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neighborhood news January 2018 Happy New Year 2018 State Capitol Christmas Tree
Welcome Ð
Calendar of Events
Village Board
January President Timothy O’Brien......................................246-0321
1 New Year’s Day
9 Building Board Meeting Trustee Peter Duff.....................................................249-0565
9 Village Caucus/Village Board Meeting Trustee Cynthia Johnson..........................................230-5080
27 Winterfest
Trustee Kristine Jaeger..............................................217-1919
February Trustee Eric McLeod.................................................244-1371
13 Village/Building Board Meeting Trustee Jim Schuler....................................................249-1696
14 Valentine’s Day
Trustee Carl Vieth......................................................249-4647
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11 Daylight Saving Village Departments
13 Village/Building Board Meeting
17 St Patrick’s Day Administrator/Police Chief Tim Krueger...........244-3048
Clerk/Treasurer Sarah Danz.................................244-3048
Trash/Recycling Deputy Clerk/Clerk of Court Rene Dopkins...........244-3069
2018-Maple Bluff Refuse/Recycle (Trash pick-up is shaded, Recycle dates are circled)
Trash pick up is in gray, recycling dates are circled Rec. Dir./Deputy Treasurer Curt Erickson............230-7655
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Happy New Year! By Tim Krueger
I hope the end of 2017 went out with a fizzle and no
drama to corrupt your life!
Before I get too deep into this article, I want to make
mention of a scam that was attempted right before
Christmas, targeting a couple who live in Maple Bluff.
During this scam, the couple was targeted by a phone call
where the caller identified themselves to be the ‘Grand-
child’ of the Target. The scammer even knew the correct
name of their grandchild! FYI, Scammers use multiple
data sources to learn details about their targets life to
help validate their story. It’s easy to do with open social
media sources such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or
similar programs. In this case, the victim was astute not
to fall for the initial scam. But then, the scammers called
back and reported themselves to be with the Maple Bluff
Police Department. They basically told the victim that be ready if they try to scam you. One suggestion for
they were aware of the most recent phone call scam these scams where a family member needs money is to
attempt and that now the Maple Bluff Police were on establish a code word or phrase when you need to vali-
the case. They said the police were outside their home to date a call or message from immediate family members.
help protect them. The caller told the would be victim Everyone in the family needs to know and remember
not to go outside or they could end up being murdered. that word or phrase and that can sometimes be a hin-
The victim was also told not to tell anyone else what was drance, but minimally it will slow the transaction down.
taking place. Time is always on your side. If someone wants immedi-
ate action from you, they may be trying to scam you. Just
Then, in another call to the victim in close proximity, stay alert to the possibility of being scammed and don’t
the Caller reported himself to be “Maple Bluff Police let it happen to you! When in doubt, hang up.
Chief Timothy Krueger”. ‘Chief Timothy Krueger’ then
reassured the victims that the police were actively on this Don’t forget that on January 9th, the Village Caucus will
case and watching their home to help protect them. Then be held starting at 7pm in the Village Gym. The Village
the caller (Police Chief Timothy Krueger) asked if they Caucus is the method that the Village uses to get candi-
would help support the police and all of their efforts to dates onto the ballot for the Spring Election. Each year,
protect them and their property. ‘Chief Krueger’ then three (3) Village Trustees are up for re-election. In the
suggested that the victims go to Walmart and get Gift odd number years, the Village President position is also
Cards for the Officers and to go to the bank and with- up for election. At the Caucus, candidates are placed into
draw money to help support the police that protect them. nomination. All it takes is for someone to nominate you
and to receive a 2nd. If there are more than an average
Fortunately the victim(s) were not to be scammed as of 2 candidates for each position, there would be a run-
their better judgement took over when they got to off at the caucus to get the total number of candidates
Walmart and the Bank. This case really illustrates how down to 6. If you are worried about a long, drawn out
persuasive, conniving, convincing, deceitful and ruthless process, the Caucus is not it. The Village Caucus is usu-
scammers will be to get you to turn over your money. ally completed within 15-20 minutes!! Come and watch
This is not the first such example of this type of scam Democracy in action.
being used successfully in the Village. Post this article
where aged parents can see it. Help teach your friends Finally, as we set sail into this new year, the Village will
and family to not be taken by these scams. It is important continue to provide all of the top notch services that
to pay attention in these situations as scammers try to we have in the past. There are a few projects we hope to
confuse you and maybe even disorient you with fear such get started including the construction of the Veterans
as random threats to cause harm. Also, pay attention to Memorial and a renovation of the Beach House at Beach
details. Some of you may already know that I don’t ever Park. We will be performing ongoing maintenance to
refer or introduce myself by my full name. Ever. I sign other Village infrastructure, but no significant projects
my full name on legal documents, but don’t call myself this year. Other than that, we will have to see what comes
Timothy. Small things make a difference. Be aware and our way in 2018, you never know what doors may open!
3 January 2018
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Calling all friends and neighbors!
Please join us for this annual tradition;
we are excited to bring you the following events!
Monday, Jan. 22 -- The Medallion’s hunt -- The first ***Please note, you can sign up on the village rec
clue @ 4 pm will be posted via village email, and posted website, but you will pay in person as the village cannot
on the Village Boards! Hidden somewhere in the officially sanction gambling. For shame, as this would be
neighborhood is a treasured medallion (a bedazzled blue a great source of revenue and we could finally pave the
skillet). Follow the daily clues to the treasured streets in gold.
hiding place! The prize for the medallion finder is $100,
to be presented at the MBCC dinner!!! To volunteer for Friday activities, please see sign up
genius or contact Ellie Hausmann (ellie.hanson1@gmail.
Friday, January 26 -- EUCHRE NIGHT -- Maple com , Kelsey Hausmann (kelseyjhausmann@gmail.com),
Bluff Beach House brought to you by Molly Lohr, or Molly Lohr (molly.lohr@gmail.com)
Kelsey Hausmann, and Ellie Hausmann!!!!
Saturday, Jan. 27 12 to 3:30 pm Winterfest at the
BEER -- check. Beach House -- Chili cook off beginning at 12 pm!
PIZZA -- check. Show off your mad chili skills and enter your chili in
NEIGHBORS, friends, strangers about to become your this hotly anticipated cooking contest. Prizes will be
friends-- check. given for the top finisher; try to dethrone last year’s
champ, Zach Johnson! Chili, fixings, hot dogs, chips,
Will the Sugar dynasty finally be toppled by a new and cookies, premium beer and water will be provided
euchre winner in 2018? This year, we can’t wait to for all Villagers to enjoy for lunch. Cost is $5 per person
find out if one or more Sugars will land a spot on the for entry to Winterfest (includes lunch and one raffle
euchre podium for another consecutive year! Book your ticket) and $5 for unlimited beers. Activities for all ages
babysitters and run, don’t walk (or drive) to the Beach including Ididerdad Race, Hammerschlagen, Ice Golf
House for a night of cards, delicious beer, and food! “hole in one” contest, and Broom Ball! Stop by or
Registration begins at 6:30--We will feature premium spend the day with us! We also need volunteers.
beers (Fantasy Factory, PBR for nostalgia’s sake), wine
(no Boone’s Farm), champagne (now you’re talking) and ***Chili cookers, please label your crockpots on the bot-
delicious deep dish pizza from Pizzeria Uno donated by tom and plan to pick them up after the cookoff
Tom Beach. Registration will end at 7:30pm, followed
by rules refresher and tournament play beginning at 8 To volunteer for Saturday activities, please see sign up
pm. Don’t play euchre? We’ll teach you! Don’t like genius or contact Ellen Reyerson at elle4379@gmail.com
euchre? That’s okay, we’ll still take your money. You will or Katie Long at longkaties@gmail.com. We need volun-
be randomly paired with new partners each round and teers to do small tasks such as help set up tables, deliver
meet new friends and neighbors. Villagers too sally to items, or help with kids activities.
play are encouraged to volunteer in one of the following
categories: beer maiden, shotski filler, excel spreadsheet Saturday, Jan. 27, 5:30 pm -- Maple Bluff Winterfest
operator, or security. Winners in top 3 places receive Dinner at MBCC -- Top off the fabulous Winterfest
enormous cash prizes of up to $200. Following the with a fabulous Italian dinner buffet thanks to Chef
tournament which will end at approximately 9:30 pm, Steve, awards ceremony, raffle drawing for amazing
we will commence a mega-dance party and break out prizes and a DJ dance party for kids! Dinner will begin at
the shotski. Cost is $20/player and includes buy in, 5:30 pm, Awards at 7 pm, Dance party to begin at 7:30.
pizza, snacks, a raffle ticket and one premium beer or Open to members and non-members! Call the club to
glass of wine. For an additional $10, you can add register ahead of time if possible.
unlimited beer/wine ALL WEEKEND LONG. Make
the right choice. Sign up ahead of time online or the
night of tournament, we are limited to 48 euchre-
players. You are welcome to come as a spectator-only
for the bargain price of $20 all-in for pizza and drinks.
villageofmaplebluff.com 4
Troop 5 News
Blue Mounds State Park
By Connor Paulowski
On December 2, Troop 5 and Troop 16 went on a trip
to Blue Mounds State Park. When we got there we got
everything out of the cars and made a plan for where
we were going to hike. We had decided beforehand that
we were going to walk 5 miles and that we would use a
compass and a map. Then when we decided what path
to take, we left.
We were hiking in the woods on a path where there in the dutch oven for lunch. A dutch oven is a cast iron
were a lot of Shaggy Bark Hickory trees. Shaggy Bark pan with a cover and it is used to cook things. We put
Hickory trees grow hickory nuts. Hickory nuts are in onions, garlic, canned tomatoes, beef, and canned
shelled nuts that you can break open and eat the inside. beans. We made one spicy batch and another one batch
We found a lot of those and we were cracking them that was not as spicy. It cooked for about 30 minutes
open and eating them. and then it was ready. When it was ready, we ate it with
Fritos and hot sauce. After we finished our chili, we
We kept hiking for a while and then we got to the am- cleaned up and left.
phitheater. The amphitheater had a stage for skits and
benches for viewing. We took a break there for a while
and then we hiked a little farther until we got to the
East Tower.
The East Tower was a wooden tower and it was one
of the highest points you can go in Wisconsin be-
cause Blue Mounds is the highest place in Wiscon-
sin. The tower was one of the highest points at Blue
Mounds. You could just barely see Madison from the
top of the tower. Then we got down and hiked back to
our campsite.
When we got back to our campsite we made a fire. We
had decided that we were going to make cowboy chili
Veterans memorial
In case you may not have been aware, the Veterans Memorial
Committee has drastically reduced the size of the Memorial at
Johnson Park. After several years of planning and seeking funds
they decided to move forward with a scaled back version of the
original design. The new Memorial design calls for less of a foot
print, less granite and is more in line with funds received. It
will only include Veterans names in a reduced font and omit
rank, service branch, and periods of service. Service branch
medallions, flower planters, and benches have also been elimi-
nated. The pathway leading to the memorial will still include the
memorial pavers.
As of December 21, 2017 the Veterans Committee has raised $100,000 towards this project. All of the time and effort
is close to becoming a reality in 2018. If you have been meaning to make a contribution to recognize the many Veterans
who have called this special place home, the Committee is still seeking donations. All donations towards the Memorial are
tax-deductible. For more information about the Memorial please contact a member of the Veterans Memorial Committee
or contact the Village Center.
5 January 2018
Support DreamBikes
What is ‘DreamBikes’?
The Village recently contacted DreamBikes in Sherman
Plaza to see if they were interested in recycling (pun
intended) abandoned bicycles that our Police depart-
ment periodically collects. But as we learned how they’re
much more than just a bike shop, we’re looking forward
to ways they can help us make Maple Bluff even more
bicycle friendly.
Ride – Let DreamBikes help get your bikes and gear
road (or trail) ready. They offer a full range of tune-
up/repair services, replacement parts, and accessories
to make every ride safe and enjoyable.
Founded through Trek Bicycles, DreamBikes is part
non-profit bike shop, part community revitalizer that Volunteer– The things that we can accomplish as a
hires and trains local underserved teens to repair, community far outweigh anything that we could
refurbish and resell lightly used bicycles, parts, and accomplish as individuals. DreamBikes is always
apparel, as well as operate a full-service bike shop for looking for volunteer mentors to help guide our youth
maintenance and repairs. Since 2008, DreamBikes has in realizing their goals and future opportunities.
refurbished and returned almost 20,000 used bikes to Remember—“The bicycle is a simple solution to some
the community, provided jobs for over 250 teens, and of the world’s most complex problems.”
helped a diverse audience see the world from the saddle
of a bicycle.
DreamBikes also has a mission to engage local
communities through outreach events, local fundraisers,
Smoke Your
and community rides—so expect to see them at upcom-
ing Village activities. In the meantime, here are various
Next Event
ways you can support DreamBikes:
Donate – Make an immediate difference with your
donation of lightly used bicycles, parts, and apparel,
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Public Works Ð
Winding Down. By Tom Schroeder
The holiday season is winding down and the year as we
know it 2017 is too. I would suspect that a good many
of us reflect upon the past more this time of year than
any other. The accomplishments both in the work place
and in our private lives come to mind. Maybe a few
things that has yet to be done demand a thought or two
also. Of course there are current events as well that
affect our lives that are happening all around us. There is
also the historical past…can you remember believing in
Santa Claus? Remember the family traditions that where
such a big part of your early years during Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and New Years? I hope the season has been
good for you and yours.
This past month has provided little to be concerned
after trash and recycle collection takes place. Ideally
about winter weather. It has certainly changed from
you can place the containers at opposite sides of your
mild to frigid for the last week of the year. The
driveway apron. If that does not work, placement on
unseasonal start of winter did allow us to extend yard
the terrace is fine. Allow space away from trees/poles/
waste collections an extra couple of weeks without sight
post boxes etc. When snow pack builds up you can
of the usual snow that arrives long before now. No
create a small area to place the containers so that they
promises that we will get the yard waste equipment back
are not on the street.
out before spring; winter is here to stay.
At some point this winter you are likely to be driving
Please be good neighbors when removing snow from
when it is snowing…or worse when there is freezing
driveways and sidewalks and place the same on terrace
rain or sleet falling…and then there it is a BIG plow
areas or front yards. The snow should not be placed
truck who may be plowing or treating the roadways
onto the streets or neighboring properties. Timely
with salt and sand to help make it possible for travel
removal of snow and/or treatment for ice on sidewalks
for all of us but most importantly emergency vehicles.
is appreciated by all.
Please give these vehicles extra space…do not crowd
them for they may not see you if you get into a blind
spot. Here in the village our trucks operate at a fairly
slow speed; and we try to allow motorists to get past us
or navigate an intersection first. Pass a plow truck only
if it is safe to do so. Outside of the village the plow
trucks are bigger and operate at higher speeds…give
them extra space to operate in. I tell the village crew
that nothing good happens when plowing at too high
of speed. When winter weather hits, you need to decide
how important is your trip? If the trip is necessary pro-
ceed with caution.
When placing trash cans and recycle carts at the streets
edge this time of year, do so with weather conditions in Call us with your questions and concerns.
mind, there may be a need for plowing before/during/
Here’s to everyone having a great 2018!
villageofmaplebluff.com 8
MEMBERSHIP AT MAPLE BLUFF COUNTRY CLUB Winter Offer
FITNESS CENTER & GOLF SIMULATOR
GOLF MEMBERSHIP OFFER
A NEW Fitness Center with a variety of exercise
Offer available until January 31st, 2018
equipment and group classes (SPTF and Golf
• Upon Board approval, a new Golf Member
members) as well as state-of-the-art golf simulator
can begin membership immediately
(Golf members only) are available!
• New Members pay the one-time initiation
fee when joining
• Option to pay May-December 2018 dues up FAMILY DESTINATION
front upon joining at 2017 rates; otherwise NEW 8 lane swimming pool with diving well.
dues will begin in May at 2018 rates Clay & hard tennis courts and paddle tennis courts.
• New Golf Members receive (3) golf guest Swim and tennis lessons included for children of
passes when joining and an additional (4) if SPTF and Golf members.
dues are paid upfront
• Complimentary membership to the MBCC
Wine Club through 2018 DINING & BANQUETS
NEW outdoor patio and bar with TVs and fire pits. In
SOCIAL AND SOCIAL, POOL, TENNIS & FITNESS addition to our delicious casual and fine dining, we
• Dues will begin the month after joining offer exciting social events and beautiful banquet rooms
• Complimentary membership to the MBCC to host your personal or business events.
Wine Club through 2018
GOLF COURSE
For more information and rates, or to
A spectacular 18-hole golf course, designed to highlight
schedule a tour, please contact Director
he natural splendor of The Bluff, while providing challenging
of Sales & Marketing, Jennifer Porter, at
and enjoyable play for golfers at every level. Lessons, fun
jenniferp@mbcc1899.com or 249-2144.
events and programs are available for all ages.
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Parks & Recreation Ð
Basketball Schedule (time & location) at a glance:
DATE 3RD/4TH GIRLS 3rd/4TH BOYS 5th Boys 7TH BOYS
JANUARY 6 9:00am Middleton 1:00pm Cross Plains 9:30am & 9:00am Middleton
Kromrey Park Elementary 10:30am Madison Kromrey
Country Day
JANUARY 13 11:00am Cross Bye Bye 10:00am Cottage
Plains Glacier Creek Grove Glacial
Drumlin
JANUARY 20 12:00pm Cross 11:00am Middleton 9:00am Middleton 10:00am Stough-
Plains Park Elemen- Kromrey Kromrey ton High School
tary
JANUARY 27 12:00pm Cross 11:00am Middleton 12:00pm Monona 11:00am Stough-
Plains Glacier Creek Kromrey ton High School
Trips Fitness Programs
Cascade Mtn Ski/Snowboard Trip Candlelight Yoga
Monday, January 15 Wednesdays: Jan 10 - Feb 28
8:30am - 5:00pm 6:45pm-7:30pm
Fee: $60.00 Warren Dailey Cabin
The Cascade Mountain ski/snowboard trip is scheduled Escape from your day and enjoy the tranquility of Can-
for Monday, January 15th. The bus will leave the Maple dlelight Yoga with a blend of stretching, gentle flow and
Bluff Village Center at 8:30am and will return at approx- restorative poses with a focus on relaxing and melting
imately 5:45pm. Cost of the trip includes bus transpor- the stress away. All levels welcome. Wear something
tation, lift ticket and lunch. All participants are eligible comfortable and enjoy the benefits of letting go.
for free lessons and free equipment rentals. Registration
is due no later than Monday, January 8th.
DodgeBall
Archery DodgeBall
Sundays: Feb 4 - March 11
Archery 2:00pm-2:45pm
Sundays: Feb 4 - March 11 Gym
3:00pm - 3:55pm
Fee: $38.00 Are your kids feeling cooped up as the winter months
drag on? Sign them up to dodge, dip, dive and duck in
This winter session will work this playground favorite game on Sunday afternoons.
on safety, shooting techniques,
accuracy and shooting with a compound and a cross-
bow. Each week the group will play fun games and have Conceal & Carry
competitions.
Conceal & Carry
Saturday, February 3
9:00am-noon
Training Room
Fee: $60.00
Earn a conceal and carry permit by attending this
professional course taught by Maple Bluff Police
Department. Attendees are asked to bring writing
materials to take notes.
villageofmaplebluff.com 10Summer Camp Programs - Registration Deadline is Thursday, April 12th for A & A and CYGW
Arts & Athletics Camp-Ya-Gotta-Wanna
Mon-Fri Mon, Wed, Fri
6/18 – 8/17 6/18 - 8/17
Ages: 7 - 12 (entering 2nd through completion of 6th Ages: 3-7
Grades) 1:00pm-4:00pm
2:15pm - 4:15pm Fee: $350.00
Fee: $173.00
This 9 week summer program meets at Firemen’s Park
This 9-week summer program provides youth (entering M, W & F from 1:00pm-4:00pm. Enrollment for this
2nd through 6th grade) a fun, safe environment that program is open to all Maple Bluff resident children
provides fun activities at the Maple Bluff Beach Park. between the ages of 3 and 7 (entering 2nd grade in fall
This program is an open program (participants may of 2018). This afternoon playgroup program will offer
leave the beach at any time throughout the program structured and free play opportunities, as well as, arts
with written permission from parents) with attendance and craft projects. Groupings will be divided based on
taken daily. Throughout the summer participants will age of the children and the parent volunteers will try
participate in arts, crafts, games, sports and other excit- their best to group your child with their friends.
ing activities. On occasion small groups may leave the
Beach for other activities, but notification will be made
to parents with confirmation that this will occur. Please
note in the event of inclement weather, A and A may be
cancelled for the safety of participants and staff.
Employment
Beach Lifeguards
Applications are now being accepted for Summer
Beach Lifeguards. The Lifeguard staff is responsi-
ble for controlling the actions of the swimmers and
program participants, performing appropriate rescues
when required and providing CPR/First Aid when
necessary. The work will also involve providing a fun,
safe and educational atmosphere for summer program
participants. Applications can be picked up at the
Village Center and are due back no later than April 12th
at 3:30pm.
Camp Ya-Gotta-Wanna Counselors
CYGW is currently seeking enthusiastic, responsible
counselors to provide a safe, fun experience for partic-
ipants at CYGW. Counselors will need to be at least 14
years of age and have had prior babysitter experience
or completed the Red Cross Babysitter training course.
Counselors will be assigned specific groups of partic-
ipants between the ages of 3 years of age and 7 (or
entering 2nd grade). Counselors will report to the CYGW
Director and will perform various daily tasks such as
cleaning, providing snack to participants and the super-
vision and instruction of youth.
All applications must be returned to the Village Center
by April 12th at 3:30pm. Applications can be picked up
at the Village Center or downloaded from the Village’s
website.
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