Overpass will be removed to create second access to educational campus By Ed Nadolski Editor in Chief The Department of Transportation plans to begin later this month the removal of the Highway 142 overpass at McCanna Parkway and installation of a roundabout intersection at the site. Officials are expected to meet […]
Sports & Other News
Beyond a shadow of a doubt
With pigtails blowing in the breeze, Madelyn Korman casts an Easter Bunny-like shadow Saturday at Waterford Town Park as she participates in the Tichigan Lake Lions Club annual Easter Egg Hunt. (Submitted photo)
Young Union Grove soccer squad looks to build on history
By Tim Wester Sports Correspondent Despite having just three upperclassmen on his roster, Union Grove girls soccer coach Sean Jung is as optimistic as ever for his team’s prospects this season. Jung’s team had eight freshmen on the roster last sea-son that accounted for more than half of the […]
Locked and reloaded: Waterford baseball seeking conference championship
By Chris Bennett Sports Correspondent The Waterford Union High School baseball team scored eight runs in the seventh inning and beat Elkhorn 22-15 April 8 in a Southern Lakes Conference game at Elkhorn. The Elks won the first game of the doubleheader 4-2. The Wolverines played Wilmot Tuesday at […]
Longtime Burlington coach takes over Catholic Central track
Koceja plans to stick with Demons cross country By Andrew Horschak Sports Correspondent As a cross country and track and field coach at Burlington High School for more than three decades, Rick Koceja undoubtedly has a lot of orange and black in his wardrobe. A little more blue and […]
The champs are back: Lineup features firepower, pitching question mark for Burlington baseball
By Mike Ramczyk [email protected] Teenagers that can throw a baseball 90 miles per hour don’t exactly fall from trees. Burlington High School senior Jacob Lindemann is one of those rare breeds, a big, strong, intimidating figure on the pitching mound that literally strikes fear in opposing batters. This spring, […]
Expressing optimism in the face of defeat
Burlington school officials will seek a consensus for future of facilities By Ed Nadolski Editor in Chief Burlington Area School District officials will likely have a year to consider future referendum options in the wake of the decisive defeat of three facility-related questions placed before voters last week. There is no […]
Hard to improve on that cute face
Ada Schoenk sits on the lap of her father, Jake, as she gets her face painted by Hannah Broussard during the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the DRIVEN student leadership club at Burlington High School Saturday. See Thursday’s print edition of the Burlington Standard Press for more photos from […]
Walking away from the game: Romo leaves football for broadcast booth
By Mike Ramczyk [email protected] The pride of Burlington is hanging up his football cleats, but he won’t have any trouble finding work. On Tuesday, Burlington High School 1998 graduate Tony Romo, who played 14 seasons at quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, announced his retirement from the NFL as the […]
Union Grove manufacturer to expand facility
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent Union Grove-based Coleman Tool and Manufacturing Corp. is poised to expand its existing facility by 40,000 square feet, based on plans approved by a village panel last week. Company representatives came before the Plan Commission on April 3 and unveiled a series of details for the […]
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