7/18/18 Brodhead Shopper
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Hundreds of children from around Green County are headed to the fairgrounds in Monroe this week. Next Generation 4-H Club Cloverbud member Addilynn Andrews has been preparing her bunny for exhibition.
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Citizen volunteers charged with siting a senior citizens-community center in Brodhead updated finance committee members on their progress last week.
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Historical Society members invite the public to the dedication of their new building addition Saturday, July 28.
By Tony Ends EDITOR A senior consultant to non-profits and governments across Wisconsin for more than 35 years won Brodhead senior/community center committee backing last week. Committee members have met monthly – at times more often – for years to site a center in the city. Seven of those presently […]
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Tony Ends works soil with a broad fork in a market garden of a village in Guinea, West Africa, earlier this year, while serving a second time with the Peace Corps as a UN field officer with the World Food Programme.
Brodhead School District’s board of education hosted a second meeting for the public last week regarding finances and a likely referendum in the fall.
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