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7 Brew Coffee presents plan for Whitewater drive-thru (opens the original)
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Fort Atkinson ladder truck out of service (opens the original)
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FORT ATKINSON â The Fort Atkinson Fire Department received approval to repair a ladder truck. Due to the extent of the repairs, the truck is currently out of service. âCity staff has spent the majority of this year troubleshooting and repairing numerous items, including ongoing mechanical and electrical issues,â said Fire Chief Bruce Peterson. âWe were able, along with Public Works, to repair as much as we could, but eventually had to take it to Rennerts to finish the repairs, as well as
Three inducted into Jefferson County Fair Hall of Fame, livestock auctioned off (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON â The Sale Arena was filled with people on Saturday to witness three inductions into the Jefferson County Fair Hall of Fame. Fair Park Director Becky Roberts introduced each of the three inductees. The first was Shannon Lyon, an agriculture teacher at Fort Atkinson High School. She has been dedicated to the fair, helping students, and being a big part of the inner workings. Next was Jessica Olsen, an EMS worker at the fair. âShe has led that team as a supervisor, providing calm lea
Hundreds watch swine show at Jefferson County Fair (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON â Hundreds of people gathered at the Sale Arena to watch the swine show at the Jefferson County Fair on Thursday morning. A variety of pig types were showcased during the swine show. âItâs definitely an honor to be here, to be able to judge here,â Swine Judge McLayn Musick said. Musick is from Kansas City, Missouri. Musick is a fourth generation swine breeder and has judged in 17 states, along with various places in Canada. He looked for proportions, shape, size, and weight to
Jefferson County Fair Activity Center has judging, artwork (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON â The Activity Center at the Jefferson County Fair hosted a variety of competitions on Tuesday, July 7. Within the Activity Center, judging of plants, soils, and foods began at noon. Competitors checked in homemade foods and homegrown plants to be judged face to face. While judging occurred, visitors could also view different pre-judged artwork and projects. They covered many different categories, such as photography, sciences, child development and more. The Activity Center also pro
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