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neighborhood news January 2020
Welcome Ð
Calendar of Events Village Board
President Timothy O’Brien......................................246-0321
Trustee Kevin O’Driscoll.........................................298-7102
January 2020
1 New Year’s Day Trustee Patrick Grant................................................217-1815
12 8:00am-11:00am Pancake Breakfast Trustee Kristine Jaeger..............................................217-1919
14 Village/Building Board Meeting
14 7:00pm Village Caucus Trustee Eric McLeod.................................................244-1371
24/25 Winterfest Trustee Jim Schuler....................................................249-1696
Trustee Carl Vieth......................................................249-4647
February
2 Groundhog Day Village Departments
11 Village/Building Board Meeting
14 Valentine’s Day Administrator/Police Chief Tanner Nystrom......244-3048
Clerk/Treasurer Sarah Danz.................................244-3048
Deputy Clerk/Clerk of Court Rene Dopkins...........244-3069
March
8 Daylight Saving Time Rec. Dir./Deputy Treasurer Curt Erickson............230-7655
10 Village/Building Board Meeting Police ..........................................................................244-1430
17 St Patrick’s Day
Public Works.............................................................244-3048
Fire & Rescue...........................................................244-3390
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Ñ Village Administrator
A New Year with New Beginnings! By: Tanner A. Nystrom
I hope that each and every one of you had a joyful hol- Finally, I accompanied members of our village staff
iday season and a happy new year! As we look forward and elected officials as we welcomed two new part-time
to 2020 and many good things to come, I would like to police officers to our family. Officer Javier Salazar Jr
highlight some notable developments within our police and Officer Jordan Steiner achieved the notable accom-
department staff. The month of December brought with plishment of graduating Madison College’s 141st Law
it many changes: Enforcement Academy. We are proud to have Javier and
Jordan start their law enforcement careers with us and we
First, after more than 35 years of service, Officer Gary anticipate a bright future for both young men.
Sandridge submitted his letter of intent to retire from
our department. Gary dedicated his life to service of With all of aforementioned personnel changes in mind, I
the village and his long career here is a testament to the would like to close by extending my sincerest gratitude to
commitment and camaraderie that we seek to maintain all of you – village residents and staff – for your support
indefinitely. Gary’s official retirement date was on Janu- over the past month. December proved to be a remark-
ary 2nd and we plan to host a retirement party for him able affirmation of my choice to come work for and
on January 24 at the Village Center 1:00pm-3:00pm – we among you. We have an exceptionally supportive com-
encourage all to come and celebrate Gary’s retirement munity and dedicated staff that make public service a
with us! most rewarding professional calling. Those of you whom
I have had the fortune to meet and work with thus far
Second, Police Records Clerk, Kate Merlin left our have made me feel accepted, at home, and among friends
department to continue her academic and professional – I am humbled by the fact that I serve such an exem-
pursuits as a Physician’s Assistant. Over the past five plary community. Thank you and I look forward to the
years Kate proved to be instrumental in our department’s coming year!
success by providing outstanding administrative and
support services. She consistently provided timely, accu-
rate, and effective support; as well as, improved internal
processes and procedures. We are sad to see Kate go, but
wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
Third, we hired Officer, Trevor Lee to work full-time
with our department. Trevor worked for us part-time
for the past two years while he proved himself to be
competent, selfless, dedicated, and adaptive – all leader-
ship characteristics that we strive to attract and cultivate
among our police officers. He is a model candidate as we
continue to seek out, develop, and recruit high caliber
individuals and build future generations of our depart-
ment. We are proud to welcome Trevor to our family.
Fourth, after almost 9 years of exemplary service to our
village, I had the distinct pleasure of promoting K-9
Officer, Kyle Dabbs to the rank and billet of Operations
Sergeant. Over the course of his career with us, Kyle
proved himself to be a natural leader, a selfless team-
mate, and competent beyond his years of experience. I
trust in his abilities and look forward to the many contri-
butions he will bring to our department, our office, and
our community in his new role.
Tanner Nystrom, Javier Salazar Jr, Jordan Steiner, Jay Sugden
Village Clerk Ð
MAKING PROPERTY TAX NOTICE OF SPRING ELECTION
PAYMENTS APRIL 7, 2020
Village Center Office Hours are Monday – Friday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an election
7:30am to 4:30pm. There is a deposit box in the front to be held in the Village of Maple Bluff, on Tuesday,
entryway for dropping off payments after hours. Pay- April 7, 2020, the following offices are to be elected to
ments will be accepted until 4:30pm on Friday, January succeed the present incumbents listed. The term for
31st. Payments received after the deadline may be sub- Village Trustees will begin on April 21, 2020. All terms
ject to interest and penalties. are for two years unless otherwise indicated.
Escrow Checks will need to be endorsed by each prop- Office Incumbent
erty owner if the check is made out to the Village of
Maple Bluff and the owner(s). Village Trustee Patrick Grant
Village Trustee Kristine Jaeger
Please return the lower portion of your tax bill with Village Trustee Kevin O’Driscoll
payment. This helps us process payments more effi-
ciently. Municipal Judge – 4 year term Denis Vogel
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a village caucus
for the purpose of nominating candidates to appear on
the spring election ballot for the above listed offices will
be held on January 14, 2020 at 7:00pm at the Village
Center, 18 Oxford Place.
Sarah Danz, Village Clerk 244-3048
villageofmaplebluff.com 4
Ñ Public Works
New Year: By: Tom Schroeder
Here we are welcoming not only a new year by retiring
the old, we are also welcoming a new decade as well;
2020! I do remember when my eyesight was good, but
alas, my “vision” has succumbed to the march of time.
Hopefully we have made the best of this past year and
have positioned ourselves for a successful start with the
new year. Best wishes to you and yours.
To say the least, 2019 was a very challenging year for the
public works department. We did not necessarily have
more to do than any other year. We did keep up with
weekly services and accomplished all of our seasonal
chores and activities as well. What made it so challeng-
ing was the oscillating weather patterns that seemed to
deliver extreme conditions all year long.
The activity that was impacted the most would be in Metropolitan Sewerage District) claims that inefficient
the tree care/tree removal area. We did not get the softeners are responsible for more than half the salts
number of targeted ash trees removed this year that I that end up going down the drain and end up at their
had planned. If the weather provides an extension of treatment plant.
mildness that we have experienced of late, we should
be able to get back on track. Although it seems to be a Have a great New Year and I’ll see you on the streets
never ending need to address trees that are demonstrat- of Maple Bluff!
ing poor vigor or structural integrity and need extreme
pruning or removal. Call us with your questions and concerns.
The first month of winter failed to provide us with
Here’s to everyone having a great 2020!
a white Christmas, but it appears that there will be a
chance to have snow on the ground before New Year’s
Eve. I will fully expect that the winter season will have
plenty of snow and cold and everything in between for
us to deal with. That being said, please be good neigh-
bors and place snow on your own property and not
onto neighboring terraces or parkways and definitely not
in the street! Please remember to place all collectable
materials on the terrace or your driveway apron.
I have a couple of requests of you. The first would be
to consider turning on porch lights or your entrance
lights from dusk to dawn. I have noticed how much of
a difference it makes around the homes that currently
have lights on during hours of darkness along the areas
in-between street light placements. An example is at the
Dailey Cabin, I placed dusk to dawn LED bulbs in the
exterior fixtures and left the switch on. Each bulb has
a sensor of its own that made it so easy and has made
an incredible difference in illuminating what was a very Trash/Recycling
dark and shadowed structure. Trash 2020-Maple
pick up is shaded,
Bluffrecycling dates are circled
Refuse/Recycle (Trash pick-up is shaded, Recycle dates are circl
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Fire Rescue Dept Ð
Response Data: At the time this article was submitted, Pancake Breakfast: The Maple Bluff Fire Rescue
the Maple Bluff Fire Rescue Department responded to Association is holding its 14th annual pancake breakfast
117 emergency calls for service with an average response on Sunday, January 12, 2020 from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00
time of 4.08 minutes (dispatch to on scene) in 2019. a.m. The event will take place in the gymnasium at the
Village Center, 18 Oxford Place, Madison, WI 53704.
Heating Safety: There is something relaxing about the We hope to see you there.
winter months and curling up with a good book by the
fireplace… Unfortunately heating equipment, including
chimneys, are one of the leading causes of home fires
and injuries. By following a few simple safety tips and
taking precautions you can help prevent most heating
fires from occurring. Be warm and safe this winter!
Keep anything that can burn at least three-feet away
from heating equipment, such as the furnace, fireplace,
wood stove, or portable space heater.
Have a three-foot “kid-free zone” around open fires and
space heaters.
Never use your oven to heat your home.
Install and maintain a carbon monoxide detector on
each level of your home.
Have a qualified professional install stationary space
heating equipment, water heaters, or central heating
equipment according to local codes and manufacturer’s
instructions.
Have heating equipment and chimneys cleaned and
inspected every year by a qualified professional.
Remember to turn portable heaters off when leaving the
room or going to bed.
Always use the right kind of fuel, specified by the manu-
facturer, for fuel burning space heaters.
Make sure the fireplace has a sturdy screen to help pre-
vent sparks from flying into the room. Ashes should be
cool before putting them in a metal container. Keep the
container a safe distance away from your home.
Test smoke alarms at least once each month.
Keep Your Hydrant Clear: Once snow begins to fly,
please be sure to shovel around the fire hydrant near
your home. Firefighters rely on fire hydrants as a source
of water when fighting fires. If the hydrant nearest your
home is covered with snow, emergency responders waste
precious time shoveling, or worse, can’t locate it at all.
A fire can double in size every twenty seconds, so being
proactive by clearing the snow from around your fire hy-
drant could mean the difference between life and death
for you or someone you love.
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tennis courts as well as a newly-constructed warming hut.
Outlined below are costs and what is included
in this membership category.
Contact our Membership Director, Jennifer Malloy,
at 249-2144 to begin membership today!
BENEFITS OF PTWD MEMBERSHIP
• Waived initiation fee.
• Valid from October 1st through March 31st.
• If you’re already a Golf or SPTF member, seasonal dues are $125 per single or
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$700 per individual, plus tax.
• Unlimited access to the paddle tennis courts, leagues, mixers,
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• PTWD members do not have voting privileges.
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Winterfest 2020 - January 24 & 25
Calling all friends and neighbors!
Please join us for this annual tradition;
we are excited to bring you the following events!
Monday, Jan. 20 Saturday, Jan. 25 4:30 to 8pm
The Hunt for the Medallion begins Winterfest at the Beach House
The first clue @ 4 pm will be posted via village email, Come sit by the bonfire with a hot cocoa or participate
and on the Village Boards! Hidden somewhere in the in winter activities for all ages. We will kick off the
neighborhood is a treasured medallion (a bedazzled festivities at 4:30pm with a kids ice fishing clinic! Chili
blue skillet). Follow the daily clues to the treasured cook off beginning at 5:00pm! Show off your mad
hiding place! The prize for the medallion finder is chili skills by entering your chili in this hotly anticipated
$100, to be presented at Saturday evening’s Winterfest cooking contest or just come and enjoy the offerings!
activities. Prizes will be given for the top finisher; try to topple last
year’s champ, Jeff Masciopinto! You won’t want to miss
the winter fun including neighborhood favorite - the Idi-
Friday, Jan. 24 derdad Race, Hammerschlagen, a snowman contest and
Euchre Tournament at the Beach ice skating on Lake Mendota. Cookie decorating will be
HouseCome one, come all! If you like euchre, beer available indoors to warm the kids up!
and neighborly bonding (or just one of those things)
this is a CANNOT MISS event. Festivities begin at Chili, fixings, hot dogs, chips, and cookies, premium beer
6:30 and will feature premium beers and wine and and wine and water will be provided for all Villagers.
delicious pizza from Pizzeria Uno. Don’t play euchre? Cost is $5 per person for entry to Winterfest (includes
We’ll teach you! You will be randomly paired with dinner) and an additional $5 for unlimited beer/wine.
partners - a fantastic way to meet new friends and
neighbors! Registration will end at 7:30pm, followed ***Chili cookers, please label your crockpots on the bot-
by rules and tournament play at 8 pm. Villagers too tom and plan to pick them up after the cookoff.
chicken to play cards are encouraged to attend and
volunteer as beer maidens. Winners in top 3 places We would Love your Help!
receive a cash prize and neighborhood glory. Following To volunteer, please see the sign up genius or contact
the tournament, which will end at approximately 9:30 Erin Vincent at vincent.erin@gmail.com. We are cur-
pm, we will commence a mega-dance party. Cost is rently seeking a Bonfire Master to keep the fire roaring
$20/player and includes buy in, pizza and one premi- all night and volunteers to do small tasks such as helping
um beer or a glass of wine. Add unlimited beer/wine set up tables, delivering items, or helping with kids activi-
for $15. Sign up ahead of time online or the night of ties.
tournament (cash only please!)
This is a great event to spend time with your neighbors during the winter months.
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Ñ Parks & Recreation
Firemen’s Park Programs
The Village’s Parks, Recreation and Board of Harbor Com- Learn to play Pickleball
missioners have reviewed two concept plans for the redesign Learn to play the fastest growing sport in the world. Easy
of Firemen’s Park. The plans were created with feedback to learn and lots of fun. Your clinic will be learning four
from two planning meetings with interested individuals. basic pickleball shots, playing strategy, scoring and coached
Look for more details regarding the selected concept in playing with lots of fun. Learn to play pickleball will meet
future newsletters and on the Village’s website. at the Village Center Gym. Each 2-hour session is $44.00.
Pre-registration is required. Instructor: Jeanne Burgess
Date: January 4
Key Fob Time: 10am – 12pm
Date: January 7
Resident Key Fob Program Time: 1pm – 3pm
Early in 2019, the Village introduced the key fob program Date: February 7
for residents to utilize facilities while they are “closed”. In Time: 4pm – 6pm
the inaugural year a total of 34 families have purchased the
fobs. By obtaining a fob, the Village has provided access to Advanced Pickleball
the Beach House, Dailey Cabin and Village Center/Gym Move your pickleball game up to the next level with a
when the buildings are locked for bathroom purposes. session devoted to getting to the net and net strategy, shots
Those families that have enrolled the program have provid- and play. This two-hour clinic will meet at the Village Center
ed positive feedback with this added amenity to our parks. gym with a fee of $44.00. Pre-registration is required. In-
If you are interested in obtaining a key fob, please visit the structor: Jeanne Burgess
Village’s website and complete the form and drop off a $60 Date: February 15
payment. Time: 4pm – 6pm
Marina
Marina Applications
The 2019 renters were provided an application with their
property tax bill. The 2020 applications will be due no later
than Friday, February 28th. At that time, the Village will
work through the waiting list for space. If you would like
your name to be included on the waiting list for in-water
or land storage space, please contact Curt Erickson, cerick-
son@villageofmaplebluff.com or 230-7655.
Music Together
Fridays, January 10 – March 13
Time: 10:30am – 11:15am
Location: Dailey Cabin
Instructor: Krystal Lonsdale
Fee $170 for a first child, an additional $100 for a
second child if that second child is 8 months or
older by September.
Description:
“Preschoolers, babies, and toddlers....bring your parent,
grandparent, or caregiver and join us for 10 weeks of mu-
sical learning and fun! Join Krystal as you learn our Sticks
collection of music this winter. We’ll sing about great big
stars in the sky, we’ll trot to Grandmas house to see what
she has for us to eat, and mimic water sounds as we work on
our tone and rhythm.”
Parks & Recreation Ð
Programs cont.
Battledarts Dodgeball
Friday, January 24th Thursdays, 1/9 – 2/27
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm 5:00pm – 6:00pm
Fee: $20.00 Ages: 7 – 12
Location: Gym Min/Max: 12/40
Ages: 7 – 15 Fee: $40.00
Team Capture the flag Are your kids feeling cooped up as the winter months
• Party is divided into 2 teams with each team drag on? Sign them up to dodge, dip, dive and duck in
having a (base) with their teams flag this playground favorite game on Thursday afternoons.
• Object is to return opposing teams flag to your base
• If player is hit with dart during game, they return to
their base for a 10 count, then back to the action Trips
• Player who takes flag from base cannot pass it to
another teammate Cascade Mountain Ski/Snowboard
• Timed game, ties decided by sudden death Monday, January 20th
8:45am – 5:00pm
Single Flag capture Fee: $63.00
• Party divided into teams with each team having a Ages: 7 – 16
(base) Min./Max.: 14/24
• Single flag in the center of the battlefield Deadline: 1/10
• Object is to bring flag to your base without being hit
• If player is hit with dart during game, they return to Hey kids, join the Monona, Cottage Grove & Maple
their base for a 10 count, then back to the action Bluff Recreation Departments for an awesome day
• Timed game, ties decided by sudden death of shredding down the slopes of Cascade Moun-
tain. Enjoy the mountain on your skis or snowboard.
Team Elimination There will be a separate waiver form for rental of
• Party is divided into teams. equipment. Fee includes bus transportation, lift ticket
• Once hit with dart, player is out until 1 team is left (if you have a season pass, discounted rate is avail-
standing able), supervision, lunch ticket and rentals (if neces-
• Timed game, ties decided by most players left on a sary).
team at the end
All for one/Zombies
• No teams
• Last one standing wins
• Once hit with dart, player give official their blaster
and become a zombie!
• If a zombie is hit with a dart they are out until the
next game
• Zombies try to tag players still in game, if tagged
player becomes zombie
MAYHEM!
• Just as it sounds no one is ever out
villageofmaplebluff.com 10Ñ Parks & Recreation
Summer Camp Programs - Registration Deadline is Friday, April 3rd for A & A and CYGW
Arts/Athletics CYGW
Monday – Friday Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
June 15 – August 14 June 16 – August 13
Fee: $180 Fee: $375.00
Ages: 7 – 12 Ages: 3 – 8
Beach Park Firemen’s Park/Gym
This 9-week summer program provides youth (entering This 9 week summer program meets at Firemen’s Park T,
2nd through 6th grade) a fun, safe environment that W & TH from 1:00pm-4:00pm on June 16 through August
provides fun activities at the Maple Bluff Beach Park. This 13. Enrollment for this program is open to all Maple Bluff
program is an open program (participants may leave the resident children between the ages of 3 and 7 (entering 2nd
beach at any time throughout the program with written grade in fall of 2020). This afternoon playgroup program
permission from parents) with attendance taken daily. will offer structured and free play opportunities, as well as,
Throughout the summer participants will participate in arts and craft projects. Groupings will be divided based on
arts, crafts, games, sports and other exciting activities. age of the children and the parent volunteers will try their
On occasion small groups may leave the Beach for other best to group your child with their friends. Parents will need
activities, but notification will be made to parents with to provide cell phone numbers at the time of registration.
confirmation that this will occur. Please note in the event Please be sure to verify you have the correct phone number
of inclement weather, A and A may be cancelled for the listed on your account.
safety of participants and staff.
Summer Concert in the Park Series
We have booked all 6 dates for our Summer Concert Series!!
Mark your calendars for the following Mondays: 6/15,
6/22, 6/29, 7/13, 7/20 & 7/27. We have a great lineup and
mixture of genres performing. We are now in the process
of seeking donations to help put on these great events. If
you or your company are interested in becoming a sponsor,
please reach out to Curt Erickson at phone: 230-7655 or
email: cerickson@villageofmaplebluff.com.
Employment
Beach Lifeguards Camp Ya-Gotta-Wanna Counselors
Applications are now being accepted for Summer CYGW is currently seeking enthusiastic, responsible
Beach Lifeguards. The Lifeguard staff is responsi- counselors to provide a safe, fun experience for partic-
ble for controlling the actions of the swimmers and ipants at CYGW. Counselors will need to be at least 14
program participants, performing appropriate rescues years of age and have had prior babysitter experience or
when required and providing CPR/First Aid when completed the SafeSitter or Red Cross Babysitter training
necessary. The work will also involve providing a fun, course. Counselors will be assigned specific groups of
safe and educational atmosphere for summer program participants between the ages of 3 and 7 (or entering 2nd
participants. Applications can be picked up at the grade). Counselors will report to the CYGW Director and
Village Center and are due back no later than April 1st will perform various daily tasks such as cleaning, providing
at 3:00pm. snack to participants and the supervision and instruction
of youth.
All applications must be returned to the Village Center by
April 3rd at 3:00pm. Applications can be picked up at the
Village Center or downloaded from the Village’s website.
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7 January 2020Parks & Recreation Ð
Connie Martin Fitness Classes
Connie Martin Fitness Classes returning the week Stretch/Yoga
of October 7th Tuesdays 9:00am – 10:00am
Things to know: Fridays 9:00am – 10:00am
1. All classes are personalized for each individuals A 60-minute class with a yoga flair! Learn stretches and
needs yoga poses to help alleviate stress, tight hips, back pain
2. Bring a mat, water bottle and proper athletic shoes and better one’s sleep. This class is a must to help set up
3. If you are an MBCC Fitness member the class is your day.
free. If you are a resident of Maple Bluff the fee is
$10/class. Aerobics, Tone and Stretch
Wednesdays 9:00am – 10:00am
Aerobics, Tone and Stretch A shorter version of the Monday course.
Mondays 9:00am – 10:30am
A fun and energizing class full of simple choreo- HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training)
graphed movements designed to elevate your heart Fridays 8:30am – 9:00am
rate to the appropriate level for any age. 45 minutes of A quick, down and dirty, somewhat fast paced class
cardiovascular work, followed by 30 minutes of toning (nothing you can’t handle), of 6 - 12 different exercis-
and core work, ending with 15 minutes of relaxing es based on intervals of 20 seconds of work and 10
stretching. seconds of rest. This class is designed to increase your
* feel free to join us after the CV work for the just the heart rate and improve strength by using weights or
toning and stretching. body resistance type exercises. HIIT is found to be the
most efficient way to burn calories and have fun at the
Weight Training same time! Imagine that!!!
Tuesdays 8:30am – 9:00am
A 30-minute weight training class to improve strength,
muscle gain, fat loss and increased metabolism, using
dumbbells and medicine balls. An overall body make-
over!
villageofmaplebluff.com 12ÑPolice Department
Shop With A COP By: Jessie Knops
On Sunday, December 8th, 2019 the Maple Bluff Po-
lice department joined Dane County in the 19th annual
Shop With A COP community program. Each child
was paired with an officer who donated a day to make
sure they had a wonderful experience.
That day started with a ride in a squad car, a $200 Tar-
get gift voucher, wrapping gifts together, followed by
pizza and finally, a ride home. Ninety-four children and
police officers from Dane County participated in this
event.
We have an outstanding
police department that is
always caring and willing
to go above and beyond
what is required of them.
Like our community, our
officers are a truly unique
set of people. We are all
fortunate to have them
looking out for us.
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sales the first two weeks in January!
Sales for Willy Street Co-op
Select sales Dec. 30th - Jan. 5th Owners only.
Fair Trade
Organic Avocados
15% OFF All Organic Kale
& Collard Greens
From Mexico
Wisconsin Meadows
All Bulk Items Owners save $0.50-$3.45
5 4
1 bunch • From California
Lean Ground Beef
Ov e r 500 i t e m s , Owners save $0.80-$2.58 for $
2 3 1
Limit 10lbs
$ $ .99/ ea
i nc l udi ng c o f f e e , n u t s ,
99 ¢/ Owners save $2.00/lb
t e as , s pi c e s , a n d m o r e ! for or
3
or
(Excludes Bulk Eggs) ea $ .99/ lb
Select sales Jan. 6th - Jan. 12th
Olden Organics
Organic Precut Local
Vegetables Amy’s
Rio Star Grapefruit Bell & Evans
Veggie noodles, slaw Frozen Bowls Packaged Boneless
From Texas
mix, roasting mix, All Kinds on Sale!
Owners save $1.20/lb Skinless Chicken
1
cauliflower rice, sweet
8 oz-10 oz • Owners save $2.80
$ .29/ lb Breast
2
potato fries, shredded
Brussels sprouts.
$ .99/ea Limit 10lbs
30% OFF Owners save $2.50/lb
$
4.99/lb
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THR E E LO C AT ION S :
3 W I L LY E AST - 1 2 2 1 Wil l ia m s o n S t .
W I L LY NO R T H - 2 8 1 7 N S h e r m a n Ave.
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PERMIT NO. 1400
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