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Full Service GroceryOpen 6am-Midnight 7 Day a Week

U.S. Cellular Kiosk • ATM Machine • Fax ServiceRedbox $1.20 Night Movie Rentals • SNAP & WIC

Gift Card Center-Over 50 Major RetailersFull Service Meat & Seafood

28 feet full service case • Rug Doctor R entalFeaturing our Signature Items, only at FestivalOktoberfest Brats • Burgundy Pepper Spoon Roasts

Game Day Wings • Dad's Chicken BreastsMom's Meatloaf • Ribs on a Stick

Fresh Deli & Fireside CaféEat in our fireside café or carry out a delicious meal

from our hot food & salad bar.Our deli prepares party trays such as meat and cheese

platters, fruit and vegetable trays, taco dip, sandwich trays and more!

Union Street Liquor DepotOver 600 varieties of wine and 300 liquors

Mix N Match a 6 pack of craft beers for just $8.99.• Over 50 Wisconsin craft beers to choose from

• 10% off when you buy six 750 ml bottles of wine orchampagne. (Excludes sale items)

Over 60 varieties of Wisconsin made wines15 varieties of Burr Oak Wines from our local

New Lisbon Winery

DJ's Bouquets & BasketsFull Service Floral Shop

For all your everyday needs and those special momentsWeddings • Funerals • Floral arrangements

Candy & balloon bouquets • Custom made gift basketsFree In-Town Delivery

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Italian/American Cuisine

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Banquets and Special Events

Boat Rentals

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Experience South Central Wisconsin at its finest. Sixty-nine milesnorthwest of Madison reveals a growing city you must see andexperience. Mauston, established in 1887, has grown to a

population of 4,507.

The City’s plan for now and the future includes: housing/residentialareas, economic development, transportation/infrastructure andcommunity facilities, as well as open space. We believe this is a verypositive plan, which is aimed to ensure that Mauston continues to bethe hub of Juneau County.

Businesses and organizations continue to grow, and we are seeingmore service businesses and home-based enterprises beingestablished. This results in a more diversified business community,serving the needs of both residents and the business economy. It’s alsomaking Mauston a better place to live, play, educate and work in thefuture.

The history of Mauston tells the story of our wonderful city through ajourney well preserved at the Historical Boorman House, along withother historical sites, such as the county courthouse.

We welcome you to our city, with beautiful natural landscaping that issure to take your breath away. See for yourself and experience thesecond- and fourth-largest of Wisconsin’s lakes, Castle Rock Lake andPetenwell Lake, with rivers and streams you are sure to love.

Mauston is Where the fun begins!

The Board of DirectorsGreater Mauston Area

Chamber of Commerce503 State Hwy. 82 EP.O. Box 171Mauston, WI 53948

608-847-4142 • 866-516-1646www.mauston.com/chamber

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Message from the Chamber

City Overview

The Mauston – New Lisbon Airport

Homes

Senior Living

Parks & Recreation

Tourism

Accommodations

Woodside Sports Complex

An Artist in Mauston

Shopping & Dining

The School District of Mauston

Western Technical College Essential for 100 Years

University of Wisconsin – Extension Office of Juneau County

Local Economy

Healthcare

Worship

Habitat for Humanity is at Work in Juneau County

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LOCATION & BACKGROUND

The city of Mauston is the county seatof Juneau County, located 73 milesnorth of Madison. It is next door to

Wisconsin’s second- and fourth-largestlakes, Petenwell and Castle Rock lakes. Thecity was founded by Milton M. Maugh andhad the original name of Maughs Townafter the founder. The city’s beginning wasbased on the lumber industry of earlyWisconsin.

Incorporated in 1887 with apopulation of 1,857, the citytoday has a population ofapproximately 4,500. Maustonis a full-service municipalityproviding police and fireprotection, water/wastewaterutilities, solid waste collection,curbside recycling, a smallairport, parks and recreation,public works, planning/zoningand other services.

CITY MANAGEMENTMauston operates under a Mayor-Common Council-Administrator form ofgovernment, which has become thetraditional and dominant type oforganization in the state of Wisconsin. Bystatute, the Mayor is the Chief ExecutiveOfficer, presides at meetings, votes in caseof a tie and has veto authority. TheCommon Council is the legislative body. Itestablishes policy and approves the budget.There are seven elected council members,and each serve a two-year term.

The City Administrator is an appointedofficial, and serves as the ChiefAdministrative Officer of the city for anunspecified term. The Administrator isresponsible for the management, directionand coordination of the day-to-dayadministration of the city government andall its departments.



EDUCATIONAL & HEALTHCARE FACILITIESThe Mauston Area School District servesthe city and surrounding area, providingeducation for four-year-old pre-K throughsenior high education. District schoolsinclude West Side Elementary (grades 4K-2), Grayside Elementary (grades 3-5),Olson Middle School (grades 6-8) andMauston High School. In 2011, the districtinitiated an iLead Charter school, with acurriculum focused on innovation andentrepreneurial development. Otherimportant educational community assetsinclude the Western Technical College-Extended Campus, and St Patrick’s PrivateSchool (grades 4K-8).

Juneau County’s only hospital is located inMauston. Major local providers includeMile Bluff Medical Center and Mile BluffClinic.

FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

Population 4,293 4,411 4,312 4,447 4,517 4,507Equalized Value (TID out) 191,458,000 183,763,600 177,094,900 175,288,100 165,962,400 151,735,300Mil Rate per $1,000 8.35 8.71 9.57 9.47 9.47 10.69General Fund Budget 3,819,859 3,616,545 3,727,396 3,885,375 3,885,375 3,899,579City FTE Equivalents 28.8 28.8 28.8 28.8 28.8 28.8

Per 1,000 Population 6.71 6.53 6.68 6.48 6.38 6.39

Square Miles 4.67 4.67 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90Lane Miles of Streets 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 28.6 28.6Number of Parks 8 8 8 8 8 8Park Acreage 44.6 44.6 44.6 44.6 44.6 44.6Summer Rec Programs 9 9 8 8 8 8Police–Calls for Service 3,567 3,026 3,003 2,794 3,999 2,932Fire–Calls for Service 45 54 47 57 44 35

Residential Permits 145 131 170 178 174 119Value of Construction 1,630,646 1,114,904 1,292,480 1,222,091 987,481 740,391

Commercial Permits 35 31 45 42 55 54Value of Construction 1,119,249 6,646,932 4,002,241 1,842,598 7,018,766 4,333,383

Total Permits 180 162 215 220 229 173Value of Construction 2,749,895 7,761,836 5,294,721 3,064,436 8,006,247 5,074,262

Water Pumped (1,000 gal) 197,695 187,699 175,390 160,984 180,511 181,088Wastewater Treated (1,000 gal) 279,726 205,551 225,474 211,478 157,802 195,266

Unemployment Rate (County) 6.0% 10.2% 9.9% 9.3% 8.7% N/APer Capital Income (County) 28,846 29,367 301,155 31,753 33,151 N/A

CITY PROFILE & STATISTICS


The Mauston-NewLisbon UnionAirport is fast

becoming the principleaccess route from acommunity to the nationand world.

As an important part ofour statewidetransportation network,local airports such asMauston-New LisbonUnion Airport play acritical role in fosteringbusiness growth andeconomic development.Convenient access to airtransportation allowsbusinesses to quicklymove goods and keypersonnel from one siteto another, savingvaluable time andincreasing productivity.

The airport also providesfacilities for emergencymedical flights, lawenforcement, agriculturalspraying, pilot training and many otherimportant community services. Theseservices include management and operationof the airport, as well as the businesses

providing aircraftmaintenance, fueling,storage rental, chartersales and leasing activities.

A community that isreadily accessible by airtransportation is at acompetitive advantage,and realizes economicand quality of lifebenefits, that can affectevery citizen.

We welcome visitors thatland at our airport toenjoy localaccommodations,restaurants, retailshopping and site seeing.The airport is locatedthree miles to the west.

The airport has a 3,686 x75-foot paved runway,rotating beacon andPAPI.

It accommodates all smallsingle-engine pistonaircraft and some twin-

engine piston aircraft under 12,500 pounds.Plans are in place to expand the runway in thenear future.


The city of Mauston has a variety ofaffordable homes in styles suited tomeet everyone’s taste.

Executive properties, quaint homes on tree-lined streets, townhomes, apartments andhistorical homes are among the availablechoices.

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The Mauston High School TechnologyDepartment has a contract with the city ofMauston to build new homes in our area.The high school students learn carpentryskills.

Real estate is a driving force in the U.S.economy, and Juneau County stands as oneof the most secure areas in which to invest inproperty. The local market has experienced asteady improvement over the last few years.The variety of housing styles and priceranges in Mauston ensures a choice foreveryone’s lifestyle.

Juneau County property tax rates comparefavorably within this region. Home valuesremain stable for those looking in Maustonfor their piece of the “American Dream.”

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We have independent and assistedsenior living outlets in ourcommunity. We have several types

of senior care options for those who needassistance with various daily tasks. Assistedliving provides everything from personal care

services to recreational and socialopportunities, in a single place for seniors tocall home. We have a living center for seniorswho are very active in our community andjust want to relax and enjoy retirement.

Senior Living


Mauston residentsenjoy a widevariety of

recreational and relaxationopportunities. Youth andsenior activities, sportsleagues, club organizationsand general interestprograms can be found inarea recreational parks andfacilities. Residents ofMauston and JuneauCounty also enjoy easyaccess to Juneau CountyState Parks and theNecedah National WildlifeRefuge.

Marachowsky ParkLocated on Liberty Street off W. State Street

Veterans Memorial ParkLocated across from Mile BluffMedical Center

Riverside ParkLocated on Mansion Street

Lions ParkLocated on S. Union Street

Jones Park Located on Maughs Street

Murphy’s ParkLocated on Monroe Street

Mile Bluff Park/Kiwanis ParkLocated behind Mile BluffMedical Center

Call city hall to reserve apavilion for a fun day at any

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Tourism

Mauston hosts theJuneau CountyFair the third

weekend in August. Thefair is in conjunction withthe Greater Mauston AreaChamber of Commerceparade. The originalMauston Pumpkin Bash,which is held at its newlocation, Riverside Park, isthe third weekend inOctober. We are looking toadd more events at theRiverside Park.

The Mauston Community Band has its ownhome now at Riverside Park Bandshell duringthe summer. Every Saturday morning andTuesday evening, from May to October on theJuneau County Courthouse Lawn, the

Greater Mauston Area Chamber ofCommerce hosts the Farmers’ Market.

The City has an array of dance schools andself-defense classes in Mauston. Theaterproductions are held at Mauston HighSchool, put on by the school and thecommunity.

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JANUARYThe Turtle Dunk (Jan. 1st)

APRILEaster Egg HuntSpring Fling Craft & Gift Show

MAY TO OCTOBERFarmers’ Market

JUNEAnnual Medication Take Back / Shred-it DayDairy BreakfastPrime Time Jimmy Kline Run for Cancer

JULYMauston Fireworks (July 4th)Wa Da Shu Da Days

AUGUSTCity Wide Garage SalesSummer ParadePrime Time Jimmy Kline Ride for CancerJuneau County FairPrime Time Jimmy Kline Ride for CancerWaterfest on Castle Rock Lake

OCTOBERJuneau County Women’s Night OutMauston’s Original Pumpkin BashPumpkin Bash

NOVEMBERHoliday Craft & Gift Show

DECEMBERHoliday ParadeSanta’s House

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Mauston is the home of the “OriginalPumpkin Bash.” The Mauston Room TaxCommittee began this annual event in 2005.The Mauston Room Tax Committee hasbeen committed to this event to become oneof the top fall festivals for Mauston, JuneauCounty and South Central Wisconsin.

The Mauston Original Pumpkin Bash is heldat the Riverside Park, its new home. Thelocation offers new opportunities for eventsand activities, sharing properties owned bythe city of Mauston.

The Pumpkin Bash has averaged more than6,000 visitors to our area, and continues toexpand each year. The Pumpkin Bash hasmany activities throughout the weekend.Some of the activities are as follows:

• wagon rides

• city tour

• 40 e 8 train rides

• inflatables

• chili cook-off & bread contest

• pumpkin painting & carving contest

• costume contest

• trunk-n-treat

• kids obstacle course

• arts & crafts

• and much more

The Pumpkin Bash is held the secondSaturday of October from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All vendors and activities will berunning open to close, with a few after houractivities. This is a very exciting Saturday forthe local community as well as tourists for afall activity. Check us out atwww.maustonpumpkinbash.com.

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With the wealth oflocal businessesand attractions,

and its prime spot off theinterstate, Mauston is anexciting place to stay forboth vacationers andbusiness travelers. A numberof excellent lodging choicesare available to fit any travelbudget. Business amenitiesallow the professional to stayconnected when travelingfor work.

Mauston has several types oflodging, from camping sites,to bed & breakfasts, hotelsand resorts. We haveconference facilities

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Mauston’s convenient location gives thevisitor the advantage when it comes to seeingthe sites of the area. The attractions ofMauston and the surrounding area providelocal shopping, restaurants, taverns and areaactivities. Local taxi services are available.

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Sports ComplexWOODSIDE

Woodside Sports is a premier sportscomplex that offers camps, clinics,tournaments and other events for all

ages. A western themed sports complexfeaturing eight all-turf baseball fields located inMauston, WI. The second facility will includesoccer and baseball fields, as well as theWisconsin Dells Center located just down theroad in Wisconsin Dells. The Wisconsin DellsCenter is an indoor dome large enough to holdone football field! Besides sports activities it canalso host tradeshows and conventions.

Sports offered are: Baseball, Softball, Soccer,Lacrosse, Football, Field Hockey, Volleyball andWrestling.

Setting out to create a unique and memorableexperience for you and your family on and offthe field, you will be able to enjoy variousopportunities such as horseback riding, wagonrides, amusement parks and much more.

HISTORYHumble BeginningsToday’s famous Ranch Guest House started outas a simple two-story farmhouse built in the1850s. Driven by aspirations of becoming afarmer, Davenport, IL railroad worker WilliamFeldman, his wife Sophie, and their fivechildren bought the farm in 1914. Known asWoodside Farm for the next 15 years, theFeldman’s saw their dream expand as more ofthe friends and family vacationed at the Ranchas a “getaway” from the city. For the next 60years Woodside Ranch would be owned andoperated by the Feldman family.

Winter 1998Damon Zumwalt, owner of Woodside Ranchand owner/developer of Woodside SportsComplex, came to visit Woodside Ranch as aguest over the winter and while on horsebackhe ventured through the woods and into themeadows. Damon’s first thought was, “Howmany soccer fields could I build here?” Like thevisionary and entrepreneur that he is, Damonenvisioned hundreds of youths playing sports,and believed that Woodside Ranch had thepotential to become the most unique sportscomplex in the country.

As a father of five children, all of whom wereinvolved in sports growing up, Damon had anidea of what worked and what didn’t work.Damon’s vision was to create a state-of-the-art

complex where youths would compete andlearn valuable lessons taught through sports,lessons and principles he also learned throughhis career as a high school and collegiate athlete.

THE PRESENT AND FUTUREIn 2002, Damon purchased the land fromLucille Feldman Nichols, one of the originalfive Feldman children. It has been over 10 yearsof persistence, commitment and patience thatDamon’s vision has begun to formalize into areality. On November 13, 2010 one half milefrom Woodside Ranch, Ground BreakingCeremonies were held at the construction sitewhere over 100 community officials, residents,media and celebrities attended, including thenChicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen,hall-of-famer Paul Molitor and future hall-of-famer Frank Thomas.

Since 2010, Woodside Sports Complex hasgrown to include the 245-acre facility inMauston, WI as well as soccer and baseballfields in Wisconsin Dells, WI. Future plans alsoinclude championship stadiums for baseballand soccer as well as tennis courts. Opening inJune 2014 with eight fully synthetic turfbaseball/softball fields in Mauston, Woodsideeventually plans to host over 80 events per yearwhen complete, and is committed to becomingthe premier complex that providesprogramming for youth and athleticdevelopment, and attractions for the entirefamily.

A LITTLE MORE ON WOODSIDE RANCH RESORTThe Woodside Ranch Resort & ConferenceCenter of today is an all-inclusive guest ranchand is open year round. The all-inclusive rateincludes your meals, lodging, activities and ofcourse horseback riding, pony and wagonrides! Lodging options consist of cozy cabinswith working fireplaces, ranch house rooms(rustic hotel rooms), and our recentlyrenovated lake house. Meals are home-cookedand served family style in the ranch house andin the mornings there is the legendary breakfastride where you ride out in the woods tobreakfast! For those looking to stop in for a dayof fun, Woodside also offers horseback rides,pony and wagon rides to the public as well!There is something for everyone! Comediscover a Wisconsin Legend 100 years in themaking!

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All communities have local artists. Wehave a special one here in ourcommunity. The local artist is Albert

“Burt” D. Schmiege. He was 32 when he losthis central vision. He has a form of maculardegeneration called Stargardt’s disease, theonset of which typically begins before age 20.Although Scmiege said it’s “no fun” not seeingthings the way they’re supposed to look, hedid not take his vision loss sitting down.Instead, he used his limited vision as anopportunity to push the boundaries of hisabilities, which included taking up oils andcanvas.

Schmiege has found his real vision forpainting. He paints mostly landscapes, usinglimited colors because Stargardt’s left him

with a red-green deficiency. He creates moreby feel than sight, using his fingers and handsas brushes to move the paint to create hislandscapes, sunsets and visions of beauty. Hecannot see the finished painting like a sightedperson can. He paints in quadrants, movingclockwise around the canvas using peripheralvision. When supplies and ideas are plentiful,he often paints for 10 hours a day. Othertimes, he may take a break for a week andthen return to apply the finishing touches.

Painting is a stress reliever that gives Albertindependence and a sense ofaccomplishment. When he is painting he is incontrol, instead of the disease. You can findhis paintings showcased at our local artistshop, The Red Geranium, by the interstate.

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Mauston has numerous shoppingretailers. The Chamber plays animportant role in supporting retail

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retailers. The Chamber also tracks ourtourism, which affects retail business.

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MaustonTHE SCHOOLDISTRICT OF

The Mission of Mauston Schools: inpartnership with families andcommunity, is to be the school district

of choice that is committed to educatingstudents to set goals, think critically, actresponsibly, and work cooperatively tobecome successful citizens.

The School District of Mauston encompasses324 square miles in the heart of theLemonweir Valley, offering an excellentcomprehensive public education for studentsages four through high school. The MaustonBoard of Education believes that a strongpublic education is the most certain means ofdeveloping an informed community. Publicschools are the bedrock of healthy, engagedcommunities. Mauston Schools makes a bold

promise to build a quality foundation oflearning in the community so that our youngpeople can be instrumental in creating apromising future.

Mauston Schools know that the children,youth, and citizens of the community deserveno less than our best efforts at supporting ourstudents’ highest levels of academic andpersonal achievement. Mauston Schools havehigh quality teachers, support staff, andschool principals who have high expectationsfor all students.

Mauston has five schools that are dedicated tostudent-centered excellence. Every level of theorganization is a part of championing aquality educational experience thatmaximizes each student’s potential forsuccess. Every individual in the organizationhas a united purpose to help students reachtheir highest levels of attainment. Teachers,

support staff, parents, students, and thecommunity play a significant and importantrole in a collective partnership to serve ourstudents. This collective support is evidencedin school hallways, athletic fields, classrooms,and at community events. All adults arepositive ambassadors for the students and theschools in the School District of Mauston.

A RICH AND FOCUSED LEARNING EXPERIENCEStudents in the Mauston Schools experience ahigh quality and coherent instructionalprogram in Reading, Language Arts, Math,Science, and Social Studies. Each school has aschool improvement plan that defines itsgoals and priorities as a school. Teachers,

administrators, and supportstaff are evaluated on an annualbasis to ensure that each staffmember is growingprofessionally and that theirwork is aligned with Districtand school defined priorities.

In addition to strong teachingand learning for student successin college, career, and life,students at all schools alsoparticipate in instrumental andvocal music, adaptive andgeneral physical education,

visual arts, integrated technology, and libraryand media instruction. At the secondaryschools students have the opportunity tostudy these specific interests in more depththrough clubs, co-curricular, and otheracademic and non-academic activities.

Classrooms at all grade levels are equippedwith SmartBoard technology and multiplelaptop and one-to-one technologies. Teachersare actively engaged in integrated technologyinstruction through the use of SmartBoardAssessment Responders and DocumentCameras.

A variety of instructional support programsare in place to assist students in theirlearning. Programs include family andcommunity engagement resources, Parentand Teacher Organizations, English Learners,Special Education and school counseling atall grade levels.

Mauston Schools – the school district of choice in the region

Grayside Elementary School, Wisconsin School of Recognition


WEST SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMauston Schools wishes to connect withparents and their children as early as possible.West Side Elementary School servesapproximately 340 students in a 4-Year-OldKindergarten program, and full dayKindergarten and grades one and two, fivedays a week.

Years of research show the criticalrelationship between a positive earlychildhood education and successful laterschool performance. Mauston’s West SideSchool focuses on establishing a stronglearning foundation for our youngestlearners. West Side staff work hard atsustaining a solid educational bond betweenschool and home, and our staff offers thesupport and intervention necessary for eachindividual child to flourish in learning. Smallclass sizes across the District enhance theopportunity for instruction to bepersonalized to meet the individual needs of all learners.

GRAYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGrayside Elementary School has been aWisconsin School of Recognition Awardwinner for two years in a row. GraysideSchool houses grades three, four and five andeducates approximately 250 students. Staff iscommitted to excellence in literacy andnumeracy and to personalizing learning sothat all students advance in their learning.Our students learn and discover in theclassrooms, engage in integrated technology,and explore new friendships throughresponsive classroom activities.

LYNDON STATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLyndon Station Elementary School is locatedin Lyndon Station just a 15 minute drive fromthe District’s main campus. Lyndon StationSchool offers a small school one class per

grade level experience for students in gradesKindergarten through five. In this school,teachers, parents, and students work togetherseamlessly to foster an effective sharedlearning environment for all students.Students who attend Lyndon Station enterOlson Middle School with their otherMauston peers in grade six.

OLSON MIDDLE SCHOOLOlson Middle School offers an enthusiasticand engaging learning environment for 300students in grades six, seven and eight. OlsonMiddle School focuses on improved academicpreparation as well as community servicework and exploratory learning in theclassroom and co-curricular activities.Technology integration is a focus withclassroom sets of Chrome Books, and miniiPads in all mathematics and EnglishLanguage Arts classrooms, sophisticateddocument cameras, student response systemsand SmartBoard technology. Olson MiddleSchool has a special year-long orientation andtransition program called WEB – WhereEveryone Belongs. This student-led

Olson Middle School’s Winning Quiz Bowl Team

Mauston’s pride and joy, the Cheesehead Marching Band


mentoring program involves older middleschool students helping sixth grade studentsacclimate to middle school life! Eighth gradestudents develop leadership skills throughtheir opportunities with this mentoringprogram.

MAUSTON HIGH SCHOOLMauston High School’s motto is “Learn,Grow and Succeed.” Mauston High Schoolwas built in 2001, and serves approximately460 students in grades nine through twelve.The school features a state-of-the-art, 600seat auditorium and two gymnasiums.Complementing a comprehensive college andcareer preparatory set of course offeringsincluding Advanced Placement courses,Mauston High School has invested indeveloping learning opportunities that reachbeyond the traditional high school. Thesepathways are new and innovative learningexperiences for high school students:

• ROADS Program – A competency-basedhands on learning program housed at MHS.

• GEDO II – An accelerated educationalprogram designed for students who have notfound success in the traditional high schoolacademic offerings.

District-Wide Alternative Learning Progams:

• iLEAD Charter School – A project-basedleadership and entrepreneurship school thathouses 40 students in grades 7-12. iLEAD istouted by many outside school districts andbusinesses as a model of charter schoolsuccess.

• Mauston K-12 Virtual School – Offers anon-line virtual school experience thatpersonalizes learning by using trainedcoaches and individual learning plans forstudents and families.

ABOUT THE LIBRARYThe Hatch Public Library was made possibleby generous contributions of both time andmoney from many citizens in ourcommunity. Notably, Bill and Jean Hatchstepped forward to make a $1 million pledgetoward the building of our new library inmemory of their grandaughter, Deena Hatch,motivating the community to make thedream a reality.

The Hatch Public Library provides freematerials and services to help area residentsmeet their personal, educational, professionaland recreational needs. In addition, we offermagazines, audio books, music CD’s andDVD’s. The Library also has a state-of-the-artcomputer lab with 16 internet computers andfree Wi-Fi access. The Hatch Public Librarysubscribes to more than 100 magazines,receives 4 daily newspapers and offerspreschool story times.

GETTING A LIBRARY CARD

When applying for a library card, we ask for the following:

1. ID2. Proof of current residence

A driver’s license or a State ID with current address is the easiest way to apply.

If you do not have this, we will accept:

A photo ID and one of the following

OR

Two of the following without a photo ID

Checkbook with name and current address printed on it

OR

A current lease with your name and address on it

OR

A piece of current mail, but only, if the envelope has your name, current address, and a postmark dated within the last 30 days

If your ID has a P.O. Box or business address, you must show proof of your current home (residence) address. You must be 6 years old to get a library card

and need parental consent from ages 6-17.

If you have further questions, please ask us or call 608-847-4454


Since 1912, WesternTechnical College hasbeen the place where

students go to get essentialexperience they need tostart a great career. From itsbeginning as the La CrosseContinuation and AdultSchool, teaching 800students in one building indowntown La Crosse, to amulti-building, multi-campus college serving18,000 students, Western’s emphasis onhands-on, relevant training has not changed.

Western has a 15-building campus at its maincampus in La Crosse, with regional locationsin Black River Falls, Independence, Mauston,Tomah and Viroqua, and a public safetytraining center in Sparta. Western offers 63associate’s degree programs, an associate ofscience liberal arts degree and an associate ofarts/sciences degree. Many associate’s degree

programs also offer transferagreements with collegesthroughout the state andnation.

We know college is aboutmore than just going toclass. It’s about gettinginvolved, meeting newpeople and having fun too!When it comes toinvolvement Western hasthe choices you want. Theyhave an active Student

Government, four NJCAA athletic teams,more than 30 student clubs, an on-siteWellness Center, intramural sports and aresidence hall that houses 200 students.

Career choices, affordability, small class sizes,hands-on instruction, on-the-job experience,on-campus housing and service learningopportunities with your friends … it’s all partof the Essential Experience at Western.

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CountyUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN –EXTENSION OFFICE OF JUNEAU

At the University of Wisconsin-Extension Office of Juneau County,our staff teaches, learns and serves

Juneau County citizens by connecting themto the resources of the University ofWisconsin. We seek to be a catalyst fortransforming lives and local communitiesthrough the development of networks,inclusiveness, relationship-building,promotion of lifelong learning and respectfor ourselves and our neighbors.

Juneau County’s University of Wisconsin-Extension offers 4-H and youthprogramming, Advanced Leadership training,volunteer training support and development,educational resources, environmentalresources, farm andagricultural businesssupport, food-nutrition-health education,horticultural training(Master GardenerProgram) and support,home and familyassistance, as well asstarting a business andsupport of economicdevelopment. Ourprograms wrap aroundlife stages and respond tothe concerns of citizens.

THE ADVANCEDLEADERSHIPPROGRAM INJUNEAU COUNTYThe Advanced Leadership Program strives toidentify, cultivate and support leadershipdevelopment in Juneau County. The ALPprogram collaborates with otherorganizations and businesses to deliverleadership training for area citizens. Theprogram has 10 sessions over a 10-monthperiod, with each session geared toward acertain topic and/or community issue.

Pre-seminar assignments, classroom andexperiential visits and activities are used inthe learning process.

The ALP has had over 88 graduates since itstarted. The program provides a broadperspective on personal, political, economic,leadership and social issues impacting JuneauCounty and its citizens.

Please contact the UW-Extension office at608-847-9329, [email protected] orany of the staff at the UW-Extension Office tofind out more about the program, how to getinvolved or to be a sponsor.

JUNEAU COUNTY LUNCH AND LEARN SERIESThe Lunch and Learn Series is a collaborativeeffort of the Greater Mauston Chamber ofCommerce, UW-Extension Juneau County-

Community Development,Mauston Area Schools,Juneau County EconomicDevelopment Corporationand the Greater MaustonArea DevelopmentCorporation.

The purpose of themonthly series is to bringrelative topics to thecitizens of Juneau County,to allow them to be moreinformed and understandthe changes that arehappening in our societyand area. Sessions includetopics related to economicdevelopment, social

changes, leadership and skill development,current events, diversity and other interestingand dynamic topics. Specific recent sessionshave included Social Media, The 7 Habits ofHighly Effective People, Doing Business inChina, The History of Juneau County, Howto Deal with Negative People and others.

Sessions are held monthly at the UW-Extension Office conference room at 211Hickory St. in Mauston. Please contact theUW Extension office at 608-847-9329 [email protected] for additionalinformation, or to be added to the invitation list.


Laurie A. Lutz, CPA, EA904 E. State Street • Mauston, WI 53948

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Mauston benefits from its positionalong Interstate 90-94 and a centrallocation between several economic

centers:

Minneapolis, MN 220 mi.

Chicago, IL 210 mi.

Milwaukee, WI 140 mi.

Madison, WI 73 mi.

La Crosse, WI 70 mi.

Mauston has a stable job market despite therecent downturn in the economy. Thefollowing list outlines the top 10 privateemployers within the city and its immediateborders.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMS AND FINANCINGTIF: The City of Mauston has two TaxIncremental Finance (TIF) Districts. Both arefinancially healthy and stable, positioning the

city with the ability to comfortablyincentivize new development.

The first TIF is the city’s industrial parklocated on the west side of town. The parkhas access to rail and is located on State Hwy

12/16.The city recently expanded theindustrial park and created over 30 acres ofdevelopable land with provisions for streets,water, sewer, electrical, telecommunications,storm water detention and drainage. Propertyin the recent expansion is city-owned.

Employer Type of BusinessHess Memorial MedicalHospital Mile Bluff MedicalClinic ManufacturingParker Hannifin ManufacturingMaster Mold ManufacturingBrenner Tank ManufacturingFestival Foods GroceryBrunner Manufacturing ManufacturingKwik Trip TruckingStroh Precision Die ManufacturingCasting ManufacturingDumore Corporation Manufacturing

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The second TIF is the city’s business parklocated on the east side of town. The park haseasy access to Interstate 90/94, offers the basicpublic amenities (street, water, sewer,electricity) and provides a variety of parcelsizes for future development. The city, countyand private entities own lots open fordevelopment.

Downtown Redevelopment: The city hascleaned and prepared two downtown sites forre-development. Both sites are shovel-ready,over an acre in size and in a good location.One is a corner lot located at the intersectionof two state highways (12/16 and 58) and theother is next to the Justice Center, one blockfrom State Street.

Revolving Loan Fund: The city maintains arevolving loan fund to provide gap financingfor small businesses and start-ups. Theprimary purpose of the program is to provideadditional jobs. The loan amount is subject tothe availability of funds. There is no setminimum or maximum, but generally loanswill not exceed the 20 percent of availablefunds. Private funds must be leveraged atleast one dollar for every dollar of RLF funds.

In addition, at least one permanent full-timeequivalent position must be created orretained for every $20,000 of RLF fundsrequested.

Economic Development Corporation: Thecity is serviced by two developmentcorporations, the Greater Mauston AreaDevelopment Corporation and the JuneauCounty Economic DevelopmentCorporation. GMADC is the primary contactfor development opportunities within the city.

CITY DEVELOPMENT PLANSMost importantly, the city has theinfrastructure to support additional growth.The school system infrastructure is alsopositioned for growth. The city recently hasdeveloped several strategic plans for bothDowntown Revitalization and EntrywayCorridor Enhancements. The city hasaggressively sought after grants, and continuesto identify funding sources to achieve manyof the aesthetic and infrastructureimprovements those plans address.


Healthcare

The greater Mauston area has access tohealthcare evolving for life, throughthe full spectrum of services available

at Mile Bluff Medical Center.

Since 1883, Mile Bluff has operated the onlyhospital in Juneau County; for generations,area families have trusted their care to MileBluff – from birth to adolescence and onthrough adulthood. To continue to meet thegrowing needs of the community, Mile Bluffhas since added nursing homes in Maustonand New Lisbon, a retirement communityapartment complex in Mauston, an assistedliving facility in New Lisbonand outreach medical facilitiesin Lake Delton, Mauston,Necedah and New Lisbon.

Mile Bluff Medical Centercontinually strives to bringsophisticated medical services,expert healthcare providersand the latest technologies tothe local region. By doing this,it ensures that residents canreceive exceptional care duringtimes of illness, injury andeven wellness…withouthaving to travel to a big city.

With nearly 50 medical providers on staff,Mile Bluff is able to offer family medicine,maternity care, gynecology, general surgery,emergency medicine, childbirth/delivery,podiatry, orthopedic surgery, geriatricmedicine, pediatrics, urgent care, internalmedicine and facial cosmetic procedures.

In addition, over 50 visiting specialists seepatients in Mauston each month from 15different fields of practice, such as allergy,cardiology, neurology, optometry,rheumatology, urology and more.

Mile Bluff is committed to providingcompassionate and progressive care,improving the health and wellness of thecommunity, and going beyond expectationsin healthcare, today and always. To fulfill thismission, Mile Bluff also offers a wide varietyof specialty outpatient services, including:audiology, dialysis, physical and occupational

therapy, medical imaging, laboratory,pharmacy, cancer care, counseling, nutrition,speech pathology, home health, respiratorytherapy, cardiac rehabilitation, hospice,childbirth education, tobacco cessationprograms, pastoral care, diabetes education,support groups, social services and healthfairs.

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We strive to provide our patients with excellent dentistry with a personal touch.

Whether you need a crown in just one visit, implants for your dentures, or a simple filling

we make dental care fit with our patientsneeds and expectations. Call us today and

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Although many changes have been madealong the way to keep Mile Bluff MedicalCenter a leader in the healthcare industry,one thing has remained constant: thephilosophy that, "We treat people, notpatients...we care for you like you arefamily!"

No matter the stage or phase, Mile Bluffprovides the greater Mauston area withhealthcare evolving for life.

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Worship: 9:00amSunday School: 10:30amWorship on Wednesdays:6:00pm, meal at 6:30pm,classes at 7:00pm, praise team at 7:00pm.

Worship

Long ago, the first settlers in the arearealized the importance of faith inestablishing a strong sense of

community, and built the town’s firstchurches to reflect their convictions.

Over the years, religion has had a strongpresence in the lives of our citizens. Today,Mauston’s faith community is as strong andvibrant as ever. The faithful gather in any one

of more than a dozen nearby worshipfacilities that hold services throughout theweek, and represent a broad spectrum ofbeliefs.

Religious leaders work hand-in-hand withcivic groups, and are active in the daily livesof residents. They provide valuable care, offerdirection, and lend comfort and relief tothose in need.

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Across the U.S., Habitat for Humanityhas built or renovated over 400,000homes for low-income working

families, impacting over 850,000 childrenwho live in those homes. Habitat startedworking in Juneau County in 2009 and hasbuilt or renovated five homes for low-incomeworking families in just the last two years.

Who Habitat Helps: Habitat helps familieswho have a steady income and agree to put in500 hours of sweat in helping to build orrenovate their home.

Juneau County Gains Forever: Whenconstruction is completed, the selected familypurchases the home from Habitat with a no-interest mortgage. The monthly mortgagepayments provide capital to Habitat forbuilding more homes to help yet additionalfamilies. As a result, any donations orvolunteer effort contribute to decent andaffordable housing for low-income families inJuneau County for many years to come.

How You Can Help: Habitat is a volunteerorganization, and many of the resourcesneeded for building homes are donated.Anyone willing to give of their time, todonate building materials, to provideprofessional services or to make financialcontributions is welcome.

Another way to support Habitat in JuneauCounty is to donate items to the MaustonHabitat ReStore, located just south ofMauston on Hwy 12-16. All proceeds fromReStore sales go to Habitat’s housingprograms.

We Hope to Hear From You: Anyone wishingto volunteer or work with Habitat can call theHabitat ReStore, just south of Mauston, at(608) 847-2000 or visit the website atwww.habitatajc.com.

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ASAP Repair and Recovery ................................................................................................................... 3

The Bank of Mauston............................................................................................................................. 1

Best Western ........................................................................................................................................ 18

BOM Investment Group..........................................................................................................................1

BTU Management Inc.......................................................................................................................... 10

Castle Rock Golf Course ..................................................................................................................... 12

Castle Rock Hideaway ....................................................................................................................... 18

Castle Rock Marine ............................................................................................................................. 12

Castle Rock Resort .............................................................................................................................. 16

Central Insurance Services, Inc. .............................................................................................................1

Century 21 - Sally Luehman ................................................................................................................ 10

Cottage Care Circle ............................................................................................................................. 3

The Cottage Keeper LLC..................................................................................................................... 18

The Dirty Turtle...................................................................................................................................... 14

Fawn Creek Winery.............................................................................................................................. 13

Festival Foods ............................................................................................................. Inside Front Cover

Habitat for Humanity ReStore ................................................................................................................ 8

Holtz & Associates Management - Stonefield Apartments / Oakridge Apartments ............................... 9

J&S Liquor Mart ................................................................................................................................... 23

Lampert Lumber.................................................................................................................................. 10

Log Cabin Deli Cheese & Gifts.............................................................................................................23

Lutz Tax & Accounting, Inc................................................................................................................... 30

Mauston Furniture & Appliances............................................................................................................ 9

Mauston Room Tax.............................................................................................................................. 17

Mauston United Methodist Church...................................................................................................... 35

McKinney's Home Decorating Inc. ...................................................................................................... 10

Mile Bluff Medical Center...................................................................................................... Back Cover

Dirk A Newman, DDS ........................................................................................................................... 34

Oakdale Credit Union ........................................................................................................................... 9

Phillips Health Mart Pharmacy ............................................................................................................. 34

Point Bluff Resort ...................................................................................................................................16

Portofino Bay Restaurant, Bar & Marina .............................................................. Inside Front Cover, 5,15

Powers Gourmet Chocolates .............................................................................................................. 24

Quality Inn by Choice Hotels ............................................................................................................... 19

The School District of Mauston............................................................................................................. 25

Shipwreck Bay Bar & Restaurant .......................................................................................................... 24

Smith II Marine LLC .............................................................................................................................. 12

Super 8................................................................................................................................................ 19

Terrace Heights Retirement Community.............................................................................................. 33

VillageProfile.com, inc..........................................................................................................................31

Wafle-Thomas-Lubinski Builders ............................................................................................................. 8

The Way Station Saloon & Eatery......................................................................................................... 24

Wells' Lakeside Cottages ..................................................................................................................... 19

Wisconsin River Meats ......................................................................................................................... 24

Woodside Ranch .................................................................................................................................. 1

Woodside Sports Complex .................................................................................................................. 21

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