Ed Zagorski

Reporter at Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, WI)

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Johnson Creek engineer purchases former elementary school

2 days ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

By TIM SULLIVAN [email protected],ED ZAGORSKI [email protected] JOHNSON CREEK - Brian Norby has purchased the former Johnson Creek Elementary School building for $1.32 million on April 30. Norby owns American Way Engineering in Johnson Creek. Although Norby would not get into specifics about what his plans are with the school building he did say the existing building will remain. The school was located at 305 Milwaukee St., adjacent to Crossroads Community Church. Explore newsletters
State, Habitat for Humanity program helps to eradicate lead from Watertown home

2 days ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Christine Polencheck wanted to replace the windows in her home, but after contacting a contractor, he found lead around the windows and told her it would be expensive to remove.
Tickets available for Dairy Breakfast

4 days ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

Join us on Father's Day weekend, June 14-15 from 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. for a delicious breakfast featuring all-you-can-eat pancakes, eggs, sausage, cheese, milk, juice, coffee and ice cream! The event is organized by the Watertown Agri-Business Club and proceeds benefit local students pursuing a career in agriculture. This year's host is the Gudenkauf Family at N8232 Little Coffee Rd. Mike and Anna Gudenkauf are the third generation to farm on Little Coffee Road outside of Watertown.
From the old to the new...

6 days ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - With little pomp and circumstance Friday afternoon, the fire bell was delivered from its former location at 106 Jones St. to the new fire station at 621 Bernard St.Watertown Fire Battalion Chief Chad Butler and Maas Bros. Project Superintendent Mike Redfield were at the new station to greet it.
State Highway 16 project already causing headache

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

By Ed Zagorski [email protected] WATERTOWN - After six years of managing A to Z Vendors Market, Jett Kolodzne-Nehls is calling it quits. She's closing her business. "First, the Main Street Bridge was out, and I lost 40% of my sales because of it," she said. "And, now, since they're going to work on State Highway 16, I'm done. Ever since they put the signs up about road construction my sales dropped 75%."Explore newsletters
Olympic athletes no need to apply; disc golf is for everyone

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

By Ed Zagorski [email protected] WATERTOWN - One doesn't need a reason to play disc golf, John "Roundhouse" Luetzow said. But World's Biggest Disc Golf Weekend, which takes place Friday-Sunday, is as good an excuse as any. "It's a walk in the park to get the frustration out. It's time with friends or time spent alone," he said. "It's going for the simple challenge or the elusive birdie on a hole."Explore newsletters
Bread and Roses meal moves

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Once a week, every Thursday evening, friends, families, and all Watertown residents are invited to a warm, hearty, no-cost evening meal. Dine-in and carry-out options are available for everyone. These communal meals are prepared and served in Watertown by volunteers helping a local nonprofit organization called Bread and Roses. For some individuals, this food is the only full plate they see all week. For others, it is a time to socialize with friends and neighbors. Explore newsletters
Sunshine, warm weather greets first day of Watertown's Farmers Market

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Watertown Farmers Market Manager Missy Kuckkan's smile couldn't have been any larger Tuesday. "We have gorgeous weather and a great turnout for the first day of the Watertown Farmers Market," she said.
Clays for Heroes returns May 17

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

By By Ed Zagorski [email protected] WATERTOWN - The Third Annual Sporting Clays for Heroes is set for 10 a.m. Saturday, May 17 at Milford Hills hunting club in Johnson Creek. Heroes for Heroes Founder and President Karen Lanser said all the money raised from the event is going to a local Watertown veteran to purchase a service dog. Explore newsletters
May Day protest in Watertown

2 weeks ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Protestors rallying near the Bentzin Family Town Square on Thursday with a focus on workers' and immigrants' rights in the latest round of demonstrations against U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration. May Day, commemorated as international workers' day, comes after two massive days of U.S. protests in April - April 5th hands off rallies and April 19th day of action - drew millions to the streets across the country. Explore newsletters