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Germantown School Board PresidentRobert Soderberg emphasized the needto continue local control of educationwhile promoting the district's achieve-ment during comments at the Sept. 28annual meeting.

"One of those matters that the boardis extremely passionate about is that of local control and the intrusion of othersfrom outside our community into mat-ters of our control,"Soderberg said. "Weknow what is right for our kids and wewill continue to fight to exercise thatright."

Soderberg noted that Germantownwas the first district in the state to optagainst fully implementing the CommonCore State Standards in December 2013.He added the district continues to moveforward on creating its own standards,curriculum, and assessments.

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The following report was taken fromrecords at the Germantown Police Department.

Disorderly conduct• A male subject was warned and

advised for disorderly conduct at 11:14p.m. Sept. 21 after causing a distur-bance at Buffalo Wild Wings, N96W17990 County Line Road.

• A male subject was warned andadvised for disorderly conduct at 11:23p.m. Sept. 22 after causing a distur-bance by yelling and screaming duringa phone argument with his girlfriend ina parked vehicle in the N9000 block of

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Retail theft• A male subject was cited for retail

theft at Fleet Farm, N96 W18200 CountyLine Road, at 12:41 p.m. Sept. 23.

• A male subject was cited for retailtheft-first offense at Fleet farm at 1:38p.m. Sept. 24.

Theft• A male resident reported four solar

lights were stolen from his driveway inthe N9000 block of Butternut RoadSept. 22.

• A student at Germantown High

School was cited for possession of stolen property Sept. 23 after investi-gation revealed the student had taken acalculator.

Vandalism• The soccer field in the N11000

block of Country Aire Drive was report-ed vandalized with chalk Sept. 22.

Warrant• A female subject was taken into

custody on a West Allis warrant at 5:17p.m. Sept. 21 following a traffic stop atCounty Line Road and Fond du LacAvenue.

Germantown Police Blotter Casa Grande Hair and NailW16700 Mequon Road, Germawill seek to help the GermaFood Pantry during October.

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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCHW172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Timesof worship: Mondays 6:30pm, Sundays 9am.

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monitoring nest boxes. Free.• Memory Café-Wednesday, Oct. 7,2:30 to 4 p.m.: In partnership with theOzaukee County Aging ResourceDisability Center (ARCC), Riveredge isoffering a Memory Café. The Café isintended for people with all stages of memory loss and their caregivers. Funindoor and outdoor (weather depend-ent) activities are planned for thegroup each month. The Café offers theopportunity for people to be socially,physically and creatively active in anatural setting. The group providesadditional sources of support and assis-tance to those coping with the issue of memory loss and cognitive changes.Call Kathy Glaser at ARDC at (262) 284-8120. Free.

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• Children’s Library StorytimMan” by Lois Ehlert--Saturday, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Free.

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Volunteers for Habitat for Humanityof Washington and Dodge Countiestook a break from constructing a homein the village of Jackson Sept. 11 tomark the National Day of Service andthe organization's Faith Build Week.

Russ Wanta, executive director forHabitat for Humanity of Washingtonand Dodge Counties, said the non-prof-it organization focuses on addressingthe housing needs of low income fami-lies.

"This what we choose to do, I thinkwe do it very well," he said. This year,Habitat for Humanity has completedits one millionth home nationwidesince the organization was formed 38years.

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Among those at the Jackswere representatives of CrChurch, Bradley Corporation aGPS Education Partners. Morgadirector of family services for for Humanity, mentioned groups that are working at the site. There were approximately ple at the Jackson site that day

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The house being constructed inJackson is a side-by-side that will servetwo families. Pfaff noted that Habitatwill provide the mortgage, which isbased on the families income. Workbegan on the home in the summer andit hoped to be completed by the end of the year. Habitat for Humanity of Washington and Dodge Countiesreceived a $50,000 grant from ThriventFinancial to assist with the project.

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BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The winner of the Germantown-Whitefish BaySept. 25 was decided on the very last play.

Trailing 24-21 after Whitefish Bay took the leadwith 2:47 left in the game on a 26-yard field goal byBailey Wieland, Germantown mounted a final drivethat got to the Blue Dukes 10-yard line. With 6 sec-onds left, Germantown's Nate Seymour threw to JackBrzkala in the corner of the end zone, but Bay'sMichael Kirkendoll intercepted the pass.

"You can't ask for a better position to be in at theend of the game than that," Germantown Coach JakeDavis said. "It happens. We've been here and it's hap-pened to us before.That's football -- that's what thisgame is and we knew it was going to be like that."

The final play gave Whitefish Bay a 4-0 NorthShore Conference record while Germantown fell into atie with Cedarburg and Homestead with a 3-1 confer-ence record. Germantown was to host Cedarburg Oct.2.

Whitefish Bay had a 14-0 lead early in the secondquarter following 5- and 2-yard runs by VanBassindale. Germantown mounted a drive late in thesecond quarter that ended with a 4-yard run into theend zone by Seymour. Germantown then mounteddrives in the third quarter that ended with a 1-yardrun by Austin Mozdzen and a 2-yard run by Seymourto give the Warhawks 21-14 lead heading into thefourth quarter.

But the field position changed in Bay's favor on along punt that gave Germantown possession insidetheir own 20-yard line and the Blue Duke's defenseforced a punt, setting up a Whitefish Bay drive thatended on a 50-yard pass play from Jake Fisher toChristopher Caspari with 8:44 remaining. WhitefishBay's defense again stopped Germantown and the Blue

Dukes were mounting a final drive that stalled, lead-ing to the field goal by Wieland and setting the stagefor the final moments of the game.

"I was happy with the way they fought," Davissaid." We were down 14-0, just like last year,and theyfought back the same. That's what we've got to con-tinue to build on, those kinds of moments, and keeprising. We've just got to be able to start better than wedid and get after it."

Menomonee Falls 37, West Allis Central 13: MikeConrardy picked up a Central fumble and returned it

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With the win, Menomonee Falls improves tthe Greater Metro Conference and 3-3 overall.

Hamilton 20, West Allis Hale 14: Michaeran eight times for 64 yards and two touchdoHamilton. Sam Herriges scored the Chargertouchdown. Hamilton improved to 2-2 in the Metro Conference and 2-4 overall.


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The Menomonee Falls girls volleyballteam finished eighth at the LynnLaPorte Sprawl held in West Bend Sept.25-26.

The Indians opened the tournamentwith a 25-17, 25-17 win over OostburgSept. 25 and followed that with a 25-20, 18-25, 15-9 win over De Pere.Menomonee Falls finished the day with

a a 25-16, 25-15 loss to Burlington.Menomonee Falls started the next

day with a 24-26, 23-25 loss to GreaterMetro Conference rival BrookfieldCentral and followed that with a 16-25,21-25 loss to Arrowhead. MenomoneeFalls then beat Neenah 25-16, 29-27before finishing the day with a 24-26,25-13, 7-15 loss to Kenosha Tremperand a loss to Brookfield Central.

Afterward, Menomonee Falls Coach

J.C. Bruns noted his team was seeded10th coming into the tournament.

Germantown finished 22nd at thetournament. Germantown opened thetournament with losses to Division 2powerhouses East Troy (10-25, 20-25)and Catholic Memorial (25-22, 14-25, 5-15) before topping West Bend East (25-10, 25-20) to finish the day.Germantown then lost to BrookfieldEast (15-25, 18-25) and Nicolet (20-25,

20-25) before topping Waupun 25-23,23-25, 5-15. Germantown finished the

tournament with a 20-25, 22-25Oostburg.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 23rd at the tournament. The Clost to Hartland Arrowhead,Grove and Watertown the first dChargers started Sept. 26 with aDe Pere and lost to Manitowoc and Oostburg. Kettle Moraine L

finished the day with a 25-7, 25over Waupun.

Girls volleyball: Falls 8th at Sprawl

The Hamilton boys cross countryteam won the Pete Nielsen Laser Relaysheld at Nagawaukee Park Sept. 26.

The relays are held in two separateraces, one for a team's first throughfourth runners and a second for thefifth through eight runners. The topfive scores are counted.

The fastest runner for Hamilton wasTyler Voelzke with a time of 17:18. He

was followed by Zachary Leinbach(17:21), Brian Wiedenfeld (17:25),Michael Swope (17:27) and Evan Selin(17:51). Also running for Hamiltonwere Peyton Feudner (18:05), ZacharyHeckman (18:09) and Ryan Coe(19:07).

The Hamilton girls team finishedthird at the event. Hamilton was led byRachel Jeffers, who ran the course in

19:58). She was followed by EmmaWoelfel (20:59), Carolyn Troutman(21:01), Megan Jansett (21:21) andElla Van Haren (21:36). Also runningfor Hamilton were Riley Swope (21:38)and Eliana Selin (22:02)

Germantown boys third at MuskegoThe Germantown boys cross country

team finished third at the Muskego

Invitational Sept. 26. Germantoled by Jacob DuFrane, who ffifth with a time of 16:30. He lowed by Craig Reese (sixth, Dylan Ayer (17th, 17:01), Jake(18th, 17:04), and Evan Adair17:23). Also running for Germwere Westin Feltz (48th, 18:0Joe Biesel (50th, 18:02).

The Hamilton boys soccer has wonfive straight games over a 10-day peri-od. The streak started with a 5-1 victo-ry at Verona Sept. 19 and includes winsover Menomonee Falls (2-1) Sept. 22,Homestead (4-1) Sept. 24, and OakCreek (6-2) Sept. 26.

On Sept. 29, Hamilton beatBrookfield Central 5-1. Hayden Barth

scored two goals while Brandon Kloehn,Alex Michalski and Connor Provan alsoscored for the Chargers. Following thewin over Central, Hamilton was secondin the Greater Metro Conference with a4-1 conference record and a 10-3 over-all mark.

Germantown came back from a 3-0deficit to tie Cedarburg 4-4 Sept. 29.

Ryan Mongan scored the second andfourth goals for the Warhawks whileCiaran Cummins and Jake Jenkin alsoscored for Germantown. It was the sec-ond tie in a row for Germantown, afterthe Warhawks held Hartford to a score-less draw Sept. 24.

After the tie with Cedarburg,

Germantown had an 0-2-3 NortConference record and a 1-5-6mark.

Menomonee Falls lost to WeHale Sept. 29, 7-1. AfterwaIndians had an 0-5 GreaterConference record and a 2-9mark.

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The Germantown School Boardapproved facility requests from theGermantown Hoops and GermantownGirls Basketball Clubs.

The Germantown Hooops boysyouth basketball program submitted arequest to use the Kennedy MiddleSchool gold and blue gyms on daysfrom Oct. 24 to April 8 from 6 to 9p.m. The Germantown girls basketballprogram submitted a request to usegyms at Kennedy Middle School, thehigh school, and MacArthur andRockfield elementary schools fromSept. 1 to April 30 from 4 to 9 p.m.

The requests from the clubs weretabled at the Sept. 14 board meeting.Besides the dates and times requested,the groups were requesting a facilitywaiver. At the Sept. 14 meeting, it wasexplained that the clubs submit theirrequests early, which are then grantedafter space has been blocked out forschool district and Park and Recreationactivities.

During last week's meeting,Superintendent Jeff Holmes said he is

recommending the current requestsfrom the clubs be approved whileallowing administration to review andwork on a process that will lead togreater transparency in the future.

Board member Bruce Warnimontsaid he looked through the availabilityof the Kennedy Middle School goldgym and determined "it is virtuallynever available" because the time hasbeen committed to the Park andRecreation Department, which wasapproved by the board in July.

Warnimont asked why the Park andRecreation requests couldn't be over-laid with the club requests to deter-mine what days and times the gymwould be available.

"I hope you do come to grips whyso much confusion resulted, because itputs us in a very bad light with ourcommunity when our only reason fordenying it two weeks ago was we did-n't know what was being requested,"Warnimont said.

Warnimont said the board reviewedrequest for several dates and timesthrough the year at the previous meet-ing.

"There has to be a better way,"Warnimont said.

In another matter before the board,the board approved an option for dis-trict employees who would be coveredby the federal Affordable Care Act(ACA). According to information in theboard packet, approximately 38 dis-trict employees would be covered by aprovision of the law which covers indi-viduals who work 30 or more hours and

do not have coverage. The boardapproved a "play by not offering"option which will have an estimatedimpact of $114,000 on the district.

"Given the current parameters of the ACA, along with input from theGallagher consulting team (whichadvises the district on health insur-ance matters), it is felt very few indi-viduals offered the coverage wouldaccept," Director of Business andAuxiliary Services Ric Ericksen statedin a memo to the board.

Soderberg also noted that 81 per-cent of students opted out of takingthe Badger Exam, a standardizedassessment that the state conducted forstudents in the third through eighthgrades. He noted the 81 percent was arecord in the state, "but more impor-tantly, adding thousands of minutes of much-need classroom instruction."

Afterward, Soderberg said that "thisboard thinks outside the box and we arefirm believers in local control. We know

what's right for our kids, outsiders donot."

(A provision in the state budget billapproved in the summer barred theBadger Exam from being used in futureyears. The state Department of PublicInstruction is currently seeking a newtest to replace that exam).

During his comments, Soderbergmentioned several district achieve-ments, including recent ACT scoreswhich were the second highest over thepast 12 years, a 98.4 percent gradua-tion rate at the high school, a numberfive ranking statewide and 584 nation-ally from US News & World Report onthe magazines list of top high schools.In addition, Soderberg noted thatRockfield, MacArthur and County Lineelementary schools were selected as"Schools of Distinction" for their imple-mentation of Positive Behavior andIntervention Support, which is a frame-work for behavior instruction.

"Things that occur in schools dailyare even getting noticed," Soderbergadded, citing the "Positive ActionPhone Call" program at Kennedy MiddleSchool that was featured on Fox Newslocally and on "K-Love" national radionetwork.

Soderberg also noted the board hastaken steps to be transparent and col-

laborative, citing the "board ings" newsletter that was staryear. Other communication include a new district Facebook

He also said a facilities sclose to being complete, and mea $3.8 million addition to RElementary School that will bethrough fund balance.

Tax levy, other resolutionsapprovedDistrict residents attendi

annual meeting approved the tand other resolutions. Voters aa tax levy of $29,213,536.

Other resolutions approved ers were:

• Taxing $925,000 for theprojects fund to finance the ring, repair and improvement atbuildings;

• Taxing $180,000 for the deice fund for improvements andinvestments at district building

• Taxing $90,000 for the coty services fund. The fund offseassociated with general communof district buildings and sites;

• Allowing the district to lease district property at N140 Donges Bay Road. Voters also aspending or least up to $18,000chase land contiguous to districerty for district educational pur

Voters also approved sala$5,000 all board members and $40 for for full-day special fuoutside the district and the annof schools and $20 for half-dayfunctions or evening events outhe district.


MORE INFO81 percent of district students oof Badger Exam.

PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MC

Germantown High School senior Amber Ulickey runs for a first down durin Powderpuff football game held at the school Sept. 30. The game was part

school's Homecoming week activities

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Keeping education loca

Board approves facility use requests Germantown Homecomin

PHOTOS BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN

The Germantown Historical Society host-ed the Hunsrucker Oktoberfest at the Dheinsville Historic Park Sept. 26-27.

Above: The River City Blaskapelle fromWest Bend performed a set during theafternoon of Sept. 27.

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10:00 AM – 2:00 PMDue to continued sales growth, the Hartford Plant ofMenasha Packaging follows a 24/7 work schedule.

We are looking for candidates who have a high school diploma or equivalent, goodwork history, great attendance and excellent math skills. Our pay rates start at$18.43 plus a $0.45 shift differential!! Positions are available on our nightshift. Everyone is expected to work the necessary overtime as required. If youhave applied previously with Menasha Packaging, you do not need to reapply. Allapplications are kept on file for 1 year.

MENASHA PACKAGING offers a SAFETY FOCUSED work environment, COMPET-ITIVE WAGES, an EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE including medical insurance,optional dental and vision insurance, life insurance, tuition reimbursement, long-term disability and a matching 401(k) retirement income plan, VACATION PAY,11PAID HOLIDAYS and bi-weekly paychecks directly deposited into an account ofyour choice.

For confidential consideration, applications and a skills assessment test will begiven to each applicant for comple

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