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Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidates Election April 7th, 2015

1/23/2015

There is one seat open for election on the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2015. Incumbent Justice Ann Walsh Bradley will face Rock County Circuit Court Judge James Daley in the general election on April 7, 2015.

Although the election will be non-partisan, Bradley is considered to be part of the liberal minority on the court. If Daley wins, conservatives will have a five-member majority on the seven-member court.

For more information on each candidate visit this web site.

Highway 175 Improvements

1/20/2015

Back in approximately 2008 the WI State DOT notified the Village of Richfield of plans to resurface Hwy 175 from Lannon Road in Germantown to Hwy 60 in Slinger. Richfield convinced the DOT to review water drainage in the area of Hubertus Rd and Hwy 175, as well as examine business needs between Hwy 167 and the area near the Richfield Fire Station.

Duey Stroebel Garners Support

1/19/2015

On February 17 an election for the WI 20th District Senate seat will held. Consider this information when you vote.

Village of Richfield Holds Meetings on Local Roads

1/19/2015

On Thursday January 22 and Thursday February 5 from 5:00 PM-7:00 PM in the lower level of Village Hall Village of Richfield staff will be holding winter meetings regarding village road construction.

This is an opportunity for the village staff to understand resident concerns, solicit feedback from residents and garner a better understanding as what may need to be considered in the Village's management of the annual road construction project.

In addition to to addressing resident concerns and receiving feedback, Village Administrator Jim Healy will discuss the following:
-actual construction process for our selected roads
-an estimated timeline for completion
-and any potential inconveniences that may arise from construction.

Hartford Basketball Club’s 4th Grade Girls Take First Place

1/19/2015

Congratulations!

Hartford Basketball Club’s 4th Grade Girls team took FIRST place out of 8 teams, in the 2015 Pewaukee Hoops Festival tournament the weekend of Jan 17th. Four of the team members live in Richfield.

Pictured are:
Front Left to right: Brooke, Mattie, Cassidy, Kennedy
Back Left to right: Sophie, Ariana, Mayda, Katy, Kacy, Alaina

Richfield Lions Casino Night March 20

1/13/2015

Richfield Lions
2nd Annual Charity Fundraiser
Sterling Chalet - Richfield

Fish Fry Dinner served 5:00pm-6:30pm
Gambling entertainment 7:00pm-10:00 pm

Limited Tickets Available
Advance Tickets: $35.00
Available at the following Richfield locations:
Richfield Lion Members
Pioneer Bowl & Sterling Chalet

Night of the Event: $45.00

*Tickets include Fish Fry dinner
and $500.00 voucher for gambling

Abraham Lincoln

1/10/2015

Wonderful picture of former Presidents of the USA.

Spring Election Village of Richfield

1/8/2015

April 7, 2015 is the date for Spring elections. Residents of Village of Richfield will again vote at Crown of Life Church, Hubertus Road.

The following candidates are on the ballot.

Village President
John Jeffords

Village Trustee
Rock Brandner - Incumbent
Sandy Voss - Incumbent
Danah Zoulek

Additional information will be posted when available.

Hartford School Board Election

1/4/2015

Watch for more information about candidates for Hartford School Board. Primary Election could be in February with Spring election in April.

Check out more information about Joshua Schoemann former Richfield Village Administrator candidate for Hartford School Board.

Follow Josh on Twitter and Facebook

If You Have 2 of Something - It's a Collection!

1/4/2015

Collection of Collectors
Tue, Jan 20 - 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Old Courthouse Museum

Don't have a Collection? Come to Explore and Learn for Free. What Collectors Need to Know

There is No Fee to show your collection. Collectors must register with Jessica at 262-335-4678 or education@historyisfun.com by January 19th. Space is limited.
Each collector has one 8 foot table. If your collection is large, cumbersome, or extremely fragile, you may want to bring a few select items.
Arrive after 6:00 pm on January 20 to set up your display. Collectors are responsible for their own items. Items cannot be kept overnight. The Society is not responsible for any damage occurred on the premises.
Each collector will have 5 minutes to introduce him or herself and collection. Some suggestions on what to talk about are: How did your collection begin? What is your favorite/most unusual piece? What have you learned about your collection? Is there something you'd like for your collection?
Visitors are invited to take a closer look at the collections.
The program generally wraps up around 8:00.