Wisconsin
Woofstock music festival fundraiser to benefit Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin
JANESVILLE, Wis. (WMTV) – The Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin is holding its 2nd annual Woofstock music pageant fundraiser.
This household and dog-friendly group occasion will probably be held at Beloit’s Telfer Park on Saturday, June 11 from 2-10 p.m.
For the primary time since 2019, the occasion will supply reside music, meals vehicles, native distributors, household actions and a beer backyard.
Native musicians will carry out reside all through the occasion, together with throughout a Pet Occasion (dance social gathering). Quite a lot of meals vehicles will probably be on web site all through the occasion as nicely.
Grey’s Brewing Firm will supply a number of native brews within the beer backyard, and Timber Hill Vineyard may have wine slushies on the market.
Quite a lot of different distributors and household actions may even be out there together with caricatures and a doggy impediment course.
Admission costs are $15 for adults upfront and $20 the day of the occasion. Children six to 12 are $5, and youngsters 5 and underneath are free. Canine admission can be free.
Tickets could be bought on-line right here or on the occasion. Woofstock t-shirts and canine bandanas are additionally out there to order on the web site.
A signed canine waiver is required to enter the occasion and could be accomplished upfront right here or offered on the park entrance.
Go to the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin’s web site for extra data on Woofstock.
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Wisconsin
70-year-old man found dead after falling through ice on ATV in Wisconsin, police say
TWIN LAKES, Ill. (WLS) — A man has been found dead after falling through ice into water Thursday while on an ATV in southern Wisconsin, officials said.
Emergency crews later recovered the body of the 70-year-old man after the ATV dropped through thin ice Thursday on Lake Elizabeth in Wisconsin.
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The warming temperatures Thursday led to dangerous conditions on area lakes.
By Thursday evening, the search had become a recovery operation, police said.
“Our hearts go out to the family and friends of the missing man during this incredibly difficult time, and we continue to keep them in our thoughts and prayers,” police wrote in a statement.
The man has not been identified.
Authorities said two other people who were also on the ATV made it out of the water safely and were not hurt.
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Wisconsin
Coleman honors 1960 grad, Wisconsin Wrestling Hall of Famer Roger Pillath
COLEMAN (NBC 26) — A Cougar great was in attendance for an intense wrestling match between Luxemburg-Casco and Coleman.
Wisconsin Wrestling Hall of Famer Roger Pillath, a 1960 Coleman graduate, is a two-time individual state heavyweight champion, winning titles in 1959 and 1960. He was also a member of Coleman’s first state championship team in 1960.
Pillath attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 1960 to 1964, excelling in both football and wrestling.
He won Big Ten heavyweight wrestling titles in 1962 and 1964 and finished as the NCAA national runner-up in 1962 at Oklahoma State University.
In addition to his wrestling success, Pillath was the left tackle for Wisconsin’s Big Ten championship football team in 1962 and played in the 1963 Rose Bowl against USC.
After college, he was selected 39th overall in the third round of the 1964 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams, where he played until 1965. He then spent the 1966 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers before injuries cut his professional career short.
Following his playing days, Pillath transitioned to coaching, becoming the head wrestling coach at Port Washington High School. He led the Pirates to a WIAA state runner-up finish in 1970 and guided them to a state championship in 1971.
In recognition of his achievements, Pillath was inducted into the Wisconsin Wrestling Hall of Fame in 1991.
Before Coleman’s match, the school honored Pillath by displaying his original high school football jersey.
“I’m proud to be part of the Coleman athletic scope,” Pillath said. “For a small school, athletics has always been really important. I was totally honored by this, and I’m just thankful that I was able to take part in it.”
Principal Douglas Polomis hopes hanging Pillath’s jersey in the hallways will inspire student-athletes.
“There have been so many great wrestlers who have gone through this program, and he kind of laid the foundation for it,” Polomis said. “Hopefully, it will inspire some of our kids to realize that, huh, a small-town kid can make it big. Have a dream, have a passion, and go for it. And looking around our hallway saying, wow, even a kid from our school can accomplish that.”
Before the match, Coleman also recognized a community member, Stephanie Meyer, who is battling stage 4 colon cancer. Meyer, who began chemotherapy immediately after her diagnosis, attended the match with her husband, three children, and extended family.
Community members wore “Team Steph” shirts to show their support and remind Meyer that she is not alone in her fight.
The match between Luxemburg-Casco and Coleman ended in a 35-35 tie.
Wisconsin
Wisconsin police recover 690 grams of marijuana, stolen handgun from vehicle
MADISON, Wis. (WFRV) – Police in Wisconsin are investigating after locating drugs in a vehicle that two individuals fled after crashing on Tuesday night.
According to the Madison Police Department, officers noticed a white sedan ignore a red light signal at the intersection of John Nolen Drive and Williamson Street around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Officers attempted to pull the suspect vehicle over, but the car fled.
As the suspect vehicle fled, it hit a curb and a parked car with nobody in it near the intersection of Williamson Street and South Paterson Street. Shortly after, officers were alerted to reports of a white sedan that crashed into another unoccupied vehicle. Witnesses reported that two people fled the suspect vehicle on foot.
The Madison Police Department and additional agencies utilizing K-9s and drones searched the area to no avail, locating no suspects; however, officers recovered evidence from the white sedan and area, including a stolen handgun, 690 grams of marijuana and items that relate to distribution.
No arrests have been made as the investigation continues. Anybody with information is asked to contact the Madison Police Department at (608) 255-2345
No more details were provided.
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