Welcome to the Town of Clyde!

The Wisconsin Humanities Council is collecting stories of the many ways that people connect to the places they love in Wisconsin. We want to hear about what you, your organization, or your community is doing to harness these passions to shape the future of the state for the better.

http://www.makingwisconsinhome.org/explore/forms.php?id=723&category_id=...

Follow the link for directions on sharing your story/ies. Also, their website has links to other people's stories, as well:

http://www.makingwisconsinhome.org/read/index.php?category_id=4601

The date of March 21st has been set for the annual fund raiser for the Community Center. A newsletter will be sent in late February with full details.

To volunteer, please contact Linda Kane (583-2156) or Mary Pohlman (583-2942).

The Clyde Annual Rummage sale will be held as usual on opening day of deer season, Saturday, November 21 from 8am - 2pm.

Donations will be accepted on Saturday, November 7 from 9-12 noon, Wednesday the 10th from 5-7pm, and Saturday the 14th from 9-12 noon.

In addition to your donations, we could also use boxes of any size (even small) for organizing the sale items.

Please contact me if you are able to help with sorting in the couple weeks leading up to the sale, or help on the day of the sale.

Emily
emily.landmann@gmail.com

Global View has done a little remodeling, and would like to invite their Clyde neighbors (and everyone else!) to their Open House, Saturday and Sunday, September 5th and 6th, from 10am - 5pm.

There will be door prizes every hour, and refreshments served.

For more information, contact Global View at 583-5311.

The August monthly town board meeting will be moved to Tuesday August 18th at 7:00 PM.
The reason for the change is that one of our board members is out of town for several days this week and this will allow all members to be present for important decisions to made on replacement bridge for Leaches Crossing.

Cameron says, "Rocks, dirt, and construction trucks? COOL!"

A nice view from the bridge on Cty. I.

The construction is really taking shape. It looks lovely.

Lots of rock!

Building up the steep banks using big machines and man power.