison Phillips,
*Jack Pientka,
*Morgan Pincombe,
*Madeline Pope,
Shruthi Prabahara Sundar,
Anitha Quintin,
*Maxwell Raisleger,
Caleb Randall,
Samantha Reid,
*Kristen Reikersdorfer,
Sophia Revord,
Lauren Robertson,
*Christopher Rogers,
Anthony Rosati,
Dana Rotert,
Jacob Rozum,
Eric Sacchetti,
*Aria Salyapongse,
*Emily Satterlund,
*Christina Schauer,
Simrnjit Seerha,
Olivia Self,
Celia Semrad,
Asad Shahzad,
Michael Shaten,
Keaton Shaw,
Maya Shea,
Parker Sigmon,
Jackson Smith,
Samuel Smith,
Titus Smith,
Sahil Soni,
Margaux Sorenson,
*Ashley Soukup,
Kiley Spahn,
Cole Spitler,
*Kallie Stafford,
Sarah Statsick,
*Rachel Steiner,
Karl Stephan,
Harrison Stone,
Ryan Swiersz,
Alexis Thomas,
Alissa Trainor,
Molly Trehey,
Phoebe Tuite,
*Laura Vergenz,
Amelia Viegut,
*Emma Waldinger,
Elliot Waldsmith,
*Jessica Wang,
*Elise Warda,
*Sara Wettstein,
*Lola Whittingham,
Shanna Wiegand,
Camille Wirkus,
Michael Wolfinger,
*Samantha Worden,
*Michael Xie,
*Hexiao Yu,
Nicholas Zeinemann,
*Samuel Zopf,
Luke Zoroufy,
Seniors:
Montana Ackerman,
Jacob Aegerter,
Anna Ashley,
Mitchell Bacon,
Samantha Ballweg,
*Shelby Ballweg,
Evan Birschbach,
Sophie Bliss,
Cole Bollig,
*Charles Booher,
James Buenfil,
Natalie Callahan,
Catherine Castagnet,
Sophia Chung,
Rachel Cook,
Lauren Coons,
*Ellen Cottingham,
*Chase Cunniff,
Nicole Cushman,
Courtney Dahlk,
Irelyn Danz,
Andrew Degler,
Sierra DeMartino,
Elizabeth DiTullio,
Timothy Dorn,
Amy Ernst,
*Kelly Esenther,
Dorsey Falk,
Maggie Fox,
Claire Fralka,
Kira Galang,
Daniela Garcia-Perales,
Andrew Geng,
Tatiana Gorbich,
Riley Griffith,
Autumn Grim,
Aliyah Grote-Hirsch,
Heather Haack,
Elizabeth Haberland-Ervin,
Perrin Hagge,
Kaitlin Hanrahan,
Jacob Harnois,
*Casey Harper,
Sydnee Herrling,
Greta Hevesi,
*Estelle Higgins,
*Kira Holmes,
Jordan Hylbert,
Sarah Ihrig,
Samuel Inman,
*Savanna Jackson,
Stephanie Jarosz,
Dan Jin,
Riley Kalsbeek,
Amanda Kalscheur,
Emma Karbusicky,
Elizabeth Keller,
Kaleb Ketelboeter,
Bryan Kim,
Michael Kjentvet,
Russell Kjorlie,
Jonas Klare,
Zoie Kloida,
Connor Kooistra,
Logan Kossel,
Christina Kosta,
Laura Landgraf,
Edward Larson,
Thomas Lawton,
Daewon Lee,
Joseph Levin,
Andrew Levy,
*Heather Levy,
Victoria Lin,
Christian Lindblom,
Kimberly Livingood,
Audrey Loomis,
Kaitlin Machina,
Cody Markel,
Katherine Marshall,
*Celia Mayne,
Kaelin Meicher,
Lidiana Meinholz,
Vanesa Meneses,
Joshua Meyer,
Jasmine Miller,
Callie Moser,
Brandon Munoz,
*Angela Newman,
Abigail Nichols-Jensen,
Taylor Norton,
Jamie Oesterle,
Timothy OShea,
*McKenna OSullivan,
Akash Pattnaik,
Jadrien Paustian,
Antonio Perez Wilson,
*Morgan Peter,
Samiya Pettaway,
*Madison Pincombe,
*Alissa Pollard,
Michael Quale,
Serena Reining,
Bryce Reynolds,
Morgan Roberts,
Ana Roden,
Samantha Roll,
Ava Schiebler,
Katherine Schmidt,
Brennan Schmitt,
Jacob Schmitz,
*Kaisey Skibba,
Loren Skibba,
Sebastian So,
Kalyn Sonday,
Kathryn Stein,
Erin Stone,
Allison Thompson,
*Hannah Thompson,
*Sarah Thornton,
Tanvi Tilloo,
*Victoria Trantow,
*Sheyenne Tung,
Samantha Valentine,
John Vincent,
Matthew Wakai,
*Hawo Warsame,
Abigail Webber,
Kenyon Wensing,
*Sarah Wexler,
Arianna White,
*Kyle White,
Theodore Williams,
*Laura Wilson,
Riley Wittwer,
Amanda Wolfinger,
*Allie Yan,
*Tammy Zhong,
Logan Ziegler,
Zachary Zuengler.
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West Middleton students raise $1,246 for childrens hospital

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The elementary schools annual three-day Market Day fundraiser also raised $220 for the Occupaws foundation
Photos contributed
Third graders at West Middleton raised $1,246 for UW Childrens Hospital and $220 for Occupaws during their Market Day fundraiser June 1-3. As part of their study of economics,
the children made items and sold them to other West Middleton students. The market is a success
every year and the children are proud to others while they learn.
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Baseball Cards earn honors

Middleton lands nine players on
all-Big Eight Conference team
by ROB REISCHEL
Times-Tribune
Middletons baseball team

enjoyed a memorable bounceback season.
And the Cardinals were justly rewarded.
Middleton, which finished in
third place in the Big Eight
Conference, had nine players
named to the all-league team.
Sun Prairie, which was second
in the league, had the most players honored with 10.
Middleton senior pitcher
Alec Morrison, junior outfielder
Liam Belleveau and senior outfielder Drew Finley Haag were
named first-team all-conference.
Sophomore catcher Alan
Roden, senior shortstop Ivan
Monreal and sophomore designated hitter Zach Shipley were
named second-team all-league.
And senior pitcher Adam
Nutting, senior second baseman
Hunter Bindl and senior third
baseman Brennan Schmitt were
named honorable-mention allconference.
Morrison went 8-3 with a
2.85 ERA. Morrison led the
Cardinals in innings pitched
(66.1), struck out 49 batters and
walked 21.
Morrison also batted .373
and led the Cardinals with 20
RBI. He also led Middleton in
doubles (13) and slugging percentage (.547), was third in hits
(28) and was named the
Cardinals MVP.
He had a really solid year,
and he was the guy who we
went with when we faced the
top teams in the conference,
Middleton coach Tom Schmitt
said of Morrison. It was good
to see him have such a solid
year because he worked so hard.
Its good to see when a kid
works that hard to have good
things happen.
Finley Haag batted .344 and
led the Cardinals with 32 hits.
Finley Haag was also third in
RBI (17), fourth in runs (15)
and stole six bases.
In addition, Finley Haag
went 5-0 on the mound with a
1.34 ERA. Finley Haag struck
out 30 batters in 31.1 innings,
walked just nine and was named
honorable mention all-state.
Hes a kid that really
worked at it and developed it,
Schmitt said of Finley Haag.
He was integral in our success,
and when we moved him into
the leadoff spot, he really took
off. He also went and covered a
lot of ground in the outfield.
Belleveau had a .386 batting
average and a .514 slugging percentage. Belleveau was fourth
on the team in hits (27) and RBI
(15).
Baseball is his sport and he
put the time into it, Schmitt
said of Belleveau. We moved
him up to the No. 2 hole and he
was consistently putting the ball
in play. He had a really good
See BASEBALL, page 13
Little big man
Middletons Alec Morrison was named first-team all-Big Eight Conference.
Middletons
Herb named
states golfer
of the year
by ROB REISCHEL
Times-Tribune
Times-Tribune photo by Mary Langenfeld
Middletons Emmet Herb was named the states Player of the Year by the Golf Coaches
Association of Wisconsin.
Emmet Herb has joked hes

130 pounds dripping wet.
But one of the smallest
golfers in the state was also the
best in 2016.
On Tuesday, the Golf
Coaches
Association
of
Wisconsin named Herb the
boys state Player of the Year.
Herb, who won the WIAA
Division 1 individual state title
earlier this month, was also
named first-team all-state.
In addition, Middleton senior Joey Levin was named second-team all-state, while senior
Brady Thomas was named honorable-mention all-state.
That was pretty neat to
hear, Middleton coach Tom

Cabalka said. I was hoping he
would be first team and I was
fairly confident in that. But this
was a great surprise. He was
our little big man.
Herb shot a remarkable 6under-par at the state tournament and won that event by
seven strokes. Herbs 138 total
was the third lowest in any
division since the state tournament moved to University
Ridge Golf Course in 1994.
It's pretty hard to believe,
Herb said Tuesday night. I
was really shocked to hear, but
it is truly an honor.
Herb finished the year with
a 75.0 average. He finished
first at the Sauk Prairie Invite,
first at the Sparta Invite, first at
the Madison Memorial Invite
and won a pair of Big Eight
Conference meets.
Its a dream year for
Emmet, Cabalka said. Hes
the type of kid that eight or 10
years ago, when he started
hanging around Pleasant View
as a little toddler, he was kind
of was always the underdog.

He wasnt at the level that
Joey (Levin) or Brady
(Thomas) were. But he
improved and improved and
his greatest attribute is that he
never gets too up or too down.
Levin had a memorable season, as well, and finished with
a 75.8 average. Levin was first
at the WPGA Tournament held
at Maple Bluff, first at the
Onalaska Invite and finished
second at the Big Eight
Conference meet.
He had a great year again,
Cabalka said of Levin. He
improved a couple of strokes
each year and had an incredible
career for us.
Thomas averaged 77.8 and
had some big performances
along the way.
Thomas shot a 2-under-par,
70, on the second day of the
Morgan Stanley Tournament
held at University Ridge.
Thomas was second at The
Legends of Bristlecone Pines,
See HERB, page 20
n BASEBALL
year.
Roden batted .367, was second on the team in hits (29) and
led the Cardinals with 21 runs
scored. In addition, Roden drew
a team-high 14 walks, led the
team in triples (three), tied for
second in doubles (four) and
had a .993 fielding percentage.
He had a solid year, but
there was someone with a bigger name in front of him,
Schmitt said of Veronas Ben
Rortvedt, who was selected in
the second round of the Major
League Baseball draft recently.
If youre going to be secondteam, though, its not bad doing
it to a guy drafted in the second
round.
Monreal batted .302 with a
pair of doubles and also had six
stolen bases and 11 walks.
He came up midway
through his sophomore year and
had a good run for us, Schmitt
said. He was a sneaky guy who
could bunt for a hit or solid single. And defensively, he came
around as the year went on.
Shipley batted .283 with five
RBI and also drew five walks
and should be poised for big
things over the next two years.
Hes got some pop in his bat
and it was nice to have that in
the DH spot, Schmitt said of
Shipley. Its nice to have that
available.
Brennan Schmitt batted .333
and was fourth on the team in
runs scored (27). Schmitt also
finished fourth in RBI (16),
drew eight walks and was voted
Middletons Most Dedicated
Player.
He was like having another
coach out there, Tom Schmitt
said of Brennan. He was able

to think like we wanted to or
bring up a point that made a lot
of sense.
Plus, he works really hard at
it. He doesnt take anything for
granted. He enjoys playing the
game, which is big.
Nutting went 5-1 with a 1.77
ERA. In 39.2 innings, Nutting
allowed just 29 hits and struck
out 30 batters.
Adam had a good year, had
good numbers, Schmitt said.
He had good promise when he
came to us and he developed
along. I think he knows the
game really well and when
he was able to relax and just go
out and pitch, thats when he
was at his best.
Bindl hit .327 and was third
on the team in runs scored (17).
Bindl drew 10 walks, was 4-for4 stealing bases and had five
RBI.
On the mound, Bindl had a
2.40 ERA and all seven of
Middletons saves.
At the early part of the year,
he always had three to four
good innings (pitching), then
hed wear out, Schmitt said.
But he accepted the role of
closer and did a nice job for us.
WBCA All-Star Game:
Morrison and Schmitt will play
in the WBCA All-Star baseball
games Friday and Saturday at
EJ Schneider in Oshkosh.
More stats: The Middleton
Times-Tribune published statistics of the 2016 Cardinals last
week that didnt include those
of senior pitcher Justin Gurtner.
Gurtner made eight appearances and pitched 8 2/3 innings.
Gurtner had one win, one save,
allowed seven hits, struck out
10 and had a 3.23 ERA.
All-Big Eight
Conference Baseball
PAGE 13
First Team
Pos.
P
P
P
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
INF
INF
OF
OF
OF
OF
DH
Util
Name
Keaton Knueppel
Alec Morrison
Luke Schwendemann
Ben Rortvedt
Hunter Yerke
Noah Berghammer
Evan Spry
Jack Blomgren
Walker Jenkins
Stephen Lund
Liam Belleveau
Justus Benson
Drew Finley Haag
Jack Maastricht
Keenan Woltmann
Marquis Reuter
Year
12
12
12
12
12
10
11
11
11
10
11
12
12
12
12
12
School
Verona
Middleton
Mad. East
Verona
Janes. Parker
Janes. Craig
Janes. Craig
Janes. Craig
Sun Prairie
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Mad. West
Sun Prairie
Pos.
P
P
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
INF
OF
OF
OF
DH
Util
Name
Riley Grover
Hunter Vanzandt
Alan Roden
Kasey Bass
Trent Porter
Daelon Savage
Ivan Monreal
Jacob Campbell
Jordan Bailey
Cameron Cratic
Ben Hauser
Zach Shipley
Donovan Tomony
Year
12
12
10
12
10
12
12
10
10
11
11
12
12
School
Janes. Parker
Janes. Parker
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Beloit
Mad. West
Middleton
Janes. Craig
Janes. Parker
Mad. East
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Mad. East
Pos.
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
C
2B
2B
3B
3B
3B
3B
SS
SS
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
Util
Util
Util.
Name
Jeff Bishop
Luke DePrey
Jared Filter
Brad Laufenberg
Adam Nutting
Eli Sorensen
Seth Kok
Dylan Thompson
Michael Hull
Hunter Bindl
Bryce Hanson
Miguel Betancourt
Sean Baggot
JP Curran
Brennan Schmitt
Billy Wilson
Kevin Raisbeck
Austin Cotharn
Conor Schlichting
Sam Favour
Jason McFeely
Cam Porter
Connor Wright
Drew Freitag
Austin Kraus
Lucas Trebian
Year
11
10
12
11
12
10
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
12
12
11
12
11
11
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
School
Verona
Sun Prairie
Janes. Craig
Verona
Middleton
Mad. West
Mad. LaFoll.
Mad. East
Mad. Mem.
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Beloit
Mad. East
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Mad. Mem.
Beloit
Mad. West
Mad. East
Verona
Mad. Mem.
Mad. West
Janes. Craig
Beloit
Janes. Craig
Mad. LaFoll.
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Coach of the Year Tom Schmitt, Middleton

Player of the Year Ben Rortvedt, Verona
Times-Tribune photos by Mary Langenfeld
Middletons Alan Roden (above) was named second-team allBig Eight Conference, while Brennan Schmitt (top) was
named honorable-mention all-conference.
Stingrays roll past Dells

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The Cross Plains Stingrays

defeated Wisconsin Dells, 506147, last Saturday.
Top Cross Plains performances are as follows:
Girls 8&U 50 Meter Free

1. Sloane Hanson 36.05
2. Addie Dorn 39.37
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Back
1. Mallory Peters 20.47
Girls 8&U 25 Meter
Breast
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Fly
Girls 8&U 100 Meter Free
Relay
2. Cross Plains A 1:39.57
(Addison Haack, Miri Spahn,
Piper Kraemer, Addie Dorn)
3. Cross Plains B 1:47.45
(Ellie Roenneburg, Maureen
Spann,
Sophia
Eisele,
Genevieve Ready)
Girls 8&U 100 Meter
Medley Relay
(Piper Kraemer, Addie Dorn,
Sloane Hanson, Miri Spahn)
(Addison Haack, Sophia
Eisele, Mallory Peters, Ellie
Roenneburg)
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Free

3. Mackenzie Heinz 31.76
1. Ellie Eisele 1:10.20
2. Stevee Kraemer 1:18.79
3. Linda Colon 1:21.56
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Back
2. Stevee Kraemer 40.23
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Breast
2. Mackenzie Heinz 42.30
3. Amber Haack 45.44
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Fly
3. Ellie Eisele 39.14
Relay
(Claire Ready, Linda Colon,
Cara Biodrowski, Amber
Haack)
Girls 9-10 200 Meter
Medley Relay
(Ellie Eisele, Amber Haack,
Ava Halanski, Mackenzie
Heinz)

2. Grace Zimmerman 26.77
3. Katie Cowling 26.93
1. Rylie Bauman 56.69
2. Abby Utter 57.15
3. Serena Haack 57.57
1. Ella Halanski 28.90
3. Abby Utter 31.26
Girls 11-12 100 Meter IM
1. Ella Halanski 1:04.30
Breast
3. Grace Zimmerman 38.15
1. Ella Halanski 28.12
3. Sophia Lymburner 31.86
Relay
(Ella Halanski, Serena Haack,
Katie Cowling, Rylie Bauman)
(Sophia Lymburner, Abby
Gessler, Kayla Stoecker, Grace
Zimmerman)
Medley Relay
(Kayla Stoecker, Abby Gessler,
Katie Cowling, Abby Utter)

1. Elena Jensen 27.05
2. Shae-Lynn Kruchten
28.11
3. Bethany Ott 31.49

Free
1. Lauryn Abozeid 2:03.85
2. Lane LaBoda 2:20.45
1. Lauryn Abozeid 27.04
1. Lauryn Abozeid 1:06.35
2. Cheyanne Bodenstein
1:08.90
Breast
1. Shae-Lynn Kruchten
32.15
2. Elena Jensen 32.84
36.27
1. Lane LaBoda 30.06
32.97
Free Relay
(Shae-Lynn
Kruchten,
Cheyanne Bodenstein, Bethany
Ott, Elena Jensen)
Medley Relay
(Lauryn Abozeid, Shae-Lynn
Kruchten, Lane LaBoda, Elena
Jensen)

1. Samantha Roll 21.78
2. Lauren Kalvin 23.21
Free
1. Tryn Peterson 1:58.27
3. Ali Thompson 2:07.96
1. Tryn Peterson 26.58
2. Tryn Peterson 1:01.49
3. Grace LaBoda 1:04.87
Breast
2. Grace LaBoda 31.86
1. Eleanor Chomiak 25.77
Free Relay
(Eleanor Chomiak, Tayla
Gattenby, Ali Thompson,
Lauren Kalvin)
Medley Relay
(Samantha
Roll,
Grace
LaBoda, Tryn Peterson, Irene
Wright)
Boys 8&U 25 Meter Free

1. Adam Bernd 23.38
3. Roman Blaha 26.17
1. Cahner Vitense 41.25
2. Griffin Bauman 49.33
3. Evan Myers 1:01.56
Boys 8&U 25 Meter Back
1. Liam Mair 18.21
3. Roman Blaha 33.36
Boys 8&U 25 Meter Breast
1. Griffin Bauman 28.47
2. Evan Myers 29.41
Boys 8&U 25 Meter Fly
1. Liam Mair 18.41
2. Karl Schaefer 33.81
Relay
(Griffin Bauman, Duke Allen,
Cahner Vitense, Liam Mair)
(Karl Schaefer, Adam Bernd,
Isaac Zander, Roman Blaha)
3. Cross Plains C 2:01.84
(Isaac Richardson, Peter
Francois, Bryce Pape, Evan
Myers)
Boys 8&U 100 Meter
Medley Relay
(Adam Bernd, Duke Allen,
Griffin Bauman, Isaac Zander)
Boys 9-10 50 Meter Free

1. Henry Bohachek 26.26
2. Kristian Peterson 26.81
3. Zack Stoecker 33.68
1. Kristian Peterson 1:02.57
3. Cowan Vitense 1:08.16
Boys 9-10 50 Meter Back
2. Cowan Vitense 36.92
3. Noah Dorn 42.02
Boys 9-10 100 Meter IM
1. Henry Bohachek 1:11.99
2. Cowan Vitense 1:18.64
3. Tony Peters 1:26.87
Boys 9-10 50 Meter Breast
1. Kristian Peterson 36.30
2. Zack Stoecker 41.06
Boys 9-10 50 Meter Fly
1. Henry Bohachek 31.86
2. Tony Peters 41.42
Relay
Johnson,
Nate
(Jack
Zimmerman, Noah Dorn, Zack
Stoecker)
Boys 9-10 200 Meter
Medley Relay
(Cowan Vitense, Kristian
Peterson, Henry Bohachek,
Tony Peters)
(Jack Johnson, Josh Leslie,
Nate Zimmerman, Lucas
Strasser)
1. Kaden Peterson 24.81
2. Jaden Pape 26.62
3. Ian Richardson 28.86
1. Kaden Peterson 54.73
2. Erik Peterson 55.89
3. Mark Virnig 1:06.88
2. Mark Virnig 37.11
3. Ryan Roenneburg 44.94
1. Kaden Peterson 1:03.52
2. Jaden Pape 1:10.90
3. Ian Richardson 1:14.14
Boys 11-12 50 Meter
Breast
1. Mark Virnig 38.83
2. Ryan Roenneburg 44.47
2. Ian Richardson 31.95
3. Jaden Pape 32.03
Relay
(Ryan Roenneburg, Cole
Hagen, Justin Kalsbeek, Mark
Virnig)
Boys 11-12 200 Meter
Medley Relay
(Jaden Pape, Justin Kalsbeek,
Erik Peterson, Kaden Peterson)
(Max
Blaha,
Ryan
Roenneburg, Ian Richardson,

Cole Hagen)

1. Forrest Peterson 21.34
2. Owen Roenneburg 22.02
1. Forrest Peterson 1:52.06
Owen
Roenneburg
2.
1:52.27
1. Forrest Peterson 25.83
2. Luke Hanson 30.09
1. Jay Sullivan 57.08
2. Ian Bohachek 1:02.85
Boys 13-14 50 Meter
Breast
2. Ian Bohachek 29.56
1. Jay Sullivan 24.21
Relay
(Jay Sullivan, Luke Hanson,
Ian
Bohachek,
Owen
Roenneburg)
Medley Relay
(Forrest Peterson, Jay Sullivan,
Ian
Bohachek,
Owen
Roenneburg)

1. Jacob Aegerter 19.25
2. Max Hollfelder 20.36
3. Erick Grelle 20.72
1. Erick Grelle 1:40.45
2. Max Hollfelder 1:42.03
3. John Virnig 1:43.39
1. Erick Grelle 23.27
2. John Virnig 24.92
3. Seth Gutzmer 25.51
1. Jacob Aegerter 48.76
2. Jacob Trepczyk 53.80
Boys 15-18 50 Meter
Breast
1. Ethan Lengfeld 25.19
2. Tom McGovern 25.74
3. Ethan Wildes 27.74
1. Jacob Trepcyzk 22.67
2. Max Hollfelder 23.41
Relay
(Tom
McGovern,
Ethan
Lengfeld, John Virnig, Seth
Gutzmer)
(Danny Johnson-Schunk, Tim
Utter, Sam Gessler, Ethan
Wildes)
Medley Relay
(Erick Grelle, Tom McGovern,
Jacob
Trepczyk,
Max
Hollfelder)
(John Virnig, Ethan Lengfeld,
Jacob Aegerter, Seth Gutzmer)
PORTS
Track and field camp
RIEFS
Middleton High School will hold its inaugural track and

field camp June 27-30 from 6-8 p.m. at MHS.
Students can learn the basics of track and field from the
MHS coaching staff and athletes. The camp is for all students
entering grades 3-8. Preferred sign-up is online through FeePay
with a guaranteed T-Shirt included.
Registration will also be accepted on site from 5:15-5:50 on
June 27. The cost is $35. The last day of camp will include a
mini track and field meet.
Students are encouraged to bring a water bottle. For instructions on FeePay and more camp details visit: http://middletontrackandfield.com/camp-3/.
Meier shines
Lydia Meier, a junior at UW-Stout and a former Middleton

athlete, finished sixth in the hammer throw to earn All-America
honors at the NCAA Division III Track and Field
Championships recently held at Wartburg College.
Meier worked her way into the finals of the event and
recorded her best throw of the day on her final attempt, finishing at 178-6.
The All-American award was Meiers second of her career.
She recorded a second place finish in the weight throw at the
indoor championship this spring.
Golf scores
Parkcrest
June 14
Flight A Deb Ryan, 49
Flight B Mary Ann Emmerton, 56
Flight C Evie Young, 57
MWGA
June 8
Flight A
Low Gross Diane Wirkus, 47
Low Net Mary VerVoort, 35
Flight B
Low Gross Roxie Gottsacker, 51
Low Net Char Dohm, 36
Flight C
Low Gross Eileen Pongratz, 58
Low Net Elaine Hilt, 32
Parkcrest
June 7
Flight A Karin Rudnicki, 46
Flight B Marlene Jaskaniec, 59
Flight C Carolyn Coffey, 63
MWGA
June 1
Flight A
Low gross Martha Brusegar, 45
Low Net Martha Brusegar, 30
Flight B
Low gross Roxie Gottsacker, 51
Low net Roxie Gottsacker, 37
Flight C
Low gross Myrna McNatt, 59
Low net Mary Ellen Ripp, 37
MWGA
May 25
Flight A
Low Gross Cindy Klein and Tricia Smith, 46
Low Net Cindy Klein, 33
Flight B
Low Gross Terry Rawling, 53
Low Net Terry Rawling, 35
Flight C
Low Gross Connie Brachman, 56
Low Net Connie Brachman, 34
Gators swimmers top Seminole Gators divers

edge Seminole
The Middleton Gators

edged the Seminole Sharks,
275-247, in their seasonopening meet last Saturday at
Walter R. Bauman Aquatic
Center in Middleton.
In the girls 8-and-under
division, Eva Szczepanski
and Audrey Meudt finished
first and second in the 25meter short course freestyle,
while Irene Lee and Maggie
Onopa took first and second,
respectively, in the 25-meter
short course backstroke
events. In the 25-meter
breaststroke, which saw more
than 60% of the entrants disqualified, Carly Kubsch,
Grace Charles and Anna Dart
grabbed the top three spots.
In the 25-meter butterfly,
Layla Brown, Kate Nelson
and Sophie Shi took the top
three spots. The 8-and-under
Gators also swept the challenging 100-meter individual
medley race with Vala Dis
Cicero, Grace Charles and
Zo Ress finishing 1-2-3.
Middletons also dominated the relay events, finishing
1-2 in the 100-meter medley
relay and the 100-meter
freestyle relay.
In the boys 8-and-under
events, Sam Keith posted an
impressive victory in the 25meter freestyle race with a
five-second advantage over
his nearest competitor. Tyse
Jansenberger and Drew
Lindsey posted competitive
times and finished 1-2 in the
25-meter breaststroke.
Sam Wolf battled in the
25-meter butterfly and finished with a time of 18.17
seconds, just 0.60 seconds off
the team and pool record.
Wolf also broke the team and
pool record in the 100-meter
individual medley with a
time of 1:29.55. The A
teams also finished in first
place in the 100-meter medley relay and 100-meter
freestyle relays.
In the girls 9-10-year-old
events, Lauryn Brown fin-
ished first in the 50-meter

freestyle. Tait Haag was second in the 100-meter individual medley, while Olivia
Budzinski claimed the top
spot in the 50-meter breaststroke.
In the 200-meter freestyle
relay, the A team composed
of Claire Rothering, Lauren
Lamson, Tait Haag, and
Lauryn Brown took second
place with a time of 2:30.37.
In the boys 9-10 age
group, Luke Lamers was first
in the 50-meter freestyle
event with a time of 34.09
seconds. Lamers also won the
50-meter backstroke, followed closely by teammate
Theo Wolf, who was second.
In the 100-meter individual medley, AJ Charles,
Matthew Golden and Dawson
Joe finished 1-2-3. Miles
Wagener, Colin Gabert and
Eliot Spence took the top
three spots in the 50-meter
breaststroke.
In the 50-meter butterfly,
AJ Charles, Miles Wagener
and Matthew Golden went 12-3. In the relay events,
Middletons A team composed of Theo Wolf, Luke
Lamers, Matthew Golden and

AJ Charles finished first
again.
Middletons Ella Graf won
the 50-meter backstroke
(33.74) in the 11-12-year-old
girls division. Graf also won
the 100-meter individual
medley, while Molly Haag
won the 50-meter butterfly
event.
In the 11-12-year-old boys
division, Jack Alexander and
Jack Madigan finished second and third in the 50-meter
freestyle. Blaise Lin was first
in the 50-meter butterfly,
while Middletons C team
of Daniel Cooper, Nash
Darragh, Courtland Flanigan,
and Jeffrey Li finished first in
the 200-meter freestyle relay.
Melanie Golden finished
first in the 100-meter
freestyle (1:09.56) in the girls
13-14-year-old
division.
Golden also won the 100
meter individual medley. The
Gators A team of Berkley
Smith, Kayley Hellenbrand,
Maria Laurent and Melanie
Golden was first in the 200meter freestyle relay.
In the 13-14-year old division, Nate Lamers was first in
the 100-meter backstroke and

the 50-meter butterfly in.
Lamers, along with teammates Andrew Kruck, Kevin
Change and Eddie Zhang
were first in the 200-meter
medley relay. The Gators A
team also had a first place
finish in the 200-meter
freestyle relay.
The 15-18-year-old girls
had a terrific performance
from Caroline Hippen, who
darted her way to first place
ribbons in the 100-meter
freestyle and 100-meter
backstroke. Sarah Wood
placed second the 100-meter
breaststroke.
Maddy Martorana took
second in the 200-meter individual medley, while Victoria
Lin captured first place in the
100-meter butterfly.
In the boys 15-18-year-old
division, Michael Draves was
first in the 100-meter
freestyle and 100 butterfly,
while Luke Delaney won the
200-meter individual medley
and was second in the 100meter breaststroke.
PAGE 15
The Middleton Gators diving team began the 2016 season with a narrow 52-51 win
over the Seminole Sharks last
Friday at the Bauman Aquatic
Center.
Top finishers in each age
group are shown below.
Middletons next meet is
Friday at Parkcrest Pool in
Madison at 5 p.m.
10 & Under Girls
1: Lucy Hellenbrand, MI,
122.05
2: Marisa Gorwitz, MI, 96.7
3: Emma Yeager, SE, 92.3
10 & Under Boys
1: Liam Updegrove, SE,
114.75
2: Dominic Rees, MI,
101.45
3: Eliot Spence, MI, 91.25
11-12 Girls
1: Megg Weiler, MI, 150.0
2: Alana Martin, MI, 139.55
3: Lizzie Johnson, SE, 103.5
11-12 Boys
1: Ben Stitgen, SE, 219.6
2: Garrett Ballweg, MI,
113.9
3: Jack Madigan, MI, 110.4

13-14 Girls
1: McKenna Genyk, MI,
142.55
13-14 Boys
1: Joey Amon-Lavicky, SE,
177.5
2: Conner Dugan, SE,
145.65
3: Andres Scocos, SE,
130.35
15-18 Girls
1: Kierstin Queoff, SE,
153.05
2: Steffi Feyer, SE, 131.45
3: Avery Updegrove, SE,
128.1
15-18 Boys
1: Noah Krantz, MI, 173.95
2: Aidan Updegrove, SE,
173.80
3: Cullen Christensen, MI,
132
Still perfect
PAGE 16
Middletons
HTL team
surges by Lodi
by ROB REISCHEL
Times-Tribune
It was a memorable weekend for Middletons Home

Talent League team.
First, 29ers head coach
Brandon Hellenbrand became a
father for the second time last
Saturday night.
Then, Middleton used a
five-run ninth inning to rally
past host Lodi, 11-6, on
Sunday.
Middleton improved to 8-0
on the season and has a twogame lead in the loss column
over Black Earth (7-2), Ashton
(6-2) and Cross Plains (6-2).
Middletons bats were hot
all day, and it finished the game
with 17 hits.
The 17 hits we had was
impressive, said Eric Simon,
who managed the team with
Hellenbrand gone. Up and
down our line-up guys were
hitting the ball hard.
Jeff Schafer threw well over
the first seven innings, as
Middleton built a 6-2 lead.
Lodi rallied for four runs in the
eighth, though, to tie the game.
Drew Farrell relieved
Schafer, was terrific in the final

two innings and picked up the
win.
Jeff Schafer threw well all
day,definitely good enough to
earn the win, Simon said. His
pitch count was down by
attacking the hitters.
Maybe the hot day got to
him a little in the eighth inning
and we had to make a
move. Drew Farrell came in
and did a heck of a job.
Middleton also did a heck of
a job rallying back for the win.
In the top of the ninth,
Brandon Scheidler singled and
scored on Josh Hinsons second double of the game. A.J.
Redders singled and Cole
Cooks double scored Hinson.
Redders scored on wild
pitch, and Zach Kasdorf followed with an RBI single to
right that plated Elliot Tanin,
who was pinch running for
Cook. Ross Hellenbrand had an
RBI single that scored Farrell,
who was hit by a pitch earlier.
Scheidler went 4-for-6 on
the day with a triple, while
Hinson was 3-for-5 with two
doubles. Kasdorf had two hits
and an RBI, while Ross
Hellenbrand had three RBI
from the leadoff spot.
Middleton used a three-run
second inning to grab a 3-0
lead. Kasdorf had an RBI double that plated Cook, and Ross
Hellenbrand had a two-run
double that scored Farrell and

Kasdorf.
Middleton stretched its lead
to 4-0 in the top of the third
when Lodi pitcher Fred Manke
balked home Hinson.
Lodi added single runs in
the fourth and fifth innings and
closed within 4-2.
In the seventh, though,
Scheidlers triple scored Luke
Schafer, then Scheidler scored
on a wild pitch as Middleton
reclaimed a 6-2 lead.
Middleton .. 031 000 205 11 17 2

Lodi ... 000 110 040 6 9 2
(ip-h-er-bb-so)
Pitchers
Farrell (W; 2-1-0-1-3), J. Schafer (78-5-2-3), Hughey (0.2-3-1-1-0), Ziegler
(L; 2-6-4-2-1), F.Manke (5-6-1-3-5),
Kenyon (1.1-2-2-2-1).
Leading hitters M Hinson
(3x5), Kasdorf (2x5), L. Schafer (2x6),
R. Hellenbrand (2x5), Redders (2x5),
Scheidler (4x6).2B Cook, Hinson 1,
Kasdorf, R. Hellenbrand. 3B L.
Schafer, Scheidler.L Hughey (2x5),
F. Manke (2x3), Miller (2x4). 2B
Krause.
Cross Plains 16, Ashton

14 (12) Ryan Pulvermacher
belted a three-run home run in
the top of the 12th inning to lift
the Businessmen past Ashton.
C. Plains . 001 103 620 003 16 20 5
Ashton .... 011 003 350 001 14 18 5
(ip-h-er-bb-so)
Pitchers
Allen (4.2-13-9-5-4), Held (W; 4.12-0-3-9), Murphy (3-3-2-5-4), Adler
(1.1-5-4-3-1), Miller (3-4-1-2-2), Finley
Haag (2.2-4-3-1-4), Maier (L; 5-7-4-52).
Leading hitters CP Held
(4x8), Lochner (3x6), Meinholz (2x5),
Cole Cook and Middletons Home Talent League team improved to 8-0 Sunday.
Murphy (2x7), Pulvermacher (6x6).2B

Doherty,
Held,
Meinholz,
Murphy. HR Pulvermacher. A
Adler (3x7), Bayer (2x6), Gowan (2x6),
Meinholz (2x7), Prochaska (3x6),
Finley Haag (3x8).
Black
Earth
4,
Waunakee 2 The host
Bombers used a three-run
eighth inning to rally past
Waunakee.
Black Earths Anthony
Hoeschele had the key blow, a
two-run, two-out double in the

eighth.
Waunakee . 000 000 200 2 6 2

Black Earth .. 000 010 03x 4 9 3
(ip-h-er-bb-so)
Pitchers
Hoeschele (W; 2.2-2-0-0-4),
Potuznik (6.1-4-2-0-10), Bl.Bieri (7.2-92-4-4), Hartman (0.1-0-0-0-1).
Leading hitters BE
B.Barsness (2x4), Bakkum (2x3),
Capener (3x4). 2B Bakkum,
Capener, Hoeschele.W Marks (2x4).
West
Dodgeville
Middleton 9,
3 Austin
Leggett struck out 11 as West

rolled
past
Middleton
Dodgeville.
W. Middleton .. 320 030 100 9 13 1

Dodgeville ......... 000 000 201 3 8 1
Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) Ash
(1-1-0-1-1), Leggett (W; 8-7-2-0-11), C.
Sullivan (3-5-1-0-3), Hellmann (2-1-01-1), J. Larson (L; 4-7-8-2-2).
Leading hitters WM Gaab
(2x4), Glassburn (2x5), Schooneld
(3x3), Statz (2x4). 2B Gaab, Haack.
D J. Larson (2x4), Lindner (2x4),
Streeter (2x3). 2B J. Larson.
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tied for third at the Big

Eight Conference meet and
won a conference meet held at
Odana Hills.
Brady threw in some real
good rounds, Cabalka said.
Hes one of those kids that
continues to work hard and
really wants to do something
with his golf career.
First Team
Emmet Herb - Middleton

(Player of the Year)
Matt
Bachmann
Sheboygan Falls
Bennett
Knapek
Arrowhead
Tyler Leach - Spring Valley
Harrison Ott - Milwaukee
Marquette
Nate Thomson - Greendale
Matt Tolan - Eau Claire
North
Matt Tuman - Wausau East
Second Team
Chris Colla - Winnebago

Lutheran Academy
Sam Galloway - Neenah
Dawson Hinz - Baraboo
Evan Hussey - Milwaukee
Marquette
Joey Levin - Middleton
Robbie Morway - Mequon
Homestead
Jacob OLoughlin -Madison
Memorial
Patrick Treichel - Fond du
Lac St. Marys Springs
Third Team
Luke Bourneuf - Lake

Geneva Badger
Andrew
Clement
Pewaukee
Jack Dorward - Cedarburg
Middletons Joey Levin was named second-team all-state by the GCAW.

Ben Gilles - Madison
Edgewood
Matthew Higley - Eleva
Strum
Brock Hlinak - Kaukauna
Ryan Konop - Green Bay
Notre Dame
Alex Yost - Arrowhead
Honorable Mention
Jed Baranczyk - Bay Port

Tyler Beeck - Sheboygan
Falls
Jack Blair - Milwaukee
Marquette
Steven Butler - Milwaukee
Marquette
Tyler Cleaves - Kaukauna
Logan Comte - Eau Claire

North
Patrick Darling - Green Bay
Notre Dame
Ethan Diestler - Green Bay
Notre Dame
Kevin
Hershberger
Brookfield Central
Immekus
Michael
Waukesha Catholic Memorial
David Keane - Milwaukee
Marquette
Zach Kimball - Kaukauna
Jacob Michel - Lodi
Jack OBrien - Racine St.
Catherines
Max Pasher - Mequon
Homestead
Robert Petitjean - Green
Bay Notre Dame

Isaac Prefontaine - Green
Bay Preble
Josh Rowinski - Waukesha
Catholic Memorial
Nolan Ruffing - Franklin
Brady Sarauer - Fond du
Lac St. Marys Springs
Patrick Sicula - Whitefish
Bay
Brady
Thomas
Middleton
Ian Tisonik - Catholic
Memorial
Logan Walzer - Lodi
Steven Young - Cedarburg
Sean Yun - Brookfield
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A delicious summer tradition:

VOL. 124, NO. 25

Water tower decision approaches

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016

After a year-long process, the

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servancy on which to build a

roads until last month when a

Pie and Ice Cream

Times-Tribune photo by Jeff Martin

A passion for public finance

Its an area Ive been interested in for a long time, Burns

High flying fun at Lakeview Park

Times-Tribune photo by Matt Geiger

Look inside for a special section celebrating the class of 2016

Photo by Ruth Bachmeier

Middleton Outreach Ministry update:

Building hope, strengthening

Middleton Outreach Ministry

Hoping Fur a Home!

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016

Times-Tribune photos by Matt Geiger

For 36 years, Middleton Outreach Ministry (MOM) has

To learn more about MOMs efforts to prevent homelessness

members of the community

Children from impoverished

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016

Burns added that he already has a

both Sun Prairie and Verona involved

property, which the utility desires, and is least obstructive to

In Verona, Burns said being able to

would be partly hidden by a tree

from this siteWere running

continued from page 1

Final decision coming soon...

The MWU Board is expected to choose a tower site at its June

not only will that be 20 years

mand on Madisons west side

Goth named interim city tourism director

City administrator Mike

Val has worked on many

Bob and Judy Faren

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016

Youth Center introduces

The City of Middleton

The Youth Center will be

Sunday in the Park with George

Photo by Michelle Larson

Middleton Players Theatre

All about bumble bees

Pope Farm Conservancy

bumblebees are tracked using radio frequency

relationships fall as George constantly chooses his art over Dot,

blessing. What I love about

Join Mike McDowell on

Why not go out

contact Mike at (800) 2891132 or [email protected].

Sunday in the Park with

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016