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City approves bid for road, sewer work
Contract comes in at just below $1 million By Jason Arndt Editor The Burlington...
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Brandstetter stakes legacy on academics
Superintendent to retire at end of the month By Cathy Kozlowicz Correspondent After spending more than 30 years in the Waterford Union High School District, Superintendent Keith Brandstetter can state his educational philosophy in one word – academics. This is the legacy and the area he is most proud of […]
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City approves bid for road, sewer work
Contract comes in at just below $1 million By Jason Arndt Editor The Burlington Common Council voted unanimously to award a bid for sewer and road repair work to Wanasek Corp., of Burlington, at its June 18 meeting. The repair contract, which will not exceed $982,171, was lower than two […]
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Carnival worker charged with beating girlfriend
A status conference was scheduled for June 19 for a West Virginia man charged with beating his girlfriend while staying on the grounds of St. Thomas Church in Waterford. Christopher R. Pringle, 34, of Terraalta, W.V., was charged June 7 in Racine County Circuit Court with false imprisonment, misdemeanor battery […]
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Don’t Sleep On UG
By Mike Ramczyk Correspondent One game doesn’t define a season. That was the message Union Grove baseball coach Nate Meyer hammered home moments after the Broncos’ WIAA Division 2 state championship loss June 13 at Fox Cities Stadium near Appleton. The Broncos completed one of their best seasons in school […]
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Farm breakfast goes beyond dairy
Jasperson Sod Farm to host annual breakfast By Jason Arndt Editor It’s no secret that the past decade has been brutal for dairy farmers in Racine County and the rest of the dairy state. And while the number of dairy farms in the area has declined, agriculture remains a staple […]
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He came for a job and found a home
Supt. Peter Smet set to step down after 30-plus years with district By Jason Arndt Editor Peter...
Former police sergeant gets 12 months in jail
Baumhardt did not contest sex assault, misconduct charges charge By Jason Arndt Editor Racine...
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Brandstetter stakes legacy on academics
Superintendent to retire at end of the month By Cathy Kozlowicz Correspondent After...
Carnival worker charged with beating girlfriend
A status conference was scheduled for June 19 for a West Virginia man charged with...
Rockin’ the river
The Jackie Brown Band performs at Waterford River Rhythms on June 6 to open the summer...
Union Grove Area News »
Farm breakfast goes beyond dairy
Kelsey Henderson, of the Union Grove FFA, educates a family about a calf inside the...
In this week’s Westine Report…
Broncos baseball team is headed to state It has been 67 years since Union Grove High...
Union Grove sells bonds for Granary project
$1.1 million will be used for infrastructure for downtown redevelopment project By...
Sports »
Don’t Sleep On UG
The Union Grove student section shows support for its Bronco baseball team at the WIAA Division 2 state championship game at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute on...
Running with a purpose
Disciplined Karpinski wins conference athlete of the year By Chris Bennett Correspondent Emma Karpinski Of everything Emma...
STATE BASEBALL: Big blast erases Grove’s title dreams
Members of the Union Grove High School baseball team console each other after the Broncos lost to Antigo, 8-3, in the WIAA...
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Brandstetter stakes legacy on academics
Superintendent to retire at end of the month By Cathy Kozlowicz Correspondent After spending more than 30 years in the Waterford Union High School District, Superintendent Keith Brandstetter can state his educational philosophy in one word – academics. This is the legacy and the area he is most proud of […]
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City approves bid for road, sewer work
Contract comes in at just below $1 million By Jason Arndt Editor The Burlington Common Council voted unanimously to award a bid for sewer and road repair work to Wanasek Corp., of Burlington, at its June 18 meeting. The repair contract, which will not exceed $982,171, was lower than two […]
