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Also on today's calendar: Little University Storytime and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Wedding Announcement: Hailey & Branden Ruthe (themonroetimes.com) — Hailey Holst and Branden Ruthe married Oct. 25 at Wisteria Castle in Watertown, exchanging personal vows and taking part in a handfasting ceremony officiated by Dianne Owens. The bride's mother hosted the ceremony and reception, and the couple will continue living in their longtime home in Albany.
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2. WUSD committee proposes public outreach on facilities needs (wdtimes.com) — Watertown school leaders are proposing a broader public conversation about district buildings before asking residents to weigh in. At a Nov. 4 committee meeting, Sam Ouweneel suggested gathering facilities information in an accessible format, holding public discussions and eventually conducting a survey, with further discussion sought in December or January.
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3. Sinnissippi public comment period closes (wdtimes.com) — Wisconsin regulators will review roughly 265 comments on the proposed Sinnissippi solar project near Watertown, Ixonia and Concord after public comment closed Nov. 9. Supporters cited landowner income and economic benefits, while opponents raised transparency, environmental and property-value concerns. Construction could begin in April 2027 if the project wins approval.
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4. Jefferson County's lowest E15 gas price recorded at $4.26 for week ending Oct. 31 (whitewatertimes.com) — Jefferson County's reported E15 prices averaged $4.51 a gallon for the week ending October 31, according to GasBuddy customer submissions. The report lists Watertown among the county's fuel markets and identifies $4.26 as the lowest price at four stations, but these historical cash prices are not current pump quotes.
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5. Madison College loses $2M in federal childcare aid for student parents (wdtimes.com) — Madison College lost a $2 million federal childcare grant, leaving 28 student parents facing a funding gap for care at its Truax and Goodman South locations. The college's foundation is providing temporary assistance while administrators seek longer-term funding to keep parents enrolled.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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