Be safe and well! Sandee

You can also sign up for his newsletter there.  Thank you to Ben Brummerhop for setting this up & helping Tom. Questions, email info@tomkellyartwork.com

The 2021 Mineral Point Visitor Guides have arrived! The cover features local oil pastel artist, Jane Wilcoxson.  Stop by the Chamber and pick some up. They have smaller boxes of 50 this year, so they're lighter to carry. If you need to pickup outside of usual open hours (M-F 9-4:30), please email or call the Chamber - info@mineralpoint.com, 987-3201.

All Bargain Nooks have 50% off adult men's and women's coats right now. No other promotions or discounts apply to sales items. Bargain Nook stores are listed below:

Mineral Point

242 High Street
Mineral Point
608.987.3774

Darlington

211 Main Street
Darlington
608.776.4665

Spring Green

E5028 US

Hwy 14 23

Spring Green

608.588.7661

Platteville

60 W Main St
Platteville
608.348.4933

Mount Horeb

126 E Main St
Mount Horeb
608.437.4660

To Find out about All the Classes and Workshops being offered by Shake Rag Alley Art Center for 2021, go to https://shakeragalley.org/workshops-month/ .This includes classes for Adult, kids, and Teens.  Gift certificates available online: https://shakeragalley.org/gift-certificates/ & Shop their Artisan Marketplace for unique gifts: https://shakeragalley.org/artisan-marketplace/

Also, at Shake Rag, kits are being offered to those who wish to work independently, without instructor support, after a scheduled Youth Program workshop date has passed. Instructions & video demonstrations, where applicable, are available on their Youth Program Instructions page. If you have questions, please call (608) 987-3292. To see the Kits, go to https://shakeragalley.org/youth-kits/

You can always book some quiet time at one of Mineral Point's unique lodging locations: Chestnut Cottage, Irish Green B & B, Maple Wood Lodge, Cothren House, the Mineral Point Hotel, the Moses Strong House, William Phillips House, Commerce Street Brewery Hotel, Shake Rag Alley Lodging, Walker House West, the Royal Inn, High Street Suites, Heartsong Cottage, and the Brewer House. Google them for all their details.

Mineral Point Youth Baseball & Softball Applications for Grades pre K-8. Tee Ball, Traveling Teams, & Rookie Leagues are available at www.cityofmineralpoint.com Deadline for applications is 3/27/21. Fees have been reduced for 2021. FMI call 608.987.2361

Thank you to the restaurants in our area who are open. Some have only pick up options & others are open with limited seating & social distancing. I apologize I don’t know which restaurants are open in most other areas.

Café 43 Dine in & Curbside Delivery Open WED-SAT  https://www.cafe43mp.com/ (includes their menu) Open 8 am to 2 PM TU thru SUN at 43 High St. Mineral Point

Cruise Inn, Carry Out, 221 Commerce St., Mineral Point 608.987.3010

Enos Farms & Catering out of Spring Green Find out what all they sell at https://www.enosfarms.com/shopfood. You can pick up items at their business in Spring Green or at the Spring Green Farmers' Market on Saturdays (at the Library between 10 & 11 am) & there is delivery to Dodgeville & Mineral Point on Thursdays & to Madison (see website).

Midway Bar & Grill, Dine In & Inside Pickup or Curbside Pick Up Menu:  https://openmenu.com/restaurant/1c5f2c10-2bf9-11e5-be05-00163eeae34c#openmenu (608) 987-4309, 140 High St. Mineral Point

Pointer Cafe, Dine-in, Curbside Pick Up & Delivery, Several menus at this site:  http://places.singleplatform.com/pointer-cafe/menu?ref=google#menu_1167740 (608) 987-3733 809 Ridge St, Mineral Point

Popolo’s order online WED-SUN at https://www.popolomp.com/ 987.0480, 20 Commerce St., Mineral Point WED & FRI 5-8, SAT & SUN 4-8. Carry out & dine in options. No seating at the bar at this time, limited seating in dining room.

Red Rooster Cafe, Open for dine in, carry out, or curbside pickup from 7-3 THURS thru MON. Opening on TUES & WED. also beginning 3/1/21. 158 High St., Mineral Point (608) 987-9936  https://www.facebook.com/lawingersredroostercafe/?fref=ts

Spring Green General Store, Dine in & Curbside pick up, Lunch menu:  http://www.springgreengeneralstore.com/menus/, Weekend breakfast (SAT & SUN) 8 am until noon, (not serving weekday breakfast at present), Menu  http://www.springgreengeneralstore.com/weekend-breakfast/ 137 Albany St. 608.588.7070

Subway, Open 11 am - 7 pm for Curbside Pick up. Can go in and choose your items also. At 1050 Branger Rd, Mineral Point, 608.987.1367.

Tequila Point Dine in & Curbside Delivery Open WED-SAT 5-8 pm. Order & menu at https://www.cafe43mp.com/ (that is the correct email), 43 High St., Mineral Point

Tony's Tap, Dine In & Carry Out, Open TU thru SUN at 11 am. Lunch specials. At 10A Commerce St., Mineral Point 608.987.2211 http://www.tonystap.com/

Walker House is serving lunch on MONs & FRIs 11 am to 2 pm.  By reservation.  Check out their Safer-Than-Home Dining information, their Classic Menu, Moveable Feast Menu, & Entree Samplers Menu. And, See their menu here:  http://thewalkerhouse.org/events/ To Reserve: Call 608-553-0728 or Email them at walkerhouse1@gmail.com

You can take the Mineral Point Architecture Tours any time--there are 3 walking tours & one driving tour.  These tours are designed to take you past buildings of historic & architectural interest. Mineral Point has a very irregular pattern of streets, many of them determined by the paths of early lead miners. Please follow the described routes carefully as they appear on the map. Unless otherwise specified, private houses are not open to the public.  Find all tours here: https://www.mineralpoint.com/historic-mineral-point-architectural-tours

Brewery Pottery has an updated website showing all the items you can purchase online. Go to https://brewerypottery.com/ & click on Shop.  You can sign up for their newsletter there and read their blog at https://blog.brewerypottery.com/

American Players Theater Actors Read Plays during virtual Winter Words Series. Each one-time-only streamed event begins at 7 pm. Buy tickets online at https://americanplayers.org/tickets. The 2021 line up is:
2/22 "Agamemnon, 3/8"Dear Brutus" , 3/22 "Elliot: A Soldier's Fugue", and 4/5 "Dontrell Who Kissed the Sea"

The Mineral Point Library is open during regular hours. Please make an appointment before visiting. Curbside service is still available. Call 608.987.2447 or for more details, see https://mineralpointpubliclibrary.org

The Mineral Point Library Archives is closed due to Covid, but they are happy to do research for anyone who calls or emails with a question. Call 608.987.2447 on Thursdays from 12 to 7:30 pm or SATs 10 am to 3:30 pm or email them at mparchive@swls.org and they will reply on THURS or SAT.

Visit the Dodgeville Public Library Front Porch at 301 N. Main St Dodgeville. It includes a sunny reading room with comfortable chairs donated by Ayers Furniture, Ridgeway, over 50 current magazine & newspaper subscriptions. Open 9 am to 2 pm MON thru FRI. FMI 608.935.3728. And, see https://dodgevillelibrary.com

Katie Green, formerly of Spring Green, whom many of you know, has finished “Shall We Gather At the River?”, the last of a trilogy of novelized histories based on pioneer families to the California Gold Rush, many of whom were from the Midwest.  In particular, Mineral Point & Dodgeville disgorged their population of miners to “The Excitement” in 1848 through the early 1850s & play a role in the books. The last volume takes place in 1879-80, as the main character, Deborah Whitney, struggles with the last gasp of restrictive Victorian etiquette and her duties as caretaker of her mother, who has a mortal illness. The trilogy is another collaboration between author Katie Green & graphic artist/publisher Kristin Mitchell, & is appropriate for adults/young adults. It is available from the author directly (see sierragoldrushhistory.com for more information and reviews) or at Arcadia Books and The Office Market in Spring Green.

Arcadia Books in Spring Green is open (masks required). You can also sign up for their informative newsletter &subscribe to their YouTube channel to watch their “Arcadia Books Presents” video author series & all their videos. At 102 E. Jefferson. Open MON-SAT 10 am to 5 pm & SUN 10 am to 3 pm.  The Paper Crane Coffeehouse ends drink service at 4 p.m. MON-SAT & 3 pm on SUN Read more at https://readinutopia.com/

2021 Adamah Workshop Registration is Open Register on-line at www.adamahartstudio.org & see more great workshops and classes
at https://www.adamahartstudio.org/copy-of-2020-workshops (these are actually 2021 workshops) Located at 4681 County ZZ, Dodgeville, 608.574.8100

Schurman's WI Cheese Store at 233 N. Iowa St. in Dodgeville (across from the Courthouse) is open. 608.935.5741. Offering Cheese varieties, Weber Meats, & Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream cones & cups.

The Suicide Prevention Lifeline number is 1.800.273.8255 or visit https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ The Iowa County WI Hotline is 1.800.362.5717 or www.Suicide-IowaCountywi.org

The Millenium Theater in Platteville & the Dodge Theater in Dodgeville remain closed.

2/20-2/21/21 The Avalon Theater in downtown Platteville is showing Nomadland, Judas & The Black Messiah, & The Marksman. Times vary. Check showtimes at http://avalon.statetheatres.com/ The Avalon also offers Theatre Popcorn To Go at $5/bag, includes 2 Chow Snack Cups with every bag purchased. Open FRI, SAT & SUN

The Avalon Cinema does Private Screenings. You can rent the Historic Theatre #1 at the Avalon for $75. Watch current movies. Available SUN evening thru THURS evenings. Concessions available. No carry-ins allowed. Groups up to 20 are accepted.

2/20-2/21/21 Virtual WI Garden & Landscape Expo. To Register, see https://wigardenexpo.com

2/21 Time & Again Vintage Open & full of treasures.  Open SAT & SUN 9 am to 4 pm at 146 N Iowa St., Dodgeville. (they opened 2/17). They will re-open 3/17-3/21/21. See the link to their Craig's List ad with pictures https://madison.craigslist.org/gms/d/dearing-huge-day-sale-feb-restocked/7277217447.html

2/21/21 Dr. Eugene Tesdahl and Clayborn Benson present “Black History: The Legacy of Slavery and Freedom in Wisconsin.” Explore the rich African American history of SW WI. This is a collaboration of the Black WI Historical Society & Museum of Milwaukee & The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums of Platteville. Panelists will explain ways bold Americans like America Jenkins, Paul Jones & Rachel endured illegal enslavement in WI & reinvented themselves as free Wisconsinites. Learn how the Shepard, Greene, & Grimes families built Pleasant Ridge in 1850, a free black community west of Lancaster. Consider why their legacy reverberates across Wisconsin & beyond still today. $4 Per Lecture or $20 for all 7 Lyceum Lectures. Register Now! (click on this link)

2/21/21 Dodgeville Lions Club is Hosting a Free Community Pancake Breakfast the Dodger Bowl 8 am to 12 Noon. Dine in or carry out. In appreciation for all the community members who supported them. Any donations received will go to the Dodger Food Locker. Face coverings required for attendees.

2/21-3/13/21 At Home on High has 40-60% Off Storewide. Open WED 1-6 pm & THURS-SAT 11 am - 5 pm. If you want to make an appointment call Becky 262.257.3406. At 114 High St., Mineral Point

2/24/21 The Folk Musician's Repertoire via Zoom with British-born folk musician, Davey Harrison, 5-7 pm. He's teaching a class geared towards musicians & singers of all kinds featuring folk songs from American & British Isles traditions.  Here's the link to the web posting: https://folklorevillage.org/product/the-folk-musicians-repertoire/ $20

2/24/21 Jacquelyn Thomas, Author & Winner of 2020 WI People & Ideas Fiction Contest, will talk virtually from 7-9 via Zoom as part of the Winter Writers Reading Series. Registration is free but is required. Read more & sign up here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/wwrs-thomas/  Suggested donation $5

Important Meeting on 2/25 (below): & Other references I was asked to include:  https://no-uplands.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/groups/421410435837964
2/25/21 Iowa County Planning & Zoning Committee, 6-9 pm This will be the first meeting after several Iowa County Supervisors advised the P & Z Committee to improve the County’s 2014 Wind Siting Ordinance & report back. Agenda (see more about this at the bottom of this email). Listen via phone at 1-312-626-6799 Zoom meeting ID: 898 6198 7763 Public comments are usually accepted towards the start of the meeting, Via ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89861987763

2/25/21 Introducing the John Helmenstine Civil War Book Collection at the Barneveld Public Library Open House 1-6 pm. Presentations on the half hour by collection donor, John Helmenstine. Light grab-and-go refreshments. Social distancing masking required.

2/26/21 Tickets go on sale online for Mineral Point High School performance of Disney's Beauty & The Beast.  https://www.facebook.com/events/1382761235390507?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22search_results%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22search%22%7D]%7D NOTE: See the entry for 3/12-3/14/21 for details.

2/26-2/27/21 Adopt-A-Plant Weekend at Aspen Ridge & Check out all they have to offer: Plants, gardening supplies, gifts, antique furniture, clothing, holiday decor & more. Open TUES-SAT 10 am to 5 pm at 915 Ridge St., Mineral Point.  https://aspenridgemineralpoint.com/  Butternut Road Coffee Truck also there Feb 27, 10 am–5 pm

2/27-5/8/21 Spring Green Farmers Market is open Every SAT. outside the Spring Green Community Library at 230 E Monroe St.  This is pre-order and pick up only from 10 am to 11 am. Contact the vendors directly to place your order at  https://docs.google.com/.../1p3kA0EQyAR5iE940GFK9y.../edit & see their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SGFMarket

2/28/21 Jeff Schave Presents “From Beetown to Atlanta: The Tale of a Civil War Drum” In August 1862, Burt Sumner & James Hayden traveled from Beetown to the county seat of Lancaster to enlist & answer President Lincoln’s “Call to Arms.” Serving in Company “C” of the WI 25th Regiment as musicians, they marched through Tennessee, Mississippi, & Georgia. As a silent witness to these events, Burt Sumner’s snare drum has not had the opportunity to share its stories & experiences. This presentation will attempt to give voice to this rare and unique artifact, & share with pride “A Drums Tale.” $4 Per Lecture or $20 for all 7 Lyceum Lectures. Register Now!
Click on that link.

3/2/21 Folklore Village Open Night Held Virtually via Zoom until further notice at 7 pm. Email programs@folklorevillage.org to sign up. Anyone can sign up. Mike Wolkomir & Sallie Anna Steiner emcee the evening while Scott Stieber does a top-notch job on sound. Open Mics are on the first TUES of each month.

3/3/21 Danish Paper Cut Artist Torben Jarlstrøm Clausen Shows you how to create wonderful paper-cut beings in a quick Virtual Class from 12 Noon to 1 pm, $10.  Participants have the opportunity to put the scissors to paper & redeem their very own paper cut beings.   Torben Jarlstrøm Clausen started out as paper cut artist in 2004 & has exhibited over 110 places in Denmark, Japan and the USA & has held workshops in those countries. He is lives in Odense Denmark. Register here, check out some of his cutouts, & see what you need to have besides a sharp pair of scissors. https://folklorevillage.org/product/paper-cut-artist-clausen/

3/3/21 Susan Martell Huebner,  1st-place winner of the 2020 Wisconsin People & Ideas Poetry Contest, will read from & discuss her work. via Zoom from 7-9 as part of the Shake Rag Alley's Winter Writers Reading Series. Registration is free but is required. Read more & sign up here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/wwrs-huebner/  Suggested donation $5

3/4-4/8/21 Between Contoured Lines: Reading & Writing the Driftless., 7-8 PM, 6 Thursdays. Taught by Catherine Young. Experience the Driftless through writers of the past while crafting place-inspired poetry & prose. Via Zoom, you will explore readings from WI writers, including those in The Driftless Reader & Contours anthologies and work through prompts & exercises. The group will workshop their selected writings, then present them to the group. Open to all writers & anyone interested in reading & writing about the Driftless land Read more & Register here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/reading-writing-driftless/

3/7/21 The Walker House is Serving a St. Piran's Day Heat & Eat Dinner Special. Curbside pick up at Noon or 1 pm. By Reservation 608.553.0728 or walkerhouse1@gmail.com $15 (tips accepted). Serving: Edible Cornish cigars with house honey-mustard sauce on the side, Walker House salad, Saffron Bun, Cornish Beef Pasty with House Pasty Sauce on side (Vegetarian & Gluten-Free (Beef) Options Available), Figgyhobbin with caramel sauce, & Strawberry, Cream, Chocolate Mousse Verrine & handcrafted bon-bons.

3/7/21 Becky Williams Presents Curiosity Paving the Way for Perseverance" Understanding the past habitable conditions on Mars is a primary scientific driver for NASA’s Curiosity rover. During the last 8 years, Curiosity has traversed across diverse terrain within Gale crater & drilled the martian surface over 2 dozen times. Dr. Williams provides an update on the latest scientific findings & shares spectacular snapshots from along the rover’s journey. She will also present an overview of NASA’s next robotic mission to Mars, Perseverance, which landed at Jezero crater in mid-February 2021. $4 Per Lecture or $20 for all 7 Lyceum Lectures.  Register Now! click on that link.

3/10/21 Introduction to Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery, 5-7 pm, $20. This is really beautiful! Online workshop hosted over Zoom by Folklore Village. Supplies are listed here: https://www.tatreezandtea.com/supplies under “Aida Cloth”. See pictures of this wonderful embroidery, learn more about the instructor, & register here: https://folklorevillage.org/product/tatreez-embroidery/

3/10/21 William Stobb, winner of the Council for Wisconsin Writers Zona Gale Short Fiction Award, will read from & discuss his work. via Zoom from 7-9 as part of the Shake Rag Alley's Winter Writers Reading Series. Registration is free but is required. Read more & sign up here: https://shakeragalley.org/product/wwrs-stobb/  Suggested donation $5

3/12-3/14/21 Beauty & The Beast Performed by Students from the Mineral Point High School at the Mineral Point Opera House. Due to Covid, ticket holders will watch virtually. On 3/12 & 3/13 the show is 7-10 PM, on 3/14 the show is at 2 pm. Online Tickets will go on sale on 2/26/21 for $25 per household per show. That link will be added to https://www.facebook.com/events/1382761235390507?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22search_results%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22search%22%7D]%7D

3/13/21 Where to Begin? Untangling Geneology with Doris Green, 9am - 12 Noon on Shake Rag Alley Campus, Getting started in genealogy research can seem overwhelming. Some longtime genealogists say, “Begin with what you know.” But what do you really know and what family information still needs to be documented? And what about those boxes of old letters? And recipes, books, and unidentified family photos?  This workshop provides ways to focus your research, along with forms, strategies, & organizational tips for directing your search. Participants will leave with a checklist of next steps for their individual projects. Register here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/genealogy/

3/13/21 Driftless Poets Workshop Meets the 2nd SAT of each month at 2 pm. It is held virtually via Zoom or on the Shake Rag Alley Campus. No registration required but please provide an email RSVP via the link at https://shakeragalley.org/literary-events/

3/15/21 Mineral Point School Board ~ Candidate Forum, 7-8 pm, : Mineral Point High School - MS/HS Library
Don't know why the line is below--just keep scrolling

3/17/21 St. Patrick's Day

3/17/21 Women's Art Party. Cindy Fleming will teach How to Dot. I've seen her work, and it is terrific. It is joyful & the process is meditative. Empty food containers, blank cards, clothespins, dried leaves, Altoid tins,& stones--you can can dot almost anything paint will stick to. Bring your own items or make use of available card stock. Gather safely in the Lind Pavilion, 411 Commerce St. from 6:30-8:30 pm.  Workshop is limited to 9 participants. Masks are required.  Cost $5 project fee  Registration is required.  See examples & Register here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/wap-march/

3/17/21 Thomas Davis, winner of the Council for Wisconsin Writers Edna Ferber Fiction Book Award, will read from & discuss his work, including his fourth novel In the Unsettled Homeland of Dreams   via Zoom from 7-9 as part of the Shake Rag Alley's Winter Writers Reading Series. Registration is free but is required. Suggested donation $5Read more & sign up here:  https://shakeragalley.org/product/wwrs-davis/

3/17/21 Book Club at Arcadia Books 6 pm Discussing "Swim In A Pond In the Rain" by George Saunders. Signed copies of the book are available for sale at the bookstore or can be ordered & shipped to you. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYoc-qorz0sH9JEla2bQoaBSF2foOnBzPXD

3/17-3/21/21 Time & Again Vintage Open & full of treasures.  Open: WED 5-8 pm, THURS & FRI 9 am to 6 pm & SAT & SUN 9 am to 4 pm at 146 N Iowa St., Dodgeville.

3/18/21 Shake Rag Alley's Antiracism Book Club meets the 3rd THURS of each month from 6:30-7:30 via Zoom (thru December). See https://shakeragalley.org/nea-big-read

3/24/21 Dean Robbins, winner of the Council for Wisconsin Writers Tofte/Wright Children’s Literary Award, will read from & discuss his work, via Zoom from 7-9 as part of the Shake Rag Alley's Winter Writers Reading Series. Registration is free but is required. Read more & sign up https://shakeragalley.org/product/wwrs-robbins/ Suggested donation $5

4/3/21 Gallery Night in Mineral Point (Stay tuned for details)

4/4/21 Easter

4/6/21 Folklore Village Open Night Held Virtually via Zoom until further notice at 7 pm.  Email programs@folklorevillage.org to sign up. Anyone can sign up. Mike Wolkomir & Sallie Anna Steiner emcee the evening while Scott Stieber does a top-notch job on sound. Open Mics are on the first TUES of each month.

4/14-4/18/21 Time & Again Vintage Open & full of treasures.  Open: WED 5-8 pm, THURS & FRI 9 am to 6 pm & SAT & SUN 9 am to 4 pm at 146 N Iowa St., Dodgeville.

4/16-4/17/21 Mineral Point Garage Sales. (More information later). There will also be a Garage Sale held at the Lind Pavilion on the Shake Rag Alley campus on these dates). Start getting ready now!

4/21/21 Women's Art Party: With Becky Mootz, 6:30-8:30 pm Making mini scrapbook albums using card stock, scrapbook paper, & book rings. Crafters have the option of bringing their own photos to use, leave space to add photos later, or choose from the several sets of inspirational quote cards Becky will provide. Use stickers, buttons, ribbon, flowers, etc. to embellish the pages any way you like. The result will be a unique art piece they can display on a shelf or hook, or a small keepsake to remember a special occasion. Gather safely in the Lind Pavilion, 411 Commerce St., Mineral Point.  Workshop is limited to 9 participants. Masks are required.  Cost $5 project fee Read more, see descriptions & Register here (Registration is required)  https://shakeragalley.org/product/wap-april/

4/23/21 Mineral Point Red Cross Blood Drive at St. Mary's St. Paul's church in the "hall". Doors are just below the parking lot. 12 Noon to 6 pm. You are tested also to see if you have Covid antibodies. Thank you to the loyal blood drive donors, the Red Cross workers, & to Mary Walrack for all her work.

5/1/21 2021 Mineral Point will be Hosting an Historic Preservation Celebration. Stay tuned.  They will be celebrating Mineral Point's 50-year anniversary of being on the National Register of Historic Places!  Plans will involve using their Historic Architectural Tours to ensure the event can happen regardless of the state of Covid.

5/1/21 Mineral Point Market Opens

5/1/21 & Continuing: Taliesin has new One-Hour House Tours. $40. Read all about this tour here:  https://www.taliesinpreservation.org/tours/tour/1-hour-house-tour/

Taliesin will have many other tours beginning in May 2021. Read about ALL their tours here:  https://www.taliesinpreservation.org/tours/

5/4/21 Folklore Village Open Night Held Virtually via Zoom until further notice at 7 pm.  Email programs@folklorevillage.org to sign up. Anyone can sign up. Mike Wolkomir & Sallie Anna Steiner emcee the evening while Scott Stieber does a top-notch job on sound. Open Mics are on the first TUES of each month.

5/15/21-10/16/21 Spring Green Farmers Market Opens 9 a.m. - Noon

Note: Broadway on Demand is available to watch an array of archived & Live Streamed events including exclusive performances, backstage access, master classes, & More. If interested, go to https://get.broadwayondemand.com/. There is a charge for a year of viewing, & you can get on their email list to know what is being shown or highlighted.

I got a note from Chuck Tennessen about the Clean Local Energy Alliance (Now CLEA-n).

Upland Winds The possible development of this massive windfarm project across three Southwest Wisconsin counties is generating a lot of controversy. CLEA-N’s focus will remain on actively pursuing the kinds of renewable energy solutions that work economically and environmentally for our communities.
These solutions include promoting energy efficiency and small-scale solar expansion whose benefits include local job creation, energy cost savings, and minimal negative impacts on the environment. Join the Clean Energy Revolution Become a CLEA-N Member

1. A donation of any amount makes you a member of CLEA-N. (Your donation is tax-deductible.)
2. Make your check out to DALC. Write CLEA-N in the memo. Mail to DALC, P.O. Box 323, Dodgeville, WI 53533. 3. Membership benefits:
Receive updates on projects and activities Eligibility to serve on committees and as officers in CLEA-N, Invitations to member-only events, Feel great for supporting a clean energy future!

Let’s build a better energy future together right here in Iowa County! Want to know more? Contact: Chuck Tennessen Iowa County CLEA-N - Chairperson IowaCountyClean@gmail.com Or Charles@driftlessconservancy.org P.O Box 323 Dodgeville, WI 53533 608-930-3252 (Office) 608-341-0641 (Cell)