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Burlington Area School District voters will likely get a chance to vote...
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In this week’s Standard Press…
Burlington Area School District voters will likely get a chance to vote Nov. 6 on a $43.6 million referendum seeking approval to build a new middle school and complete a sweeping list of repairs and upgrades to other district buildings. The latest referendum question is $26 million less than […]
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After devastating injuries derail senior season, Klug back and better than ever
Demons’ all-time leading scorer overcomes several injuries, shines in all-star game By Mike Ramczyk sports@southernlakesnewspapers.com Just a few short months ago, Nick Klug, Burlington High School’s all-time leading scorer, saw what should’ve been a dominant senior season cut short due to injury. While his team struggled without its top […]
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Don’t panic just yet, these Milwaukee Brewers are for real
The most wins in the National League. Rumors of being the front-runner for one of the top sluggers in the game. A guy they call ‘Zeus’ resembling the God that his name implies. A record five all-stars. There is a lot going right for the Milwaukee Brewers, who sit […]
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Greatest story never shown: Filming nearly complete on first Tony Romo documentary
“Now or Never” movie will document the rise of Tony Romo, Burlington community By Daniel Schoettler Sports Correspondent Tony Romo will be the subject of a new documentary about his meteoric, unique rise to football superstardom. The Texas-based video production group ZGN Productions is at the head of the […]
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Right next door
Burlington police didn’t have to travel far Monday afternoon to respond to a car crash at the corner of Jefferson and Dodge streets in the city’s downtown Monday. This car ended up crashing into and knocking down a light pole that came to rest on an overhead utility line. According […]
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School Board cuts cost of referendum options
Change comes in response to survey showing lower tax tolerance By Alex Johnson Correspondent The...
In this week’s Standard Press…
It’s been 12 months to the date when what initially seemed like an ordinary...
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Red, white, blue (and green)
Classic John Deere tractors drive along Waterford’s Independence Day parade route...
Waterford ready for July 4 blast
The Waterford Lions Club will kick off the July 4 celebration in Waterford with the...
Village hires engineering firm as Highway 36 industrial park plans progress
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent As talk of developing a second industrial park on the...
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Firefighters still battling blaze in the Town of Norway
A ladder truck sprays water at a recycling bale Sunday at John’s Disposal on...
A parade of little patriots
Participants in last year’s Independence Day kiddie parade in Union Grove roll...
Environmental testing finished on Granary site
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent One of the last remaining hurdles in the planned redevelopment...
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After devastating injuries derail senior season, Klug back and better than ever
Demons’ all-time leading scorer overcomes several injuries, shines in all-star game Nick Klug soars for two back in the January in Lake Geneva, the same night...
Don’t panic just yet, these Milwaukee Brewers are for real
The most wins in the National League. Rumors of being the front-runner for one of the top sluggers in the game. A...
Volleyball camp coming to Waterford
Any young girl who wants to learn how to play volleyball will soon enjoy the opportunity to learn from one of the area’s...
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Don’t panic just yet, these Milwaukee Brewers are for real
The most wins in the National League. Rumors of being the front-runner for one of the top sluggers in the game. A guy they call ‘Zeus’ resembling the...
Tony Romo returns for 15th straight football camp, calls Packers ‘team to beat’
Romo sold on Green Bay Packers, gets back to fundamentals with annual camp Tony Romo answers questions at his annual football...
Burlington softball, baseball teams epitomize true underdog spirit
The Burlington softball team proudly displays its state runner-up trophy to fans Saturday in Madison. (Rick Benavides/SLN) Who...
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In this week’s Standard Press…
Burlington Area School District voters will likely get a chance to vote Nov. 6 on a $43.6 million referendum seeking approval to build a new middle school and complete a sweeping list of repairs and upgrades to other district buildings. The latest referendum question is $26 million less than […]
JOSEPH MURPHY
Joseph Murphy, 76, of Wind Lake, passed away July 17, 2018, at Vitas Ruth Hospice House in West Allis. Integrity Funeral Services, Waterford, is serving the family.
HERBERT J. “BERT” ROBERS
Herbert J. “Bert” Robers, 91, passed away on Monday, July 16, 2018, in Burlington. He was born in Burlington on April 20, 1927, to Joseph and Agnes (nee Toelle) Robers. He spent his early life in Burlington and graduated from St. Alphonsus Grade School. He then joined his father […]
WILLIAM J. STOFFEL, SR.
William J. Stoffel Sr., 97, passed away on Sunday, July 15, 2018, at Waterford Senior Living in Waterford. He was born in Chicago on May 29, 1921, to Joseph and Ernestine (nee Frank) Stoffel. He spent his early life in Chicago where he attended high school. On Jan. 26, […]
After devastating injuries derail senior season, Klug back and better than ever
Demons’ all-time leading scorer overcomes several injuries, shines in all-star game By Mike Ramczyk sports@southernlakesnewspapers.com Just a few short months ago, Nick Klug, Burlington High School’s all-time leading scorer, saw what should’ve been a dominant senior season cut short due to injury. While his team struggled without its top […]
DANIEL R. FREGIEN
Daniel “Dan” R. Fregien of Sullivan, left us suddenly on Wednesday, July 11, 2018, at the age of 60. He was born August 28, 1957, to Walter and Ruth Fregien of Waterford. Dan was a graduate of Waterford Union High School and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Dan was a […]
MARVIN FREDRIC GAUGER
Marvin Fredric Gauger untied his mooring lines only to tie up to his eternal heavenly home, where the Lord put his arms around him and said “Come to me” on July 14, 2018 at Angelsgrace Hospice Center in Oconomowoc. Marvin was born to Carl and Sadie (Rasch) on August […]
GERALD F. ROBERS
Gerald F. Robers, 79, of Burlington, passed away peacefully surrounded by family Saturday, July 14, 2018, at Oak Park Place in Burlington. He was born in Burlington on July 13, 1939, to Vern and Amanda (nee Tuligowski) Robers. He spent his life in Burlington and graduated from Burlington High […]
Don’t panic just yet, these Milwaukee Brewers are for real
The most wins in the National League. Rumors of being the front-runner for one of the top sluggers in the game. A guy they call ‘Zeus’ resembling the God that his name implies. A record five all-stars. There is a lot going right for the Milwaukee Brewers, who sit […]
DAVID M. BAKKE
David M. Bakke entered into Eternal Life in his home in Sun City West, Ariz. on April 18, 2018, at the age of 79. David “Dave” Martin Bakke was born in Burlington on March 4, 1939, to Martin Anskar and Lydia (nee Wittenberger) Bakke. He graduated from Waterford High School […]
