Professional Documents
Culture Documents
www.MiddletonTimes.com
Things havent gone as initially planned for the project, but city leader see encouraging signs
by MATT GEIGER
Times-Tribune
Residents
voice concerns
about Laser
Express
development
Parmenter Street.
It may take some time for
this collaboration to take root,
but it bodes well for the Meriter
site in Middleton, Davis
added. Davis said city staff had
a very productive meeting
with representatives from UnityPoint Health-Meriter last
week.
by CAMERON BREN
Times-Tribune
Photo contributed
Photo contributed
Photo contributed
The Experience Truck came to Middleton June 23-26, showing visitors what life is like
in some of the worlds most fragile and vulnerable communities.
The Experience Truck is
touring the country to bring
national news headlines to
life, raising awareness about
sex trafficking, refugees, and
child protection in the
worlds most fragile and vulnerable places. The truck
came
to
Asbury
United Methodist Church, located at 6101 University Ave.
in the City of Middleton, June
23-26.
PAGE 2
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
Photos contributed
CHURCH NOTES
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 3
School board gets update on how students and educators are working together at the high school and beyond
by CAMERON BREN
Times-Tribune
academically or behaviorally, or
part of a marginalized group.
Brown says this was the fourth
year, but he feels like they are
still only planting the seed.
Brown says most of the students attending the trips have
had some relation to the Student
Voice Union. He says he thinks
that has given them an understanding of social justice. Many
of the students have come to
professional development meetings and spoken to teachers
about social justice issues and
things theyve experienced or
observed.
Whenever we survey our
teachers with the professional
development
opportunities,
they always say the most powerful part of the experience was
hearing from the students, and
the Student Voice Union may
have given them the confidence
and courage to be able to engage in these conversations
more. They can get some benefits for being above 50 percent
but not complete.
Board member Sean Hyland
asked if the district had the option to offer benefits or if it was
mandated in the Affordable
Care Act that they dont. Gundrum said they have some flexibility, but that is the norm in
Dane County and doing otherwise would not be financially
feasible.
Love said the schedule is put
together based on the number of
kids signed up for different sec-
tions.
At the high school level the
kids really drive the entire
staffing and scheduling scenario, Love said.
Johnson said it can be problematic when the hours are
spread throughout the day. He
said most part-timers dont
want to have one morning class
and one afternoon class. He
says it becomes a challenge
when that is the highest demand
for students because it makes
administration have to be either
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 5
Photos contributed
The Middleton Optimist Club is pleased to announce that REACH-A-Child, LLC will hold its first annual An Evening in Red and Blue onSaturday, September 24at the Middleton Fire
District 1 building, 7600 University Avenue. The proceeds will fund the delivery of childrens books and backpacks to area first responders including firefighters, EMS/EMT, police and state
patrol. The event begins at5 p.m. and includes plated food from Sprechers, dessert from Hubbard Avenue Diner and various beverage options.
REACH-A-Child, LLC delivers the books and backpacks to first responders, who in turn provide them to children they encounter in crisis situations. Research has shown that this provides
a significant diversion and benefit for the child, while helping the first responder to deliver a positive solution during a troubling moment. REACH-A-Child, LLC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Middleton. Tickets and information are available on the organizations website at reachachild.org.
Jets Pizza recently opened its doors at 2831 Parmenter Street. Jets is a carry-out and delivery
pizzeria specializing in quality and their signature deep dish style pizza. They were welcomed to
Middleton by members of the Middleton Chamber of Commerce.
Wellness Wednesdays
The Middleton Public Library is offering a series of informational presentations and workshops called Wellness Wednesdays.
To register for any of these events, visit the librarys online events
calendar at midlibrary.org/events, email info@midlibrary.org, or
call the reference desk at 608-827-7403.
The Foundry celebrated its grand opening with city leaders and the Middleton Chamber of
Commerce on May 24. The Foundry at Greenway offers luxury amenities, covered walkways
and a courtyard featuring seasonal activities and events. Efficiencies as well as one- and twobedroom apartments are available.
PAGE 6
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
LASER
Brian Foust (at the podium) speaks to members of the Middleton Planning Commission.
Photo contributed
S CHOOL N EWS
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 7
Accola, Melanie J
Acker, Brianna K *
Ahuja, Vashima *
Aumann, Wilhelmina Y
Ballweg, Colin P
Barrett, Allison J
Basel, Alexander L *
Bernd, Emily G
Bohachek, Ian D *
Bolden, Piper
Burkard, Samantha K
Button, Alexander K *
Buza, Eleanor J
Caldwell, Erin J *
Casper, Ainsley M *
Chang, Kevin G *
Chiaverini, Michael E
Christensen, William D
DOrazio, Ella E *
Dahmen, Quint A *
Davis, Kobi-Ann O *
De Young, Michael P
Djamali, Aria M *
Dresen, Lauryn M
Engelien, Mason F
Esser, Daniel T
Faessler, Malia R *
Faust, Brynn B
Fisher, Fiona M *
Friedle, Ava E *
Frinzi, Leona R *
Gadalla, Yousef H
Gandhi, Aaryaman A *
Gassen, Calvin J *
Giefer, Rose D *
Go, Maria R *
Go, Michael E
Gonzalez, Saffron L *
Greenheck, Jenna L
Grosspietsch, Carl W
Gustafson, Michael A *
Hebert, Olivia R *
Heise, Nicholas W
Hidrogo-Romero, Jessica
Holahan, Bridget N *
Hornung, Ashley A *
Howard, Zoe S *
Hurd, David R
Jensen, Elena P *
Johns, McKenzie J
Kalscheur, Grace A
Kalscheur, Spencer Z
Karanth, Manase Gururaj *
Karls Niehaus, Ciana R
Keohane, Mei Mei K *
LaCour, Alexander J
Martin, Norah I
McNerney, Joseph J *
Molander, Mackenzie R
Mulligan, John D
Murray, Jackson D
Nelson, Josiah B
Nie, Zinnia Z *
Noak, Lily E *
OHandley, Katherine R
Ozers, Andrew L
Parente, Michael A
Patterson, Elleanor E
Pertzborn, Jackson J
Pertzborn, Sawyer J
Phaneuf, Madeline M
Pinder, Emma V
Poehling, Lauren E *
Prabahara Sundar, Poojha *
Pritchard, Lily K
Prohaska, Ava M
Prohaska, Isabel M
Pugliese, Luigi T
Puli, Sai Rithika
Renfert, Koby H
Ropa, Darshana J
Roquitte, Maxwell C
Sax, Charlotte L
Schollmeyer, Ryan C
Schutte, Jack T
Shimniok, Abigail H
Slinde, Calvin H
Smith, Benjamin B *
Smith, Phileas E
Sprecher, Rachel G
Squire, Ian M *
Stoecker, Kayla M *
Svedberg, Anika M *
Svendsen, Samuel W *
Theis, Tyler A
Thomley, Allison L *
Trainor, Elise A
Underwood, Olivia L *
Vogel, Isabel P
Weibel, Guy E *
Whitehead, Callista G *
Wilson, Karson V *
Wolle, Bertram P
Yang, Suabcua K
Yosick, Sydney A *
Yosick, Zachary T
Zeimentz, Michael J *
Zhang, Edwin T
Zhang, Julia L *
7th Grade Honorable Mention
Abreu, Luis A
Andler, Jacob N
Bogner, Ian S
Bukhman, Eugenia A
Covey, Jakob T
Dettmann, Jordan R
Duecker, Anna G
Dunn, Nolan P
Henke, Sara E
Jonuzi, Arber K
Kolodziej, Taylor G
McIntyre, Lydia E
Newman, Claire T
OMalley, Timothy P
Powers, Paige J
Roen, Noah J
Rogeberg, Coleton D
Sabol, Morgan M
Thor, Blake A
Veit, Dylan T
Wilkes, Riley R
8th Grade Honor Roll
* denotes 4.0
Acker, Lauren R *
Ahuja, Aniket *
Anagnostopoulos, Alexandra A *
Anderson, Julia G
Ballamudi, Apurupa L
Bauerle, Megan J *
Biwott, Ashley J *
Bodenstein, Cheyanne M
Boehnen, Elizabeth M *
Bovy, Jessica S *
Bursac, Karina *
Carlson, Cian R
Casali, Adam C *
Chomiak, Henry J *
Coffini, Alexander J *
Davis, Ross I
De Oliveira, Sophia C
DeJarlais, Daniel L *
Deptula, Cole M
Durrer, Ki L
Ehrhardt, Noah S *
Engler, Samuel R
Fargen, Jacob D
Fritz, Amber L *
Frusciante, Brian A *
Gattenby, Tanner J
Gehrke Kallstromer, Alicia N *
Gehrke Kallstromer, Emelie S *
Gilles, Braedon D *
Ginsberg, Kyra B *
Godishala, Shreya *
Hanson, Kaitlyn G
Hartung, Henry J
Hellenbrand, Amanda L
Hellenbrand, Jordan J
Helt, Sydney L *
Hinz, Nicholas S *
Hodson, Makenzie L *
Hoferle, Peter J
Huber, Taylor M
Huff, Tyler W *
O PINION
Hylbert, Julia L
Ismail Ali, Moyraa
Jackson, Joelle N *
Jafari, Amirali *
Jasinski, Micheline P
Jens, Bryn E *
Johnson, Ekaterina M
Johnson, Paxton J
Jones, Cecelia M
Joslyn, Katherine M *
Kalscheur, Blake S
Karbusicky, Andrew P *
Kelliher, Mason R *
Kelshiker, Akshay I *
Kjentvet, Jack C *
Knight, Kaitlin M
Kriewaldt, Thomas M
LaBoda, Lane P *
Lamson, Noah D
Larsen, Samuel R
Lawrence, Madelyn R *
Lemirande, Josie L *
LeRoy, Jackson T *
Lindblom, Cecilie V *
Livelli, Victoria M *
Luetscher, Seth M *
Maas, Katelyn M *
MacLean, Brad M *
Malcheski, Madelyn H
Mallannagari, Sai Likhith R
McGill, Megan C *
McLain, Natalie A *
Michaels, Allison L *
Moore, Aedan G
Moore, Cade T
Needham, Abigail J *
Oza, Param H
Pao-Huang, Yao-Tian P
Parthasarathy, Shruti *
Patterson, Katherine A *
Pavelski, Jacob W *
Phaneuf, Ashlyn K *
Pientka, Jessica L *
Pongratz, Katelyn G
Rankin, Dylan S
Reed, Ashton E *
Reed, Payton M *
Renfert, Karsey P
Revord, Nathaniel J *
Roach, Logan M
Roesch, Amanda A *
Rogers, Ella R *
Rudolph, Samuel P
Schlieckau, Roland J
Schwartz, Megan J *
Semrad, Drake D
Shanley, Connor L
Sommers, Grace C *
Soni, Abhav *
Stafford, Ethan J *
Steiner, Lauren E *
Steinmetz, Grace E
Stone, Magdalen K
Tanin, Sitori I *
Thomas, Bret T
Tischer, Ashleigh M
Valtierra, Aviana G
Van Gilder, Hayden R
Veidel, Claire E
Westerlund, Julian R
Whritenour, Ryan M
Wilson, Tyler G *
Xiong, Emily H *
Ystenes, Roman E *
8th Grade Honorable Mention
Baco, Laura I
Bebermeier, Cailin M
Dehuma Dehuma, Melisa
Grimm, Hunter E
Hillebrand, Lexi M
Isaacs, Sam G
Johnson, William E
Lenz, Andrew W
Litchfield, Benjamin D
Srinivas, Anaka
Teff, Drew M
Thomas, Jada K
Wickre, Caleb I.
PAGE 8
Photo contributed
The Rowley House Museum now has an exhibit featuring writings and photos donated by
Pearl Williams.
MERITER
Photo contributed
sible opportunities for collaboration between our organizations through two non-binding
letters of intent, Burchill
wrote. As a partner of our or-
Give a gift they can open one day, and keep on getting all year long!
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 9
PAGE 10
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 11
PAGE 12
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
Chasing
perfection
Follow Rob
Reischel on
Twitter at
@robreischel
File photo
Middletons
Perrin Hagge (5)
and
Gus
Newcomb
(4)
were
both
named all-state
by
the
Wisconsin Track
C o a c h e s
Association.
Brandon Scheidler and Middletons Home Talent League improved to 11-0 after a pair of wins
over the weekend.
Several MHS
track standouts
named all-state
by ROB REISCHEL
Times-Tribune
A number of Middleton
track and field athletes were
named to the all-state team by
the Wisconsin Track Coaches
Association.
Perrin
Hagge,
Gus
Newcombe and Jack Jesse
were named all-state on the
boys side.
Sam Valentine and Lauren
Smith were honored on the
girls side. Middletons 800meter relay team of Hanne
Anderson-Smith,
Abbey
Webber, Hailee Milton and
Smith was also recognized on
the girls side.
Hagge was rewarded for his
performances in the 800-,
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 13
First Team
Name
School
Pos.
Jen Brien
Oregon
F
Emily Cervantes
Catholic Memorial F
Haley Hartkmeyer
Eau Claire Memorial F
Dani Rhodes
Waukesha West
F
Emma Staszkiwiz
Brookfield Central F
Coco Wiencek
Homestead
F
Alyssa Barnes
Neenah
M
Trudy Quidzinski
Notre Dame
M
Jada Dayne
Waunakee
D
Amanda Durst
DSHA
D
Olivia Myszewski
DSHA
GK
Player of the Year: Olivia Myszewski, DSHA
MHS Douglas,
Reikersdorfer
named all-state
by ROB REISCHEL
Times-Tribune
Grace Douglas (top) was named second team all-state by the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches
Association, while Kristen Reikersdorfer (above) was named honorable mention all-state.
assists.
It was hard for others to
understand that she was playing midfield most of the sea-
Name
Grace Shaw
Natalie Yass
Emily Crevoiserat
Patty Grimmer
Clare Matkom
Morgan Rymer
Brandi Thomson
Grace Douglas
Jenny Fischer
Dorene Sanchez
Madelyn Runyan
Second Team
School
Notre Dame
Waukesha West
DSHA
Madison West
Whitefish Bay
Catholic Memorial
Brookfield Central
Middleton
Muskego
D.C. Everest
Muskego
Honorable Mention
Name
Abi Aswege
Hannah Compernolle
Genevieve Cruz
Savannah Cruz
Brynn Desens
Makena Fanning
Cassie Gliszinski
Abby Gregg
Rylie Honnold
Grace Lenz
Erin Manion
Kate Melin
Justice Menge
Vanessa Narveson
Kaitlyn Near
Rachel Peaslee
Kristen Reikersdorfer
Nora Reuteman
MacKenzie Schill
Mackenzie Scholz
Kaylee Siegle
Lauren Torhorst
Annika Washburn
Megan Zickert
Liz Bueckers
Megan Crevoiserat
Allyson Dehnel
Olimpia Garcia
McKenna Gilmore
Claire Haynes
Sydney King
Emily Krogman
Monica Majeski
Bri Widmer
Jen Wendling
Brigid West
Kaitlyn Zanon
Anna Boyd
Anne Fife
Haley Gama
Keri Hartmann
Brie Jol
Hannah Jones
Rachael Kolb
Lauren Padgett
Hannah Perlewitz
Calli Pfleger
Abby Breitbach
Toni Champion
Jamila Hamdan
Sara Klimisch
Elaina La Macchia
Jennie Novak
Emma Riedi
Andi Wenck
School
Kettle Moraine Luth
Racine Prairie
Racine Horlick
Monona Grove
Appleton North
Oregon
Winnebago Luth.
Brookfield East
Mauston
DSHA
Kettle Moraine
Verona
Stevens Point
Sugar River
Howards Grove
Madison West
Middleton
La Crosse Aquinas
Pewaukee
Kimberly
Menasha
Waterford
Brookfield Academy
Hartford
Wauwatosa East
DSHA
Wausau East
Milw. Ronald Reagan
D.C. Everest
Brookfield Central
Mount Horeb
Verona
Notre Dame
D.C. Everest
Kenosha Tremper
Homestead
Waukesha West
De Pere
Notre Dame
Whitefish Bay
Oostburg
Eau Claire Memorial
Sugar River
Brookfield Central
Homestead
DSHA
Racine Prairie
Oregon
Green Bay Southwest
Madison Edgewood
Kenosha Indian Trail
Cedarburg
Brookfield Academy
Notre Dame
Waterford
Pos.
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
D
D
D
GK
Pos.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
GK
GK
GK
GK
GK
GK
GK
GK
Year
12
12
12
12
10
12
12
10
12
12
12
Year
10
12
12
12
12
11
10
12
12
11
12
Year
12
11
12
12
10
12
12
12
11
11
12
12
12
12
11
12
11
10
11
11
12
11
12
11
10
10
12
12
11
11
10
12
12
12
12
11
10
11
12
10
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
12
10
12
10
12
11
12
PAGE 14
File photos
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 15
File photos
PAGE 16
Making a splash
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
Photos submitted
Middletons Victoria Lin (left, front) will swim at Boston College beginning this season, while Samantha Roll (right, front) will swim for Indiana University-Purdue University
Indianapolis.
Lin is shown here with (in back, from left) her brother, Blaise, and parents Diane and Kurt. Roll is shown with (in back, from left) her mother Tami, brother Jon H. and father, Jon
T.
11 12 Girls
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
11 12 Boys
13-14 Girls
13 14 Boys
15-18 Girls
15 18 Boys
PAGE 17
PAGE 18
VEHICLES
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
SERVICES
SERVICES
RENTALS
WANT TO make your paper
better? Call our ofce with
news tips or ideas. 767-3655,
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
PAGE 19
THIS SMALL AD
drew your attention. If
you have something to
advertise, youll be
noticed here, too!
HELP WANTED
HTL
PAGE 20
MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE
Middleton J. Schafer (W, 7-4-1-2-1),
Farrell (2-2-0-2-3). Black Earth
Potuznik (L, 5-6-4-7-6), Capener (3-32-4-3), Owen (1-0-0-0-0).
Hitting leaders: Middleton
Scheidler (3x5), L. Schafer (2x4),
Zimmerman (2x5). Black Earth C.
Barsness (2x4). 2B Zimmerman, C.
Barsness, Scheidler.
Ashton 3, Richland
Center 2 (10) Casey Miller
had a two-out, game-winning
RBI single in the 10th.
Reedsburg 4, Cross
Plains 1 The Businessman
managed just four hits and lost
on Sunday.
Reedsburg ..... 003 000 100 4 8 0
Cross Plains .. 001 000 000 1 4 5
Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so)
Nehring (W; 9-4-1-2-8); Allen (L; 9-84-2-7).
Leading hitters Reedsburg
Lennon (3x4), Turner (2x5). 2B
Lennon, Turner.