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Burlington Farmers Market opens May 13
The Burlington Farmers Market, held Thursdays from 3 to 7 p.m. at Wehmhoff Square...
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Village offers update on incorporation battle
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent The Town of Waterford’s incorporation effort, and the Village of Waterford’s future annexation plans, took center stage when village officials held a question-and-answer meeting May 3. In early 2020, town leaders officially moved forward on the municipality’s sought-after incorporation into the Village of Tichigan, filing the […]
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Additional sex charges filed against local man
He now faces 84 of counts of raping or secretly recording women and girls Shane Stanger, the local man initially charged in March with raping a former girlfriend and video recording the sexual assaults, saw the charges against him multiply exponentially Wednesday after investigators finished analyzing several of his electronic […]
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Burlington Farmers Market opens May 13
Local craft beer joins list of offerings Several new vendors, including craft beer from Burlington’s Runaway Nanobrewery, join the lineup at the 2021 Burlington Farmers Market, which is slated to open the season Thursday, May 13, at Wehmhoff Square in the city’s downtown. The market, which runs weekly until late […]
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Looking to hit stride again
BHS track team recovering after promising 2020 season was lost By Mike Ramczyk Correspondent It was one of those years where all the stars aligned before burning out in a super nova. In 2020, the Burlington High School boys and girls track teams had a record 140 athletes out for […]
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Cherished memories
Former students reflect on Karcher School history; another open house set for Friday By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Sydney McCourt and Tim Pritzl first met in seventh grade science class 12 years ago at Karcher Middle School. Since then, the two became married and moved to the Chicago area, but […]
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Cherished memories
Mardell Stich, of Burlington, makes her mark on Karcher School history by signing...
The show must go on
Luke Gillmore (left) as John the Baptist and Max Frederick as Jesus rehearse a scene...
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Village offers update on incorporation battle
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent The Town of Waterford’s incorporation effort, and...
Local woman wins $500,000 in scratch-off lottery
Bobbi Mangan of Wind Lake displays the scratch-off game that won $500,000 recently...
Kravings on track to open in May
This architectural drawing shows the look of Kravings, a new shop that will sell...
Union Grove Area News »
‘It’s been a pleasure’
Aimone ends 14-year run as village president By Dave Fidlin Correspondent After...
Traffic won’t be a hurdle, study says
This engineer’s drawing shows the planned layout of the Canopy Hill housing development...
Signs of the times
Detour signs popped up on Highway 11 in Union Grove this week as the state Department...
Sports »
Looking to hit stride again
Burlington’s Tanner Sylvester (center) competes for the Demons in Monday’s track meet at Burlington High School. The team is looking to bounce back after losing...
Grove’s late surge defeats Wolverines
Katterhagen goes 4-for-4 to power Broncos’ offense The Union Grove Union High School baseball team looked to make a return...
A complete victory
Burlington’s Morgan Klein slides into home plate to score a run on a wild pitch in Tuesday’s victory over Wilmot at Burlington...
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GLEN A. F. CHRISTMAN
Glen A. F. Christman, 97, of Yorkville, passed away Saturday, May 8, 2021 at Waterford Senior Living Center. Glen was born Jan. 2, 1924 to Joseph P. and Emma C.K. (nee Eppers) Christman in the township of Dover. His early life was spent on the family farm in Dover. […]
STEVEN A. BUSH
Steven A. Bush, 66, of Burlington, passed away Friday, May 7, 2021 at his home. Steven was born in Burlington on June 28, 1954 to Greg and Hazel (nee Westlake) Bush. He was a lifetime resident of Burlington, graduating from Burlington High School and UW-Whitewater with a degree in […]
JOYCE HORLE
Joyce Horle, 89, of Burlington, passed peacefully on May 6, 2021, at her residence with her family at her side. She is loved and survived by her husband of 69 years, Reid F. Horle; three daughters, Susan (Terry) Barham, Katherine Galstad, Barbara (Michael) Kessler; seven grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. […]
BONNIE J. PERKINS
Bonnie J. Perkins, 72, of Burlington, passed away on Sunday, May 2, 2021 at Aurora Memorial Medical Center in Burlington, surrounded by loved ones. Bonnie was born May 26, 1948 in Burlington, to Albert and Janet (Hansen) Miller. She was united in marriage to Gordon J. Perkins on July […]
CONSTANCE A. MacARTHUR
Constance A. MacArthur, 74, of West Allis, passed away Wednesday, May 5, 2021 in East Troy, surrounded by her loving family. Connie was born in Burlington on Feb. 18, 1947, to John and Dorothy (nee Felton) Gendrich. Her early life was spent in Waterford, where she graduated from Waterford […]
CORONA IONE TSCHANTZ
Corona “Connie” Ione Tschantz, 95, of Reedsburg, passed away Sunday, May 2, 2021, at Meadow Ridge in Baraboo. Connie was born Oct. 24, 1925 in Burlington, to the late Eli and Irene (Richter) Larson. On Nov. 11, 1944, she married Richard M. Tschantz. He preceded her in death Nov.12, […]
Village offers update on incorporation battle
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent The Town of Waterford’s incorporation effort, and the Village of Waterford’s future annexation plans, took center stage when village officials held a question-and-answer meeting May 3. In early 2020, town leaders officially moved forward on the municipality’s sought-after incorporation into the Village of Tichigan, filing the […]
Additional sex charges filed against local man
He now faces 84 of counts of raping or secretly recording women and girls Shane Stanger, the local man initially charged in March with raping a former girlfriend and video recording the sexual assaults, saw the charges against him multiply exponentially Wednesday after investigators finished analyzing several of his electronic […]
Burlington Farmers Market opens May 13
Local craft beer joins list of offerings Several new vendors, including craft beer from Burlington’s Runaway Nanobrewery, join the lineup at the 2021 Burlington Farmers Market, which is slated to open the season Thursday, May 13, at Wehmhoff Square in the city’s downtown. The market, which runs weekly until late […]
Looking to hit stride again
BHS track team recovering after promising 2020 season was lost By Mike Ramczyk Correspondent It was one of those years where all the stars aligned before burning out in a super nova. In 2020, the Burlington High School boys and girls track teams had a record 140 athletes out for […]
