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Thursday, August 24, 2017 Vol. 53, No. 14 Verona, WI Hometown USA ConnectVerona.com $1
APPOINTMENTS WITHIN 24 HOURS!
Eclipse brightens
Verona Area School District
day in Verona
EA considers
future as charter Timelines
Option A
agreement nears
2018-23: Charter
completion Option B
SCOTT GIRARD 2018-19: Charter
JIM FEROLIE
Unified Newspaper Group 2019-20: Charter/program Verona Press editor
As the Exploration 2020-21: Charter/program
Academy enters its fifth 2021-22: Program The weather wasnt ideal and the
year, its governance board timing wasnt the best, but the solar
2022-23: Program eclipse brought many Veronans out-
is thinking about the next
five. side their homes Monday, Aug. 21.
The Verona Area School students are given the Even though the day was overcast,
Districts first charter high same standards to meet blotting out the best view of the sun,
school is approaching a as their Verona Area High the rare, highly publicized celes-
fork in the road, gover- School peers to graduate tial event was still visible for nearly
nance council president but can demonstrate their three hours with the only two safe
Paul Driftmier told the mastery of those standards methods.
Verona Press last week, through projects of their School wasnt in session yet, but
explaining that a pair of choosing, overseen by an day care centers brought kids out in
options remain under con- adviser. ones and twos to look through hard-
sideration for how it might The charter agreement to-find eclipse glasses, which filtered
continue as a charter or a with the district allowed out the most harmful rays. Some par-
school program. them freedom from state ents brought their kids to parks with
With its charter up for rules and regulations gov- the glasses or pinhole projectors
renewal sometime this erning class requirements. low-tech reflecting telescopes made
school year, Driftmier and Both options being con- of cereal boxes or just hung out in
the governance council sidered would leave EA their front or back yards watching
plan to bring one of those as a charter for the next the moon slowly cross the sun.
options to the school board three years allowing People reportedly came out in larg-
in the next two months. this years class to grad- er groups at Epic, and other places in
EA opened in fall 2013 uate as students expected the Madison area held viewing par-
as a project-based school when they enrolled but ties.
that provided an alter- one would continue as-is Some Veronans traveled south
native to the traditional beyond that point while to reach the band the 70-mile-
high school model. Rath- the other would convert wide area stretching from the Pacif-
er than basing curriculum ic Northwest to the South and get
on classroom instruction, Turn to EA/Page 3 an unobstructed view of the total
eclipse, an event that happens about
every four decades.
Local hobby photographer Jerry
Wheelchair athlete dies in hospital Erdmann did that, heading to the St.
Louis area to get good photos, say-
ing he had a great time, with birds
Natzke competed flocking and chirping and 49 sec-
with spina bifida
Inside onds of totality at 99.999 percent
moon coverage of the sun.
The sudden death of a Read Natzkes Alanya Patterson, a Country View
Elementary School teacher, wished
teammate rocked the Vero- obituary she had. After spending 45 minutes
na Area High School track with her 12-year-old son, Jack Yod-
and field Page 4 er, on the hill north of Badger Ridge
team last Middle School, watching through
weekend. pinhole projectors, she was a little
Paul team last spring, reach- disappointed by the tiny images they
Natzke, 15, ing the WIAA state tour- got.
Photo by Jim Ferolie
died Sat- nament in the 100-meter Summer Bussier and son Solomon Agus, 7, watch the solar eclipse Monday after-
I wanted more from my eclipse, noon, Aug. 21, through eclipse glasses at Hometown Junction park.
urday at wheelchair race and she said.
the Ameri- wheelchair shot put. Those looking through special
can Family Natzke In the 100, he competed glasses got a very different view, area media calling it a once-in-a-life-
Childrens in front of a crowd of more with an orange crescent peeking out time event, despite partial eclipses
Hospital in than 10,000 spectators. of a dark sky. That was something happening about two or three times
Madison the result of Though many of his com- Solomon Agus, 7, asked his mother, a decade in Wisconsin. At least one
an unexpected accident, petitors had far more expe- Summer Bussier, about while the two radio station played nonstop sun and
coach Joff Pedretti told the rience than he did, Pedretti checked it out at Hometown Junction moon songs for the entire time.
Press. said, Natzke had no prob- park downtown. Many people reported hearing
Natzke was born with lem rising up to the occa- The glasses actually block out crickets during the peak time, around
spina bifida, a crippling sion and earning a WIAA most visible light and all ultraviolet 1:15p.m., when the sky got just a bit
neurological disorder, and medal. rays, leaving only the lower parts of darker. Photo by Jerry Erdmann
became active in wheel- Paul was a great team- the spectrum visible. A photo by Verona hobby photographer
chair sports. He competed mate, he said. He was The opportunity to see the total Email Verona Press editor Jim Ferolie Jerry Erdmann shot in St. Louis of the
on the Verona Area High eclipse brought huge publicity, with at veronapress@wcinet.com. total eclipse, which he said lasted for
School track and field Turn to Natzke/Page 10 49 seconds.
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Obituaries ConnectVerona.com
Dennis W. Kutsche Northern Wisconsin while School with the class of out for the best interest of Dennis enjoyed spending long. The woods will be
on vacation. 1976. While in high school, whoever placed their trust time with his huge network without him now.
Dennis is survived by his he was active in football, in him with their financial of friends which included Dennis will be greatly
loving wife, Carla Kutsche, basketball and baseball. He future and retirement. A many deep friendships that missed by his many friends
his sons, Kyle and Jared graduated from Madison true professional you could extended back to his school and family.
(Bailey Bauer) Kissing- Area Technical College in trust and a husband, father, days. He found ways of Funeral services were
er, his sisters, Marj Kut- 1979 with a degree in Mar- brother and friend you keeping in touch with all, held at 3p.m. Saturday,
sche, Judy (Dave) Huebner, keting. On Oct. 16, 1996 on could count on. whether it was a phone call Aug. 19, 2017 at Ryan
Nancy (Dave) Pepper, his a mountain in Colorado he Dennis and Carla loved or meeting for a beer. Funeral home, 220 Enter-
nephews and niece, Shane married the love of his life being involved and engaged Dennis was an avid out- prise Dr., Verona, with Rev.
Huebner, Michael (Lind- and best friend, Carla, and in their sons school sport- doorsman having grown Jeff Jacobs officiating. Vis-
say) Huebner, Megan (Tom) became a devoted husband ing events. They travelled up with a fishing rod in his itation was held from noon
Sherven and Kyle Jay. He and father to sons Kyle and often to support the boys in hands. His true passion for until the time of service
was preceded in death by Jared, of whom he was very their adventures, enjoyed the last 30 years was bow on Saturday at the funeral
Dennis Kutsche his parents, William Bill proud to parent. vacations in Mexico and hunting for Whitetails. home.
and Elizabeth Betty Kut- Dennis was quick wit- the Northern Woods and He spent much time in the To view and sign this
sche. They now have their ted, always at your side attending live music events. woods faithfully and dil- guestbook, visit ryanfuner-
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Monica Morgan Anthony Iozzo, Amber Levenhagen, sled hockey team, now Hockey. Paul formed Camp Wawbeek in Wis- directed to the Wiscon-
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Enrollment above projections
Preliminary enrollment numbers show the Verona Area School District 44 students
above its projection for 2017-18.
VASD projected 5,524 students for this year, which would already have been 79 over
the enrollment count last fall.
The extra population would give the district more flexibility to spend. Superinten-
dent Dean Gorrell said he expects the numbers to fluctuate by the final count on the
third Friday in September.
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Coming up Churches
Yard waste drop-off Monday, Aug. 28. opportunities. All Saints Lutheran Church Sunday: 7:30 a.m., St. William,
Fitch-Ronas community para- For information, visit heartland- 2951 Chapel Valley Rd., Fitchburg Paoli
Beginning April 1 and continuing medics will be offering free blood farmsanctuary.org. (608) 276-7729 Sunday: 9 & 11 a.m., St. Andrew,
through mid-November, the drop-off allsaints-madison.org Verona
pressure checks, blood sugar screens Interim Pastor Daily Mass, Tuesday-Saturday: 8
site hours at 410 Investment Court and medications checks every fourth Flag for food Sunday: 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. a.m., St. Andrew, Verona
will be: Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Monday of the month through Dec. The last day to subscribe for the
Monday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Tuesday The Church in Fitchburg St. James Lutheran Church
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- Friday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information, call 845-7471. day, Aug. 31. (608) 271-2811 427 S. Main St., Verona
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the Sugar River Wetlands from 9 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29 at the raiser is organized by Badger Prairie 5705 Lacy Rd., Fitchburg Office Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-
Sows Ear, 125 S. Main St. Need Network. (608) 273-1008 day, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; 8
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2517 County View Road. yarn, stitch markers and tapestry Sept. 4, at the BPNN, 1200 E. Verona
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Boys soccer
Girls golf
Verona falls four strokes shy of Middleton
ANTHONY IOZZO
Assistant sports editor Whats next
Verona traveled to Monona Verona traveled to Portage Country Club for the Portage invite
Golf Course Monday to take on Wednesday after the Verona Press deadline. Results will be in next
Madison East and Middleton in a
Big Eight triangular and fell 167- issue. The Wildcats travel to Maple Bluff Country Club at noon Mon-
171 to Middleton. The Purgolders day, Aug. 28, for the Crusade Fore a Cure invite.
had an incomplete team.
Senior Courtney Shorter fin-
ished with a 38, and senior Lau- Payton Hodson led the Cardi- with a 44.
Photo submitted ren Shorter followed with a 39. nals with a 39. Kate Meier and The Wildcats are now 3-1 in
The returning letterwinners for the Verona Area High School girls golf team Senior Claire Swain and sopho- Grace Peterson both shot 42s, the Big Eight. Veronas JV team
(from left) are: Nicole Thomas, Lauren Shorter, Claire Swain and Courtney more Caitlyn Ott both shot 47s. and Makenzie Hodson followed defeated Middleton 197-200.
Shorter; (not pictured) Alexis Gaillard.
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for a Planned Unit Development (PUD)
located at 720-730 Schubert Street and
specifically located on lots 33 through 36
of the Hometown Grove Subdivision. The
proposed PIP would allow for the con- Continued from page 7 snatch the ball out of the air score a touchdown, coach fumble on the opening drive quarter.
struction of a four-unit townhouse.
3) Precise Implementation Plan (PIP) and get his first career touch- Dave Richardson said. That of the third quarter, and Young found sophomore
for a Planned Unit Development (PUD), down reception. was awesome. Young threw an interception split end Aubrey Dawkins for
known as Sugar Creek Commons, lo-
cated at 501 West Verona Avenue, 503
play to get the interception, I dont think I have ever But the offense stopped to Parker senior defensive an 11-yard gain, and Riley
West Verona Avenue, 507 West Verona senior offensive lineman had (an offensive lineman) there. On the next Wildcat back Sam Garvoille after the busted out 7- and 10-yard
Avenue, 513 West Verona Avenue, 100
Legion Street, and 501-522 Topp Avenue Tristan Largent stepped in to drive, two fumbled snaps Verona defense had forced runs to make it first-and-goal
that would allow for the construction of
243-apartment units, and 23,495 square
feet of commercial space. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND JOINT REVIEW BOARD and four flags two of which another three-and-out. on the Vikings 8-yard line.
4) General Development Plan (GDP) MEETING REGARDING THE PROPOSED CREATION OF took away first-down plays It was very frustrating for Young finished the drive with
for a Planned Unit Development (PUD),
known as Festival Foods, to be located at
TAX INCREMENTAL DISTRICT NO. 9 IN THE forced a punt. everybody, the players and a nice arcing pass to the right
660 Hometown Circle that would allow for CITY OF VERONA, WISCONSIN Verona also had a drive coaches, on the offensive corner of the end zone, that
the construction of a 67,867 square foot Notice is Hereby Given that the City of Verona will hold an organizational Joint
grocery store. Review Board meeting on September 5, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. at the Verona City Hall, lo-
cated at 111 Lincoln Street. The purpose of this meeting is to organize a Joint Review
before halftime stall because side, Richardson said. That King grabbed and got his feet
Interested persons may comment
on these planning and zoning matters Board for purposes of considering the proposed creation of, and proposed project of two offensive pass inter- hurts the emotion on the down to make it 21-0.
during the public hearings at the Septem-
ber 5th Plan Commission meeting. The
plan for, Tax Incremental District No. 9 (the District).
Notice is Hereby Given that the Plan Commission of the City of Verona will hold ference calls. Young convert- bench too. It is hard to keep That last drive made me
Plan Commission will make recommen-
dations for these matters, which will then
a public hearing on September 5, 2017 at 6:30p.m.at the Verona City Hall, located at
111 Lincoln Street, for the purpose of providing the community a reasonable oppor-
ed a 25-yard pass to senior everybody up, so we have to feel a little better, Richard-
be reviewed by the Common Council for tunity to comment upon the proposed creation of the Project Plan for the District. split end/defensive back Bui live and learn and keep work- son said. I thought we exe-
final decisions on Monday, September The proposed boundaries of the District would be within an area generally de-
11th. tailed on the map below. Clements (two receptions, 43 ing. cuted better. We ran our base
Contact Adam Sayre, Director of
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9941 for more information on these items long, and Young later rushed next two drives, as well, but next week and get honed in to
or to receive copies of the submittals.
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business topics and news bits. To submit an item Sherwin-Williams general manager Brock Dvorak organizes the stock at the new store located at 422 E. Verona Ave.
for this page, email ungbusiness@wcinet.com.
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