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    BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

    A 19-year-old Richfield man wascharged in Washington County CircuitCourt with first degree intentional homi-cide July 31.

    Daniel J.H. Bartelt is accused in thecriminal complaint of causing thedeath of Jessie Blodgett,19, at her resi-dence in Hartford on July 15. If con-victed, Bartelt could face life in prison.

    In addition, previous chargesagainst Bartel t in a July 12 attack on awoman in Richfield Historical Park

    were amended to add a count ofattempted first degree intentional homi-cide. If convicted on that count, Barteltcould face 60 years in prison.

    Bail was set at $750,000. JudgeTodd Martens ordered a competencyevaluation of Bartelt by the countyDepartment of Health Services. Thenext court date will be at 1:15 p.m.Sept. 4.

    July 12: An attack inRichfield Historical Park andsubsequent charges.

    According to the criminal com-plaint, a 20-year-old MenomoneeFalls woman reported that she wasattacked by an individual with a knife

    between 10:10 and 10:22 a.m. July

    12 in the park, which is located at4399 Pleasant Hill Road in Richfield.

    The woman told police that thesuspect tackled her to the groundwhile he was holding a knife, and shesaid she thought she was going todie. The woman grabbed a hold ofthe blade end of the knife and did notlet go, as she felt it was a life or

    death situation. The woman ended

    up struggling with the suspect forapproximately a minute, during whichtime she was able to disarm the sus-pect and take the knife. The suspectgot off the victim and tried to take theknife from her but she held on to it.

    The victim sought medical treat-ment and required 15 stitches. The vic-tim sustained six lacerations to herright hand, three of which requiredstitches. She also sustained a cutacross the palm and multiple cuts onher left fingers

    When questioned by an investiga-

    tor, Bartelt initially was unable to pro-vide details of where he was on July12. During further questioning, headmitted that he was at the park onJuly 12 reading a book and drinkinga beer when he saw the victim driveinto the park.

    Bartelt said in a spur of themoment decision he took a knife andwent to scare the victim. He said helost the knife during a fight and ranback to his vehicle.

    Bartelt was originally charged inthe Richfield park attack July 18 withfirst degree recklessly endangeringsafety, aggravated battery and sub-stantial battery, attempted falseimprisonment and disorderly conduct,

    Richfield suspect charged with homicideCharges increased in July 12 park incident

    Daniel J.H. Bartelt, 19, is facinghomicide and attempted homicidecharges stemming from incidentswhich occurred on July 12 and

    July 15. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen.

    Turn to page 4

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    all while using a dangerous weapon. Thecharges were amended July 31 to include acharge of first degree attempted intentionalhomicide

    July 15: The death of JessieBlodgett in Hartford and the investi-gation which led to a first degreehomicide charge.

    Blodgett was found deceased by hermother during the afternoon of July 15.According to the criminal complaint, anautopsy later determined that the victimdied of ligature strangulation.

    According to the criminal complaint,Bartelt denied any knowledge or involve-ment in Blodgetts death. When askedabout his whereabouts on July 15, Barteltsaid he was driving all over and endedup at Woodlawn Union Park in the city ofHartford.

    According to the criminal complaint,Hartford police later recovered video sur-veillance which showed Bartelt to be in thepark at around 10:25 a.m. July 15.Evidence that was later linked to the crimescene at the Blodgett residence was recov-

    ered by police in a trash receptacle.In addition, the Wisconsin Crime Lab

    also confirmed the presence of DNA fromthe victim that was found in evidence recov-ered from Woodlawn Union Park.

    Bartelt was taken into custody byWashington County Sheriffs deputies July16 in connection with the Richfield Park inci-dent. During a news conference July 31,Hartford Police Chief David Groves saidthat just over 24 hours from the beginningof the Hartford Police Departments investi-gation of Jessie Blodgett, Mr. Bartelt hasbeen removed from our community and hasbeen continuously and securely in policecustody. Every day, between then and now,the case has been made stronger and

    stronger, and we have been prepared should he have been able to post bond onthe Richfield incident that were going toput a hold on him with our investigation.

    Groves added that the evidence recov-

    ered from Woodlawn Unlinked Bartelt to the Richfiestatement, Groves noted thgerprints were recovered froresidence.

    He added that as the c

    ber of Hartford, as a fathermy thoughts and my prayeBlodgetts.

    Hartford Mayor Joeadded that my heart goes ofamily our entire commuthem in their thoughts and p

    This tragic incident is abad things can and do where. Every citizen needssafety and security in mindDautermann said.

    Dautermann noted that the first one in the city in 15 the third homicide in Har tfor

    Dautermann encouragebe looking for suspicious actit to law enforcement activiti

    Immediately after theappearance, Gary Schmaurepresenting Bartelt, said Bare shocked and devastategations.

    ...Bail set at $750,00From page 1

    The following report was takenfrom records at the GermantownPolice Department.

    Drug possession An 18-year-old man was taken into

    custody for possession of marijuana at 8:48p.m. July 20 following a traffic stop at NorthHighway 41 and Holy Hill Road.

    Operating while intoxicated A 33-year-old man was arrested for

    operating while intoxicated at 9:11 p.m. July21 at Maple Road and Appleton Avenueafter he was observed striking a traffic sig-nal.

    Operating without license A 27-year-old man was arrested for

    operating without a license-third offense at7:10 a.m. July 20 following a traffic stop atRiver Lane and Mequon Road.

    Retail theft A male suspect fled Sendiks, N112

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    A male subject was theft at Fleet farm, N96 WLine Rd., at 12:32 p.m. July

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    BYNIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

    Karls Country Market brought homefour awardsfor their bacon, wieners, ched-darwurst and summer sausagefrom theAmerican Cured Meat Championships heldin South Carolina in July.

    While a huge honor, the stores successat the annual national show for meat proces-sors has become standard fare for the 50-year-old business that has won more than200 awards in the last 28 years.

    Weve been competing since 1985and have won something every year, saidsecond-generation owner Paul Koslowskiwhose father Karl came from Germany to

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    Karls Country Market owner Paul Koslowski is pictured with awareceived at the American Cured Meat Championships in July. PhAckerman.

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    Indeed, as this particugenerally has more than 60different categories, with their selections based on appand aroma on a 1,000-poin

    Competing at these lemeasuring stick as to how yopares to that of other meKoslowski noted.

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    medals from a competition iincludes 150 countries, yodoing something right, Koslopride ourselves on doing thinioned way. Everything we masmaller scale so the cusassured of a fresh product.

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    BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

    Germantown High School wrestlingoach Casey Gabrielson recently resignedom his coaching and teaching positions ine district.

    "I love teaching and coaching and I williss many aspects of the career.

    nfortunately, I got into the education fieldthe wrong time financially speaking.nancially, I feel another career field willenefit my family best long term,"abrielson said in a June 29 letter to thestrict.

    Gabrielson was a teacher at Kennedyiddle School.

    The Express News obtained the letterom the district after the School Boardpproved his resignation July 29. In the let-r, Gabrielson said he will be attendinghool full-time to pursue a career in theedical field and has been accepted into "aw different programs" which cannot coin-de with his teaching and coaching posi-ons.

    "I did get accepted much sooner than Ixpected, hence my sudden resignation," he

    id.In the letter, Gabrielson apologized to

    the district for the late resignation and theinconvenience it would cause.

    "I respect and will always talk very high-ly of the Germantown School District and itseducators. It takes a special person to help,understand, plan and devote their life tokids," Gabrielson said.

    During School Board discussion, boardmember Bruce Warnimont noted he has

    known the Gabrielson family and CaseyGabrielson specifically since he was a stu-dent at MacArthur Elementary School.

    I was really impressed with the letter hesent us. Were going to miss him, he broughta lot to the district, Warnimont said.

    District Superintendent Jeff Holmesadded that legislators need to see that let-ter and understand some of the things goingon right now some of the unintended con-sequences of whats going on, and need tobe aware of people that are leaving (edu-cation) for those reasons.

    Board member Tom Barney noted thathis son had Gabrielson as a teacher.

    He was an outstanding teacher andprobably my sons favorite teacher by far.He will be missed, Barney said.

    After the School Board meeting, Athletic

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    Germantown wrestling coachGabrielson resigns

    BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

    The Germantown School Boardpproved the district technology plan whichll be in place over the next three years.

    At the start of discussion at the July 29eeting, Superintendent Jeff Holmes notedat the state law requires the district have achnology plan in place. Holmes explainedat in the education setting there is both thectual equipment and how it is used in teach-g and learning.

    This plan is a great start for us in terms

    having a good and solid plan in place touild upon as we go down that road in tech-

    nology, he said.Board member Bruce Warnimont said he

    is leery of the gotcha effect of beingrequire to proceed with an item called for ina plan. Holmes described the plan as aguidance document to start discussionregarding technology use.

    Holmes said the most important pieces ofthe plan are the vision statements abouttechnology use. Items addressed include stu-dents bringing in their own equipment, stor-age data networks, and security issues.

    Holmes said that one of his concerns ismaking sure the district is adaptable with its

    School Board approves technology plan

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    Around the village and countyWarhawk Band

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    chool Warhawk Band Boostersll host its 11th Annual Golfuting on Monday, Aug. 26, at

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    ub Drive, Slinger.Sign-in for the popular com-unity event begins at 10 a.m.,th a shotgun start following at a.m. Golfers of all ability levelsll play 18 holes in a scramblermat and enjoy lunch duringeir round. At 4:30 p.m., partici-ants will gather at the clubhouser dinner, an awards presenta-

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    Wall of Sound marching band.Golf, lunch, dinner, drink tick-

    s and entertainment are includ-d in the $80 fee; however, anption to attend the evening din-er and entertainment portionnly is available for $25. The registration

    eadline is Aug. 12.The event is one of the organization's pri-

    ary fundraising activities, garnering much ofe financial support needed to run the highhool's band programs for the upcoming

    ear. Funds raised are used to purchase uni-rms, equipment, instruments and lockers, asell as provide student musician scholarshipsband and leadership camps.

    To register for the event, become a spon-r or donate items for the raffle, contact Tomohl at (262) 502-1432 or [email protected],

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    Germantown Senior Centeroffers card games

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    Outdoor exhibitors sought forSt. John U.C.C. craft fair

    Exhibitors are wanted for the 28th annualall Arts & Crafts Fair at St. John U.C.C.,104 W14181 Donges Bay Rd.,

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    Childrens snake show atGermantown Library Aug. 8

    Steve Kellers Traveling Snake Show willbe featured at the Germantown CommunityLibrary at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.Thursday, Aug. 8.

    Area Farmers Markets West Bend Farmers Market open

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    Jackson Area Farmers Market openThursdays from 8:30 to 11 a.m. alongside rail-road tracks in square parking lot onHighway 60/Main Street.

    Hartford Farmers Market openSaturdays 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Johnson Streetparking lot.

    Germantown Farmers Market openSaturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. atGermantown Center Mall, Life Church park-ing lot, at corner of Mequon Road and SquireDrive.

    Menomonee Falls Farmers Marketopen from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays(May-November) and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Sundays (July-October) in the North MiddleSchool parking lot.

    chnology use and that were fluid in terms

    not setting our feet in concrete in an ever-anging world.Technology Director Mark Gabrysiak

    escribed the plan as a living and breath-g document.

    This is a starting point, this where weart to go forward, he said. He added staffll work with the board to evaluate futurechnology projects.

    Holmes then described how technologyadjusting how education is delivered.

    The teacher being the sage on theage is changing rapidly. To me its goingack what education really means, he said.

    Holmes said he sees education goingack to the teacher facilitating learning andpposed to the gatekeeper role. In the new

    role, teachers will guide children of how touse and synthesize information and how toapply it appropriately to build things with thetechnology available.

    He added that education will still involveteaching children base skills in reading, mathand other areas.

    Technology is a piece of the puzzle, hesaid.

    Board member Michael Loth askedabout the bring your own device option,and if the district could be protected if a stu-dent brought in a virus-ridden document.Gabrysiak said in that case, a student wouldbe allowed to get on a wireless network forInternet access but will not be allowed totouch district file servers.

    The plan was approved, with Warnimontabstaining.

    rom page 12

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    Dear Dr. Winter, Mother is 96 years old and shestarted wearing dentures at about 60. She has no lowerbone left! She has tried denture paste but it is useless.

    She eats the paste, gets sick to her stomach and whenshe leaves it out her lower denture bounces like abasketball when trying to eat. She can only drink herfood now and is not a candidate for any surgery. Anysuggestions?

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    to enamel of teeth. I would need to see how muchenamel is gone to discuss treatment options. I willevaluate your remaining enamel, your level ofsensitivity and your bite to determine if you requirecrowns, orthodontics or perhaps only someconservative fillings. It is important to realize that one

    major problem of acid erosion is that as the teeth wearand get thin, the opposing teeth super-erupt and moveup onto the worn area. So treating bulimia is not justabout the thinning worn teeth but the new position ofthe opposing teeth. You can see examples of bulimiatreatment on www.winterdental.com

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