The Rock River Disc Club is proud to be able to open a Disc Golf course in the city of Watertown. Through the hard work of dedicated individuals, area sponsors, past tournaments, the Wisconsin Disc Golf Association, and the Watertown Park and Recreation Department, we have created a permanent course at Brandt/Quirk Park for all to enjoy! The course is free to play. Cambridge Headlines
Holiday Tours Begin Dec. 4 At Wisconsin’s Executive Residence (WISC-TV Madison)
MADISON, Wis. -- The public holiday tours of Wisconsin's Executive Residence will begin Dec. 4. Each guided tour lasts about 30 minutes and includes a brief history of the Executive Residence.
Holiday tours of governor's mansion start Dec. 4 (The Capital Times) Celebrate the holidays at the governor's mansion in Maple Bluff by taking a guided tour of the executive residence, bedecked with six themed trees as the centerpiece. The seven days of free tours begin Thursday, Dec. 4 at the mansion at 99 Cambridge Road, on the northeastern shores of Lake Mendota. While there's no admission fee, tour-goers are encouraged to bring new or nearly new children's ...
School scrapbook (Wisconsin State Journal) Honors: Jeanne Boettcher, a foreign language teacher from Sauk Prairie High School, is one of two Wisconsin teachers selected from nearly 1,000 applicants nationwide to participate in a Toyota International Teacher Program environmental expedition to the Galapagos Islands. Patrick Arndt from Berlin High School was also selected. The study tour departed Saturday and will return Dec. 6. The ...
Holiday tours of governor's mansion start Dec. 4 (The Capital Times) Celebrate the holidays at the governor's mansion in Maple Bluff by taking a guided tour of the executive residence, bedecked with six themed trees as the centerpiece. The seven days of free tours begin Thursday, Dec. 4 at the mansion at 99 Cambridge Road, on the northeastern shores of Lake Mendota. While there's no admission fee, tour-goers are encouraged to bring new or nearly new children's ...
School scrapbook (Wisconsin State Journal) Honors: Jeanne Boettcher, a foreign language teacher from Sauk Prairie High School, is one of two Wisconsin teachers selected from nearly 1,000 applicants nationwide to participate in a Toyota International Teacher Program environmental expedition to the Galapagos Islands. Patrick Arndt from Berlin High School was also selected. The study tour departed Saturday and will return Dec. 6. The ...
