A week in review.

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Owners Steve Shoemaker and Elisabeth Minich of Steadfast Acres near Lone Rock found this unusual looking vegetable growing in a row of cabbages earlier this week.

Shoemaker said he believes the vegetable is a variety of romanesco cauliflower, but is not entirely sure of the variety.

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Quotable

"If this happens, 50% of our ICU could be filled by COVID patients. This would leave five ICU beds for flu, car accidents, injuries, ect. Some hospitals have been converting beds to ICU beds. COVID isn’t the only thing that our hospitals are treating."
-Jeff Jelinek

Jelinek, Sauk County Emergency Management director and incident commander for COVID-19, speaking on the projection that COVID-19 cases will double in the next month.

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Bug Tussel Wireless is proposing building a 250 foot cellular tower in the field behind Riteway Plaza and Culver’s on Highway 14 and County Highway G. The tower would be equipped with AT&T voice and internet, Bug Tussel internet and FirstNet.

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Happening this weekend...

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