Weekly News Blast: A hearty thank-you is extended to our April 1st election staff: Deputy Clerk Vicky Zimmerman, Chief Inspector Julie Kramer, and election workers Renee Burda, Sharon Crawford, Dawn Graff, Marge Weinfurtner, and Laura Vanderhei. And “Hats Off” to all who ran in the spring election. Congratulations are extended to all who put in the effort – whether a winner or not. For 2025-27 town officers will remain as in 2023-25: Clerk Stefanie Schlapa; Treasurer Greg Hakala; Supervisors Scott Provost and Doug Steltenpohl; Chair Sharon Schwab. Please join us for the Annual Meeting of the Electors on April 15th beginning at 7:00PM. There will be reports from town committees and officers, emergency services, and much more. The strong winds and ice accumulation resulted in some trees and branches falling onto town roads. Public Works (PW) employees Jerry Reinwand and Jim Yetter were out taking care of these. In addition, PW employees Randy Krey and Garry Saeger were out along the town road rights-of way trimming trees, especially pines, Be advised that beginning mid-April no one should be cutting oak trees to avoid spreading oak wilt disease. Weather is supposed to warm this weekend, but we might get more snow next week. It’s a roller coaster spring! Sharon

Weekly News Blast: A hearty thank-you is extended to our April 1st election staff: Deputy Clerk Vicky Zimmerman, Chief Inspector Julie Kramer, and election workers Renee Burda, Sharon Crawford, Dawn Graff, Marge Weinfurtner, and Laura Vanderhei. And “Hats Off” to all who ran in the spring election. Congratulations are extended to all who put in the effort – whether a winner or not. For 2025-27 town officers will remain as in 2023-25: Clerk Stefanie Schlapa; Treasurer Greg Hakala; Supervisors Scott Provost and Doug Steltenpohl; Chair Sharon Schwab. Please join us for the Annual Meeting of the Electors on April 15th beginning at 7:00PM. There will be reports from town committees and officers, emergency services, and much more. The strong winds and ice accumulation resulted in some trees and branches falling onto town roads. Public Works (PW) employees Jerry Reinwand and Jim Yetter were out taking care of these. In addition, PW employees Randy Krey and Garry Saeger were out along the town road rights-of way trimming trees, especially pines, Be advised that beginning mid-April no one should be cutting oak trees to avoid spreading oak wilt disease. Weather is supposed to warm this weekend, but we might get more snow next week. It’s a roller coaster spring! Sharon