Green County adopts $8.9 million budget with 12.5% levy rise
Green County supervisors approved an $8.9 million budget after a quiet hearing at the courthouse. The equalized tax rate drops to 4.68 per 1,000, while the levy rises to $2,385,430 and total expenditures reach $8,974,504 with highways funded at $2,795,718. General revenues total $6,363,562 and a $225,512 surplus reduces the net levy. Four resolutions set levies for various purposes, the final one passing 30-1 with Ed Kaderly voting no.
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Green County
County Board of Supervisors
al Zuhlke
Green County Highway Department
Ray Corbins
Robert Hoesly
the Times
Inter Govt
Board of Supervisors
Monroe
Brodhead
Browntown
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Monroe High School
Finance Committee
Vandalism Spurs Call for Neighborhood Help at South School
School District official Terry Quinn appeals for resident reports of late night activity after vandalism targets light bulbs and fixtures at mobile units at South School. Replacement costs rise as incidents increase.
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Terry Quinn
South School
Monroe Police Dept
Quinn
Farmer conservation aid fails in narrow vote
County Board narrowly defeats a 16 to 15 measure to fund a 75 percent, 25000 cost sharing program to aid farmers with Streambank Protection and Barnyard Runoff Control. The plan faced opposition over tax impact and questions of federal support and farmer benefits.
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County Board of Supervisors
County Soil and Water Conservation District
SWCD
Willis Riemer
Pete Ott
Highway Department
Tom Smith
Monroe
Ed Kaderly
Kathryn Rufener
Naomi Barnard
Riemer
Harvey Elmer
Monroe Theatre Guild stage opens with Subject to Change spark
In Hazlet New Jersey the Monroe Theatre Guild debuted Subject to Change at Idle Hour Mansion with Betty Elmer as Madeline Basset delivering broad comic moments while sister Gertrude sparks romance. The performance drew laughter as romantic obstacles emerged and supporting cast included Cody Murray Erwin Leeds and Gloria Hendrickson directing and acting, with six showings upcoming and sold out Friday and Saturday.
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Monroe Theatre Guild
Idle Hour
Betty Elmer
Guild
Madeline Basset
Gertrude
Madeline
Mrs. Elmer
Cody Murray
Erwin Leeds
Erwin
Marvelyn Smith
Bald Erwin
Gloria Hendrickson
Joanne
Louise Ganshert
Ernest Mueksch
Mr. Pignitelli
Weekly church guide and listings by page reference
The notice outlines the newspaper’s directory of sections from page 4 church news to page 12 back page. It lists Compendium Page 2 People Today Page 3 Sports Page 5 Obituaries Page 6 Area Journal Page 7 Dear Abby Page 8 Classifieds Pages 9 11 Back Page Page 12.
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Compendium
People Today
Area Journal
Dear
Abby
Wisconsin Assembly chooses Edward Jackamanis as speaker
Democrats in the Wisconsin Assembly elected Edward Jackamanis of Waukesha as speaker after three sessions in the post. Peter Bear helped create the vacancy by defeating Norman Anderson in the September primary, with Jackamanis winning on the second ballot. James Wahner of Milwaukee became major floor leader, Michael Ferrall of Racine assistant majority leader, and Michael Early of River Falls speaker pro tempore.
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Gary Johnson
Deloit
Patrick J. Lucey
Johnson
Joint Finance Committee
Lucey
James Wahner
Milwaukee
Michael Ferrall
Racine
Michael Early
River Falls
Jackamonis
Wahner
Early
Jackamanis
Assembly
Norm Anderson
Anderson
William Rogers
Kaukauna
Gary Barczak
West Allis
Thomas Hanson
Beaver Dam
Ferrall
David Kedrowski
Washburn
Joanne Duren
Cazenovia
Richard Flintrop
Oshkosh
Francis Lallensack
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Assembly caucus ends with leadership intact
In Madison AP report moderate Republicans failed to unseat Minority Leader John Shabaz as he won 22 to 11. The caucus retained all other leaders, opened to public voting, and signaled ongoing party strategy debates.
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Madison
Republican Assembly
Assembly
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Earl Schmidt
R-Shawano
Shabaz
GOP Moderates Push For Change In Wisconsin Caucus
GOP lawmakers push to oust state representative Shabaz amid turmoil in the Wisconsin caucus. Rod Johnston and Richard Matty lead calls for change while moderates vow to be vocal over the next two years. The party re elected Tommy Thompson as assistant minority leader and named Delong, Tregoning, Gower, and Schricker to top caucus roles.
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Shabaz
Rod Johnston
R-Fox Point
Schmidt
Richard Matty
R-Crivitz
Fox River Valley
Osseo
Tommy Thompson
Elroy
Delmar Delong
Clinton
Joseph Tregoning
Shullsburg
John Gower
Green Bay
Kenneth Schricker
Spooner
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Library Week
Northside Library
Marilyn Kubly
Debbie Schindler
Kevin Nelson
Kris Kneller
Debbie Deininger
Jolene Brennan
Kris
Rhme
Sckurry
Tammy Johnson
Donna Voegeli
Cindy Foster
Cheryl Bartlett
Heidi Gordon
Shan Ott
Library
Keith Prien
Brian Blomberg
Kelly Osborne
Kelly Signer
Kelvin Rhyner
David Carlson
Valerie Buol
Seth Fuller
Mark Zee
Greg Richardson
Julie Wu
Swiss Cheese Capital
U.S.A
Scuce
Guild Dinner Theater
Hazlet
N.J
Wis
Michelle McCabe
Pat
McCabe
Washington
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Kaderly
Richard Horn
Jim Halbach
Floyd Coplien Jr
Carl Jensen
Ted Schmiedlin
Ed Schneeberger
Smith
Daniel Benkert
Eleanor Brennan
Harold Babler
Karl Blumer
James Williams
Carl Zweifel
Dean Peterson
David Brinkmei
Coplien
Bob Severson
WPS
Mike Affolter
Insurance Committee
Josef Benkert
David Leeper
Waukesha
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