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Brown Scores Two in Shutout Win at Beloit
JANESVILLE, Wis. – The MSOE Men's Hockey team picked up a shutout victory on Saturday as Kiki Brown recorded his first multi-goal game to complete the weekend sweep over Beloit College. FINAL SCORE. MSOE RAIDERS – 6 — Beloit - 0 HOW IT HAPPENED. MSOE (2-1-1, 0-0-0...
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Milton focusing on connectivity, safety in new parks plan
MILTON — In its new five-year outdoor recreation plan, the City of Milton is prioritizing connectivity, accessibility, safety and repairs. The proposed plan will be reviewed by the city’s Plan Commission and Common Council this Wednesday for approval. City Administrator Paul Hensch said the plan is crucial because it not only provides a roadmap for future park investments, but it helps the city prioritize limited funding and makes it eligible for state and federal grants. “Connectivity was one of the strongest themes we heard from residents,” Hensch said. “People want to be able to move more easily between their neighborhoods, parks, schools and other destinations.” The city hopes to preserve attractive areas for eventual park or recreational purposes, provide parks within walking distance of all new residential areas, emphasize family-oriented facilities within the parks, coordinate with area partners to provide services to residents via parks when possible and encourage expansion of county parks and recreational facilities in the Milton area. The work started in 2024 through public meetings and surveys, which were incorporated into the plan proposal. City staff also evaluated parks and had discussions with the Parks and Recreation Commission. As part of safety, accessibility and repairs, the city
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Hononegah falls to Fenwick in IHSA football playoffs
ROCKTON — Short of winning a state championship game, Brian Zimmerman knew his final football game as head coach at Hononegah was going to be a loss. He just hoped he and his Indians could put that off for a while longer. Unfortunately, playing defending IHSA 6A champion Fenwick (8-3) provided a huge obstacle. The Friars dominated throughout Saturday’s game at Kelsey Field, dispatching the 9-2 Indians 38-13. “Right now, it just feels like any other end of the season loss …heartbreaking,” said Zimmerman. “I’m certain I’ll reflect in upcoming days and weeks, but I am getting out on my own terms and I’m going to enjoy some time with my family and friends. It’s been a great career. Football has been a lifelong passion of mine ever since I played here at Hononegah. So I’m going out and I’m going out at a good time.” The Indians finished second in the NIC-10 and won their playoff opener with a lineup that featured a strong senior class, but also a large number of players who will return. “The program is in a good place,” Zimmerman said. “We’ve got lower levels that are doing really well and we’ve got a great
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Milton School District seeks Wall of Honor nominations
MILTON — Nominations are open for the Milton School District’s 2027 Wall of Honor. The Wall of Honor, which is in the high school commons, recognizes former students, alumni, staff and community members with close ties to the district who distinguished themselves through academic, artistic or athletic achievement. Milton School District Superintendent Jeremy Bilhorn and Milton School Communications and Safety Coordinator Kari Klebba co-chair a steering committee. From there, nominations forwarded to a nine-person selection committee made up of district staff, community members and alumni. “We want to celebrate those that have upgraded the culture and the foundations of the district that we love,” Bilhorn said. Nomination forms are at milton.k12.wi.us/WallOfHonor . Nominations are due Jan. 31 either online or in person at the high school. Selections will be made in March and announced in April. Honorees will be celebrated in a ceremony the Thursday of homecoming week and then presented at the homecoming football game. “It keeps going because there’s a lot of really good people. I always put the plug there’s a lot of good people. We need to have them nominated. I always tell people I can’t send them to the selection committee if they’re nominated,” Bilhorn