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River Bluff eighth-grader Eagen Olson uses a three-dimensional design program for a project for 2-D and 3-D Engineering
and Visual Design class on Monday. Students will use the program to design and then make an object using building blocks
made with the classs new 3-D printer.
Future designs
programs.
They proved to us they were more
than capable of learning this advanced
technology, he said. These students
were born into the digital revolution.
Hager, who teaches STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and
Math) at the school, said aside from
learning to be more efficient and
accurate in turning ideas into real
objects, students are developing
important skills.
(They) go through engineering, the
process of designing something, printing it or cutting it out, testing it, seeing if it meets the criteria they want it
City of Stoughton
Alders voted 7-4 Tuesday, Jan. 24, to allow Forward Development Group
to construct a right-in/rightout only intersection at
state Hwy. 138 with a street
called Oak Opening Drive,
part of the second phase of
the west-side development,
met in closed session to discuss the possibility of taxpayer support about $11
million in tax-increment
financing for the project.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has
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College lecturer and author Erin Hill signs copies of her new book, Never Done: A History of
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women.
Hill wanted to know why,
and dug into the history of
Hollywood labor and production to explain it.
I thought Id push that
out into the light with this
book, she said. I started
out being interested in contemporary Hollywood and
how it works, and wound
up becoming a historian, to
try and figure that out.
Analyzing the
conditions
Hills interest in the
working conditions in the
film industry developed
as she observed and experienced it first-hand. She
worked in several parts of
the industry and learned
that being an assistant in
Hollywood is an extremely exploitative labor situation, she said. Part of
the reason thats possible
is these jobs were grandfathered in as things that are
done by all women.
For Hill, it goes back to
the 1800s, when women
started to enter the workforce as clerical workers because they offered
cost advantages. Then
Family connection
Hill now lives in Los
Angeles and attributes her
interest in the entertainment field to her parents,
who share a passion for
drama and passed it along
to their children, Erin and
her older brother, Matthew
(commonly known around
Stoughton as Chato).
Her dad, Tony, has been
Gigging
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to pay individuals up to
$3,500 per month plus
commission, to receive
and then forward packages to another address, the
release said. Over the next
two weeks, she mailed
approximately 18 packages
before the Appleton Police
Department contacted the
DCSO about an Appleton
resident who was charged
for an iPad sent to the victims address in Dunn. The
Adopted motion
To request that the Landmarks
Commission develop an ordinance
for consideration by the council
that would amend existing city ordinances such that no building in a
historic district listed on the National
Register of Historic Places may be
demolished without review and recommendation by Landmarks Commission and a decision by the Common Council based on appropriate
and lawful standards.
$300,000 to restore the building.
Ald. Michael Engelberger (D-2),
a member of the Planning Commission, attempted during the commission meeting to send the demolition
request to the Landmarks Commission for review but failed to win support for the idea.
Instead, Majewski who had
attended the Planning Commission
meeting and spoke against demolishing the historic building made a
motion at last weeks council meeting
to have the Landmarks Commission
work to develop an ordinance giving
it and the council authority over demolition of historic buildings.
The motion was supported by Alds.
Engelberger, Tim Swadley, Kathleen
Tass Johnson, Paul Lawrence, Greg
In brief
Fire truck borrowing
The council unanimously approved amending the Fire
Departments budget by $30,000 to purchase a new fire
truck. The council had earmarked money in the departments 2017 capital improvement budget for a new fire
engine, but fire chief Scott Wegner said the price had
increased since he last received an estimate.
Jenson, Pat OConnor and Matt Bartlett. Sid Boersma, Regina Hirsch and
Kittleson opposed it, and Ald. Scott
Truehl was absent.
In an email to the Hub, Mayor Donna Olson said she discussed the councils action with Dregne, who said
the motion has no impact on current
applications.
Landmarks Commission chair Peggy Veregin addressed the council on
the role of the commission and also
talked about the state and National
Register programs.
She agreed with Engelberger and
Majewski that as elected officials, the
council should have the authority to
make final decisions on building demolitions instead of Planning Commission.
Dregne said elected officials should
make policy decisions, but not change
ordinances in order to assume control
over legal matters.
He also said the attorney should
be involved from day one to draft the
ordinance, and that it would be hard
to predict the cost for legal fees to do
so.
My guess is more than $5,000,
maybe more than $10,000, before
youre through, he said.
Ald. Lawrence (D-2) said he would
vote in favor of the motion, noting
that whatever the Landmarks Commission drafts and sends forward, the
council would have the final say on
whether to adopt the ordinance.
Contact Bill Livick at bill.livick@
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The substations two transformers have not yet been bid and will
take most of a year to build, he
said.
The construction site has suitable nesting habitat for a rare but
unspecified turtle species. The
PSC requires the Department of
Natural Resources amphibian
and reptile exclusion fencing protocol be used during the May 20
to Oct. 15 nesting period. Work
can be done within the fenced
area as long as the fence is maintained, according to the PSC
order.
The westside substation will be
built and landscaped to resemble
the northside substation on County Road B near the railroad crossing, said Kardasz. There will be
overhead transmission lines coming to the new substation but lines
leaving it will be undergrounded.
Sandhill candidate
forum
The Sandhill Working
for Kids School Board
Candidate Forum is set
for 6:30-8p.m. Monday,
Feb. 13, at the district
Administrative and Educational Services Center
Board Room, 320 North
St. Free childcare is available. Email sandhillwfk@
gmail.com with questions
for candidates.
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Correction
In last weeks story on Rutland supervisor candidates, Kelsey
Wollin Dunns name was misspelled. The Hub regrets the error.
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Community calendar
Yoga Sundays
Visit the library each Sunday
through the end of February for a
free yoga class offered by Stoughton
Yoga. The class begins at 2 p.m. and
is open to adults and teens ages 16
and up. Comfortable clothing is recommended as well as a yoga mat or
a towel.
For information, call 873-6281.
Ski trips
The Stoughton Recreation Department is planning multiple trips to
Devils Head, Tyrol Basin and Cascade Mountain Friday nights in February.
The trips are for middle- and high
school-age children. Those interested can sign up the week of the trip at
River Bluff Middle School or at the
recreation department. The events
vary in cost between $36 and $39.
For information or to register, visit stoughtonrec.com/online and click
online registration for the complete
list of events.
View Church Feb. 12; John Shep, visitation pastor at First Lutheran Church
and former Lutheran Bishop in the
Ukraine Feb. 19; and Gerard Healy,
retired former pastor of St. Anns, Feb.
26.
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Thursday, February 2
Friday, February 3
Saturday, February 4
Sunday, February 5
Monday, February 6
7 p.m., Stoughton Area School District Board of Education meeting, District administration building, 320
North St., 877-5000
Wednesday, February 8
Thursday, February 9
Friday, February 10
Saturday, February 11
Sunday, February 12
8:30 and 10 a.m., pastor lecture series, 310 E. Washington St., 873-7761
1:30 p.m., Stoughton Norwegian Dancers Norse
Afternoon of Fun ($7, tickets available at the door),
SHS gymnasium, 600 Lincoln Ave., 873-0515
2-3 p.m., Yoga Sundays (ages 16 and up), library,
873-6281
Monday, February 13
Wednesday, February 15
Western Koshkonong
Lutheran Church
Support groups
Diabetic Support Group
6 p.m., second Monday,
Stoughton Hospital, 6286500
Dementia Caregivers
2 p.m., second Thursday,
senior center, 873-8585
Parkinsons Group
1:30-2:30 p.m., fourth
Wednesday, senior center,
873-8585
Crohns/Colitis/IBD
Support Group
5:30 p.m., third Wednesday, Stoughton Hospital,
873-7928
Grief Support Groups
2 p.m., third Wednesday,
senior center, 873-8585
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Girls basketball
Boys basketball
Junior Cassidy Bach drives into the paint in the second half Tuesday in a Badger South conference
game against first-place Monroe. Bach scored 12 of her 13 points in the second half, including a
go-ahead shot in the paint and a free throw in the final seconds as the sixth-ranked Vikings handed
third-ranked Monroe its first conference loss, 52-50.
Bach missed the second free
throw, but senior Marissa Robson (16 points) was there for an
offensive rebound.
The first shot fell for me,
and actually I would like to say
I missed the second shot on
Whats next
Stoughton hosts Milton (8-8, 2-6) at 7:30p.m. Friday and travel to non-conference and second-ranked West De Pere (14-0) at
7:15p.m. Saturday. The Vikings close the week against non-conference Middleton (14-2), which is ranked fifth in Division 1.
Boys hockey
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February 2, 2017
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If You Go
Top-ranked Badger
Conference wrestlers
106: No. 2, Hunter Lewis, Stoughton; No. 4 Zeke Smith,
Sauk Prairie; No. 7, Caden Fry, Reedsburg; HM, Mason
Dutcher, Milton
113: No. 4 Dalton Shea, Milton; No. 8 Dylan Herbrand,
Sauk Prairie
120: No. 2 Tristan Jenny, Stoughton; No. 5, Mason McMillen, Reedsburg; No. 12, Nolan Kraus, Fort Atkinson
126: No. 5, Kaleb Louis, Stoughton; HM, Pablo Ramirez,
Baraboo
132: No. 1, Brandon Klein, Stoughton; HM, Draven
Sigmund, Fort Atkinson
138: No. 8, Cade Spilde, Stoughton
145: No. 2, Garrett Model, Stoughton; No. 3, Drew Fjoser, Sauk Prairie; HM, Austin Rauls, DeForest; HM, Vince
Digennaro, Milton
152: No. 12, Will Gahnz, DeForest; HM, Nick Richards,
Milton
160: No. 2, Tyler Dow, Stoughton; No. 7, Nate Lorenz,
Waunakee; No. 10, Bryant Schaaf, Sauk Prairie
182: No. 2, Jackson Hemauer, DeForest; No. 3, Billy
Pitzner, Milton; HM, Trey Haugen, Reedsburg
195: No. 2, Dalton Hahn, Reedsburg; No. 3, Logan
Moore, Sauk Prairie; No. 8, Jerry Lipke, Milton; HM,
Reed Ryan, Waunakee
220: HM, Brian Brooks, Reedsburg
HW: No. 12, Alan Olkowski, Waunakee; HM, Aodan
Marshall, Stoughton; HM, Tom Rakestraw, Milton; HM,
Konnor McNeal, Sauk Prairie
Girls hockey
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Sports editor
The Icebergs (0-8-0) travel to Madison Ice Arena at 8p.m. Thursday for a Badger
Conference game against the second-place Madison Metro Lynx (5-1-2).
Stoughton finishes out the regular season 1p.m. Saturday at non-conference Onalaska
(8-9-0) and 7p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7, against the first-place Cap City Cougars inside the
Sun Prairie Ice Arena (6-0-1).
make up some games, while
weather had cost the Icebergs a couple of games.
Although the Northern
Edge scored a goal in each
period, Smith gave the Icebergs a chance to draw even
with her power-play goal 59
seconds into the third period. Stoughton only had two
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W-L-T Points
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13
5-1-2
12
4-2-1
9
2-4-0 4
2-4-0
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0-8-0 0
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Stoughton 9, Monroe 0
The Vikings scored multiple goals in every period Friday and goaltender Carson
Roisum stopped 36 shots on
goal for Stoughton, which
shut out Badger South Conference rival Monroe 9-0 on
the road.
Senior Justin Gibbons
scored four goals and set up
another for Stoughton, which
also got two goals from Brody Hlavacek. Jeffrey Huston had a goal and an assist,
and Cam Furseth and Zeth
Zeichert each added a goal.
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Stoughton 92,
Elkhorn 56
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The Stoughton varsity dance team traveled to Watertown High School on Saturday to compete in the State Dance Regional
competition. The team competed in Division 1 Jazz and Division 2 Pom.
The dancers missed the opportunity to compete at the State Dance Championships by one point out of a possible 500. The
Dance Team will be performing competition routines at halftime of the upcoming boys and girls varsity basketball games.
(3-16-1 overall).
Badger Lightning 3,
Icebergs 2 (OT)
The Icebergs forced overtime against the Badger
Lightning on Jan. 24, but
were unable to secure the
teams first Badger Conference win of the season,
falling 3-2.
Goals by Taylor Nisius
and Aeryn Olson helped
the host Icebergs go ahead
2-1 midway through the
second period. Kayle Engel
t i e d t h e g a m e m i d wa y
through the second period
and Lizzie Patton added the
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What: Badger South meet
When: 6 p.m. Friday
Where: Monona Grove
High School
leading a 1-2-3 sweep of
the 100 backstroke. It was
a 13-2 point swing, which
helped secure the Vikings
first dual meet victory of
the season in 1:08.71.
Luke McLaury (1:10.02)
and Jacob Turner (1:14.61)
helped Stoughton score 13
points in the event by far
their most of any race.
Bormett and Hammond
were later joined by Connor Clark and Chase Millam, posting a time of
1:42.67 for the Vikings
final victory on the 200
free relay.
Despite not winning
the event, Stoughton outscored Oregon 9-6 in the
1 0 0 bu t t e r f l y a s C l a r k
( 1 : 0 2 . 7 9 ) , J a c o b Fo l d y
(1:12.13) and Jack Gardner (1:16.19) finished second, third and fourth.
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Monroe 9-1
Stoughton 7-2
Madison Edgewood 7-2
Monona Grove
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Milton 3-6
Oregon 2-7
Fort Atkinson
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Meriggioli (11 points)
and junior Caitlin Link
(17 points) who combined
for more points than all
Vikings combined.
Robson had 13 points and
five rebounds, and junior
Paige Halverson added 10
points. Bach collected nine
points and six rebounds.
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rematch at third-ranked
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Tuesday in a Badger
crossover.
Edgewood 65,
Stoughton 50
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Obituaries
Patricia Disch
Patricia Disch
Lisa Littel
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Glenn LaZotte
Ruth M. Rushlow
Ruth Rushlow
Jeanne E. Nelson
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members.
R u t h i s s u r v ive d b y
her four children, Fritz
( S h e i l a ) , Pa u l ( J a n a ) ,
David (Kial) and Sarah
(Erik Ebert) Rushlow; and
10 grandchildren, Maddie,
F r i t z i e , C a r t e r, E l i z a ,
Shae, Joseph, Benjamin,
Kimberly, Tate and Isaac.
She was preceded in death
by her parents; husband,
F r e d ; b r o t h e r, R o b e r t
(Marge) Tonn; and sister,
Connie (Lou) Sprissler.
Memorial services
will be held at 11a.m.
Saturday, Feb. 4, at Good
Shepherd by the Lake
Lutheran Church, 1860
Hwy. 51, with the Rev.
Todd McVey officiating.
Friends and relatives are
i nv i t e d t o a l u n c h e o n
immediately following,
in the church fellowship
hall. Friends may greet
the family at church from
4-7p.m. Friday, Feb. 3,
and from 10a.m. until the
time of services Saturday.
Ruth will be laid to rest
beside her husband in
Woodlawn Cemetery at
1p.m. Monday, Feb. 6.
Memorials may be made
to Good Shepherd by the
Lake Lutheran Church or
to the Stoughton Senior
Center. Please share your
memories of Ruth at:
www.CressFuneralService.
com.
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February 2, 2017
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Alders gathered as a
committee Thursday night
in a closed meeting to
discuss the developers
request for $11.2 million
in TIF assistance for public improvements to Phase
2. The council previously
approved about $5 million
in TIF for the projects first
phase, the 35-acre commercial center at the corner
of U.S. Hwy. 51 and State
Hwy. 138.
Engelberger said alders
should know whether the
DOT will approve the connection before the council votes on it. To vote to
approve the connection
first would be putting the
cart before the horse, he
said.
But two alders who have
voted against the development in the past, Regina Hirsch (D-3) and Sid
Boersma (D-1), sided with
the councils pro-KPW faction Tuesday in approving
the developers plan for the
intersection.
Hirsch said she didnt
think it would be fair for
the council to demand that
Fo r wa r d D eve l o p m e n t
Group establish a connection at Oak Opening Drive
to the highway, but then
not endorse the connection
for the developer when it
meets with the DOT.
Its not putting the
cart before the horse, she
countered. We asked the
developer to do this and
need to allow them to go
forward.
Steinkraus said FDG
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River Bluff eighth-grader Grace Milton, left, and classmates talk with River Bluff STEM teacher Jessie Hager, right, about a three-dimensional prototype of a car during the Technology
for 2-D and 3-D Engineering and Visual Design class on Monday.
Planning session
More about the programs future path will be
known soon Hager was
scheduled to meet Tuesday with district officials
about potential additions to
the area and what the full
direction of the program
is going to be. She noted
plans to definitely buy a
laser cutter for the middle
school to replace the one
currently on loan from the
high school.
The equipment currently in a temporary spot
will only be used by
eighth-graders this year, but
Hager said shes hoping to
get access to the rest of the
student body for the equipment. She said so far, there
has been a lot of student
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