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Split council
picks Stewart
that we had
five candidates that if
they were
running and
they would
have won
any of them
could have Stewart
done the
job, Hochkammer told the council.
I just thought Scott, he
nailed it, he hit a home run.
Two alders openly preferred Badger Prairie Needs
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Verona Press editor
Verona Area School District human resources director Jason Olson, second from left, takes notes as district residents talk about the
options for future buildings.
Referendum feedback
all over the board
SCOTT GIRARD
Unified Newspaper Group
Other than that, VASD public information officer Kelly Kloepping said,
feedback from attendees at the first
two sessions, which were both held in
Verona, was all over the board.
Kloepping also cautioned repeatedly in an interview with the Press
on Tuesday morning that there was
still another workshop left Tuesday
at the Fitchburg Public Library, after
the Press deadline and they were
looking at what theyd gathered so far
as incomplete until they heard from
those at the final session.
Turn to Workshop/Page 9
Verona Press
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Hometown Days
If You Go
What: Hometown Days
When: June 2-5
Where: Hometown USA
Park
Info:
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Retirements
This week
Financial changes lead
to an increase in retirees.
Next week
Profiles of some retirees, and what it means
for the district to lose
more than 550 years of
experience.
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as a stormwater modeling
engineer, but Rieder told
the Press he was very
i nvo l ve d a n d h a n d l e d
roads, utilities, everything on the Epic projects.
That was crucial in multiple ways, he said.
I think Theran has
developed a very good
communication with all the
key utility people Alliant,
MG&E, TDS hes developed a good relationship
with the county highway
people, and hes very well
respected with the stormwater people at the DNR,
as well, Rieder said. He
far exceeded the other
two candidates without a
doubt.
Jacobson also drew strong
references from Epic facilities managers.
His face is just very
familiar with Epic people,
Rieder said.
Asked about the emphasis
on building work contacts
in a position that was advertised as needing engineering
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My daughter had great musical opportunities at school that
helped support music interests
she pursues outside of school.
My son is exploring social
justice topics through reading
and writing, and he is a more
empathetic person because of
this study.
I know we have many stories
like this to share.
I also know many within the
Verona Area School District are
concerned about several topics,
including, but not limited to:
personalized learning, uniform
grading systems, bullying, violence in the schools, opportunities for advanced and gifted
learners, behavior, restorative
justice, nourishing our hungry
students, balancing the academic needs for a wide range
of students, supporting those
with special needs, administrative transparency, so on and so
forth.
I am thankful for administrators, teachers, staff, students,
parents, family members and all
who are collectively raising our
village of students within the
Verona Area School District. I
am appreciative of those who,
as my Aunt Sharon would say,
question authority, and probe
where they think there are
harmful or problematic issues.
I would like to encourage members of our community to keep
these discussions and actions
courteous, respectful and
mature. It is through our actions
and words that we set positive
examples for our children on
effective discourse.
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finish line starting around
4:30p.m., when there will
be refreshments, snacks
and a celebration. The
hikes will be canceled in
Over 50 volunteers, including some from Blackhawk Church and the Ice Age Trail Alliance, re-routed a
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What: Verona Area Memorial Day ceremonies
When: 10a.m. Monday,
May 30
Where: Verona Area
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(300 Richard St.) and
Verona Cemetery (565
N. Main St.)
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Churches
Recreation classes
Registration for youth T-ball, baseball and softball through the City of
Verona Recreation Department is
now open for the season beginning
June 20.
The summer program runs for
six weeks; register based on the
grade your child is currently in
(Pre-K through 4th grade). The recreation department is also offering
instructional activities this summer:
lacrosse, volleyball, flag rugby and
more.
For full class descriptions and to
register online, visit www.ci.verona.
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Community calendar
Wednesday, May 25
Thursday, May 26
6 p.m., Draft boundary agreement question-and-answer session, Verona Town Hall, 335 N.
Nine Mound Road, 845-7187
Friday, May 27
Saturday, May 28
Monday, May 30
Tuesday, May 31
Friday, June 3
Saturday, June 4
Whats on VHAT-98
Thursday, May 26
7 a.m. 1988 Verona Basketball
8 a.m. Zumba Gold
9 a.m. Daily Exercise
10 a.m. Bonnie and Bill
Stevens at Senior Center
2 p.m. Zumba Gold
3 p.m. Daily Exercise
4 p.m. Greg Anderson at
Senior Center
5 p.m. Crossing Cultures at
Senior Center
6 p.m. Salem Church Service
7 p.m. Tom Waselchuk at
Senior Center
8 p.m. Daily Exercise
9 p.m. Arbor Day at Senior
Center
10 p.m. Burial Mounds at
Historical Society
Friday, May 27
7 a.m. Greg Anderson at
Senior Center
1 p.m. Arbor Day at Senior
Center
3 p.m. Lincoln Elementary
Choir at Senior Center
4 p.m. Crossing Cultures at
Senior Center
5 p.m. 2014 Wildcats
Football
8:30 p.m. Arbor Day
10 p.m. 1988 Verona Basketball
11 p.m. Bonnie and Bill
Stevens at Senior Center
Saturday, May 28
8 a.m. Common Council
from May 23
Senior Center
5 p.m. 2014 Wildcats
Football
9 p.m. Hindu Cultural
Hour
10 p.m. 1988 Verona Basketball
11 p.m. Bonnie and Bill
Stevens at Senior Center
Tuesday, May 31
7 a.m. 1988 Verona Basketball
10 a.m. Zumba Gold
9 a.m. Daily Exercise
10 a.m. Bonnie and Bill
Stevens at Senior Center
2 p.m. Zumba Gold
3 p.m. Daily Exercise
4 p.m. Greg Anderson at
Senior Center
5 p.m. Crossing Cultures at
Senior Center
6 p.m. Resurrection
Church
8 p.m. Tom Waselchuk at
Senior Center
9 p.m. Arbor Day at Senior
Center
10 p.m. Burial Mounds at
Historical Society
Wednesday, June 1
7 a.m. Greg Anderson at
Senior Center
1 p.m. Arbor Day
3 p.m. Lincoln Elementary
Choir at Senior Center
5 p.m. Common Council
from May 23
7 p.m. Capital City Band
8 p.m. Lincoln Elementary
Choir at Senior Center
Support groups
AA Meeting, senior center, Thursdays at 1 p.m.
Caregivers Support
Group, senior center, first
and third Tuesday, 10:30
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Healthy Lifestyles
Group meeting, senior
center, second Thursday
from 10:30 a.m.
Parkinsons Group,
senior center, third
Friday at 10 a.m.
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March
Alder candidates
Karl Curtis
Occupation: Executive director, Brain Injury Alliance
of Wisconsin
Notable skills/experience: Verona Area Chamber of
Commerce executive director, 2006-2015; Verona
Press editor 1998-2006
Quote: We need to make a decision (with downtown) commit and do something bold or do something elsewhere and let it grow by extension.
Sarah Gaskell
Occupation: Wisconsin Bike Federation planning
manager and Gaskell Consulting owner
Notable skills/experience: New Century School site
council, 2012-present; various civil planning and design positions, 1999-present
Quote: Its near impossible to find housing in the
middle market.
Derek Johnson
Occupation: General manager, Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives
Notable skills/experience: Various executive/leadership and civil engineering jobs from 1991-present
Quote: Ive sort of procrastinated getting involved in
a more meaningful way.
Marcia Kasieta
Occupation: Retired business lecturer
Notable skills/experience: Badger Prairie Needs
Network board of directors, volunteer coordinator and
fundraiser; Department of Transportation policy analyst,
1977-1994
Quote: Theres a lot of fast food (near downtown). I
would like to bring businesses that provide living wages
... and attract people to our community.
Scott Stewart
Occupation: Real-estate agent, Coldwell Bank Success
Notable skills/experience: Wisconsin Bankers Association Government Relations Committee; Core Knowledge Charter School treasurer
Quote: Im pro business but the right business, (ones
that match) the citys overall brand and identity.
50 years ago
The proposed high school
lost its referendum vote by
a 578-395 margin. A second
referendum was later held on
April 21, but was defeated
soundly once again.
The Village Board passed
a proposal for a pool in the
newly proposed high school.
The resolution would have
allowed the public access to
the pool whenever it was not
being used by students or
staff.
Robert Anderson and Mrs.
Emily Elder took over operation
of the Verona Press as managing editor and office assistant,
respectively. The pair replaced
Mr. and Mrs. David Enersen,
who had been running the
paper since its inception the
previous May.
Robert W. Krogstad, President of Carnes Corp., signed
a new employment contract
for the Sheet Metal Workers
Union Local 565. The contract bestowed, among other
things, a 39-cent an hour
increase in wages over a threeyear period.
Verona high schoolers
were tested by a survey team
attempting to determine the
incidence rate of histoplasmosis (a fungal infection
caused by the inhalation of
spores found in avian feces
and guano) in communities
throughout Dane County. The
testing uncovered a 2 percent
reaction with histoplasmosis.
The Verona Area Chamber
of Commerce advocated that
the Industrial Development
committee purchase $15,000
worth of land on which to create a golf course.
Matthew Barton
40 years ago
An ice storm knocked out
power lines around the area,
leaving some people particularly in the rural areas west of
Verona without power for a
week or more. Mile after mile
of poles went down in some
places, a spokesman said.
Wisconsin Power and Light
followed the week with a large
ad saying, Thanks for being
so patient when nature pulled
the plug, citing a linemans
comment that it was the most
disastrous in the utilitys history.
With total debt at $685,000
and another $300,000 in
expenses coming from a
sewer expansion, the village
sought out an extension of its
credit.
Village trustee Ed Adams
blasted the annual Fourth of
July festival, which started
with the 1972 sesquicentennial, as a public bar and saying
he had yet to see any tangible
results.
That festival came to be
known as Hometown Days
in future years and moved to
June.
The school district added
an early graduation (after seven
semesters of high school) to
its policies, by request of Principal Lloyd Hornbacher.
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SCOTT GIRARD
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Sugar River Pizza co-owner Sarah Thomas said they pay just as much attention to the restaurants bar as they do the food. Below, Sugar
River Pizzas Verona location is in Liberty Business Park, just off County Hwy. M.
her years as a software developer at Epic. When Dean Slaby, a visitor to the New Glarus
location and the president of
KSW Construction who is
leading the development of
Liberty Business Park, told
Thomas he had a good spot
for the restaurant, she jumped
at the chance.
They made it easy for us
here to pick this spot, she
said.
Though the core of each
of the three locations is the
same, Thomas said the menu specialty and build-your-own
at each location is a little dif- pizzas, pasta, soup, salads and
ferent. In Verona, it includes sandwiches.
All of those items are made
with local ingredients, including from the Thomas farm,
where they get the beef for
the restaurant. Thomas said
the local partnerships theyve
built with their 20 or so vendors are another enjoyable
part of her ownership.
These people become
your friends, she said.
But it also has its fallbacks.
Sometimes we run out of
things, she said, noting that
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(They celebrated it on the following Monday.)
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Which buildings?
At what cost?
Kloepping said another major theme she noticed
from those first two meetings
was questions about the costs
of different options, but she
said were just not at that
point yet, and noted that any
numbers mentioned at the
meeting would not be related
to any specific option.
We w e r e ex t r e m e l y
impressed by the desire of
the community to want to
jump to that level, she said.
Theyre obviously interested.
The districts financial
consultant, PMA, did pass
out a sheet of preliminary borrowing scenarios,
though, based on different
potential costs.
Without a referendum and
with no other changes, PMA
explained, the districts tax
rate is projected to drop to
$9.73 per $1,000 of property
value for the 2017-18 school
year, from a potential $11.98
in the 2016-17 school year
and this years $11.99.
That is mostly from the
closeout of the Epic tax
increment finance district,
which will increase the
districts equalized value
rate. But because state aids
will drop accordingly the
next year, the districts taxes would likely rise again,
though how much exactly
could change based on the
next state budget.
A $100 million referendum would bring the 201718 rate to $11.55. A $150
million ballot question
would increase the rate to
$12.63 per $1,000 of property value.
The debt service for a
referendum likely would
remain part of property taxes for somewhere between
10 and 20 years.
Medallion Hunt
returns to event
Safe way
home
The Safe Ride bus
returns this year courtesy of the Dane County
Sheriffs and Verona Police departments.
The bus will take those
within five miles of the
festival home between
9p.m. and 1a.m. Friday and Saturday.
The bus will pick up in
the parking lot near the
beer tent.
Go to www.VeronaHometownDays.com
for more information!
Thursday Sunday
June 2 - June 5
A Festival Celebrating the
Verona Community, Non-Profits,
Organizations, Local Businesses
and Talent.
Love Monkeys
Thursday, 7:30 pm
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Friday, 8:00 pm
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Saturday, 8:30 pm
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Boys tennis
Verona unable to
seal the deal at
Big 8 Conference
meet
JEREMY JONES
Sports editor
Kundinger was one of five jumpers that cleared 4-10. She ended up
fourth based on a jump-off.
The season also continued for a
pair of Verona pole vaulters as senior
Lexi Alt reached 9-6 for second place
and fellow senior Kirsten Queoff
added a fourth-place finish based on
attempts with a clearance of 8-6.
Seniors Lexy Alt and Kylie
Schmaltz were joined by sophomore
Emilia Lichty and Sieanna Mitchell
to earn Veronas lone relay victory of
the evening in a season-best 49.96 in
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Senior Carissa Witthuhn finished third at Mondays WIAA Division 1 regional meet at Janesville Parker with a season-best 108 feet, 5 inches in the discus. The top four
advanced to Thursdays WIAA Division 1 sectional meet in Stoughton.
Leaping to sectionals
Olson moves on to
sectionals for third year
in a row in the high jump
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Boys golf
Girls soccer
Wildcats claim
Big Eight title
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What: WIAA Division 1 boys golf Onalaska Sectional
When: 9a.m. Wednesday, June 1
Where: La Crosse Country Club
ANTHONY IOZZO
Assistant sports editor
Garhett Kaegi tees off on the 12th hole Thursday in the Big Eight Conference Golf tournament at Evansville Golf Club. Kaegi shot an 80, which was good for 10th overall. Verona
took third with a 338. Middleton won with a 307, and Madison Memorial and Sun Prairie
tied for second with a 324.
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Kaegi and Meland both earned
spots at sectionals in Tuesdays
regional at Pleasant View Golf
Course.
Kaegi shot a 79, while Meland finished with an 80 to earn the first two
individual qualifying spots.
The Wildcats took fifth as a team
with a 340. Bates shot an 86, and
sophomore Steven Kellerman finished with a 95.
Middleton (311), Waunakee (317),
Madison Memorial (319) and Oregon (332) all moved on to sectionals.
Verona 8, Middleton 3
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at 7p.m. Thursday at
Waunakee, while the seeding meeting is also this
The Verona Area High week.
School girls soccer team Verona 5,
won the Big Eight Conference title with a 5-0 win Madison East 0
over Madison Memorial
The Wildcats defeated
Thursday.
Madison East 5-0 on May
The title is the first since 5.
2012, when the Wildcats
Senior Bobo Zaugg,
also finished 8-0-1 in the Melin (two) and Krogman
Big Eight.
(two) all scored goals.
Senior Kate Melin and Senior Makenna McGilfreshman Julia Gilboy vray, Melin, Zaugg, Wing
both scored two goals, and Dani Gilboy all had
while senior Emily Krog- assists.
man added the fifth.
Freshman Nicole ThomSenior Shelly Wing, as and Nelson each had a
junior Dani Gilboy, soph- save.
omore Anna Heinzen and
Krogman all added assists. Verona 11, La Follette 1
Sophomore Rachel NelVe r o n a k n o c ke d o ff
son finished with three
Madison La Follette 11-1
saves.
The regular season ends
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The Verona Area High School girls soccer team won its first Big Eight Conference title since 2012
Thursday with a 5-0 win over Madison Memorial. The Wildcats finished 8-0-1 in the Big Eight.
Baseball
Verona 6,
La Follette 0
The Wildcats defeated
Madison La Follette 6-0
Thursday.
Keaton Knueppel hit a
3-run double in the bottom of the fourth that
scored Jason Frahm,
Nick Anderson and Jacob
Slonim.
Anderson added a 2-run
double in the second that
scored Sam Favour and
Jason Frahm.
Stephen Lund scored
the other run on a passed
ball.
Knueppel dominated
on the mound once again,
striking out 16 batters in
a two-hit complete game
Verona 5,
Sun Prairie 1
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goals. Senior Abby Filsinger and junior Makena Meyers each found the net once.
Freshman goalkeeper Sofia
Jeddeloh had six saves in
the win.
The seven seniors and
their parents were reco g n i z e d i n a p r eg a m e
program.
Playoffs begin the week
of May 30. Carroll University will host boys and girls
state championship games
on Saturday, June 11. Seeding was not known at press
time.
- Michelle Felber
WFSCA all-stars
The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Games Division 1 roster set for
June 13-14 at Woodside Sports Complex near Wisconsin Dells will feature Verona Area High School players
Heather Rudnicki, Nicole Neitzel and Alyssa Erdman.
A series of games will take place both days, featuring 17 teams made up of top seniors from all four divisions.
Area coaches who will lead teams include Monona Groves Barry Witkowski, Division 1 Blue; Fort
Atkinsons Jeff Agnew, Division 1 Green; and Mount
Horebs Mike Umberger, Division 2 Blue.
Other Division 1 players from the area are Morgann
Harbort and Sarah Stewart of DeForest, Bre Feiler of
Monona Grove, Shelby Ballweg of Middleton, Jessi
Inman of Madison East, Kendall Fellers of Sun Prairie, Taylor Allard of Fort Atkinson, Holly Brickson of
Stoughton and Maria Sanchez of Beloit Memorial.
Muller and Blair.
Verona scored once in the
top of the seventh to take
a 5-4 lead, but Sun Prairie
answered with two runs of
their own to sneak past the
Wildcats.
Neitzel had a pair of
RBIs in the loss, while
Quinn Nelson tossed all six
innings in the loss, allowing
four-earned runs on seven
hits.
Kendall Fellers went the
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The Verona Area High School seniors honored at the final home game against Oregon on May 17 (from
left) are: Samantha Dingle, Amanda Best, Sasha Anderson, Abby Filsinger, Morgan Fritzler, Carly Grover
and Natalie Schad.
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Senior Patrick Conley knocked off second-seeded Brian Bellissimo 6-4, 7-6 (4) of Middleton to win the Big Eight Conference title at No. 3 singles last week. Verona, which defeated Middleton during the regular season, finished second to the Cardinals 50-42.
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Verona police officer Michael Johnson teaches Carly Hass, 6, of Verona, how to safely exit a driveway
on her bike by looking left and right.
Big picture
Early on in the 18-month
process, the group working
on a new system for retirement benefits agreed on a
pair of big picture goals:
h o n o r i n g t h e p r ev i o u s
retirement agreements to
the maximum extent and
creating a fixed number for
budgeting in the future.
The group which
included Olson, superintendent Dean Gorrell, business
manager Chris Murphy,
three school board members and a representative
from both VAEA and VESPA achieved both of those
goals in the agreement they
eventually came to.
Greg Verhelst, who represented VAEA on the committee and is one of the
retirees this year after 37
Tiers
Big picture
The district broke employees into four tiers to create a sliding scale for
how much the changes would affect a given employee*:
Tier 1:
Age 55 and 15 years of service OR 25 years of service
Two-year window to retire (2016 deadline) or move to tier 2
$150K family/$73K single health cap
Up to two years post-age 65 at $10K family/$5K single
Tier 2:
Age 50 and 15 years of service OR 20 years of service
$120K family/$57K single health cap
Must still meet age 55 and 15 years of service or age 60 and 10 years of service
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Tier 3:
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Retirement structure
goals the district and
unions agreed on two
years ago:
Honor previous retirement provisions to
maximum extent
Create a fixed budget amount for benefits
gave them confidence.
The practice is more
common in Minnesota,
Olson said, as some districts in Wisconsin have
previously lost money in
such an arrangement. He
blamed that on going for
the big payday, rather than
the approach the district has
taken.
For the districts finances,
the early returns are good.
The portfolio, from an
interest standpoint, is doing
better than our benchmark
and our projection, so it
would stand to reason it
would stretch out longer
than we anticipated, he
said.
On the bubble
While Olson was happy
about the ultimate agreement and is pleased with
the performance so far, he
acknowledged it did not
work for everyone.
Always a challenge for
people who are on the bubble, he said.
But without changing
someones benefits, the
solution would not have
been sustainable long-term,
he said.
Hopefully, this model
will be consistent long into
the future, he said.
No one can ever predict
the future, but based on the
past experiences, its been
more about the financial
sustainability of the obligations than anything, he
said. Based on the data
that were seeing so far, I
have a lot of confidence in
this plan being able to continue.
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investment market.
The district borrowed $34
million to fund 20 to 30
years of its health insurance
for retirees. The fixed annual payback of $2.5 million
per year now can be built
into the budget as a solid number, which replaces
the annual guessing game
of how many retirees there
are in a given year and how
much health insurance will
cost.
By investing that money
into a conservative portfolio that focuses on fundwhats needed yearInvesting in the future ing
to-year instead of looking
The best solution, the to hit the jackpot, Olson
district decided, was in the emphasized.
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Academic Achievements
Academic Achievements run as space is available, and this list of honorees and graduates is
not complete. Due to the increased number of
submissions after spring and fall graduation
times, there is often a backlog in the following
months.
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Verona
Taylor Alexander, deans list; Alyssa Becker,
deans list; Rachel Cropp, deans list; Kyle
Krueger, deans list; Jenna Livezey, deans list;
Taylor Lorbiecki, deans list; Samuel Porter,
deans list; Michael Prudisch, deans list; Jeffrey
Reinholtz, deans list; Karl Schauer, deans list;
Alyssa Becker, chancellors list; Rachel Cropp,
chancellors list; Taylor Lorbiecki, chancellors
list; Michael Prudisch, chancellors list
Fitchburg
Emily Arida, deans list; Erika Friis, deans list;
Nickolas Schuch, deans list; Emily Arida, chancellors list; Erika Friis, chancellors list
UW-Stout
Verona
Fall 2015 honors
Julia Anastasi, chancellors award; Theresa
Everett, chancellors award; Matthew Feller,
University of St. Thomas
chancellors award; Rebecca Jensen, chancelVerona
Sophie Fromberger, deans list; Madeline lors award; William Reilly, chancellors award;
Nicole Roehl, chancellors award
Hankard, deans list
Fitchburg
University of Iowa
Gwendolyn Miller, deans list
Fitchburg
Chizom Ekpunobi, deans list; Cameron Phillips,
Drake University
deans list
Fitchburg
Alexander Reich, deans list; Sarah Schoeberle,
Ripon College
presidents list
Fitchburg
Verona
Elizabeth Currier, deans list
Taylor Weigel, presidents list
POLICE REPORTS
All reports taken from the residence and attempted
log book at the Verona Police to open the passenger side
Department.
doors of the vehicles in their
driveway. The caller said they
March 6
tried to confront the suspects
12:18 a.m. Three units as- before they took off running
sisted the Dane County Sher- and were likely picked up by
iffs Office in stabilizing a the same vehicle that dropped
victim who had been ejected them off. A search did not
from the car after getting in a turn up any trace of the vehicrash near U.S. Hwy. 18 and cle.
Grandview Road.
March 7
11:59 p.m. A resident in the 9:06 a.m. A construction
400 block of Military Ridge worker notified police that he
Drive reported to police had found a glass pipe conthat two teenage boys were taining burnt marijuana resdropped off outside of their idue at a site near U.S. Hwy.
UW-Milwaukee
Fitchburg
Nina Louise Brandenburg, deans list; Melanie
Elizabeth Chanos, deans list; Megan Rose
Clark, deans list; Emily Kay Duffy, deans list;
Celia Zoe Fleischman, deans list; Gary P King,
deans list; Pakou Lee, deans list; Adriana
Patricia Pimentel, deans list; Alexandra Marie
Sabin, deans list; Joshua Edward Wilson,
deans list
Verona
Kendra Von Behren, deans list; Karli Elizabeth
Bryant, deans list; Jerod Jax Butler, deans list;
Quinnipiac University
Kathryn Margery Chenoweth, deans list; Trevin
Verona
Geier, deans list; Derek Li, deans list; Daniel L
Joseph Fiala, deans list
Mork, deans list; Dayna Diane Nagel, deans
list; Katelin Hope Joo Princl, deans list; Carly
UW-Oshkosh
Amanda Roethlisberger, deans list; Mitchell
Verona
Anna Beckerleg, honor roll; Jordan Black, McCabe Schutte, deans list; Kaylee Anne
honor roll; Noah Borchardt, deans list; Alyssa Simon, deans list; Steven Garrott Villacrez,
Call, deans list; Emma Charlton, honor roll; deans list; He Zhang, deans list
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NOTICE
The City of Verona Plan Commission will hold Public Hearings on Monday June 6, 2016 at City Hall, 111 Lincoln
Street, for the following planning and
zoning matters:
1) Conditional use permit amendment to the Epic Systems Corporation
Group Development to allow for the
construction of an underground parking
structure located at 1979 Milky Way.
2) Conditional use permit amendment to the Epic Systems Corporation
Group Development to allow for the
location of two (2) contractor work sheds
at 1979 Milky Way.
3) Conditional use permit for a proposed Indoor Commercial Entertainment
land use, known as Jimmy Johns, to be
located at 631 Hometown Circle.
4) Conditional use permit to convert
an existing car wash bay at 991 Kimball
Lane to a drive-thru pick-up area for coffee and food.
5) General Development Plan (GDP)
for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to
be located at 506,508, and 514 Commerce
Parkway to allow for the expansion of
Pure Sweet Honey Farm.
6) General Development Plan (GDP)
for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to
allow for the construction of a mixed-use
building that would contain 29 apartment
units and approximately 3,900 square
feet of commercial space to be located at
142 Paoli Street.
7) Zoning Map Amendment to zone
approximately 16.40 acres of annexed
land to Urban Industrial (UI). The property
to be zoned UI is located in the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 21 and the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section 22, Township 6 North, Range 8 East.
8) Zoning Map Amendment to rezone
Lot 16 of the Verona Technology Park
from the current classification of Suburban Industrial (SI) to Suburban Commercial (SC).
9) Zoning Map Amendment to rezone
lots 1 through 32 located within the proposed Hometown Grove Plat from their
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