On August 20, Middleton’s own Ed Solner celebrated a milestone—his 90th birthday. Ed’s life of architectural achievements, deep friendships and a devoted family continues to inspire those around him.
Acting on the costs associated with hiring the firm to find a new Middleton Police Chief, the Middleton Common Council on Aug. 20 approved a $28,900 budget amendment to hire the firm and conduct two community forums.
Acting on a request from the Community of Bishops Bay LLC, the Middleton Common Council on Aug. 20 approved an application for the Agricultural Roads Improvement Program (ARIP) to provide funding for Oncken Road resurfacing.
The Middleton Common Council recently approved hiring a consultant to complete a survey to evaluate the historical and architectural significance of all properties within the city’s corporate boundaries.
A significant portion of the August 28 Middleton Cross Plains Area School District meeting was devoted to two presentations: the Athletics and Activities Review for the recent school year, and the annual report from the Information and Public Relations Department.
Middleton’s new Lake Street Boat Launch will welcome a new sculpture thanks to previously budgeted money and interest from 9 artists, according to Director of Planning and Community Development Abby Attoun.
The City of Middleton will undergo an exterior revaluation in the 2026 tax year, thanks to a $225,000 contract approved Aug. 20 by the Middleton Common Council.
TOWN OF MIDDLETON – A resident who helped motorists and school bus riders during last winter’s snowstorms was presented Monday with this year’s ‘Friend of the Award.”
The City of Middleton will ask voters for their permission in the Nov. 5 presidential election to add a $23 quarterly charge per equivalent runoff unit for the city’s stormwater utility.
Local resident Beth Janetski of Cross Plains, Wisconsin, won a Red Ribbon in the biennial “National Norwegian-American Folk Art Exhibition” at Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School.
