The City of Middleton’s Efficiency Navigator program has saved residents a total of $8,476 and 30,004 kilograms of annual carbon dioxide emissions during its first three years of existence, according to City Sustainability Coordinator Kelly Hilyard.
Massage — establishments, not parlors — and cigarettes — including vapes — fell under the regulatory purview of the Middleton Common Council on Tuesday, March 17.
The Wisconsin Heights School District is responding to community concerns after photos, and music videos filmed inside Wisconsin Heights High School by alumna and recording artist Skylar Grey surfaced online.
The Middleton Common Council on Tuesday, March 3, approved the city issuing a request for proposals for airport management services for the Middleton Municipal Airport.
The Middleton Common Council said farewell to the Lumani family on March 3 by adopting a proclamation honoring 35 years of Sofra Family Bistro. The family announced last month that it would close the restaurant named Sofra which means “family table” later this year.
MAZOMANIE — The Village Board on March 10 approved moving forward with plans to borrow approximately $2.84 million through general obligation promissory notes, a financing package that will fund multiple infrastructure projects and a new fire department apparatus.
While campaigning for Wisconsin State Treasurer, Dylan Helmenstine continues to serve in two local government roles that he says shape his approach to the statewide position.
BLACK EARTH — The Black Earth Plan Commission met March 10 to continue developing a five-year housing action plan aimed at addressing the village’s housing needs while maintaining its rural character.
MAZOMANIE — Reconstruction of Crescent Street moved forward as village officials reviewed contractor bids and awarded the project to Meise Construction of Sauk City during the March 10 Village Board meeting.
