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June 25, 2020
NextHome Opens Two Offices in Fort Atkinson and Whitewater
NextHome is pleased to announce the newest addition to the franchise, NextHome Success, which will serve clients in the Jefferson, Rock, Walworth County and surrounding areas. Success represents the 12th and 13th office locations opened in WI.
Formerly Century 21 Affiliated, owners Carolyn Fox and Amy Fox purchased the NextHome franchise because they were impressed with the companies vision, technology and The Whitewater Aquatic and fitness center is ready to welcome our members back safely starting Wednesday, July 1st!We will be reopening Wednesday, July 1st with adjustments to ensure the safety of our patrons and staff members. Services will be limited to the lap pool, fitness center, and outdoor cycling classes. At this time we will limit access to members only.Lap Pool:Preregistration for lap lane usage is required by all members who wish to use the lap pool. Members can register for swim times using
(Whitewater, WI) UW-Whitewater’s College of Arts and Communication begins it’s Safer At Home Stories with one about Teagan Collis, a senior majoring in Psychology with a double minor in Dance and Spanish. Collis had always wanted to study abroad and to accomplish that she began organizing her class schedule in her sophomore year to include a semester of study abroad and still graduate in four years. Last summer she applied to study abroad in Spain.
“One day I was studying for midterms in Spain and November 2, 2019
LWV Whitewater Area Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
Plastic waste pollution is a complex and growing problem that will only be resolved by close collaboration between community, business and government interests. This collaboration must begin at the grassroots level. Local units of government in Wisconsin are tasked by laws and regulations to manage Municipal Solid Waste; however, a state law passed in 2015 restricts the authority of local government units to regulate reusable or
Lake Revitalization and Dredging ProjectThe City of Whitewater will be undertaking a drawdown of Cravath and Trippe Lakes beginning July 8, 2019.
Drawdown dates:The drawdown will begin on July 8, 2019 and will continue through Sept. 30, 2019The dredging portion of the project is anticipated to being winter of 2020/2021Lakes will remain drawn down throughout this timeframeLakes will be refilled spring 2021
What is a lakes drawdown?For Cravath and Trippe Lakes, a drawdown would be performed by.png){kind=logo}
NextHome Opens Two Offices in Whitewater and Fort Atkinson
Whitewater Aquatic & Fitness Center to Re-Open!
Teagan Collis Finds Hope Amid Disappointment
League of Women Voters Whitewater Area Letter to the Editor
Lakes Drawdown Project
