Regional

The following meetings are scheduled and will be held at the West Square Building in Baraboo unless otherwise noted.

The address is 505 Broadway.

For up-to-date agendas and locations, including room numbers, visit www.co.sauk.wi.us.

Personnel and Insurance Committee, 5 p.m. Jan. 3

A free event for skiers, snowshoers and hikers will be offered Jan. 1 at Mirror Lake State Park.

The Friends of Mirror Lake State Park and park staff invite the public to attend from 6 to 8 p.m. that evening. There will be two trails: One for hiking and snowshoeing and another for skiing. Each will be one mile and lit by torches.

An area community has qualified for funding through the USDA.

The Village of Wonewoc was approved for $10.05 million to renovate and expand the wastewater treatment plant and address overflow issues. The project will benefit 816 people in Juneau County.

“The smell of pine needles, spruce and the smell of a Christmas tree, those to me, are the scents of the holidays.” ~Blake Lively

Many, but not all, conifers are evergreens and have needles or scale leaves (red and white cedar).

There are other evergreens, too, including some of the ferns, club mosses and mosses, which work as a short-term display.

A few of the alien plants (garlic mustard for example) are green throughout the winter.

A Flambeau location is celebrating a milestone.

The injection molding plant in Baraboo achieved 365 days and 251,134 work hours without an accident. A celebration took place Sept. 30.

“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…” ~Meredith Willson

Many, but not all, conifers are evergreens and have needles or scale leaves (red and white cedar).

There are other evergreens, too, including some of the ferns, club mosses and mosses, which work as a short term display. A few of the alien plants (garlic mustard for example) are green throughout the winter.

“Love is an orchid which thrives principally on hot air.” ~Myrtle Reed

South Central DHI has unveiled its roster of top cows through July.

The No. 1 Holstein by cheese yield was O-1822 from Bells Udder Farm in Camp Douglas. She produced 43,463 pounds of milk that tested at 3.8 percent and 4402 cheese yield.