Luke Schultz, a facilities management expert with CESA 10, explained the various functions of mechanical equipment in the Mondovi Schools’ basement during a public facilities walk-through on May 10. Many components, including a massive steam boiler from 1972 (left) have reached the end of their life expectancy and are inefficient.
Mondovi community meetings share various facility issues
  by Beth Kraft   Area residents who attended one of three recent community input meetings at the Mondovi Schools got an up-close, eye-opening look at district facilities and learned the details of a...
Luke Schultz, a facilities management expert with CESA 10, explained the various functions of mechanical equipment in the Mondovi Schools’ basement during a public facilities walk-through on May 10. Many components, including a massive steam boiler from 1972 (left) have reached the end of their life expectancy and are inefficient.
Members of the “Tune Transformers,” Mondovi Elementary’s fourth and fifth grade Destination Imagination team, posed with their medals and team trophy after taking third place at the state DI competition in Stevens Point on March 24 to punch their ticket to Globals in Knoxville, Tenn., next week. Team members are (pictured, front, left to right) Adella Anderson, Ethan Odegard, Hunter Wik; back, Bethany Risen, Molly Avery, Miriam Sandberg, Julia Heike.
Mondovi DI team going Global
  by Beth Kraft   Problem-solving and creativity collide for youths involved in Destination Imagination, and the Mondovi Elementary fourth and fifth grade DI team is taking its skills in both...
Members of the “Tune Transformers,” Mondovi Elementary’s fourth and fifth grade Destination Imagination team, posed with their medals and team trophy after taking third place at the state DI competition in Stevens Point on March 24 to punch their ticket to Globals in Knoxville, Tenn., next week. Team members are (pictured, front, left to right) Adella Anderson, Ethan Odegard, Hunter Wik; back, Bethany Risen, Molly Avery, Miriam Sandberg, Julia Heike.
Cardinal Manufacturing students and program advisor Craig Cegielski posed with 93rd Assembly Rep. Warren Petryk of Eleva (left) and 92nd Assembly Rep. Treig Pronschinske of Mondovi (right), who attended the student-run manufacturing operation’s annual open house on Monday, April 30.
Cardinal Manufacturing Open House welcomes special guests, big turnout
  by Beth Kraft   Members of the Eleva-Strum community, students and their families were joined by area legislators, manufacturing industry representatives and a retired Green Bay Packer for a...
Cardinal Manufacturing students and program advisor Craig Cegielski posed with 93rd Assembly Rep. Warren Petryk of Eleva (left) and 92nd Assembly Rep. Treig Pronschinske of Mondovi (right), who attended the student-run manufacturing operation’s annual open house on Monday, April 30.
Eleva-Strum School Board members and administrators were backed by a rendering of the interior of the new PK-5 facility as construction ramped up behind them during a groundbreaking ceremony held at Central on Thursday afternoon, April 26. Pictured, left to right, are interim superintendent Bob Fasbender and school board members Kris Husby, Kris Devine McKillip, Josh Stendahl, Craig Marsolek, Craig Semingson and Dan Wallery.
E-S breaks ground for PK-5 addition with celebratory ceremony
  by Beth Kraft   Upbeat music played, elementary students donned playful yellow hard hats, and school representatives shared their thoughts and memories to mark the beginning of a new chapter for...
Eleva-Strum School Board members and administrators were backed by a rendering of the interior of the new PK-5 facility as construction ramped up behind them during a groundbreaking ceremony held at Central on Thursday afternoon, April 26. Pictured, left to right, are interim superintendent Bob Fasbender and school board members Kris Husby, Kris Devine McKillip, Josh Stendahl, Craig Marsolek, Craig Semingson and Dan Wallery.
The Mondovi fifth grade Girl Scout troop is working to bring attention in the local community to a new wheelchair lift at Central Lutheran Church for members to reach areas of the church that were previously inaccessible to wheelchairs. The Scouts, pictured, left to right, Tatianna Rutkowski, Savanna Noetzelmann, Keely Wensel, Reynah Larson, Hope Conrad, and Caroline Currier, are focusing on community outreach and awareness of those with physical and/or developmental disabilities to earn their Bronze Award.
Local Girl Scout troop teams up with Central Lutheran to spread special needs awareness
  by Beth Kraft   Most of us don’t think twice about climbing a flight of stairs or opening a heavy door. But a local Girl Scout troop now understands that commonplace tasks we take for granted every...
The Mondovi fifth grade Girl Scout troop is working to bring attention in the local community to a new wheelchair lift at Central Lutheran Church for members to reach areas of the church that were previously inaccessible to wheelchairs. The Scouts, pictured, left to right, Tatianna Rutkowski, Savanna Noetzelmann, Keely Wensel, Reynah Larson, Hope Conrad, and Caroline Currier, are focusing on community outreach and awareness of those with physical and/or developmental disabilities to earn their Bronze Award.
Luke Schultz, a facilities management expert with CESA 10, explained the various functions of mechanical equipment in the Mondovi Schools’ basement during a public facilities walk-through on May 10. Many components, including a massive steam boiler from 1972 (left) have reached the end of their life expectancy and are inefficient.
Members of the “Tune Transformers,” Mondovi Elementary’s fourth and fifth grade Destination Imagination team, posed with their medals and team trophy after taking third place at the state DI competition in Stevens Point on March 24 to punch their ticket to Globals in Knoxville, Tenn., next week. Team members are (pictured, front, left to right) Adella Anderson, Ethan Odegard, Hunter Wik; back, Bethany Risen, Molly Avery, Miriam Sandberg, Julia Heike.
Cardinal Manufacturing students and program advisor Craig Cegielski posed with 93rd Assembly Rep. Warren Petryk of Eleva (left) and 92nd Assembly Rep. Treig Pronschinske of Mondovi (right), who attended the student-run manufacturing operation’s annual open house on Monday, April 30.
Eleva-Strum School Board members and administrators were backed by a rendering of the interior of the new PK-5 facility as construction ramped up behind them during a groundbreaking ceremony held at Central on Thursday afternoon, April 26. Pictured, left to right, are interim superintendent Bob Fasbender and school board members Kris Husby, Kris Devine McKillip, Josh Stendahl, Craig Marsolek, Craig Semingson and Dan Wallery.
The Mondovi fifth grade Girl Scout troop is working to bring attention in the local community to a new wheelchair lift at Central Lutheran Church for members to reach areas of the church that were previously inaccessible to wheelchairs. The Scouts, pictured, left to right, Tatianna Rutkowski, Savanna Noetzelmann, Keely Wensel, Reynah Larson, Hope Conrad, and Caroline Currier, are focusing on community outreach and awareness of those with physical and/or developmental disabilities to earn their Bronze Award.
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Media misconceptions—please, don’t shoot the messenger
  by Beth Kraft   It was brought to my attention last week that there are some unfortunate misconceptions about the role of the media (local or otherwise), journalists and how and why we share...
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  I want to congratulate the business group and all of the participating businesses for hosting the first Annual Shamrock Shuffle. From what I saw that night, it was a great success. I’m sure it was...
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New year means important decisions for City of Mondovi
  With a new year upon us, we need to remember as a community the issues that are important not only in 2015 but for the coming years. Although I haven’t had an editorial in the paper for a few weeks...

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