July 2025

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Sustainability Projects Show Progress, Board Moves Forward with Borrowing

The Middleton Cross Plains Area School District board of education listened as representatives of McKinstry LLC gave an upbeat report on progress thus far that takes the district closer to completing phase 1 of the sustainability plan adopted in February.  Following the progress report from McKinstry the board voted to approve a parameters resolution that will allow administration to move forward with the next steps of borrowing $7,825,000, working with Robe

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Council OK’s Three Claims Against City

During a July 15 meeting when the Middleton Common Council approved two settlements of damage claims against the city, alders approved a third settlement against advice from their insurance advisor on a split 4-2 vote.

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Citizens Want New Library

With only limited video available, the Middleton Common Council on July 15 heard two Middleton residents and one former resident ask for upgrades to the Middleton Public Library.

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‘Technical Difficulties’

During a reading of a proclamation, the July 1 Middleton Common Council meeting suffered a loss of video signal that resulted in just a few minutes from the meeting being posted to the city’s YouTube page.

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Middleton’s ‘Best of the best’ — Girls edition

Middleton’s girls sports programs have been some of the best in the state for years now.

And that certainly didn’t change during the 2024-‘25 school year.

Middleton’s girls swimming team won a state title. The Cardinals’ girls golfers were third at state.

And several teams won Big Eight Conference titles behind memorable performances from a bevy of standout athletes.

That made picking Middleton’s ‘Best of the Best’ as hard as ever.

Last week, we picked the top performances on the boys side. This week, we’ll award the top girls.

 

Team of the Year

Girls swimming

Middleton’s girls swimming and diving team had to feel pretty good about themselves as they walked out of the Waukesha South Natatorium in Nov., 2023.

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MHS’ ultimate frisbee wins state title

Middleton’s boys ultimate frisbee team capped off a memorable season with a dramatic 12-11 victory over longtime rival Madison West in the state championship game last month. This was the fourth straight year the two teams met in the final, with Middleton capturing the last two state titles.

Middleton led by as many as four in the second half, but Madison West mounted a furious comeback to tie the game, 11-11, forcing a universe point finale. The final possession was a showcase of composure and teamwork, culminating in a pass from Evan Natzke to Turner Booth for his sixth goal of the game and Middleton’s second consecutive state title.

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Middleton's HTL team moves to 11-0

Another week.

Another dominant win.

Middleton’s Home Talent League team moved to a perfect 11-0 with a 7-0 blanking of visiting Waunakee on Sunday.

Brady Schmitt threw eight scoreless innings to earn the win, while Drew Farrell pitched the ninth.

Schmitt struck out six, walked just one, and gave up six hits. Schmitt also threw strikes on 76 of 107 pitches (71.0%).

Farrell then threw a perfect ninth, striking out one.

Easton Zempel had a big day at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double, two RBIs and three runs scored. Farrell also went 2-for-4 with three RBIs, while Hayden Hellenbrand went 2-for-4 and scored two runs and Alden Cleary went 2-for-4 with an RBI.

“Brady pitched fantastic and got some great defense behind him,” Middleton player/manager Jacob Ross said. “Easton (Hellenbrand), Hunter (Bindl), Alden (Cleary) and Nolan (Smith) all made great defensive plays.

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Cross Plains Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Marchstone Development at Plan Commission Meeting

Over 40 residents gathered at the Cross Plains Town Hall to share their concerns over the proposed Marchstone development, during a public meeting of the Plan Commission on July 7.

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“It Was Unexpected”: Town Reels After Couple Killed in Apparent Murder-Suicide

TOWN OF MIDDLETON – “Shocked” and “sadden” were the reactions of neighbors to the first homicides in the town in recent memory.

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