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Candidates on the ballot for the spring election KENOSHA NEWS STAFF

The following candidates are on the ballot for the April 1 election.

Primaries will be held Feb. 18. (i) denotes incumbents

State Court of Appeals, District 2 One seat: ■ Lisa S. Neubauer (i), Racine

Kenosha County Circuit Court Branch 3 judge: ■ Bruce E. Schroeder (i), Pleasant Prairie

County Executive ■ Jim Kreuser (i), 3505 14th Place

County Board 1st District ■ William ‘Doc’ Grady (i), 4017 Seventh Ave. 2nd District ■ Terry W. Rose (i), 7608 Third Ave. 3rd District ■ Jeffrey Gentz (i), 8918 29th Court 4th District ■ Michael J. Goebel, 1735 21st Ave. ■ Angelina Montemurro (i), 3717 13th St. 5th District ■ Rick Dodge (i), 2602 33rd St. 6th District ■ Edward D. Kubicki (i), 3617 22nd Ave. 7th District ■ Dayvin M.A. Hallmon (i), 1341 57th St. 8th District ■ Ronald L. Johnson (i), 7401 28th Ave. 9th District ■ John J. O’ Day (i), 8715 36th Ave. 10th District ■ David L. Arrington (i), 4713 30th Ave. 11th District ■ Ronald J. Frederick (i), 4818 60th St.

12th District ■ Leah V. Blough, 8355 57th Ave. ■ Gabe Nudo (i), 6410 53rd Ave. 13th District ■ Aaron Kohlmeier (i), 9320 67th St. 14th District ■ Carl A. Bogar, Jr., 4820 46th Ave. ■ Boyd Frederick (i), 6818 53rd St., No. 15 15th District ■ Mary Braun Modder, 600 10th Place ■ Greg Retzlaff, 3919 Fourth St. 16th District ■ Daniel Esposito (i), 3630 98th Place 17th District ■ Douglas J. Noble (i), 11111 84th St. 18th District ■ Anita Johnson (i), 10801 Old Green Bay Road ■ Chad Toney, 12109 182nd Ave. 19th District ■ Mike Skalitzky (i), 1415 97th Ave. 20th District ■ Mike Underhill (i), 6301 238th Ave. 21st District ■ Kimberly Breunig (i), 23219 111th Place 22nd District ■ Christopher Brown, 39701 60th St. ■ Erin Decker (i), 706 N. School St., Silver Lake 23rd District ■ Dennis Elverman (i), 9240 400th Ave.

City Council 1st District ■ Eric Haugaard (i), 3815 Fifth Ave. 2nd District ■ Dayvin M.A. Hallmon, 1341 57th St. ■ Rhonda Jenkins, 5923½ 6th Ave. A 3rd District ■ Jan Michalski (i), 416 71st St. 4th District ■ Steve Mitchell, 2424 14th St. ■ G. John Ruffolo (i), 3508 13th Place

5th District ■ Rocco J. LaMacchia Sr. (i), 2114 25th Ave. 6th District (Primary needed) ■ Dave Paff, 1606 35th Place ■ Dan Shatkins, 4401 19th Ave. ■ John Slanchik, 2624 33rd St. ■ Doug Williams, 2602 23rd Ave. 7th District ■ Patrick A. Juliana (i), 2002 53rd St. 8th District ■ Kevin E. Mathewson (i), 6624 21st Ave. ■ Kurt Wicklund, 6913 27th Ave. 9th District ■ Mitchell Pedersen, 1215 80th St. ■ Keith W. Rosenberg (i), 8709 34th Ave. 10th District ■ Anthony Kennedy (i), 4223 29th Ave. ■ Alex Shehadeh, 4043 35th Ave. 11th District ■ Scott N. Gordon (i), 5204 46th Ave. ■ Dino Marchesini, 5417 33rd Ave. 12th District ■ Steve Bostrom (i), 1720 75th St. 13th District ■ Curt Wilson (i), 7525 28th Ave. 14th District ■ Donald A. Duba, 7210 57th Ave., No. G2 ■ Daniel L. Prozanski Jr. (i), 4429 88th Place 15th District ■ Gabriele Nudo, 6410 53rd Ave. ■ John (Jack) M. Rose, 4315 68th St. 16th District ■ Jesse Downing (i), 5315 43rd St. ■ Bob Johnson, 10902 75th St. 17th District ■ David F. Bogdala (i), 7101 96th Ave.

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Egg & Cheese Flatbread and Canadian Bacon & Cheese French Toast) had a leg up because of the stellar brand reputation. Still, as many times as I’ve eaten at IHOP, I’m not sure I’ve seen these sandwiches on the menu.

So IHOP is copying itself — but creating something different, and hoping to sell new products because its old favorites are so popular.

Hey, that’s Madonna’s trick!

Ninety seconds in the ’wave and one minute of rest (per cooking instructions), and I was totally happy and a little surprised by how good this sandwich tasted. Maple aroma and flavor were everywhere.

The egg was a standard rubberized floppy disc. The cheese was clean and melty.

The sausage was sweet and really good. The french toast was similar to a McGriddle, about the acreage of a burger bun, without having to wait in the drive-thru.

I ate two fast and hid the box so nobody else would get to it. That’s how you can tell I like something: The good stuff is in the back of my freezer.

Here’s a laugh: The box also contains cooking instructions for a conventional oven: “Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Separate sandwich in half and wrap loosely with foil. Place on baking sheet and bake for 30 minutes. Carefully remove from oven and let stand for one minute before serving.”

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It’s also nice to get a three-piece set, with a mixing glass, strainer and stopper.

There are shelves of cocktail books. But “Mr. Boston’s Official Bartender’s Guide” has been a standard for 75 years. It covers all the classics and is a great place to start.

This week I reached into the frozen-food case at my local supermarket for a French Toast Maple Sausage, Egg and Cheese Breakfast Sandwich, new from the “IHOP at Home” series of home copycats. Whew, that’s a mouthful. I hope this sandwich matches up.

Usually, I’m wary of supermarket versions of fast-food or diner delights.

It’s virtually impossible to duplicate the fresh, hot taste and ambience of being served by real-life human beings. Nathan’s Famous hot dogs from the supermarket bear little resemblance to the authentic Nathan’s tube steaks that Joey Chestnut crushes on July 4 at Coney Island. I once bought frozen White Castle burgers from Costco (the 500-count “small” pack), and they’re still sitting in the freezer in my garage.

I love my short stacks at IHOP, so let’s see how the home version stacks up.

Here’s the IHOP at Home French Toast Breakfast Sandwich blueprint: a slice of maple-flavored sausage, an egg patty and American cheese between two slices of round french toast.

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Dietary fiber: less than 1 g.

Protein: 13 g. Carbs: 23 g.

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It’s unfair to compare this breakfast sandwich with a sit-down breakfast at one of the 1,600 IHOP restaurants across America, plus the first IHOP in an airport.

(Layovers are a little less torture at Hartsfield Airport in Atlanta.)

IHOP is one of the great dependables in quick-service meals. Their buttermilk pancakes are first-ballot Hall of Famers, and their omelettes are fluffy and delicious. The secret to their omelettes? There’s a shot of pancake batter in the mix.

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path, saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking. Earlier Saturday, a Malaysian official said the plane had been hijacked, though he added that no motive had been established and no demands had been made known.

“In view of this latest development, the Malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board,” Najib told reporters, reading from a written statement but not taking any questions.

Police on Saturday went to the Kuala Lumpur homes of both the pilot and co-pilot of the missing plane, according to a guard and several local reporters. Authorities have said they will investigate the pilots as part of their probe, but have released no information about how they are progressing.

The plane departed for an overnight flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing at 12:40 a.m. on March 8. Its communications with civilian air controllers were severed at about 1:20 a.m., and the jet went missing — heralding one of the most puzzling mysteries in modern aviation history.

China, where the bulk of the passengers were from, expressed irritation over what it described as Malaysia’s foot-dragging in releasing information about the search.

System disabled Investigators now have a high degree of certainty that one of the plane’s communications systems — the Aircraft and Communications Addressing and Reporting System, or ACARS — was partially disabled before the aircraft reached the east coast of Malaysia, Najib said.

Shortly afterward, someone

on board switched off the aircraft’s transponder, which communicates with civilian air traffic controllers.

Najib confirmed that Malaysian air force defense radar picked up traces of the plane turning back westward, crossing over Peninsular Malaysia into the northern stretches of the Strait of Malacca. Authorities previously had said this radar data could not be verified.

“These movements are consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane,” Najib said.

Although the aircraft was flying virtually blind to air traffic controllers at this point, onboard equipment continued to send “pings” to satellites.

Knew how plane worked U.S. aviation safety experts say the shutdown of communications systems makes it clear the missing Malaysia Airlines jet was taken over by someone who knew how the plane worked.

Malaysia’s prime minister said the last confirmed signal between the plane and a satellite came at 8:11 a.m.

— 7 hours and 31 minutes after takeoff. This was more than five hours later than the previous time given by Malaysian authorities as the possible last contact.

Airline officials have said the plane had enough fuel to fly for up to about eight hours.

“The investigations team is making further calculations which will indicate how far the aircraft may have flown after this last point of contact,” Najib said.

He said authorities had determined that the plane’s last communication with a satellite was in one of two possible arcs, or “corridors” — a northern one from northern Thailand through

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CHICAGO (AP) — The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to an estimated $400 million.

No one matched all six numbers in Friday night’s drawing. The numbers were 7-20-40-54-69, with a Mega Ball of 12. Friday’s $353 million prize would have been the fifth-largest jackpot in the multistate lottery game’s history.

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The northern route might theoretically have taken the plane through China, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan — which hosts U.S. military bases — and Central Asia, and it is unclear how it might have gone undetected.

The region is also home to extremist Islamist groups, unstable governments and remote, sparsely populated areas.

Flying south would have put the plane over the Indian Ocean, with an average depth of 12,762 feet and thousands of miles from the nearest land mass.

Britain-based aviation security consultant Chris Yates thought it was highly unlikely the plane would have taken the northern route across land in Asia.

“In theory, any country that sees a strange blip is going to get fighter planes up to have a look,” he said.

“And if those fighter planes can’t make head or tail of what it is, they will shoot it down.”

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By Samara Kalk Derby Wisconsin State Journal MADISON

Maybe I was alone in my appreciation of Oysy Sushi & Seafood Buffet, which opened in 2009 and lasted less than two years on Madison’s East Washington Avenue.

It never really seemed to catch fire with its $22 dinner price tag (lunch was $11).

Now, not far away, comes The Journey Buffet & Grill, which is a lot more affordable than Oysy was, with a $12.95 dinner and $8.45 lunch.

And the place is packing ’em in.

Interestingly, even when every table was occupied, there always seemed to be ample elbow room at the steam tables.

Besides about 25 kinds of sushi, Journey devotes as much or more space to Chinese food and seafood items, such as whole steamed crab and large peel-and-eat

shrimp. It also offers several choices for those who don’t eat seafood, including pork ribs and large slices of kielbasa.

I appreciate how Journey has a to-go option with separate per-pound prices for seafood and sushi. I filled up a large container of maki one afternoon for about the price you’d pay for a small, sad container of supermarket sushi, and Journey’s was much fresher and more robust.

Among Journey’s best rolls are the orange, crab-topped shark king roll; the crunch roll; the mango roll; the rainbow roll; the shrimp-topped monster roll; and the volcano roll with tuna on top. The Alaska, Philly and teriyaki chicken rolls also were worthwhile.

The giant shrimp tempura was a mouthful and not something that should sit around, even for a few minutes. The tempura shell gets soggy fast. But on a buffet table, there is obviously no

peak.

Hot and sour soup is a good measure of any Chinese restaurant, and Journey’s was thick, packed with mushrooms and other ingredients, and appropriately spicy.

Mushroom lovers will appreciate the large, whole mushrooms sauteed in butter and the mushroom caps stuffed with a nicely spicy chicken sausage. The pot stickers were a bit too crisp the dish saltier. I argued that they didn’t need to be adulter- around the edges, but maybe some people like them that ated. way. I’d never had fried scalA coconut shrimp dish, lops, and the ones here made with the same size shrimp, a strong case for deep frying tasted lightly fried beneath a them. more substantial sauce. That A table of desserts sat not was also worth going back for. far away, but the fruit choices The stuffed crab had a slightly beckoned more. Everything sweet seafood mixture inside we tried—watermelon, honeythat was also pleasing. dew, cantaloupe and pineapMy companion tried the ple—was fresh and ripe. On creamy seafood salad and re- another visit, that wasn’t the turned for a giant second case for all of the fruit. helping. On the same table, A self-serve ice cream mathe broccoli salad was also ex- chine is a strong pull for the cellent, but the edamame on pipsqueak set, especially betwo occasions looked past its cause you can drizzle your ice

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Sashimi was sparse on my visits, and the thick piece of salmon I tried was largely tasteless. It also had a slightly strange aftertaste. The nigiri—both the whitefish and tuna—also was lacking, with rice that was a bit crusty.

So, in subsequent visits I just stuck to the rolls and some of the Chinese food offerings, such as the seafood delight packed with mediumsized shrimp in a light oyster sauce. My companion on one visit called them “splendid” but added soy sauce to make

cream with chocolate syrup. I saw one little girl clapping as her mother swirled her ice cream cone.

One negative about this attractive, Asian version of HomeTown Buffet is the unwelcome seafood odor that greets you in the entryway. It sort of smells like a fish market. And maybe that can’t be helped. Fortunately, it’s not a problem inside.

Also, some of the hot food was only room temperature.

Maybe the steam tables are less hot to keep items from getting dried out, and perhaps the balance is a bit off.

Journey’s spot, adjacent to the Target parking lot, has been a revolving door for restaurants including My Buddies, Babe’s Sports Grill, the Tilted Kilt and Damon’s over the past 15 years. Judging by the crowds that are flocking here now, Journey is going to stick around for a while.

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Blast, bar fight, bus crash among top videos for 2014

By Andrew Reuter areuter@gazettextra.com A house explosion, a bar fight and a bus crashing into a building are among the subjects of GazetteXtra’s top videos for 2014.

Starting at the bottom, here are the most-watched videos: No. 1: Water main break sends water, debris shooting into air Date: March 16 Summary: This video shows a water main break that sent debris and water shooting 30 feet into the air and created a 20-foot hole in a street in Janesville.

Debris likely partially plugged the break, causing the geyser, water department crew foreman Mike Fosmoen said.

“It’s lucky that happened, or this break could have collapsed almost the whole street,” he said.

No.2: Video shows Janesville bus crashing into duplex Date: Aug. 13 Summary: A Janesville city bus driver crashed into the front of a duplex after swerving to avoid another driver who failed to yield the right of way.

The video, taken from three separate cameras on the bus, shows the bus driver being thrown from her seat during the initial crash with a car. A later investigation revealed that the bus driver’s seat belt snapped, police said.

No one was in the building during the crash. The driver was taken to a local hospital.

Her two passengers suffered bumps and bruises.

No. 3: Bar fight leaves

woman seriously injured Date: Nov. 25, 2013 Summary: This graphic security camera footage from 2013 shows a bar fight that left a bystander with serious injuries.

In the video, a woman dumps her drink on a man at the bar. The man then turns and rifles a bottle at the back of the woman’s head, sending glass shards flying into the face of a bystander.

The footage, described as “shocking” by Janesville Police Chief David Moore, led to the closure of the bar.

No.4: Blast during house fire rocks nearby home Date: May 12 Summary: This video of a Beloit house fire shows a blast big enough to engulf a building.

Neighbor Jim Tropp, who caught the blaze on video, said

Gazette staff photo A watermain break on the corner of South Parker Drive and Van Buren Street in Janesville sent a geyser of water into the air on March 16, 2014. The video that appeared on GazetteXtra.com proved to be the most viewed of the year. the explosion shook his home.

No serious injuries were reported.

No. 5: Janesville police body camera footage shows rooftop rescue Date: April 25 Summary: Video taken from the body camera of Janesville

police officer Daniel Schoonover shows him sneaking up behind a woman and pulling her from the edge of a roof downtown.

The woman was threatening to jump, police said.

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Murder, Internet outage among Gazette’s top web stories

By Andrew Reuter areuter@gazettextra.com Tragedy is a common thread in four out of five of 2014’s most popular stories on GazetteXtra. That is to be expected.

But the one story on this list that isn’t tragic might surprise you.

The top stories, as measured by pageviews, were: No.1: Driver, Infiniti SUV sought in double-fatal accident Date: April 20 Synopsis: Investigators asked for the public’s help in finding the driver of an SUV that struck and killed two motorcyclists in Janesville.

Law enforcement officials later credited stories such as this one with helping track down Sambath Pal, who eventually pleaded guilty to two counts of hit-and-run involving death. He was sentenced Oct. 1 to 20 years in prison.

No.2: Charter Internet down Saturday Date: Aug. 23 Synopsis: A Charter Internet outage affected customers across the U.S., including southern Wisconsin.

The problem was so widespread

that people calling Charter customer service got a busy signal.

Some Internet users have speculated the company was the target of a hacker attack, but Charter has stayed silent.

No. 3: Anchor Inn fire cost put at $500,000 to $1 million Date: Aug. 4 Synopsis: An early morning fire gutted the Anchor Inn, a town of Fulton bar with a structure dating to the 1860s. What remained of the building came down at the end of August.

Owners John and Dawn Kinnett at the end of November announced plans to rebuild. The new structure should be about triple the size of the old one, with wood and stone being used to remind visitors of the original building.

No. 4: Illinois man arrested in Janesville motorcycle deaths Date: April 25 Synopsis: This story was an update to a hit-and-run crash that claimed the lives of two Janesville motorcyclists.

Sambath Pal of Illinois was arrested and charged in the deaths of Mitchell J. Vance, 24, and Devin J.

Julius, 18, both of Janesville.

Court records later revealed that Pal’s father turned him in.

“He kept telling us he thought he had to be a good citizen, and even though it was his son, he had to do the right thing,” Sheriff Robert Spoden said.

No. 5: Woman’s body found in Janesville; more could be coming, police fear Date: May 5 Synopsis: Three incidents combined to make this one of our mostread stories: a near fatal stabbing, the murder of Britney Cross and the disappearance of Mary Coulthard.

Clayton Courtney, arrested in connection with the stabbing, told police he had killed three other people, officials said. Police took his claim seriously.

Today, Courtney is in custody facing charges of homicide and attempted homicide in connection with the stabbing and murder, but Coulthard’s disappearance was found to be unrelated. Her body was pulled from the Rock River on May 9. The cause of death was drowning.

No other deaths have been connected to Courtney.

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State Rep. Andy Jorgensen, D-Milton, has been appointed to six legislative committees. Jorgensen’s appointments include ranking positions on the Committees on Small Business Development and Public Benefit Reform, as well as seats on the Committees on Agriculture, Colleges and Universities, Rules, and Assembly Organization.

Jorgensen will again be sworn in to office Jorgensen Monday, Jan. 5, in the Wisconsin State Capitol Assembly Chambers in Madison.

His in-district inauguration will take place at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6. in the Edgerton City Council Chambers.

Wisconsin State Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson is set to officiate.

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From page 1 Rybarczyk said the town should also integrate more recent census data into its plan. The current plan is based off of 2000 census data. With 2010 data now accessible, he said it could be useful in the plan’s issues and opportunities, housing and land use plan elements sections.

The process will include one staff meeting, two Plan Commission meetings and two board meetings, at which the public will be allowed to weigh in on the proposed changes.

The entire Comprehensive Plan update process will cost the town an estimated $17,700, Rybarczyk said.

Supervisor Monica Smith requested a cost breakdown to know how Rybarczyk arrived at that figure.

Rybarczyk said it accounts for 160 hours of work, a rate of about $110 per hour.

Town Engineer Kevin Richardson affirmed that the rate was reasonable, saying he has done comparable work in the past for $140 per hour.

Butteris said the town will utilize 2014 planning budgeted funds to cover the cost.

Supervisor Alan Buchner

asked Rybarczyk whether, during the update process, staff would be able to consider streamlining the town’s development process, citing the Village of DeForest’s recent change in zoning ordinances.

The DeForest Board of Trustees overhauled the village’s development approval processes in October in an effort to attract more economic development. The changes in process included a shift of responsibilities from committees to village staff.

Rybarczyk said they would be able to review the town’s process during their staff meeting.

Supervisor Bruce Stravinski asked whether two Plan Commission and two board meetings were sufficient to complete the project. Last time Windsor updated its Comprehensive Plan, the plan commission held four meetings.

Rybarczyk said, last time, the town “created a plan from scratch.” This time, he said the discussion will be more focused on updating just a few areas.

Rybarczyk said they can start the process this week and complete it in three- to four-months.

The board approved the comprehensive plan update unanimously, with Supervisor Don Madelung absent.

MEETING FOR PARENTS

Parents invited to alcohol and drug abuse presentations Jan. 30, Feb. 25 DeForest Area School District, police department to co-host two sessions The DeForest Area School District and DeForest Police Department will co-host upcoming Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) presentations to the DeForest Area community.

According to DeForest Police Chief Robert Henze: "It is important to provide awareness and preventive educational material so parents and others can learn the trends and try to stop a loved one from making major life altering decisions. These presentations are purposely focused on warning signs/red flags and steps to take when these signs are noticed."

Two awareness and prevention presentations are scheduled for 2014. The first is on Thursday, Jan. 30, and the second is on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Both will be in the Little Theatre at DeForest Area High School, 815 Jefferson St., DeForest, starting at 6 p.m.

Detective Sergeant Robert Berg will present information on the progression of substance abuse. A representative from the Parents Addiction Network also will be present to discuss an online resource for families and friends of people battling drug addiction.

Both presentations will cover topics such as marijuana, alcohol, heroin, prescription medications, and the Parent Addiction Network of Dane County.

In March of this year, the Parent Addiction Network launched a website providing a “one stop shop” of treatment and recovery resources.

Located on this website are the answers to the many questions that surround addiction, signs

and symptoms of drug abuse, treatment, insurance, legal issues, overdose, recovery and getting support for family and friends of people in the grip of this disease.

Chief Henze was honored to present the BeSafe Award for Collaboration to the Parent Addiction Network at the 7th Annual BeSafe Awards put on by Safe Communities Madison-Dane County Coalition. Visit the Safe Communities website for more detailed information about the Parent Addiction Network at http://www.safercommunity.net/.

ROAD From page 1 they move onto another Dane County host church for a total of up to 90 days in emergency shelter.

During that time, the Road Home helps them to secure other housing.

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EXPERIENCE The volunteers say the hosting experience has taught them a lot.

“You learn it can happen to anybody,” Quade said.

One mother who secured housing through The Road Home spoke at the Jan. 12 service at First Presbyterian, Quade said, adding, “There wasn’t a dry eye in the house.”

The speaker had been an organized, successful person when she and her children ended up homeless, Quade said, and she related how difficult it is to get ready for work without a place to shower or wash clothing.

“A lot of the people who are homeless are well educated,” Quade said. But when a crisis hits, many have no family to fall back on, she added.

The majority of the homeless parents she encounters have jobs, Quade said.

Meeker said volunteering is important to her because she, too, has children.

“I think about how many kids in the area that don’t have a place to stay,” she said.

“It’s rewarding… knowing that we are part of a stepping stone to getting them to a better place again,” Quade said.

The volunteer coordinators have learned about many individual families’ paths to homelessness. One man who worked in manufacturing lost his job during the Great Recession, Busse said. Just a few months earlier, his wife, who had had a baby, left her job because staying at home would be more economical than paying for childcare.

Afterwards, the family had no income.

Another family was headed by a returning Iraqi veteran who was unable to find work.

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The key to The Road Home’s success in securing permanent housing lies in the case managers, according to Peggy Halloran, development director. They work with families to determine which of six different transitional housing programs will be most suitable.

One of them is Housing and Hope, initiated four years ago. During that time, The Road Home has purchased four different apartment buildings to provide affordable housing, Halloran said.

“Families are provided with affordable rent,” she said. “They have to pay 30 percent of their income toward rent or a minimum of $200 a month.”

Some lack a rental or credit history, and their stay in the The Road Home apartments gives them a chance to establish themselves. Halloran said the average stay is four to six years.

“We have had families with success move into other housing and free up spots,” she said.

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The 146 families served

by The Road Home last year were just part of the larger homeless picture in Dane County. Halloran said 50 more families are usually on a waiting list to be served.

According to the Department of Public Instruction, 1,820 children enrolled in Dane County public schools were homeless in the year 2012-13; statewide, 16,709 students had no permanent home.

Fifty-six of those lived in the DeForest School District, and 30 in the Waunakee Community School District.

Over the last 10 years, the number of homeless children has tripled, according to the DPI data.

Halloran said a scarcity of affordable housing plays

a role in homelessness, but added that a lack of “goodpaying” jobs puts housing financially out of reach for many.

“A lot of our families are working, but they tend to work at jobs that are minimum wage,” Halloran said.

To Volunteer Call The Road Home (608) 294-7998 or email info@trhome .org “When you look at what the take home pay is and the monthly expenses, it’s very hard for them to afford housing.”

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The DeForest Area Foundation is now accepting Grant Applications from now to March 1 at 4:30 p.m. Interested groups may submit an application to the DeForest Area Foundation, 505 N. Main St., DeForest, WI 53532. To obtain an application form, please contact Brad at (608) 846-3711. In order to qualify for funding, an organization must have a 501(c) (3) rating. After March 1, the next application deadline is Sept.

1. The foundation is dedicated to supporting charitable purposes and activities that benefit the DeForest Area, and it has several areas of focus, which include, but are not limited to, the DeForest Area Community and Senior Center, or organizations that support education, arts, culture, historical preservation, parks, families and youth.

Students and staff and Yahara Elementary School, 234 N. Lexington Parkway, DeForest, will host a “Beach Day� on Friday, Jan. 31. For more information, please call the school.

Now to Feb. 28 Winter Reading Contest – DeForest Horses and Reads!

The staff of the DeForest Area Public Library, 203 Library St., has announced that its new Winter Reading Contest is galloping out of the gate. The program will “stirrup� some great programs, activities and lots of reading fun for kids, teens and adults. Pick up your reading sheets at the library’s “mane� desk today.

Now to March Open Gym of DeForest A free program for children aged 5 or younger with a parent or caregiver meets Thursdays through March to play and explore together in the winter months. There are a variety of toys and play equipment to ride, climb, jump, imagine, burn off some energy or interact with other children. It is hosted in the gym of the Holum Education Center, 520 E. Holum St., DeForest, from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Open Gym is a non-profit, all volunteer organization in DeForest.

Volunteers are needed – if you can commit to arrive early one to two times per month, it would be appreciated. Please email deforestopengym@hotmail.com. (The gym will be closed on March 6 and anytime the DeForest Area School District is closed).

Saturday, Feb. 1 DECA Dad ‘n Daughter Dance; Register/pay at the door if you like Students in the DECA program at DeForest Area High School (DAHS) will host their annual Dad ‘n Daughter Dance in the North Gym at DAHS at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 1. The event is for all girls in 4K to fourth grade escorted by an adult.

Cost is $20 per adult – each child is free! DECA students also will be accepting registration and payment at the door. For more information, please contact John Webster at (608) 8426790 or via email at jwebster@deforestschools.org.

Saturday Cinema at the DeForest Area Public Library The staff of the DeForest Area Public Library, 203 Library St., DeForest, will host a Saturday Cinema at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 1. The staff plans to stirrup some film fun in February with a month of horse-themed movies. This week’s show is rated G and has a runtime of 88 minutes. Black Beauty, who spends a happy childhood on a rambling country estate before being ravaged by illness and surviving a horrible stable fire. However, the worst is yet to come as Black Beauty’s new owners subject him to life as a horse for rent and, later, as a taxi puller in working-class London before he can retire in peace.

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Staff at the DeForest Area Public Library, 203 Library St., DeForest, will host a Horse and Pony FAQ with Laura Rose at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Feb. 3, in the Community Room. Rose bought her first horse when she was in the eighth-grade and now owns four of them, including rescued horses. Hoof it over to the library and find out “Seven Things a Horse Owner Should Know� and learn about one of Rose’s favorite organizations, St. Francis Horse Rescue and Retirement Farm.

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Members of St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 5700 Pleasant Hill Road, Monona, will host a free, faith-based conversation on supporting victims and eliminating domestic violence from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 4, at the church. All faith leaders and parishioners of all denominations in Dane County are invited to this event. Reservations are requested to ensure adequate seating. For more information or to register, please call Jamie Quam at (608) 338-1045 or via email at jamieq@abuseintervention.org.

Staff of the DeForest Area Public Library, 203 Library St., DeForest, invites area residents to attend the Monday Matinee at 1 p.m., Monday, Feb. 3 in the Community Room. This month’s movie is the true story of the undersized, Depressionera racehorse whose victories lifted not only the spirits of the team behind it but also those of their nation. The film is rated PG-13 and has a run time of 140-minutes. Join in for popcorn and a fine flick.

Alcohol, Drug Abuse Presentation The DeForest Area School District and the DeForest Police Department will co-host upcoming Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) presentations to the DeForest Area community.

The first will be 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 30, in the Little Theatre at DeForest Area High School. The second is at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the same location. DeForest Police Department Detective Sergeant Robert Berg will present information on the progression of substance abuse. A representative of the Parents Addiction Network will be present to discuss an online resource for families of friends of people battling drug addition. Both presentations will cover topics such as marijuana, alcohol, heroin and prescription medications.

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The staff of the DeForest Area Public Library, 203 Library St., DeForest, invites area residents to create unique, personal birthday cards at either 10 a.m. or 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 30, in the library’s Community Room. Shirley Merker, a creative and crafty card-maker, will host the event. She will show visitors the techniques needed to make clever cards. All materials will be provided. Seats are limited, so please stop in or call the library to reserve a spot.

Members of the Olson-Grinde American Legion Auxiliary Unit 348 will host a Scoopie Night at the DeForest Culver's restaurant from 4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 4. Please stop by and support the American Legion Auxiliary who support our local veterans. A percentage of the profits during this time period will be given to the American Legion Auxiliary.

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The Olson-Grinde American Legion Auxiliary Unit 348 is now accepting registration forms for its Americanism Essay Contest for students in grades 3-12. Entry forms may be downloaded at www.amlegionauxwi.org under the program link or www.deforest.k12.wi.us/district/dasd-news.cfm or contact Kathy Disch at (608) 846-5393. Entries are due to Kathy Disch no later than March 12.

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BRIEFS Pregnant woman sexually assaulted MADISON (AP) — The men accused of severely beating a man and repeatedly sexually assaulting his pregnant wife may have meant to target a different home for a robbery, authorities said.

Three men face sexual assault and armed robbery charges after police said they broke into a Madison home looking for money, found the couple lying in bed and assaulted the woman, who was six months pregnant, after beating her husband. But a criminal complaint shows a woman may have sought to send the men to rob the home of a man she was dating.

The complaint filed Tuesday details a botched robbery plan that may have been intended to target the victims’ neighbor.

Authorities said Efemia A. Neumaier told the assailants they’d find at least $1,500 in cash in the home of the man she was seeing, but that the men broke into the wrong home.

Investigator wants judge to toss lawsuit MADISON (AP) — An investigator working on a secret investigation into campaign fundraising and spending has asked a judge to toss out a lawsuit seeking to end the probe.

The investigation is reportedly looking into activity by Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s campaign, Wisconsin Club for Growth and other conservative groups that Scott were heavily involved Walker in recall elections targeting Walker and state senators.

Club for Growth filed a federal lawsuit last month asking U.S. District Judge Rudolph T. Randa to halt the investigation, arguing it violates their free speech, freedom of assembly and equal protection rights.

Affordable cancer drug measure stalls despite support in state Senate MADISON (AP) — There are enough votes in the state Senate to pass a bipartisan bill that would make cancer drugs more affordable, but Republican Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald Scott said WednesFitzgerald day he won’t allow it to come up because a majority of Republicans don’t support it.

Fitzgerald commented when asked about an unusual procedural move that prevented any senator, Republican or Democrat, from attempting to force a vote on the measure.

“We just don’t want that to happen with an issue we take very seriously,” Fitzgerald said.

Insurers oppose bill The bill would require insurance plans overseen by the state to provide coverage for expensive forms of chemotherapy drugs that patients take as pills rather than injections. While a broad array of cancer support and health advocacy groups support the measure, it is opposed by health insurers that fear it will drive up costs.

Cancer patients have been pushing for the bill for years, citing insurance co-pays for the oral chemotherapy drugs that can be tens of thousands of dollars a year or even more. The bill would require health insurance companies to cover the pill forms of the chemotherapy drugs the same way they cover other cancer drugs that aren’t pills.

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Fitzgerald said, making it difficult to find a compromise.

“A lot of people are kind of dug in on it,” he said.

Fitzgerald declined to say whether he supported the bill, but in a later statement said he hoped an agreement could be reached next week.

But Democratic Sen. Jon Erpenbach, who supports the proposal, said Republican senators are blocking it because of pressure from the insurance industry.

“They’re actually standing in Jon the way of Erpenbach somebody who is desperately sick and their medicine,” Erpenbach said.

“I don’t know if you can get any more hurtful than that.”

Fitzgerald said the bill has a majority of support in the 33-member Senate where Republicans hold an 18-15 advantage. But because a majority of the 18 GOP senators don’t back it, Fitzgerald said he wasn’t ready for it to be voted on.

“We just don’t have consensus,” he said.

The bill is sponsored by Republican Sen. Alberta Darling, of River Hills, making Fitzgerald’s decision not to schedule it for a vote all the more surprising.

“She hopes to have a vote Alberta on the bill soon,” DarDarling ling’s spokesman Bob Delaporte said in an email.

Time is running out. The Senate is only scheduled to be in session two more days, Tuesday and April 1, before adjourning for the year.

Fitzgerald was able to block any attempt to vote on the bill Wednesday.

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UNIVERSAL Janesville Elks Club 254 A nnual Sportsman's Di Dinner on Saturday March 8th.

Cash bar opens at 5:00.

Dinner is at 6:30. Raffles and prizes following dinner.

Guns, hunting and fishing items. Two day guided fishing tour. Tickets: $15 Adults, $10 for children under 10.

Tickets are available at: Elks Club, Gander Mountain and at the door......(608)752-2342 SPRING GUN SHOW SATURDAY 9AM9AM -5PM & SUNDAY 9AM 9AMAM -3PM MARCH 1ST AND MARCH 2ND Rock County Fairgrounds Craig Center, 1301 Craig Ave., Janesville WI Sponsored by Rock County Rifle & Pistol Club Inc. www.rcrpc.com (608) 754-1911 jvlshooter@yahoo.com $5 at the door. door.

Under 12 FREE with adult WANTED WINCHESTER MODEL 21 12 gauge.

(608) 754-3311 ext. 207

5 YR. OLD mini Chihuahua/ Pinscher mix, spayed female to home with no other animals. Does well with people/children. (608) 774-1577 GENTLY USED CLOTH CLOTHING Congregational Church 130 S. Church St in Whitewater.

8:30am-11:00am. Saturday TO GIVE AWAY: AWAY 1966 Franklin Junior High yearbook.

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BUYER Looking for Parker pens CASH for vintage / modern, Waterman, Parker, Montblanc, Conklin fountain pens, and ball pens. Jotters, parts.

(608)751 (608) 751751-6973

INDIAN ARTIFACTS: Arrowheads, knives, axes and other old American Indian relics. Call Brent at (608) 883-2871 or (608)931-9706

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Near Jvl Mall. Appls., air, big kitchens, w/d hookups, blinds, water, garage extra. No pets.

608-756-2926 or 7748945 or 774-8718.

Completely carpeted 2 bedroom, walk-in closet, Heat & water inc. non smoking.

1212 Conde St. ..........$600 Mid (608)752Midway (608)752-3449

1060 HWY 14 E. 1500-3000 sq. ft. Visible location. ALSO: other locations available.

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FREE RENT/TV Huge new remodeled 2 bedroom, pets ok, by schools, incl. some utils. $575+. (608) 436-6881

PROFESSIONAL office suite w/central air, private bath, on-site parking, 910 sq. ft.

1613 Center Ave ........... $900 Midway Realty 752752-3449

G reen Valley Apar A part partments Spacious 2 bedrooms with detached garage.

Fireplaces in select units.

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PALMER HOUSE Large 1 & 2 bedrooms, different ranch & loft styled garage incl. All appliances.

Know The Score Check out the sports section and see which upcoming events are scheduled for television and radio broadcast.

R & D PROPERTIES No current vacancies.

(608) 757-2091 & & & & & & & REDUCED RENT FIRST TWO MONTHS KENNEDY - WOODLANE A PARTMENTS START LIVING...

Complete the grid so that every row, column and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 inclusively.

United Country Beloit Auction Service, Inc. 534 W. Grand Ave., Beloit 608-364-1965 Licensed in Wisconsin & Illinois

Appraisals and Auctions BADGER STATE AUCTION 608-868-2199 APPRAISALS & AUCTIONS 608-882-6123

Bill Stade Auction

MINI WAREHOUSES R.J. Hirsch Builder, Inc. (608) 756-1073

FARM-HOUSEHOLDAntiques-Estates-Appraising.

Darrel Weber & Gary Weber, Auctioneers Milton. Call 868-7136

07 MXZ SKIDOO, SKIDOO 98 MXZ SKII DOO & Titan Trailer. All SK for $5800. (608)-751-7242

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Excellent condition. $6600 firm. (608) 751-1516

LUXURY LIVING for these 1 and 2 bedroom condos in REN HISTORIC REN OVATED BUILDING. BUILDING. Everything is new! Flooring, wiring, bath & kitchen fixtures, elevator, laundry facilities and offstreet parking. Secure & quiet building. Call 608-2953930 or 608-295-6615 NEW DUPLEX Condos for sale. Immediate occupancy.

2 beds/2 ba. & 3 beds/3ba.

ADA from $169,900. (608) 756-2989 for showing.

1941 CHEVY 2 door. ways kept indoors. 102,000 miles.

Great condition inside & out. $10,900/obo. (608)314-4267

CHEVY '74 IMPALA 4 door sedan. Turbo-Fire 350, 2 BBL Factory V-8 cylinder, engine, family owned with 61K miles.

Auto trans. Beautiful & straight solid car with no rust. $3900. (608) 752-2316

2 BEDROOM Unique, quiet E. Side upper. Decorative fp, garage. $490. Sec. dep & ref.

No pets. (608) 754-3295 2 BEDROOM W/ GARAGE Located in Janesville. $585/mo. (262) 473-8187

Apartments & Duplexes 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms WWW.JARPA.ORG WWW.JARPA.ORG

@ 608-754-4201. *Located behind Toys "R" Us off of Milton Ave.

CHEVY '85 SHORTBED SHORTBED, shaved, filled louvered hood, built 350, bored 60, Sportsman heads, Edelbrock intake, carb valve covers, air cleaner, nice. No rust - Arizona truck. 16K+ invested. $10,750/obo. 608-897-2424 4038 N LUNAR DR SPECIAL PRICE!!

March 1st & 2nd, 1pm-3pm ENJOY OVER $30,000 in renovations. Excellent condition! Everything done. ½ acre! Fenced yard, playground too.

Call: Kathy Knight C21 (920)-397-0769 kknight@century21.com

1960 20' STREBLOW. 413 Chrysler engine, in good original condition with 375 running hours. $20,000.

(815) 385-9200 or (815) 3533260

LEXINGTON - great location!

1 bed, appls, coin lndry $550 OUT OF TOWN COLLEGE - MILTON, appls, a/c, lndry, heat, water ... $500 Contact us today and ask about our reduced security deposits!

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Frank Boucher Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, 4001 Milton Janesville, WI. 757-6150. www.frankboucherchrysler.com

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2 & 3 Bedrooms CROWN RIDGE APART APARTMENTS Affordable Housing Program $685 - $850 includes washer/dryer fee.

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CHEVROLET '12 IMPALA Loaded LTZ, excellent condition. Gold w/ ivory leather.

14K miles, 5yr/100K warranty. $19,500. 608/868-3419

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MV AGUSTA '03 F4 1+1 Great Condition! A must See! 750cc. Approx 11,000 miles. $8,500. (608)756-3254

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HARLEY 2002 ROADKING 19k, purple, hard bags, driver backrest, pillow seat, $9,500...........(608)322-2202

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HARLEY FLHTK LHTK 2012 F Limited. Big blue over vivid black color. Many extras, extended warranty. $18,000/obo. (608)751-5577

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(608) 608) 755755-1300 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE All real estate advertised for rent herein is subject to Federal, State and Local laws and/or ordinances, which prohibit any person from discriminating against any other person or persons by impairing, to any degree, access to any housing or housing accommodations on the basis of race, color, religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, handicap, sex or marital status of the person maintaining a household, lawful source of income, age, sexual orientation as defined in s.111.32(13m), Wis. Stats., or familial status.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of these laws and/or ordinances. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on equal opportunity basis. If you may have a complaint concerning discrimination call 1-608-2666860 (WI) or 1-800-6699777 (Federal), or TDD 1800-927-9275

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(608) 741-6651 WATER IN BASEMENT?

I CAN FIX IT! JOE PANIAGUA LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES (608) 751-7736

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK Mark Deegan Masonry Brick, Block, Stone, Chimneys and Foundations.

Tuckpointing and Glass Block work. 29 years in business. Insured. References.

608/884-6852 608/201-8042 Edgerton, WI mjdeegan14@gmail.com

HANDYMAN Paint/wallpaper, light electric, plumbing, carpentry.

Small jobs okay. Senior discount. D & G Home Repair (608) 563-4645 Handyman / Retired Floor Coverer. Any type of floor, also light plumbing, electric, paint & carpentry, or any odd jobs you need done. No job too small. Call 24/7 to schedule estimate. (608) 931-5719

WE HAUL Unwanted appliances, household, brush. You name it, we haul it! Insured.

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DO YOU or someone you love need assistance staying in your home? We provide all personal cares: cleaning, cooking, organizing & errands. We'd love to help! Affordable, experienced, confidential, caring and have references. Cara 608/201-4805

Weather Report Know what to expect.

Turn to the Gazette’s weather page for the extended, 5-day ACCU WEATHER forecast.

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Impact Confections, Inc is seeking a 2nd shift production supervisor. Successful candidates must possess good leadership skills, excellent communication skills, be self motivated, willing to accept diversified responsibilities and be flexible with hours.

Technical education, knowledge or experience in confectionery or food manufacturing processes preferred.

We offer a competitive wage and benefits package along with an excellent opportunity for growth. Send, e-mail or fax resume and salary requirements to: Human Resources Impact Confections 4017 Whitney Street Janesville, WI 53546 dlouden@impactconfections Fax # 608-208-1081

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS MIG Welders *min 3 yrs experience & solid work history required*.

Assembly (Whitewater) Line Assembly CNC Trainees (Solid Work History, Excellent Math Aptitude) CNC Mill/Lathe Operator (experience required) Heavy Assembly Contact Co-Staff Corp.

2132 Center Ave., Janesville.

608-373-0710 CURRENTLY SEEKING Individuals with the following skills.

Experienced CMM Operator Electrical Engineer (Beloit area) CNC Programmers/ Operators Payable/payroll Assistant. *Associated degree req. Payroll experience a must! * Experienced CNC Mill/ Lathe Operator (experience required) Experienced Brake Press Operator Engineers/Drafters HVAC Engineer Contact Co-Staff Corp.

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NOW OPEN GREEN ENTERPRIZES 2142 HWY 14 WEST JANESVILLE We are a Electronic Recycling Center, our company is different than others because we buy most electronics like computers, laptops, VCR's, and DVD players. We also have the highest prices around on starters, alternators, electric motors. Batteries like lead acid, NI-Cad, lithium, and Ion. Our aluminum can price is higher than others also. For more info call 608-563-5200 Mon - Fri 8am-4pm. 1st and 3rd Saturday every month 9am-1pm PUBLISHER'S NOTICE This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising which has the intent and/or effect of violating any local, state, or national laws and/or ordinances which make it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, age, or national origin with regard to employment.

Our readers are hereby informed that all positions for employment advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. Readers that feel that they have experienced discrimination in regards to employment are urged to contact: The State of Wisconsin, Equal Rights Division, Department of Industry, Labor, and Human Relations in Madison. 608-266-6860

OTR DRIVERS W and A Distribution Services is hiring full and part time OTR drivers. One year experience with a clean MVR required. Average first year pay for full time drivers 65k, home weekly, late model Kenworth’s , health benefits, and more. Apply on line at www.wnad.com or call Darryl at 800-8007081 x 129 or after hours at 920-723-0428.

PRENT CORPORATION is accepting applications for current openings. For details, visit our website at: www.prent.com

CO-STAFF CORP. 2132 CENTER AVE. 608-373-0710

SEMI DRIVER Weekly runs to Phoenix, GA, FL. Dry van, no touch. Mileage pay. Nice equipment. Need clean CDL/ good record. 608/516-9697

Residential Coordinator / Community Protection Full / Part time Overnights Creative Community Living Services, Inc. an agency providing in home support for adults with developmental disabilities; we are seeking caring and dependable individuals to fill FULL and PART TIME OVERNIGHT shifts.

Some of the functions of this position include: assisting with personal cares, household tasks, and medication administration.

CCLS offers an exceptional paid training program, competitive wage and full time benefits. Applicants must possess a valid driver’s license, insured vehicle, and have an acceptable crime check. CCLS also requires a pre-employment drug screening test.

Interested applicants can apply on line at www.cclswi.com or call 608754-5400 ext 12 with questions.

DENTAL ASSISTANT For a fun and fast paced practice. Offering top pay, insurance, 401K plan, continuing education, paid vacation and other great benefits. Experience is required.

Send resume to: Attn: Office Manager, 107 N. Crosby Ave., Janesville, WI. 53548 Now Hiring MIG WELDERS (min. 2 yrs of exp. ) LTI Services 4465 N. Milton Ave., Suite 105, Janesville.

608-756-0322

ROCKTENN IS HIRING Experienced Manufacturing Production Supervisor Beloit, WI Opportunity for Growth Great Benefits 1st shift See description and submit resume www.rocktenn.com

LG wardrobe w/3 shelves & 3 drawers $60; (2) 5 shelf bookcase $40 ea; home office multi-function printer $600; tabletop desk w/swing out ext arm w/drawer $45; twin bed w/wooden headboard, frame & mattress set $200; king wooden headboard $100; antique phone bench $180; antique writing table $500; fitness flyer $40; ladies 10 spd Huffy $60; gas grill $35; xmas tree $25; Tall DR table & 4 chairs $250; sno-blower $60; 4 drawer dresser $25; Sanyo speaker set $80; golf club caddy $20; golf club carrier $20; 3 pc blue suitcase set $40; dvd tower $20. (262) 749-9134

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KITCHENAID washer & dryer. Large capacity, heavy duty. $150/pair.

608/295-7535

Public Legal Notices Calls for bids, small claims summons, notices to creditors, legal actions... stay up-to-date with the Gazette.

Work for Rock County, For any vacancies please refer to: www.co.rock.wi.us.

Rock County is an EOE

BOXER/PIT mix, 1 Female dark brindle, 1 male, tuxedo Coloring. $50-$100. Raised with children. (608)436-9699

Anniversary Announcements Turn to Celebrations in Sunday’s Gazette MALCHI PUPPIES, 4 mo. 3 females, $100 each. Call & leave msg, (608)346-4553 (608)346-0553

Computer Technician and Network Support

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NINE 19th century pistols in oak wood shadow box with glass. $3,000 for all. For info call (262) 248-0192, Bob

8 MONTH old labs. 1 black female, one yellow male. All shots & neutered. (608) 3654270 leave message

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Need a little help?

Bliss Communications’ corporate office is seeking a professional with good communication skills who will analyze, troubleshoot, repair and maintain computer systems and peripheral equipment.

Requirements and experience include: • All support routines to maintain backups, control virus threats and maintain server and databases • Network cabling, testing, and configuration • Installing hardware and software on Microsoft, Apple, and other platforms and installing and operating applications from Microsoft, including Windows and MS Office Familiarity with software from Apple and Adobe and telecommunications systems such as VOIP, MPLS, and WANS are desirable. Candidate must have the ability to travel to multiple sites, work non-standard hours when required and physically handle the movement and installation of normal PC equipment and peripherals. Full-time position offers insurance, 401k and paid leave benefits.

If interested, please send resume and salary requirements to humanresources@blissnet.net

(NEW SCRATCH & DENT) Factory Warranty, Save 20-50%. Also huge selection of quality used appliances.

Wahl's Appliances.

608-365-4920. 1805 Prairie Avenue, Beloit.

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