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FROM THE FREE PRESS...

215 Keller Ave. S. P.O. Box 424 Amery, WI 54001

715-268-8101

theameryfreepress.com

Publisher

Tom Stangl

Editor

April Ziemer

Advertising

Judy Monette

Production

Nicole Gagner

Office Manager

Diane Stangl

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We hope residents and visitors alike enjoy the 2023 Explore Amery Guide produced by the Amery Free Press.

We hope this product is useful and informative for people living in this area or who are considering moving here. There are so many things to do and enjoy whether living here or just visiting.

Please feel free to let us know how we can improve this product in the future by emailing us at editor@theameryfreepress.com.

Enjoy your time here.

Tom, Diane, April, Judy & Nicole

HELLO AND WELCOME!

Iam Mayor Chad Leonard, City of Amery. I am so grateful for your interest in our “City of Lakes”. Amery is a great community that offers many opportunities to play, shop, stay and live. For you outdoor enthusiasts, recreation is plentiful with biking and hiking trails. Our rivers and lakes are some of the best in the region to enjoy watersports and fishing. We offer many great places to eat, drink and socialize. I consider our community to have the best options around for those that are looking for that perfect vintage item for their home or cabin from one of our many vintage shops. I hope you have a great time exploring our beautiful city as there is something for everyone.

Hurry Back!

WELCOME HOME!

Amery has been the place I have called home my entire life. Whether you have decided to plant roots here or you are visiting, I hope our little town gives you a homey feel with all it has to offer.

Amery is a small community with big offerings. A combination of multigeneration owned family businesses and new entrepreneurs provide Amery a unique blend of staple and specialty shopping.

Amery is filled to the brim with community events. Several summer music series, festivals and State trail activities provide a little something for everyone. A blend of culinary options sees those who crave down home goodies to foodies with particular palates all being extremely satisfied.

Once you visit Amery, you are bound to schedule a return trip.

Sitting on the banks of the Apple River, Amery began as a lumberjacking town. The community grew around the sawmill. At this time, the area was known as “Big Dam.”

In 1887, the Soo Line Railroad depot was built as well as a hotel. Small stores and homes followed. The city was named Amery after William Amery. He was born in England in 1831. Amery learned the carpentry trade in London and ventured to the U.S. in 1861. Originally, he lived in Stillwater, eventually settling in Polk County, WI. There, he became a prominent resident and county treasurer. He died in 1887, after which they renamed of the area known as Big Dam to Amery.

1888-1893 were the years of Amery’s building boom. An implement store, furniture store, doctor’s office, hardware store and post office popped up.

Those years also saw many saloons opening their doors in Amery. By 1890 there were at least six and the nights were celebrated long and loud. An 1889 report details a fellow by the name of Charles Park owed a bill in which the saloon keeper was trying to collect. A fight ensued, resulting in Park being hit over the head with a beer bottle by Ole Hoserud. Park succumbed to his injuries. His death certificate stating he came to his demise at the hand of a beer bottle.

The city is not as rowdy as it once was, but there is still plenty of fun to be had.

Early years saw lumber mills, canning factories and cheese factories establishing the roots of a city where people could work, live and play. Products have changed, but industry itself has remained a constant.

Today, Amery is just a stones throw from the Twin Cities, which is convenient, but many find everything they need right here in 54001.

April Ziemer, Editor of the Amery Free Press and President of the Amery Community Club

SNAPSHOT OF AMERY THE CITY OF LAKES

County: Polk

State Senate District: 10

U.S. Congressional District: 7

Distance from other communities: 43 miles to Saint Paul, MN ; 49 miles to Minneapolis, MN ; 211 miles to Madison, WI ; 258 miles to Green Bay, WI; 267 miles to Milwaukee, WI.

Population: 2,902

Major Employers: Amery Hospital & Clinic, School District of Amery, Cardinal Glass.

Transportation: Wisconsin Highway 46 and Polk County Road F are main routes in the community.

Airport: Amery Municipal is a city owned public use airport located two nautical miles south of the central business district of Amery. It is included in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2021–2025, in which it is categorized as a local general aviation facility.

Amery Municipal Airport covers an area of 218 acres (88 ha) at an elevation of 1,088 feet (332 m) above mean sea level. It has one VASI equipped runway designated 18/36 with an asphalt surface measuring 4,000 by 75 feet (1,219 x 23 m).

On average, the airport has 13,900 aircraft operations, an average of 38 per day: 98% general aviation, 1% air taxi and 1% military. In January 2023, there were 27 aircraft based at this airport: 23 single-engine, 1 multiengine and 3 ultralights.

Geography: Amery is located at 45°18′35 N 92°21′46 W According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 3.61 square miles (9.35 km2), of which, 2.96 square miles (7.67 km2) is land and 0.65 square miles (1.68 km2) is water.

Local Contacts: Chad Leonard, Mayor, 715-268-3430, chad.leonard@amerywi.gov

April Ziemer, Amery Community Club President, 651-235-0515 (cell), editor@theameryfreepress.com

OUTDOOR REC

Polk County Information Center

Located at Hwy 8 and Hwy 35, St. Croix Falls. 800222-POLK (7655) or www.polkcountytourism.com.

Cattail State Trail

The Cattail State Trail travels for 18 miles on a former rail corridor between the communities of Amery and Almena in northwestern Wisconsin. Forests, farmlands, prairies, hills and various wildlife habitats surround the trail, which also passes through the Village of Turtle Lake. The trail is maintained and managed by Polk and Barron counties.

Trail activities: The trail may bring a number of different users to the trail at the same time. It is important to use good trail etiquette to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all trail users.

ATVs, UTVs & Off-Highway Motorcycles

All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are allowed on the trail yearround. Off-road motorcycles are allowed on the trail year-round in Polk County only. Operators must follow all Wisconsin ATV operation laws. Barron County has an extensive network of ATV routes and has opened a trail that connects with the Cattail, east from Almena to the village of Poskin. The connecting trail is on private land. Please stay on the trail and respect property boundaries.

About 2.5 miles east of Almena, Barron County has developed an ATV intensive use area. There is a trailhead with rest rooms available. Both ATV and snowmobile routes pass through the area and can use the trailhead.

Hiking, Bicycling, Pets & Walking

The entire trail is open to walking and bicycling, though bicycling is not recommended. The trail may be rough or soft in many sections. If you plan to bike the trail, the tread is more suitable for off-road bikes.

Pet owners, please be sure to have your pet on a leash, 8 feet or shorter, at all times. You must pick up after your pet.

Horseback Riding

The entire trail is open to horseback riding. The trail is not groomed or surfaced and may be rough or soft in many sections. Riders must share the trail with motorized vehicles.

Snowmobiling Winter activities

Snowmobiles are permitted on the trail. Operators must follow all Wisconsin snowmobile laws. The trail also connects to numerous miles of county snowmobile trails.

The opening and closing of snowmobile trails is at the discretion of each county. Snowmobile trails which cross DNR lands are opened and closed consistent with the

surrounding county (or counties). Whenever possible, the opening and closing of snowmobile trails is done on a county-wide basis, however localized conditions may require localized trail opening and closing. It is the responsibility of the county to provide notification about the status of snowmobile trails. The Travel Wisconsin Snow Conditions Report, and local club and county snowmobile web pages and telephone hotlines will provide the most current information.

About 2.5 miles east of Almena, Barron County has developed an ATV intensive use area. There is a trailhead with rest rooms available. Both ATV and snowmobile routes pass through the area and can use the trailhead.

The trail is open to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, however, the trail is not groomed and skiers and snowshoers must share the trail with snowmobiles. Skiers do not need a trail pass while using the trail.

No hunting and trapping allowed on the trail

Gandy Dancer Trail

The 98-mile recreation trail follows the railroad grade from St. Croix Falls north to Superior. The southern segment from St. Croix Falls to Danbury, 47-miles, is surfaced with crushed limestone offering a hard surface trail for biking and hiking from April through November.

A bike pass is required and can be purchased at the Polk County Tourism Center in St. Croix Falls and at points along the trail.

The northern segment, 51-miles, runs from Danbury through eastern Minnesota to Superior. This segment offers a wilder, more remote trail experience. Hiking, mountain biking and ATV use is permitted. No pass is needed, but ATVs must display valid registration.

From December to March the entire 98-mile trail is operated as a snowmobile trail. Mile post signs mark the distance from south to north.

The trail passes through many small towns in the southern segment, allowing for easy access to food, bathrooms, and lodging.

Stower Seven Lakes State Trail

Built on a former railroad corridor, this 14-mile trail begins in Amery at Harriman Avenue, travels through the communities of Deronda, Wanderoos and Nye, ending about one mile from Dresser at 90th Avenue. The trail passes through maple and oak forests, wetlands, prairies and farmlands and past many picturesque lakes. The trail

crosses between the North Twin and South Twin lakes in Amery, skirts the south end of Bear Trap Lake, the north end of Kinney lake and runs along Dwight, Horse and Lotus lakes near the western end.

The trail is named to recognize the exceptional natural resources the trail traverses and the longtime public service and leadership demonstrated by Harvey and Marilyn Stower of Amery. Harvey Stower served in the Wisconsin Legislature and as Mayor of Amery for many years. Camping and hiking opportunities are available nearby at Interstate State Park.

TRAIL ACTIVITIES

The trail may bring a number of different users to the trail at the same time. It is important to use good trail etiquette to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all trail users. All-terrain vehicles are prohibited on the trail. The Cattail State Trail, which begins in Amery just east of Highway 46 at Center Street, is open to motorized vehicles.

Hiking, Bicycling, Pets & Walking

The level grade and limestone surface make this trail suitable for bicyclists, walkers and joggers. Each bicyclist age 16 or older needs a Wisconsin state trail pass while using the trail.

Pet owners, please be sure to have your pet on a leash, 8 feet or shorter, at all times. You must pick up after your pet.

Cross-Country Skiing, Snowshoeing & Winter Activities

In winter the trail is open for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The trail is groomed for cross-country skiing. Snowshoers must stay off the groomed portion of the trail. Each skier age 16 or older needs a state trail pass before using the trail.

No hunting or trapping allowed on the trail

Stower Seven Lakes State Trail

School Forest

The public is welcome to explore the school forest trailssnowshoe, ski or on foot. Trail head and parking are located between the Middle and Intermediate Schools. Map available on the Amery School website on the ‘Community’ page: www. amerysd.k12.wi.us

Lakes and Rivers

Amery is home to three lakes and the Apple River within the city limits. Bear Trap and Lake Wapogasset are close by as well. Each body of water has its own personality and offers unique recreational and fishing opportunities.

Apple River Flowage is a 604 acre lake located in Polk County. It has a maximum depth of 18 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from public boat landings. Fish include Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water clarity is low.

Bear Trap Lake is 241 acres in size. It is approximately 25 feet deep at its deepest point. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Muskellunge (Muskie), Northern Pike and Walleye. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing.

North Twin Lake is a 129 acre lake located in Polk County. It has a maximum depth of 27 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water is moderately clear.

Pike Lake is a 148 acre lake located in Polk County. It has a maximum depth of 33 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water clarity is very clear.

South Twin Lake is a 72 acre lake located in Polk County. It has a maximum depth of 9 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water is moderately clear.

Lake Wapogasset is a 1189 acre lake located in Polk County. It has a maximum depth of 32 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from public boat landings. Fish include Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water clarity is low.

Amery Parks

York Park

Located on the northern edge of Amery, York Park provides fishing and hiking. Picnic areas and free Wi-Fi are available as well.

North Park

Home to tennis and horseshoe courts, Frisbee golf, the city’s skate park, basketball court, play and picnic area, fishing, canoeing, public restrooms and free Wi-Fi

Flagpole Park

Located across from North Twin Lake, grilling and picnic areas are available.

North Twin Park

Fish or enjoy a picnic in this scenic park by the lake.

Soo Line Park

Home to the pavilion and next to the Cattail and Stower Seven Lakes Trail. Stop and enjoy free Wi-Fi.

Bobber Park and Michael Park

Located on the beautiful Apple River and home to the Danielson Stage, these twin parks offer fishing, picnicking and public restrooms.

South Twin Beach

Canoe, fish, enjoy a picnic, play area, pickleball courts and public restrooms.

Schumacher Park

Located on the Apple River, enjoy a picnic and the view.

Amery Dog Park

Located at the corner of Minneapolis Avenue and Griffin Street.

Area Parks

Apple River County Park

1040 Mains Crossing Ave.Camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, picnicking, playground, snowmobiling and swimming.

Black Brook

376 115th St.Boat Landing, fishing, picnicking and a playground

Garfield Recreation Area

776 130th St, Amery, WI 54001Biking, boat landing, cross country skiing, fishing, hiking, picnicking, playground and public restrooms.

D.D. Kennedy Recreational Area

1459 Kennedy Mill Ave, Amery, WI 54001A 99-acre environmental area preserve located between Amery and Balsam lake. The park includes a prairie restoration area with hiking trails with native grasses, wildflowers, and birds, fishing (bridge and handicap accessible pier), dam and millpond, education building, picnic area with grills, picnic shelter with electric, playground, and restrooms.

National Parks

St. Croix National Scenic Riverway Headquarters

401 N. Hamilton St.St. Croix Falls715-483-2274www.nps. gov/sacnExhibits and a bookstoreMay-September. Open daily 9-5October-April. Open M-F, 9-4 Closed on federal holidays.

State Parks

State Parks require state park sticker for the state in which they are located. Can be purchased at park entrance.www. dnr.state.wi.usWisconsin DNR State Park Info 608-2662181

State Park Campsite Reservations

888-947-2757 TTD 800-274-727524-hour license sales877-945-4236 (requires Visa or MasterCard)

Interstate Park, St. Croix Falls

715-483-3747Ice Age Trail Interpretive Center

715-483-3747Spooner Service Center 715-635-2101

State Fish Hatchery, SCF Brook and Brown Trout715-483-3535

State Fish Hatchery, Osceola Rainbow Trout, 715-294-2525

Straight Lake State Park, Frederic 3.5 miles east of Highway 35 via 270th Ave.

Crex Meadows, Grantsburg 715-463-2896

Lake Wapogasset and Bear Trap Lake

Pike Lake

Water area: 161 acres

Total shoreline: 4.7 miles

Maximum depth: 33 feet

Nor th Twin Lake

Water area: 129 acres

Total shoreline: 2.5 miles

Maximum depth: 27 feet

South Twin Lake

Water area: 73 acres

Total shoreline: 1.5 miles

Maximum depth: 9 feet

MUST-ATTENDS

THINGS TO DO • EVENTS

Golf Courses

Amery Golf Course

601 Deronda St, Amery, 715-268-7213

www.amerygolfclub.com.

Clear Lake Golf Course

100 Golf Drive, Clear Lake 715-263-2500

www.clearlakegolfclub.com

Krooked Kreek Golf Course

2448A County Rd M, Osceola 715-294-3673

www.krookedkreek.com

St. Croix Valley Golf Course 2200 US Hwy 8, St. Croix Falls 715-483-3377

www.stcroixvalleygolfcourse.com

Luck Golf Course 1520 S Shore Dr, Luck 715-472-2939

www.playluckgolf.com

Family Entertainment

Amery Area Public Library

104 Maple St W, Amery 715-268-9340, amerylibrary.org Events for adults and children planned throughout the year

Amery Theater & Coffee Bar

118 Keller Ave N, Amery 715-268-8011, amerytheater.com

Fawn-Doe-Rosa

Wildlife Educational Park; Hwy 8, St. Croix Falls. Open May - September, 715-483-3772, fawndoerosa.com

Festival Theatre

125 N. Washington St., St. Croix Falls. Live theater and music, 715-483-3387 Box Office, www.festivaltheatre.org

Osceola & St. Croix

Valley Railway

114 Depot Road, Osceola, off Hwy 35 (south of RR overpass). May-October, 715-755-3570, www.trainride.org

Falls Cinema 8 Theatre

2179 E. Hwy 8, St. Croix Falls 715-483-9785, stcroixfallscinema.com

Scenic Boat Tours

Taylors Falls, Minn. Trips daily June-August 651-465-6315

www.wildmountain.com

Trollhaugen Family

Recreation Area

Dresser, 715-755-2955, downhill skiing, snow tubing, snowboarding, x-country, Aerial Adventure park, www.trollhaugen.com

Wild Mountain Rec. Park North of Taylors Falls, 1-800-4474958, skiing, snowboarding, water park, go-karts, wildmountain.com

THE EVENT OF THE YEAR AMERY FALL FESTIVAL

Food-check. Music-check. Artcheck. Parade-check. Carnivalcheck. Back up plans in case of a boring time-DON”T BOTHER!

Thursday, May 26th 1949, 25 men gathered at the Amery Legion Hall to discuss proposals for a fall community affair. Allen Kinney, president of the Amery Community Club, formed the group and G.E. Niccum prepared a committee plan. The name “Fall Festival” was chosen and directors were elected to manage the festival and funds that would be maintained from year to year.

Since 1949, there have been many changes to the festival from year to year. The one constant? A group of dedicated volunteers has worked tirelessly throughout the year to provide a entertainment-filled

weekend for residents and visitors alike.

From handfuls of mouthwatering food choices, ice cold cans of dance move confidence (or as some call beer), car shows, rides, games, a

mega-parade and arts & crafts galore-there is one thing for sure; you will never visit the Amery Fall Festival just once. Year after year people flock to the fun times of the Fall Festival.

AMERY SUMMERS WILL BE MUSIC TO YOUR EARS

If you want to follow the advice the well-known group the Doobie Brothers and “Whoa, oh listen to the music,” then Amery is the place to be during the summer months. Amery is the place for summer music almost every day of the week in 2023. Local taverns are jamming, and with the cherished Music on The River concert series on the third Friday of June, July and August; plus the lovely weekly concert series known as “Summer Wednesdays,” Amery is a mecca of music.

The Danielson Stage in Michael Park hosts all of the events and both feature food and drink options as well.

Music on the River has a classic car show hosted by Amery Chevrolet and it sure draws a crowd! One of the Music on the River coordinators, Tom Bensen, said, “As word gets out, our summer three-part concert series Music on the River continues to swell. It is a great time. We want to remind people these are free concerts

all provided by the generosity of our local businesses and sponsors. Without them, we would not be able to put on these great shows.”

Music on the River features two musical acts at each event. The opening show is at 5 p.m. and the headliner starts at 7 p.m.

The Summer Wednesday events take place each Wednesday from JuneAugust, starting at 6 p.m. They feature high quality performers in a wide range of styles - a little something for everyone!

“The Danielson Stage at Michael Park in Amery was designed to be one of the best places to hear live music and the community obviously appreciates it,” says Summer Wednesday music coordinator Woody McBride, “This is not your average concert in the park - these are top notch performers that play from the heart - and the audience can feel itI know I can.”

AMERY ART & CRAFT FAIR

Mark your calendars to stroll through an outdoor mall of sorts; held the Saturday before Father’s Day each June. Amery’s North Park is the place to be as 2023 sees the Woman’s Club hosting their annual Art and Craft Fair for the 45th year.

Years ago, the event started on the sidewalks of Keller Avenue and today sits nestled along the tree lined walkway of beautiful North Park. Organizers say the Amery Art and Craft Fair has transitioned into a very large, diverse and fun annual event showcasing the talents of local and area crafters and artists.

The Amery Art and Craft Fair provides a showcase for crafters and artists from the local and surrounding areas. A plethora of exhibit booths feature a variety of unique craftsmanship and talent. It is a favorite fair of many vendors who return year after year. There is no reason for shoppers to leave empty-handed as the fair truly features something for everyone. Organizers said, “If it is something special you are seeking, this is the place to find it!”

Various food items from gyros to gourmet popcorn will delight your taste buds, but make sure to leave room for dessert. Famous for their homemade cookies, Amery Woman’s Club members will have dozens of varieties of their special baked goods available for sale at the AWC booth. New this year, there will be musical entertainment for the Fair goers.

The fair is the biggest yearly fundraiser for the Woman’s Club to raise monies in support of many community charitable organizations, including over $3,250 in scholarships to local youth and adult non-traditional students.

Grab your friends and family and make a day of it. There is no admittance fee and the yearly event runs from 9a.m. until 3p.m.

See you at the fair!

HOLLY JOLLY STROLL

It is typically a chilly day, but that is why chili is provided!

A kick-off to winter, Amery’s Holly Jolly Stroll is a day filled to the brim with holiday hullabaloo.

The Holiday stroll was an idea set forth by the Amery Free Press 38 years ago, as a day to drop by participating Amery businesses for a little taste of season greetings. The tradition has continued on at the hands of the Amery Free Press, the Amery Community Club the Amery Fire Department and cooperating businesses. You will find variety of activities, which in years past have included free smores and hot cider in Soo Line Park, horse and wagon rides, a Woman’s Club cookie sale, pictures with Santa, tea with Mrs. Claus, carolers, winter workshops, crafts, and an “Ugly Sweater Dash” 5k walk/ run.

It also serves as a day of giving. There are opportunities to donate to Polk County Operation Christmas by decorating the Christmas tree there with “new” mittens, scarves, hats and coats.

There is non-perishable food donation drop spots for area food shelves and the Amery Fire Department takes donations for Toys for Tots.

The day winds down each year with the mega fire department Chili Feed and the Light Up the Town parade.

AMERY EVENTS

April 2023

3 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

8 – Bunny Bash Easter Egg Hunt

9-11 a.m. Michael Park

17 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

May 2023

1 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

15 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

21 – Amery High School

Graduation 2 p.m. at Amery High School

29 – Memorial Day Ceremony

11 a.m. at Amery Cemetary

June 2023

Summer Wednesdays Live Music

6 p.m. at Danielson Stage at Michael Park – Free Event Every

Wednesday June-August

5 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

3 – Fly-In Pancake Breakfast

7-11 a.m. at Amery Airport

16 – Music On The River

6 p.m. The Danielson Stage at Michael Park

17 – Amery Art & Craft Fair

9 a.m.-3 p.m. North Park

26 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

30 – Giant Ice Cream Sundae

12 p.m. Michael Park – Free event

July 2023

Summer Wednesdays Live Music

6 p.m. at Danielson Stage at Michael Park – Free Event Every

Wednesday June-August

3 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

17 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

21 – Music On The River

6 p.m. The Danielson Stage at Michael Park

August 2023

Summer Wednesdays Live Music

6 p.m. at Danielson Stage at Michael Park – Free Event Every

Wednesday June-August

1 – National Night Out (Fire, Police, EMS) 5 p.m. at Michael Park

7 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

21 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

18 – Music On The River

6 p.m. The Danielson Stage at Michael Park

28 – First Day of School K-12

September 2023

4 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

14-17 – Amery Fall Festival (2023 Theme: Fire & Flannel)

18 – Board of Education Meeting 6:30 p.m. at District Office

October 2023

November 2023

6 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

20 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

25 – Small Business Saturday

December 2023

2 – Holly Jolly Stroll starting at 2 p.m.; Fire Department Chili

Feed at 4 p.m.; Light Up the Town Parade 6 p.m.

4 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

18 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

22 – Dude’s Day – Time TBD

January 2024

8 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

15 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

February 2024

5 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

19 – Board of Education Meeting

6:30 p.m. at District Office

March 2024

4 – Amery City Council Meeting

5 p.m. at City Hall

18-22 – Amery School Spring Break

The Amery Farmer’s Market is open from June - October at the Soo Line Pavilion on Keller Avenue.

2023 Schedule:

Mondays, June 12th - October

23rd from 3-6 p.m.

Saturdays, June 10th - October

28th from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

*All events are subject to change

CITY COUNCIL

Mayor Chad Leonard

Term Expires 2024 chad.leonard@amerywi.gov

715-268-3430

Alderperson

(Wards 1 & 2)

Rick Van Blaricom

Term Expires 2024 rick.vanblaricom@amerywi.gov

715-268-2264

Alderperson

(Wards 3, 4 & 5)

Sarah Flanum

Term Expires 2026 sarah.flanum@amerywi.gov

715-268-4223

Alderperson at Large

(Wards 1-5)

Eric Elkin

Term Expires 2026 eric.elkin@amerywi.gov

715-268-9547

Alderperson (Wards 1 & 2)

Mike Manor

Term Expires 2024 mike.manor@amerywi.gov

262-210-9012

Alderperson

(Wards 3, 4 & 5)

Sharon Marks

Term Expires 2024 sharon.marks@amerywi.gov

602-705-6598

Alderperson at Large

(Wards 1-5)

Mikaela Thompson

Term Expires 2024 mykaela.thompson@amerywi.gov

715-554-0040

*This information is current as of March 2023. Elections may take place in April and November 2023.

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Wisconsin

www.wisconsin.gov

608-266-1212

Governor Tony Evers

115 E State Capitol Madison, WI 53702

608-266-1212

eversinfo@wisconsin.gov

28th Assembly District Rep. Gae Magnafici

PO Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708

608-267-2365 or 888-529-0028

Rep.Magnafici@legis.wis.gov

10th Senate District Sen. Rob Stafsholdt Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707

608-266-7745

Sen.Stafsholdt@legis.state.wi.us

United States

www.firstgov.gov

President Joseph Biden 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C. 20500

www.whitehouse.gov

House of Representatives

7th Congressional District Congressman Thomas Tiffany Hudson Office: 715-808-8160 tiffany@legis.wi.gov www.tiffany.house.gov

U.S. Senator Ronald

H. Johnson

202-224-5323

2 Russell Courtyard Washington, D.C. 20510 www.ronjohnson.senate.gov

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin

1 Russell Courtyard Washington, D.C. 20510 Phone 202-224-5653

www.baldwin.senate.gov

Polk County

Polk County Government Center

100 Polk County Plaza

Balsam Lake, WI 54810

715-485-9226

www.co.polk.wi.us

OFFICES

Administration

715-485-9212

Insurance, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, budgets

Aging Office

715-485-8449

Elderly and disabled transportation, senior dining

Child Support

715-485-9297

Enforcement of child support

Child Protection

715-485-8400

Clerk of Courts

715-485-9299

Fines, jury selection and judicial support services

Corporate Counsel

715-485-9210

Provide legal advice for county board and departments

County Clerk

715-485-9226

General information, marriage licenses, dog licenses, passports, temporary license plates, wood cutting permits, county board proceedings and directories, elections and voting.

District Attorney, Jeff Kemp

715-485-9231

Prosecutor for the county and state, victim witness program.

Emergency Management

715-485-9280

Assist citizens after a disaster, hazardous materials reporting and planning.

Public Health

715-485-8500

Communicable disease follow-up, WIC, family planning, water testing, immunizations, sanitation.

Highway Department

715-485-8700

Maintenance, construction, safety.

Human Resources

715-485-9270

Employment applications, hiring, employee benefits.

Human Services

715-485-8400

Economic support, Alzheimer’s support groups, at-risk children and families, child and adult protective services, mental health and substance abuse.

Polk County Information Center

715-483-1410 or 800-222-7655

710 Hwy 35 S, St. Croix Falls

www.co.polk.wi.us/tourism

Judges

Preside over court cases, marriage ceremonies

Branch 1 Daniel Tolan 715-485-9293

Branch 2 Jeff Anderson 715-485-9233

Land & Water

715-485-8699

Natural resources, conservation, wildlife damage program, watersheds.

Land Information

715-485-9279

Building and sanitary permits, land use planning, enforce county land use ordinances, map and maintain county’s geographical information system and survey records, comprehensive planning, revolving loan program, and zoning.

Parks, Buildings and Solid Waste

715-485-9294

Maintain county buildings and parks, solid waste and recycling program

*This information is current as of March 2023. Elections may take place in April and November 2023.

Register in Probate

715-485-9238

Record probates, wills, adoptions, guardianships, mental commitments

Register of Deeds

715-485-9240

Record of marriages, deaths, births, land deeds and mortgages, military records.

Polk Co. Sheriff

715-485-8300

Business/Records 715-485-8350 County Jail 715-485-8370

Probation and Parole 715-485-3114

Treasurer 715-485-9255

Maintains records of and collect real estate tax, maintains county investments and checking account.

UW Extension

715-485-8600

Family living educator, 4-H, Ag programs, horticulture, various educational classes

Polk County Board of Supervisors

Polk County Board Office, Suite 170

715-485-9271

There are 15 County Supervisors. They are elected each April of the odd-numbered year. The districts they represent are drawn based on population fluctuation. When establishing districts every effort is made to keep areas and municipalities in a consistent manner.

County Board Supervisors from the local area include: Denise L’Allier-Pray, District 12

715-441-4948

Jay Luke, District 11

715-268-2018

Tracy LaBlanc, District 5

715-948-2036

Christopher “CJ” Simones, District 14

651-206-4868

Russell Arcand, District 13

715-263-2995

What County Supervisory District am I in?

There are 15 County Supervisory Districts in Polk County. To find out what district you are in and who your County Board Supervisor is, call 715485-9226 or go to www.co.polk.wi.us. County Board Supervisors are elected every two years.

Running for county office: Please contact the County Clerk for filing deadlines if you are interested in running for county offices.

Running for municipal or town offices: Call your municipal office for instructions.

City of Amery

Amery City Hall

104 Maple St W, Suite A, 715-268-7486

www.amerywisconsin.org

The current population of Amery is about 2,819 and the village covers 3.61 square miles. Total population of Polk County is about 43,550, covering 917 square miles.

The City of Amery has six elected alderpersons serving four year terms and a mayor, whose term of office is two years. The alderpersons select a city administrator. City offices are located in the city hall.

Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Fire Department 911 Fire Chief Chuck Frohn 715-268-7406

Police Department 911 Police Chief Steve Hainzl 715-268-7411

Public Works

Jeff Mahoney

715-268-7427

Public Library

Director Heather Wiarda

715-268-9340

Building Inspector

Dan Kegley 715-497-3458

Municipal Court

Judge Chelsea Whitley 715-268-6567

City Council Alderpersons

Chad Leonard, Mayor 715-268-6978

Rick VanBlaricom 715-268-2264

Sarah Flanum 715-268-4223

Eric Elkin 715-268-9547

Mike Manor 262-210-9012

Mykaela Thompson 715-554-0040

Sharon Marks 602-705-6598

Meetings: first Wednesday of the month at 5 p.m.

Amery Post Office 715-268-7144

Townships

TOWN OF ALDEN

183 155th St, Star Prairie, WI 54026

Clerk Christine Genung 715-248-7859

Treasurer Margo Dahl 715-248-7859

alden@pressenter.com

Town Garage 715-248-3714

Chairperson

Keith Karpenski 715-554-2488

Town Supervisors

Gerald Anderson 715-554-0814

Barry Ausen 715-248-7844

Ted Johnson 651-491-0190

Polling location: Town Hall 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Meetings: second Thursday, Town Hall at 7 p.m.

TOWN OF APPLE RIVER

www.townofappleriver.com

612 US Hwy 8, Amery, WI 54001

Clerk JoAnn Agne 715-268-6506

Treasurer Janice Carlson 715-268-8936

Chairperson Kerry Bryan 715-554-1379

Town Supervisors

Chad King 715-554-1991

Steve Mullenbach 715-557-1574

Meetings: second Monday, 6 p.m.

*This information is current as of March 2023. Elections may take place in April and November 2023.

GOVERNMENT

TOWN OF BEAVER

www.townofbeaverwi.com

1541 10th St. , Turtle Lake, WI 54889

Clerk Kirk Haslow 715-255-8812

Treasurer Julie Milz 715-255-8582

Chairperson Mitchell Mal 715-255-8447

Town Supervisors

Bob Fellenz 715-255-9233

Kenneth Loos 715-255-8990

Meetings: Please contact Board Member to verify date and time of monthly meetings.

TOWN OF BLACK BROOK

www.blackbrookwi.gov

99 75th St., Clear Lake, WI 54005

Clerk Sally Pickard 715-268-2926

Treasurer Carrie Blanchard 423-307-6241

Chairperson Erik Henningsgard 715-441-0242

Town Supervisors

Dale Wood 715-491-4778

Jacob Macholl 715-268-9771 ext. 381

Meetings: third Thursday 7 p.m. Nov. -Feb. & 8 p.m. March -Oct.

TOWN OF CLAYTON

www.townofclaytonwi.com

462 105th Ave, Clayton WI 54004

Clerk Tracy LaBlanc 715-948-2564

Treasurer Debbie Elmer 715-781-3845

Chairperson Bill Vanda 715-641-0221

Town Supervisors

Paul Ladwig 715-948-4112

Roger Olson 715-948-4349

Arling “Ole” Olson 715-948-2490

Scott Gilbertson 715-205-8706

Meetings: second Thursday, 7 p.m.

TOWN OF CLEAR LAKE

375 46th St., Clear Lake, WI 54005

Clerk Janelle Johnson 715-948-2189

Treasurer Jenifer Cockroft 715-2634343

Chairperson Arthur Bergmann

715-263-2418

Town Supervisors

Larry Reindahl 715-263-2589

Richard Buhr 715-263-2825

Meetings: second Monday, 7 p.m.

TOWN OF GARFIELD

www.townofgarfield.com

Clerk Sue Knutson 715-268-4414

Treasurer JoAnn Erickson

715-268-2753

Chairperson Ed Gullickson

715-268-2574

Town Supervisors

Don Mork 715-294-3671

George Stroebel 715-553-3287

Meetings: second Tuesday, 7 p.m.

Polling: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m Town Hall

715-268-4857

TOWN OF LINCOLN

www.townoflincoln-wi.com

661 85th St., Amery, WI 54001

Clerk Stephanie Marciniak

715-268-4747

Treasurer Richard Timm

715-268-4757

Chairperson Jay Luke 715-268-2018

Town Supervisors

Dick Waterman 715-268-4747

Alan Carlson 715-268-2071

Meetings: second Thursday, 7 p.m.

VILLAGE OF CLAYTON

www.villageofclaytonwi.com

111 Clayton Ave. W., Clayton WI 54004

Village Office: 715-948-2460

President Joe Berghammer

Trustees

LuAnn Scharmer

Karrie Drinkman

Cris Casarez

Jason Anderson

Charlie Boese

Rochele Schribner-Winger

Clerk/Treasurer Lillianna Wilson

Public Works Director Sheldon

Donath

Chief of Police Paul Houx

Meetings: first Monday, 7 p.m.

VILLAGE OF CLEAR LAKE

www.clearlake-wi.gov

350 4th Ave, Clear Lake, WI 54005

President Roger LaBlanc

715-263-2034

Trustees

Lori Martin 715-263-4069

Pete Cogbill 715-263-2967

Michael Flaherty 715-607-0024

Marie Bannink 715-263-2838

Gerald Becker 715-263-2157

Joey Monson Lillie 715-263-2157

Clerk/Treasurer Al Bannink 715-263-2157

Meetings: first Tuesday, 7 p.m.

*This information is current as of March 2023. Elections may take place in April and November 2023.

ECONOMICS

Industry

Amery Technical Products – AmTec

241 Venture Drive, Amery 715-268-8146

Amery Welding & Fabrication

455 Griffin Boulevard, Amery 715-268-2254

Atnas Manufacturing, Inc.

640 Development Boulevard, Amery 715-268-4140

Cardinal LG

250 Griffin Street East, Amery 715-268-8111, www.cardinalcorp.com

J&E Coatings LLC

611 Developmental Boulevard, Amery 715-268-4365, www.jecompanies.com

Matrix Cable Solutions

129 Birch Street E, Amery 715-268-6344

www.matrixcablesolutions.com

MRL Manufacturing/Noble-X

465 Griffin Boulevard, Amery 715-268-2681, www.mrlmfg.com

Process Technology

462 Griffin Boulevard, Amery 715-268-8118

www.processtechnology.com

Raveling Companies, LLC

345 Venture Drive, Amery 715-268-9600, ravelingcompanies.com

Reliatrace

709 Keller Ave S, Amery (Thompson Ctr) 715-268-6495, www.reliatrace.com

Scientific Molding Corp – SMC

900 Griffin Street E, Amery 715-268-8662, www.smcltd.com

Unisource Assembly Corporation

711 Minneapolis Ave S, Amery 715-268-9769

www.unisourceassembly.com

Commerce

Amery Economic Development Corporation

Paul Shafer, 715-268-8018

paul.shafer@ameryedc.org

www.amerywisconsin.org/35/

Economic-Development

Polk County Economic Development Agency

Terry Hauer, Director

Polk County Government Center

100 Polk Plaza, Suite 226

Balsam Lake, WI 54810, 715-405-3400

director@polkcountyedc.com

www.polkcountyedc.com

Polk County Information Center

Colleen Foxwell, Director 800-222-7655 or 715-483-1410

www.polkcountytourism.com

Airport

Amery Municipal Airport, located at the south end of the city, features a number of amenities to make a visit by air a pleasant experience. The newly paved 75 by 4,000 foot north/south runway can accommodate a variety of aircraft , including small jets. The large ramp provides plenty of tie-down space. There are GPS-RNAV approaches available for inclement weather, as well as pilot controlled lighting that can be activated by 3 clicks on the Unicom frequency (122.8). Newly installed PAPI (Precision Approach Path Indicator) lights help guide pilots down the glideslope.

Both 100LL and JetA with Prist aviation fuels are available 24/7 from our new automated credit card self serve system. MasterCard, Visa, Discover and multi-serve cards are accepted. The pilot lounge, which is always open 24/7, features a restroom, vending machine, aviation weather computer and comfortable furniture.

Further information can be obtained by calling Amery City Hall at (715) 268-7486.

Location Facts

Location: 1 Mile South of Amery Coordinates: 45°16.869’N 092°22.524’W

EAT LOCAL

RESTAURANTS

GRILLS

Restaurants

Amery Family Restaurant 418 Keller Ave. S. Amery, WI 715-268-2100

China Garden 940 Elden Ave. Amery, WI 715-268-2900

Dairy Queen 221 Keller Ave. S. Amery, WI 715-268-2117

Ellie’s Ice Cream & Coffee 204 Keller Ave. N. Amery, WI 715-268-3470

Garibaldi’s Mexican Restaurant 337 Keller Ave. S. Amery, WI 715-268-9801

Jimmy John’s 924 Elden Ave. Amery, WI 715-268-5555

McDonald’s 100 Power St. Amery, WI 715-268-6700

Pizza Man 125 Birch St. E Amery, WI 715-268-5100

Pure N Simple Farm House Foods

867 US Hwy 8, Amery, WI 715-268-6800

Shoreview Supper Club 796 100th St. Amery, WI 715-268-8774

Subway 309 Keller Ave. S.Amery, WI 715-268-9966

Village Pizzeria 325 Keller Ave. N. Amery, WI 715-268-7010

Bar and Grills

Alibi Bar 109 Keller Ave. N. Amery, WI 715-268-8929

Amery Ale Works 1588 115th St., Amery, WI 715-268-5226

Birch Street Bar 117 Birch St. E. Amery, WI 715-268-8922

Brow Tine 1361 100th St. Amery, WI 715-268-6262

Club 53 Bowling 125 Keller Ave. N. Amery, WI 715-268-8921

The Mix Up 1301 105th Ave. Amery, WI 715-268-8572

Tac Two Bar & Grill 105 Keller Ave. N. Amery, WI 715-268-8222

U.W. Wanderoos Bar & Grill 1629 70th Ave. Amery, WI 715-268-9217

Waterside Bar & Grill 1342 Lone Pine Ln. #7 Amery, WI 715-268-5005

WORSHIP LOCAL

AREA CHURCHES

FIRST LUTHERAN

240 Elm St. W, Amery

Tim Bjorge, Pastor 715-268-7135

www.flcamery.org

AMERY CONGREGATIONAL

201 N. Harriman Ave., Amery

Dana Caldwell, Pastor, 715-268-7390

www.ameryucc.org

AMERY FREE LUTHERAN

1 mile west of golf course on CTH F

Alan Arneson, Pastor 715-268-9218

www.ameryflc.org

APPLE RIVER COMMUNITY

942 US Hwy. 8, Amery

Justin Hosking, Pastor

Isaac Karpenske, Associate Pastor 715-268-2176

www.appleriverchurch.org

BALSAM LUTHERAN

1115 Mains Crossing, Amery

Laurie Kenyon Woods, Pastor 715-268-9291

balsamlutheranchurch.org

CHURCH OF CHRIST

– NEW RICHMOND

1491 Co Rd A, New Richmond

Tony Rankin, Preacher 715-690-8077

www.cocnr.com

JOURNEY CHURCH

131 Broadway St E, Amery “On a Journey to Know Jesus and Make Jesus Known” 715-268-2223

www.journeychurch.city

CHURCH OF CHRIST

– ST. CROIX VALLEY

2245 Cty Rd T (Stanton Town Hall), Deer Park

Eric Olson, Preacher 715-431-0053, 715-808-0324 stcroixvalley.churchofchrist.info

CLEAR LAKE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

76 20th Ave., Clear Lake

Scott Manly, Pastor, 715-566-4349

Head Elder Norman Britain, 715-263-2457

Church 715-263-3034

clearlakewi.adventistchurch.org

CLEAR LAKE UNITED METHODIST

420 4th Ave., Clear Lake

Hakki Min, Pastor 715-263-2700

www.willowriverparish.org

DEER PARK UNITED METHODIST

221 2nd St. W., Deer Park Hakki Min, Pastor 715-263-2700

www.willowriverparish.org

DERONDA LUTHERAN

1239 65th Ave., Amery

Loren Teig, Bridge Minister 715-268-9577

www.nuicparish.org

REDEEMER LUTHERAN

600 Keller Ave. S., Amery Sunday Worship Service 9:30 am 715-268-7283

redeemerlutheranchurch-amery.com

EAST BALSAM BAPTIST

1816 108th St./CTH I, Balsam Lake

Jonathon Enger, Pastor 715-857-5411

www.eastbalsam.org

EAST IMMANUEL LUTHERAN

207 120th Street, Amery

Hillary Toulson, Pastor 715-268-2143

eastimmanuel-lutheran.org

EAST LINCOLN ALLIANCE

735 70th Ave., Amery

Eric Danielson and Randy Schussman, Pastors 715-268-2350

www.eastlincolnalliance.com

ELIM LUTHERAN

1277 60th St., Range

Laurie Kenyon Woods, Pastor

FAITH FAMILY (UNITED METHODIST)

2692 154th Ave., Emerald Hakki Min, Pastor 715-263-2700

www.willowriverparish.org

FAITH LUTHERAN (ELCA)

301 1st Ave. E., Balsam Lake Neal Weltzin, Pastor 715-485-3800

www.faithlutheranbl.com

FAITH LUTHERAN (ELCA)

134 Prentice St. S, Clayton Margaret Grant, Pastor 715-948-2867

www.cllutheran.org

FIRST LUTHERAN

240 Elm St., Amery Tim Bjorge, Pastor 715-268-7135

www.flcamery.org

FIRST LUTHERAN (LCMC)

811 South Ave. W, Clear Lake Bryan S. Anderson, Pastor 715-263-2846

www.firstluthclearlake.com

GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN (ELCA)

877 190th Ave./Cty. Rd. G, Balsam Lake (Fox Creek) Diane Norstad, Pastor 715-857-5580

www.georgetownlutheran.net

GRACE LUTHERAN - WELS

460 4th St., Clear Lake 715-263-2140

HOLY TRINITY ORTHODOX

523 1st St., Clayton Chris Wojcik, Pastor 715-948-2493

www.htocclayton.org

HOLY TRINITY UNITED METHODIST

1606 165th Avenue, Centuria (County Rd I between Balsam Lake & Centuria

Yul Kwon, Pastor 715-485-3363

htslumc@gmail.com, Facebook

IMMANUEL EV. LUTHERAN (LCMS)

124 E. Church St., Clayton Gregory Becker, Pastor 715-541-2955

lmmLCLCMS@centurytel.net

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN

375 65th Ave., Clayton 715-948-2867

www.immanuellutheran.info

JOURNEY CHURCH

131 Broadway St. E., Amery

Clint Calvert, Transitional Pastor

Michael Shepherd, Family Life Pastor 715-268-2223

office@journeychurch.city

www.journeychurch.city

715-268-9577

www.nuicparish.org

LITTLE FALLS LUTHERAN

1272 44th Ave., Amery Loren Teig, Bridge Minister 715-268-9577

www.nuicparish.org

LIVING WORD CHAPEL

2746 Hwy. 64, Forest

Sean & Libby Higgins, Senior Leaders 715-265-4810, 715-781-8247

www.livingwordchapel.com

MOE LUTHERAN (ELCA)

451 30th St., Clear Lake Margaret Grant, Pastor 715-948-2867

www.cllutheran.org

NEW LIFE COMMUNITY

119 Birch St. W., Amery Craig Jorgenson, Pastor 715-268-6989

www.amerynewlifechurch.org

OUR LADY OF THE LAKES CATHOLIC

507 W. Main St., Balsam Lake Father Jerry Harris, Pastor 715-405-2253

ourladyofthelakes.ws

UNITED COVENANT

348 5th St NW, Clear Lake

Dan Pearson, Lead Pastor 715-263-2665

www.unitedcovchurch.org

OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN

217 Deronda St., Amery Keith Ruehlow, Pastor 715-268-7290

www.oslcamery.org

REDEEMER

LUTHERAN - LCMS

600 Keller Ave. S., Amery Doug Davis, Interim Pastor 715-268-7283

redeemerlutheranchurchamery.com

REEVE EVANGELICAL

FREE

205 1 1/2 St./Cty. Rd K, Clear Lake, Todd Groat, Pastor, 715-263-2126, www. reevechurch.org

ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL

365 5th St., Clear Lake Rev. Geri E. Sola 715-263-2961

ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC

811 4th St., Clear Lake Fr. John Long, Pastor 715-265-7133

www.jbjsaints.com

ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC

1050 Keller Ave. N., Amery Father Jerry Harris, Pastor 715-268-7717

www.stjosephamery.org

ST. JOHN LUTHERAN (LCMS)

2803 Hwy. 64, Glenwood City (Forest)

Dan Moeller, Vacancy Pastor

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

214 North St. W., Deer Park

Dan Moeller, Vacancy Pastor 715-269-5126

TRINITY LUTHERAN OF GARFIELD

1578 85th Ave., Amery

Loren Teig, Bridge Minister 715-268-9577

www.nuicparish.org

UNITED COVENANT

348 5th St. NW, Clear Lake

Dan Pearson, Pastor 715-263-2665

www.unitedcovchurch.org

WEST IMMANUEL LUTHERAN (ELCA) 447 180th St., Osceola

Lori Peper, Pastor 715-294-2936

www.westimmanuel.org

Loren Teig, Bridge Minister

Deronda Lutheran Little Falls Lutheran Trinity Lutheran

ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATIONS

ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

artZ Gallery

208 North Keller Avenue

Amery, WI 54001

artZ Gallery is an artist owned and operated gallery, with changing monthly exhibits featuring member and guest artists. Artists who are interested in exhibiting can pick up application information at the Gallery or visit the website: artzgallery.org

Polk County Earth Arts

www.earthartswi.org

Polk County Earth Arts is an organization that brings together visual artists and artisans of the Upper St. Croix Valley for purposes of mutual support, networking, organizing and promoting special events, and creating promotional materials.

The annual Earth Arts Spring Tour occurs the first weekend in May. Maps are provided at the Polk County Information Center.

The annual Fall Salon is held the third, is an art exhibit showing member artists interpretations of a common theme. The Earth Arts members meet monthly throughout the year. Meeting locations rotate among members’ studios and galleries, giving everyone an introduction to each other’s work. Earth Arts is an open forum and welcomes all interested parties working in all artistic media.

Northern Lakes Center for the Arts

PO Box 338, Amery, WI 54001 715-338-0164

harper42@amerytel.net

NLCA is a 501c3 nonprofit arts organization dedicated to bringing the arts to communities.

The Northern Lakes School for the Arts

113 Elm St. West, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-6811

www.northernlakesschool.org

The Northern Lakes School for the Arts, an educational organization, was formed to develop the creative talents and abilities of local residents.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION

Amery Area Food Pantry

230 Deronda Street, Amery, WI 715-268-5999

Inside the old ER entrance Medical Center Building

Open Monday 9 a.m. - 12 noon, Thursdays from 2-6 p.m. Call for appt.

Ruby’s Pantry

Hosted by the Amery Congregational Church and distributed the second Saturday of the month, 9 a.m. $20 donation, 715-268-7390

WIC Program

Call Polk County Health Dept. for appointment, 715-485-8520

FARMERS MARKETS

Amery’s Farmer Market

Mondays 3 p.m.-6 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m.-Noon at Soo Line Park in downtown Amery

Balsam Lake Farmers Market

Fridays 3 p.m.-5 p.m. at Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, 507 West Main Street

Osceola Farmers Market

Fridays 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Located at 306 River Street in Osceola

St. Croix Falls Farmers Market

Saturdays 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in downtown St. Croix Falls at 203 Washington St.

THRIFT

Worn Again Inc. 207 Keller Ave N, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-6080

Sweet Child of Mine

113 Keller Ave S, Amery, WI 54001 715-607-4214

CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS

4-H UW Extension Phone: 715-485-8600

Fax: 715-485-8601

Polk County 4-H Clubs and Leaders

Beaver Brook Badgers

Katie Lauterbach 715-829-8024

Bone Lake Beavers

Lynn Johnson 715-327-8311

Bronco Busters

Tamera Belisle 715-222-5711

Cattail Clovers

Michelle Pickard 715-948-4249

Cushing

Corena McManus 715-557-0635

Deronda Diplomats

Marge Schone 715-268-7031

Forest View

Amanda Lietz 715-293-3725

Indian Creek

Linda Owens 715-653-2663

Jolly Milltown

Judy Bainbridge 715-825-2207

Knotty Pine

Amanda Sanders 715-641-2466

Little Butternut

Jackie Thompson 715-529-1869

Little Falls Livewires

Julie Novak 715-268-2237

Lucky Horseshoe

Corrine Gehrman 715-205-4409

McKinley Vikings

Melissa Monchilovich 715-651-2956

Northern Lights

Shirley Miller-Frey 715-557-1467

Pleasant Lake

Trish Carlson 715-294-4372

Scenic View

Sandy Swanson 715-483-9350

Shooting Stars

Matt Babcock 612-308-8885

South Milltown

Jeanne Alling 715-553-2488

West Sweden

Emily Ovik 715-790-2533

Arnell Memorial Humane Society

185 Griffin St E, Amery, WI 715-268-7387

www.arnellhumane.org

Boy Scouts of America

www.beascout.scouting.org

Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valley

Sandy Clark 715-294-3640

www.girlscoutrv.org

800-845-0787

Indianhead Barbershop Chorus

Ken Mettler, 715-483-9202

kbmett@hotmail.com

Ice Age Trail Foundation, Indianhead Chapter

A working volunteer organization for trail development. Contact them at: www.iceagetrail.org or indianheadchapter@iceagetrail.org.

Interfaith Caregivers

715-825-9500

info@interfaithpolk.org

Interstate Band Mavis Lindahl 715-755-2686

mlindahl@centurytel.net

West Wisconsin Lyme Disease Support Group

Bonnie Fox 715-268-9557

Polk County Democratic Party

Ann Turner 651-233-7664

Polk County Republican Party (GOP)

Alan Walker 608-247-5268

Polk County Historical Society

715-485-9269

polkcountymuseum.com

Polk County Genealogy Society

Vicki Jensen 715-501-3210 polkgen@gmail.com

Polk County Youth Snowmobile Club 715-222-2495

Amery Snowmobile Club

Josh Nichols president@amerysnowmobileclub. com

Polk-Burnett Beekeepers

www.pbbeekeepers.com

St. Croix Valley Orchestra

Adam Bever, Director www.scvorchestra.org 715-554-1536

Amery Woman’s Club

The Amery Woman’s Club is affiliated with the General Federation of Woman’s Club where members work locally to create global change by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service, amerywomansclub.com

Amery Garden Club

Patricia Seidl 847-736-4938

The Amery Area Garden Club meets monthly from April to December. In addition to garden tours, the group shares flower and vegetable gardening ideas and is responsible for the plantings at Schumacher Park.

Amery Lions Club

Founded in 1980, the Amery Lions Club is dedicated to serving the needs of our community. We’re proud of our city of Amery and our club members serve the community by freely giving their time and labor, in addition to raising funds, to support local, State and International projects and foundations. Our Club’s many activities reflect the Lions motto “We Serve.” Meetings 2nd Monday of the month, 12:00 p.m. at Amery Area Community Center, 608 Harriman Ave S, Amery.

Amery Community Club

www.amerycc.org

The Amery Community Club has represented the businesses and professions of Amery, Wisconsinserving as the community’s chamber organization since 1927. The club is dedicated to establishing and maintaining itself as a primary advocate, voice and resource for business and community organizations in our area.

President April Ziemer 651-235-0515

Treasurer Dr. Shawn Doerfler

715-268-9771 x272

Secretary Troy Keller 715-268-3505

Director Eric Morrissey 715-268-4106

Past President Tony Meyers

715-864-8947

Amery Swedish Club

www.foreverswedish.online

Our Swedish Club began 15 years ago as a Swedish language class in Amery. Our language teacher then suggested that we should have a social club. And

so För Alltid Svensk was born and blossomed and has become an active group with monthly activities and more than 50 regular members and many Facebook and website friends. We welcome all with similar interests to join us!

Amery Area Community Foundation

It is the goal of the Amery Community Foundation to enhance the quality of life in the Amery area and all of Polk County. We hope to do this by encouraging the establishment of endowment funds to serve the local community now and in the future by providing leadership and resources. As a public charity we can offer our donors maximum tax advantages. At the same time we can accommodate special concerns of the donor.

Amery Historical Society

ameryhistory@gmail.com

Featuring a collection of unique Amery artifacts and memorabilia.

Friends of the Stower

Seven Lakes State Trail PO Box 203, Amery, WI 54001 888-936-7463

The Friends of the Stower Seven Lakes Trail are a diverse group of over 200 energetic and engaged individuals, families and businesses committed to its vision, “the creation, promotion and preservation of the best-loved state trail in Wisconsin.”

Members pay a nominal fee which supports the development, maintenance and promotion of the trail and receive semi-annual trail updates that include volunteer opportunities, upcoming events and highlights of trail users and their experiences. Board members are elected with Board meetings held every month.

Woodland Lakes Rotary Club

Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to: Combat hunger, Improve health and sanitation, Provide education and job training. Promote peace. Eradicate polio under the motto “Service Above Self”. New members are always welcome. The

ORGANIZATIONS

local Rotary Club is involved with: The 3rd Grade Dictionary Program, Group Study Exchange, The International Flag Park, Strive Program. The Rotary Club meets the first Thursday of every month (time and place TBD).

Sjoland 635, Sons of Norway

Meets 3rd Tuesday 7:00 p.m.

First Lutheran Church

240 Elm Street West, Amery President Greg Warner 715-263-2776

VFW Post 7929

730 Wisconsin Ave, Amery, 715-268-8393

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #7929 welcomes you to the community of Amery. We are a local and nationally affiliated nonprofit organization that is here to serve our veterans. No one does more for veterans than the VFW. If you have served in any one of the campaigns overseas, you could be

eligible to become a member of our organization. If you have not served in the armed forces, but support the veterans and the military, our door is open to the public during our noraml business hours. On Thursdays, we have an exciting evening of Bingo that starts at 6:30 p.m. Our Canteen opens Thursday and Friday at 4 p.m. Follow our Facebook page VFW Post 7929 Amery.

Larson-Torgerson American Legion Post 169

320 Memorial Drive, Amery, WI 104 years ago, the American Legion was formed in France. 104 years ago six men from Amery decided it was a good idea and when the men returned home from France, they applied and became members. The American Legion Larson-Torgerson post #169 of Amery Wisconsin was founded in 1919, meaning that only 168 posts across the United States were formed before Amery.

Today, the organization is active throughout the United States, supporting current military personnel and veterans, sponsoring American Legion Baseball, Boys State, Oratorical Contests and other activities for youth.

They are the largest wartime veteran’s organization in the United States. Amery has over 100 members in the legion and they meet the last Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m.

WPCA Radio

130 Riverside Blvd., Amery, WI 54001 715-268-9722

93.1 FM WPCA MISSION STATEMENT “...To truly serve...the Public Interest, Convenience and Necessity...” This statement is taken from the opening paragraph of the broadcast license of every radio station in the country. WPCA Radio Takes it Very Seriously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Benefits:

• Medical, dental, vision

• Company match HSA and 401(k)

• Overtime after 36 hours

• Monthly profit sharing

• FSA medical • FSA child care

• Company paid life insurance

• Paid time off after 90 days

• New hire pre-approved time off

• Rewards & recognition program

• Professional development assistance

• Referral bonuses

• Employee assistance program

• Career advancement

• Travel opportunities and more!

SCHOOLS

Amery Schools

www.amerysd.k12.wi.us

The School District of Amery offers legacy, Montessori, AIM and ProjectBased instruction.

District Office

Dr. Shawn Doerfler, District Administrator 543 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771

Lien Elementary School EC-2

Principal Paula Johnson 469 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771, ext. 263

Intermediate School 3-5

Principal Jessica D’Ambrosio 543 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771, ext. 277

Middle School 6-8

Principal Tom Bensen

501 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771, ext. 303

High School 9-12

Principal Josh Gould

555 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771

Community Education Director Tracy Hendrickson

555 Minneapolis Avenue 715-268-9771 ext. 220

hendricksont@amerysd.k12.wi.us

Bus Information Transportation Supervisor Ryan Pease 715-268-9771, ext. 231

The Clubhouse Childcare Center Before & After School Care

4K through Grade 5 Infant & Toddler Care

Ages 6 weeks until in school 715-268-9771, ext. 434

Northwood Technical College

Northwood Technical College (formerly WITC) 1019 S. Knowles Ave. New Richmond, WI 54017

www.northwoodtech.edu

715-468-2815

800-243-9482

Fax 715-468-2819

TTY 888-261-8578

Motels

Camelot Motel

359 Keller Ave. S. Amery, WI 54001

715-268-8194

Forrest Inn Motel

1045 Riverplace Mall Amery, WI 54001

715-268-4100

STAY LOCAL

Campgrounds

Amery Municipal RV Campground

North Park, Amery, WI 54001

To reserve call 715-268-7486 or online at amerywisconsin.org.

Apple River Park & Campground

1040 Mains Crossing Ave. Amery, WI 54001

715-485-9294

Cameron Bridge Campground

878 Cameron Bridge Dr Amery, WI 54001

715-268-8960

Clear Lake Park and Campground

398 7th St. NW, Clear Lake, WI 54005

Tenting and RV sites, Swimming beach, fishing. Reserve with campground host on site or call 715263-2157 M-F, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Interstate State Park

St. Croix Falls

715-483-3747, www.dnr.wi.gov

Port Valhalla Campground

794 100th St., Amery, WI 54001

715-268-2421

SERVICES & SUPPORT

General Information AREA CODE

Area Code for western Wisconsin is 715 or 534. Minnesota East Metro

Area: 651, 612 and 763. Central time zone.

Polk County: www.co.polk.wi.us

Wisconsin: www.wisconsin.gov

DOG LICENSING

All dogs over five months old need to be licensed and tagged through your city, village, or town clerk/treasurer. Proof of rabies vaccination is required. If spayed or neutered, fee is reduced.

License year Jan. 1 to Dec. 31.

VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND PLATES

Amery Police Station

104 Maple St W, Suite C, Amery

Renewals or temporary plates for vehicles under 8000 lbs. Bring title or lien holder papers.

Phone number: (715) 268-7411 or www. http://wisconsindot.gov/ Pages/online-srvcs/find-dmv

Drivers License

950 Eldon Ave., Amery

Driver license and ID products, and disabled parking ID cards. This location offers automated knowledge tests in various languages. Vehicle products: registration, stickers, titling and license plates available.

Excluded products: No heavy vehicles

Office hours: Monday and Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Vehicle/Animal Collisions

Accidents with more than $1000 worth of damage must be reported to the Sheriff’s office, 715-485-8300. Accidents with lesser damage can be reported so the accident is logged for insurance purposes.

Anyone who hits and kills a deer and wishes to keep the remains must contact the DNR, 715-635-2101.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Polk County Job Center

4040 Main Street, Balsam Lake Phone 715-485-3115

Fax: 715-485-9466

www.workforceresource.org

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

www.dwd.wisconsin.gov/ui/ 1-800-822-5246

Claim specialists available from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. M-F.

Government Contact Information

NEWSPAPERS

Amery Free Press

215 Keller Ave S, P.O. Box 424 Amery, WI 54001 715-268-8101

www.theameryfreepress.com office@theameryfreepress.com

Baldwin Bulletin

990 Hillcrest St., Suite #104

P.O. Box 76 Baldwin, WI 54002 715-684-2484

www.baldwin-bulletin.com office@baldwin-bulletin.com

Burnett County Sentinel

114 Madison Street, P.O. Box 397 Grantsburg, WI 54840 715-463-2341

www.burnettcountysentinel.com office@burnettcountysentinel.com

Clear Lake Chronicle

560 5th Street, Clear Lake, WI 54005 Laura Anderson 715-263-2715

Inter-County Leader

715-327-4236

www.leadernewsroom.com

Osceola Sun

108 Cascade St., P.O. Box 248 Osceola, WI 54020

715-294-2314

www.osceolasun.com office@osceolasun.com

PERMITS FOR BUILDING

Contact the town clerk if you live in a rural area, or clerk if you live in an incorporated area. A uniform building code is in effect in Polk County; this includes fences.

Septic permits and rural address signs are handled by the county zoning office: 715-485-9279 or www.co.polk. wi.us/landinfo/zoning

PERMITS FOR BURNING

Amery- No open burning or burning of household trash allowed. Call the municipal office for information about campfires.

Unincorporated areas: Call town clerk.

DIGGERS HOTLINE

1-800-242-8511

PROPERTY TAXES

Property taxes are payable in two installments. Check with the treasurer of your town or incorporated area.

ROAD CONDITIONS

Dial 511

CABLE OR SATELLITE

SERVICE

Northwest Communications 715-268-7101

Dish Network 800-333-3474 Direct TV 855-567-1661

ELECTRIC

Xcel Energy 800-895-4999

Polk-Burnett 800-421-0283

INTERNET PROVIDERS

Northwest Communications 715-268-7101

NATURAL GAS

WE Energies 800-242-9137

PROPANE/FUEL OIL

Federated Co-op 715-294-3344

Ferrellgas 715-294-2411

Jor-Gas 715-327-8218

Polk-Burnett 800-421-0283

Skoglund Oil 715-246-4767

ALCIVIA 800-236-3276

Quality Propane 715-723-9490

POLK COUNTY RECYCLING CENTER

715-483-1088

www.co.polk.wi.us/recycling

4 miles E of St. Croix Falls on Hwy 8

Solid Waste Office 715-485-9294

M-F, 8:30-4:30 p.m.

100 Polk County Plaza, Suite 10

Balsam Lake

TELEPHONE

Northwest Communications

715-268-7101

CELL PHONE

Verizon Wireless

103 Power St, Amery, WI 54001

WASTE COLLECTION

Waterman Sanitation 715-268-6471

WATER AND SEWER City of Amery

104 Maple St W, Suite A Amery, WI 54001

715-268-7486

VOTER INFORMATION

Polk County handles all election preparations, publications and ballots for the voters of Polk County. The ballots are distributed to the municipalities prior to the election. Each municipality is responsible for submitting the results to the County Clerk as soon as possible after the polls close. Those results are tallied at the County Clerk’s office the night of an election and made available to the public and news media. Past election poll lists and results are on file and open to the public.

How do I vote?

To request an absentee ballot or to find out where to vote the day of the election, contact your municipal or town clerk. If you are uncertain who your clerk is or how they can be reached, please call the County Clerk at 715-485-9226.

The completed absentee ballot must be received by the municipal clerk no later than 8 a.m. the day of the election.

Voter registration

Residents voting in person can register at the time they vote by

bringing a photo identification and an envelope/bill addressed to them at their home address from a utility or business to establish their residency. Direct voter registration questions to your municipal or town clerk or call the Polk County Clerk 715-485-9226.

PASSPORT

INFORMATION

A passport is required to leave the United States including entering and returning from Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean and for all international travel.

Things you need Bring a certified copy of your birth certificate. It will be returned when you receive your passport. Bring a proof of identity with photo, such as a driver’s license.

Places to go locally:

Amery Post Office

1024 Riverplace Drive, Amery 715-268-7144

TTY Service 877-889-2457

Make appointment in advance

Polk County Government Center

Polk County Clerk’s Office

100 Polk County Plaza, Suite 110 Balsam Lake, WI 54810 715-485-9209

Make appointment in advance

Senior Services

Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Phone: 715-485-8449

100 Polk County Plaza, Suite 190 Balsam Lake, WI 54810

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Laura Wagner, Director ADRC provides information, direct services, and links to other services and advocacy to enable older adults to live as independently as possible. Call the office for a “Directory for Seniors” which contains a wealth of information.

Senior Voices, a monthly newsletter, is available from Polk County Aging Program.

COMMUNITY CENTERS

Amery Area Community Center

608 Harriman Ave. S., Amery 715-268-6605

Open daily

TRANSPORTATION

Interfaith Caregiversvolunteer drivers 715-825-9500

www.interfaithpolk.org

Aging and Disability Resource Center 715-485-8499

Disabled Parking Permits 715-485-8999

SUPPORT SERVICES

Polk County Alzheimer’s Support

715-485-8449

Veteran’s Services

715-485-9243, Balsam Lake email: cvso@co.polk.wi.us

Meals-on-Wheels, home delivery

715-485-8449

NURSING HOMES

Golden Age Manor 220 Scholl Street, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-7107

Amery Memory Care 215 Birch Street, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-4800

Willow Ridge Healthcare 400 Deronda St, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-8171

ASSISTED LIVING

Riverbend Senior Living 475 Golfview Lane, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-9949

INDEPENDENT LIVING

Income Adjusted Housing

Amery Housing Authority

715-268-2500

Polk County Housing Authority

715-294-4243

IN-HOME HELP

Interfaith Caregivers of Polk County

715-825-9500

PHARMACIES

Chet Johnson Drug

204 Keller Avenue N, Amery, WI 54001

715-268-8121

www.chetjohnsondrug.com

Amery Community Pharmacy

265 Griffin Street East, Amery, WI 54001

715-268-0678

www.amerymedicalcenter.org

Children’s Services

Polk County Public Health

100 Polk County Plaza, Suite 180, Balsam Lake, Polk County Justice Center

Wendy Bauman, Director

715-485-8500

Child Support

715-485-9297

Human Services

715-485-8400

Birth-To-3 Program 715-485-8585

Family Health Benefits

715-485-8500

WIC Program 715-485-8520

UW-Extension Family Living Agent, Gail Peavey 715-485-8600

CESA 11 Head Start 715-485-3413

Kinship of Polk County

A mentoring program 715-405-3900 www.polkkinship.org

Polk County Child Care Certification

Robin Stage, Coordinator

715-485-8477

Call for a county-wide listing

CHILD CARE

The Clubhouse Infant/Toddler Care, Before/After School Care & Summer Day Camp Visit the School District of Amery website for information. www.amerysd.k12.wi.us

Little Beans Childcare

655 Lakeview Ave Amery, WI 54001 763-516-8204

Mariann’s Little Lambs

436 Keller Ave S Amery, WI 54001 715-268-4946

Adult Services

HEALTH CARE

Amery Hospital & Clinic

256 Griffin St. East, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-8000 • 800-424-5273

amerymedicalcenter.org

Clinic hours: Monday & Tuesday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Wound Healing Center

230 Deronda, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-0175

Behavioral Health Center

230 Deronda Street, Amery, WI 54001 715-268-0060

Options for Women TriCounty Life Center

215 1/2 Cascade St., P.O. Box 163, Osceola, WI 54020 715-755-2229 (24 hr. line)

osceolatlc.com

Pregnancy resource center; testing, counseling, referrals. Learn-to-earn mentor program. Prenatal/parenting classes.

PUBLIC HEALTH

Polk County Public Health Balsam Lake, 715-485-8500

www.co.polk.wi.us/publichealth

Poison Control

1-800-222-1222

WIC 715-485-8520

List of services www.co.polk.wi.us/ publichealth/programs

EYECARE

Christopherson Eye Clinic

Dr. Bryce Christopherson

341 Keller Ave N, Amery, WI 54001, 715-268-2020

Family Eye Clinic

Dr. Daniel C. Satterlund

120 N. Keller Avenue Amery, WI 54001

715-268-9010

CHIROPRACTORS

Amery Chiropractic

Dr. Corey Gosso

Dr. Jennifer Waidelich

Dr. Kelsey Faschingbauer

Dr. Kayla Faschingbauer

408 Keller Ave S Amery, WI 54001

715-268-9146

Peterson Chiropractic

Dr. Jacqueline Peterson

404 Wisconsin Avenue

Amery, WI 54001

715-268-7500

DENTISTS

Dental Arts

Dr. Tom Van Someren

Dr. David Doroff

Dr. Amy Ott

404 Wisconsin Avenue

Amery, WI 54001

715-268-7177

River Place Dental

Dr. Rollyn Lee

Dr. Heather Marks

1030 River Place Drive Amery, WI 54001

715-268-2103

Smiles in Motion

Dr. Amanda Spitz

404 Wisconsin Avenue Amery, WI 54001

715-723-2000

Kristo Orthodontics

Dr. Jared Holloway

404 Wisconsin Avenue Amery, WI 54001

715-246-5165

FITNESS

Fitness Center, Amery Hospital & Clinic 220 Keller Avenue N Amery, WI 54001 715-268-0117

Sunshine Community Fitness Center of Amery 571 State Hwy 46 Amery, WI 54001 888-722-1968

Amery Area Community Center Fitness Center 608 Harriman Ave S Amery, WI 54001 715-268-6605