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6/20/18 Brodhead Shopper
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6/13/18 Brodhead Shopper
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DNR seeks citizen help with local turtle crossings
Since the project began in 2012, more than 1,300 citizens have reported nearly 3,000 turtle sightings throughout Wisconsin and have identified more than 1,300 turtle road crossing hotspots.
Hotel study gets first public viewing next Monday
The detailed market and community analysis of potential for building and operating a hotel in Brodhead will debut for the public with a presentation from its principle architect.
6/6/18 Brodhead Shopper
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City police pursuit of new K-9 unit on steady trail to reality
Brodhead Police Association President Mary Wells rpresented a check to Police Chief Chris Hughes helping secure the funds needed to make the K9 unit in Brodhead a reality.
City Council approves Citizen appointments to committees
City Council members approved 2018-2019 ap-pointments to city commit-tees in their regular meeting last week.
Decatur Lake sedimentation strikes some as not ‘same-old, same-old’
Mike and Jennifer Krause say sedimentation is claiming more and more of Decatur Lake, and they worry for its future.
Apfelbaum lays out plans for golf course purchase
Steve Apfelbaum is President and CEO of Applied Ecological Services, and also heads the Southern Wisconsin Land Conservancy, a group that recently purchased the “Front 9” at Decatur Lake Golf Course.
Takin’ care of business
The Youth Americans 4-H Club picked up trash along the highway at their May meeting, and completed their section of the highway in about a half hour. The club then conducted regular meeting business over pizza at Pizza Hut.
