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The old setting hens: Some don’t want to give up eggs

  One of the many chores I had as a farm kid was gathering the eggs each day from the henhouse. We probably had 25 to 30 laying hens all the time on the farm, and they helped provide a little grocery money for the family. For years my family […]

 
 

Things to think about when heading to the beach

  Now that the summer heat has set in it’s time to head to the lake, river or creek for some water fun. Just make sure you’re prepared to have a fun and safe trip. Planning ahead will make your trip much more enjoyable and prevent the need to call […]

 
 

Friends of Carver-Roehl Park host summer reading program

Friends of Carver-Roehl Park host summer reading program

By Mary Ann Inman REPORTER It was a beautiful day in the neighborhood on Tuesday, July 5 when students from Clinton Public library’s Summer Reading Program participants were bussed to Carver-Roehl Park in Bradford Township to eat lunch, learn about and explore living creatures. Pick up this week’s printed edition […]

 
 

Interim Administrator Thompson publishes book on race

Interim Administrator Thompson publishes book on race

By Mary Ann Inman REPORTER My interview with Milton Thompson about his newly published book was engaging. We openly swapped opinions on race on his last day as Clinton Community School District’s Interim Administrator. He pointed out issues brought about by economic disparity and unbalanced opportunities. The average household income […]

 
 

Clinton students rewarded with ‘Paw Pride’ limo ride

Clinton students rewarded with ‘Paw Pride’ limo ride

Students at Clinton Elementary School won a ride in a limousine for having positive behaviors during the school year. Students who display positive behaviors are rewarded with “Paw Pride” tickets, which they can place in a bucket to be drawn to win various prizes at the end of the school […]

 
 

Healthful Hint: Keep away uninvited guests: Food safety for summer

  By Tim Good ROCK COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. INTERN As summer moves forward, we often find ourselves in the company of family and friends enjoying picnics or grilling out.  In order for these gatherings to happen without illness, food safety must be considered. Pick up this week’s printed edition for […]

 
 

The Giant Python: Stories from missionaries

  By Scott Cernek HARVEST HILLS CHURCH PASTOR When I was a kid every four years my cool African Aunt and Uncle would come back to the states from Kenya, Africa for a year of furlough.They had three girls and a boy whowere right around my age who had cool […]

 
 

Healthy eating class for older adults class offered in Clinton

  The Rock County Council on Aging is offering a six-week educational class, Healthy Eating for Successful Living. This program is designed for older persons that will help build a sense of empowerment as they incorporate healthy changes into their life. Learn more about nutrition and how lifestyle changes can promote […]

 
 

Free eight-week Lighten UP! program offered in Clinton

  The Rock County Council on Aging is starting the second phase of a pilot study in conjunction with the University of Wisconsin – Madison and will be offering a free Lighten UP! Class. The next workshop opportunity is: Aug. 16 through Oct. 11 Clinton Community Room, Clinton 10 to […]

 
 

Clinton School District bids farewell to retiring educators

  The end of the 2016 school year also marked the end of teaching careers for several Clinton school teachers who have retired. Lois Keller Lois Keller began teaching for the Clinton Community School District in 1998. She began by teaching middle school and high school students who had to […]