November Waunakee Police Department Newsletter

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November Waunakee Police Department Newsletter

Rotary In Lights

Need volunteers to help hang lights and work in the booth.
 If you can help, please contact
 Phil Willems: pwillems@vil.waunakee.wi.us

Flushable? A Message from Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District

Think Again...
What we put down our drains and toilets can negatively impact our environment and put our health at risk. Even items labeled flushable can clog pipes, tangle pumps and result in messy and costly sewer backups. By educating ourselves and each other, we can avoid expensive and dangerous mistakes while improving our sewer system practices.

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Islamic Feminism

 Thursday November 14, 2013 @ 6:30 PM at 710 South Street (Waunakee Public Library)

Join Chelsea Cervantes, a graduate student in the Religions of Asia in the Department of Languages and Cultures of Asia at UW-Madison, for this presentation.  This program is in support of our “Let’s Talk About It: Muslim Journeys” reading and discussion series, which has been made possible through a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities in cooperation with the American Library Association.  There is no reading required for this Islamic Feminism program.

Imagination Celebration Countdown - only 1 day to go!

As we are one day away from the Imagination Celebration event, I wanted to give some special thanks to all of the event sponsors and partners. We have participation in the form of cash donations and in-kind services. The number of businesses and individuals who became involved as sponsors and partners is just more proof as to how special our community truly is. Here's the list:

Abby Wilson
Arts Wisconsin
Blowin' Smoke Barbeque
Carl F. Statz & Sons Inc.
D & S Dental Laboratory Inc. (SIGNATURE SPONSOR)
Event Essentials
Friends of Waunakee Performing Arts
H & R Carpets & Flooring
Harriet J. Statz
Hometown News Group/Waunakee Tribune
Livable Communities by Don Tierney (SIGNATURE SPONSOR)
Michael F. Simon Builders
Midwest Dental
Mill House Quilts
Minuteman Press
Moh's Martial Arts
Musical Memories Mobile DJ Service
Qual Line Fence
State Bank of Cross Plains
Suttle-Straus
Speed Pro Imaging
Trending Now Promotions
Uniek, Inc.
Village of Waunakee
Ward Brodt Music
Waunakee Area Chamber of Commerce
Waunakee Community School District
Waunakee Rotary Club
Waunakee Utilities
Yelp Madison

You can also view a list of sponsors along with links to their businesses on the event website. Get all the event details at www.waunakee.com/celebration

LIGHT OUR VILLAGE IN BLUE!!

YOU CAN HELP! NOVEMBER 14 - WORLD DIABETES DAY!

Light your home in blue!

• Blue is the global color for diabetes.
• The blue circle is the logo for World Diabetes Day.
• Light your porch lights, exterior lights, light up your tree and windows
• Help increase awareness about diabetes and its complications.

Learn about diabetes and pre-diabetes - and their consequences!

• Bring your family to the Waunakee Workshop on Wellness
•       November 14 -  Village Center - 7:00 PM
•       Topic: Diabetes 101: What Everyone Should Know About Prevention and Management
•        Talk to your doctor and healthcare team about diabetes.

The Village Center and the Public Library will have displays of valuable brochures and resources available in recognition of November 14.

Tell us you will light your home in blue for World Diabetes Day, November 14.

• Email diabetesblue@gmail.com to give us your name and address and how you will light up your home.   

THANK YOU!  Waunakee Family of Lions Clubs.

      

Winter Brush Collection

Winter brush collection will begin bi-weekly starting November 4, 2013 weather permitting. Please have your brush out by 7:00 a.m. on Mondays. Please leave branches as long as possible, as this will save you and our crews' time. Brush is considered at limbs and branches from trees and large shrubs. All other woody vegetation such as plant stalks, small bush trimmings, etc. will not be collected. This type of material can be taken to the compost site on Highway Q south of the Village. Place brush on the terrace with the cut ends towards the street. If you have a contractor trim or prune your trees or bushes, they are responsible for the removal of the brush. If you have any questions regarding the collection, please call the Public Works garage at 608-849-5892.