November 2024

As the holiday season approaches, many families in the Middleton community are feeling the impact of rising food prices. This time of year is one for giving, and in the “Good Neighbor City,” there’s no better way to embody this spirit than by supporting those who may be struggling to put food on the table.

A new City of Middleton sustainability purchasing plan will be referred to Middleton governmental committees in the hopes of implementing the new plan beginning in 2025.

SUN PRAIRIE — Nowhere to hide.

Middleton’s girls swimming and diving team is the defending WIAA Division 1 state champion, and with a talented roster once again, the Cardinals are every bit as capable of a repeat.

And everyone knows it.

So entering last Saturday’s sectional meet at Sun Prairie West High School, all eyes were on the Cardinals.

“We’re conscious of the fact that we’re probably a target for other teams, but if that’s pushing (them) to work hard, it’s pushing us to work just as hard, because we know what we can do,” junior Sulia Miller said. “We don’t want to lose. We want to keep pushing for the things that we know we’re capable of. There definitely is pressure, but it pushes us to work so much harder and to swim just that much faster.”

It showed at sectionals.

Middleton Common Council alders on Nov. 6 amended portions of the 2025 Middleton City Budget which will result in a city-purposed mill rate of $5.65, or $2,351.75 on a median valued home assessed at $416,500 in the City of Middleton if the budget is passed without further amendments Nov. 19.