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1 month ago | 
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In the Walworth Joint School District No. 1, a three-way race is on the Tuesday, April 1 ballot for the two seats up for election this cycle on the Walworth Joint School District No. 1 Board of Education. The district encompasses Grades PreK-8 Walworth Elementary School, 121 Beloit St. in downtown Walworth at Heyer Park Square, inclusive of early childhood education and four-year-old kindergarten.
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1 month ago | 
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As voters head to the polls in Williams Bay on Tuesday, April 1, a contested 6-way race is on the spring general election ballot for the three Williams Bay Village Board trustee seats up for election this cycle. After a February primary election winnowed the field from eight to six candidates, advancing to the April 1 ballot as the top vote-getters are incumbents Steve Russell and George F. Vlach and challengers Susan L. Franzen, Mary Bartholomew, Michael Fieweger and Connie Petrullo Gluth.
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1 month ago | 
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As part of his Real American Beer Tour to body slam the nation's brewing industry, retired professional WWE wrestling legend turned brewer Hulk Hogan will visit Lake Geneva on Wednesday, March 19 as part of a celebration of the brew's roots and explosive growth in Wisconsin. Real American Beer (RAB) co-founder Hogan will be appearing at Stinebrink's Piggly Wiggly at Geneva Square, 100 E. Geneva Square, just off Interchange North and U.S. Hwy.
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There will be a change of leadership in the Village of Williams Bay next month, as Village President Bill Duncan, 81, retires from public office. Duncan served three terms as a Williams Bay Village Board trustee beginning in 2011, before becoming Williams Bay village president in 2017. Two Williams Bay Village Board members, Trustees James P. D'Alessandro and Adam Jaramillo, are facing off on the Tuesday, April 1 spring general ballot in the race for Duncan's soon-to-be-vacated seat.
