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BY JESSE KREMER (R-KEWASKUM)

I am often asked if my most recentoccupation as a state legislator is every-thing that I expected. To be honest, I didnot know what to expect. When I ran foroffice I had no idea what a legislator getspaid, no idea how to draft a law and noidea how to pass a massive state budget.However, since becoming an elected officialI have learned many things and have alsorealized that some commonly held miscon-ceptions about public office are not neces-sarily reality. Three of those misconcep-

tions involve career politicians, lobbyistsand partisan politics.

First, I have been surprised to find thatthere are more than a few legislators in ourstate who are not stereotypical politicians.Our government was never intended to befilled with career politicians, but ratherwith folks who have worked in the trench-es like everybody else and are one daycalled upon on to serve and represent theirneighbors in an elected position. Theseindividuals, myself included, are willing totake on the tough issues, act in the bestinterest of their constituents regardless of what is popular and hold strong to tradi-tional family and solid Christian principles.

Second, another commonly misunder-stood area of government is lobbying.Many constituents believe that lobbyistshover around the capitol attempting toinfluence our votes and the legislationthat we pass. That is not the case.Lobbyists are experts in their field andserve as spokespersons for a particularindustry or group, communicating thewishes of those they represent to legisla-tors and the public to raise awareness onan issue. Lobbyists are extremely knowl-edgeable in the specific areas that they

represent and, as such, are excellentresources when drafting legislation. I willnever sign on to any bill or be prodded intovoting for something that the majority of my district and I would not agree with.

Finally, the issue of partisan politics.The media often portrays a lot of headbutting and stonewalling betweenDemocrats and Republicans. That could notbe further from the truth. Although Irarely agree with my Democrat colleagues,I do not disrespect them. When we passeach other in the capitol we not only sayhello, but respectfully address each otheras Representative or Senator. We joke incommittee hearings and amongst each

other and,believe itor not, wemeet ine a c ho t h e r ' soffices onoccas ion .It is actual-ly comicalat times tow i t n e s sDemocrat

committeem e m b e r sturn on ther h e t o r i cwhen thecamera isr o l l i n g , just to getthat splashon the evening news.

As you can imagine, my first eightmonths has been extremely educational. Ilook forward to continuing to help movethis state forward should you grant me thehonor of continuing to serve this district inthe years to come.

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"Out of This World" is the thSlinger High School Homecwhich will be from Sept. 28 to

Homecoming events: The Powder Puff football game is p.m. Sept. 30. That day is alsdress up day for students.

Oct. 2 is spirit dress up day dents, with the student pep 1:30 p.m. The Homecoming parbe at 4 p.m.

For the Homecoming game,will host Oconomowoc at 7 pHomecoming dance is the

evening.The court: Members oHomecoming Court are: KingBellefeuill (football) escortinKeenerEmcees: Patrick Kanas (fescorting Allison DawTommy D(musical) escorting Natalie H(musical)Natalie Carbon (cheerlescorted by Erik UmhoeferJen(volleyball) escorted by FritzBrad Barnes (boys cross cescorting Shania MartinezChri(football) escorting HickenRachel Daniels (tennis) eby Jeremiah MillerOlivia Bodenis) escorted by JP Mc GuPardon (girls cross country) eby Evan SieversKaylin Cox (gircountry) escorted Casey Osterb

"All Around the World" is the themeof Homecoming for the West Bend HighSchools.

Homecoming week will be fromSept. 28-Oct. 3 at the West Bend HighSchools.

The Homecoming Powder Puff games

will be on Sept. 30, with the freshmangame at 5 p.m., the sophomore game at5:50 p.m., the junior game at 6:40 p.m.and the senior game at 7:30 p.m.

On Oct. 2, the Homecoming paradeand tailgate will begin at 4 p.m., andwill feature representation from sportsand activities at East and West, as wellas members of the Homecoming Court.

The Homecominggame will be laterthat evening at 7 p.m.

The court:Members of the WestBend EastHomecoming Courtare:Freshmen: JackWiedmeyer andAuburn Larson;Sophomores: CarsonStingle and JuliaPeters; Junior: JasonMyrick and Alaina

Michels; Seniors:Dom Adamo and MarloKastner, D.J. Clark and Mikki Albiero.

Members of the West Bend WestHomecoming Court are:Freshmen: AdamBaker and Olivia Burns; Sophomores:Evan Albrecht and Sara Zamzow; Junior:Will Anderson and Rachel Walecki;Seniors: Tanner Russo and Kaitlyn Denz,Jacob Peplinski and Katie Nielson.

Slinger improved its record to 3-0in the Little Ten Conference and 5-0overall following a 20-7 win overBeaver Dam Sept. 18. Tyler Reinhardtopened the game with a 77-yard run atthe 6:49 mark of the first quarter togive the Owls the lead. After MannyPrado scored with a minute in thequarter for Beaver Dam, the Owls

answered with two scores in the sec-ond quarter: a 34-yard pass play from

Jarod Scheff to Jesse Bellefeuil at the8:38 mark (the extra point attemptfailed) and an 8-yard run by TristanPlahmer with 15 seconds left beforehalftime.

Oconomowoc 27, Hartford 17:Oconomowoc scored the final twotouchdowns in the game. Hartford'sscores came on a 20-yard run by Ryan

Zuern in the first quarter (extra pointfailed), a field goal by Jared Baisley in

the second quarter and a fumble returnby Baisley (two-point extra pointattempt successful). Afterward,Hartford had a 2-1 record in the LittleTen Conference and a 3-2 overall mark.

Watertown 47, West Bend West 3:West's score came on a 29-yard fieldgoal by Justin Schroedel.

Wisconsin Lutheran 36, West

Bend East 20: Touchdowns for Eastcame on an interception by Karl Lemke

and a 14-yard run by Don Adamthe two point attempt after Adain third quarter successful. Eascored on a field goal by Rittman in the first quarter andty in the fourth quarter.

Plymouth 55, Kettle MLutheran 20: Tyler Precia scorkickoff return and a 3-yar

Connor Johnson scored thetouchdown for the Chargers.

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Football: Football: Slinger remains undefeated

The Slinger girls cross country teamwon the Waukesha South Cross CountryFestival at Minooka Park Sept. 19 whileWest Bend East finished second.

Slinger was led by Ali Wolf, whofinished fifth with a time of 20:58. Shewas followed by Hannah Strachan(sixth, 21:08), Paige Fassbender (sev-enth, 21:09), Makaila Groves (10th,21:16), and Abby Verhunce (16th,21:39). Also running for Slinger wereAshlyn Schwind (32nd, 22:50) and

Jennifer Blair (36th, 23:02)The East girls team was led by

Morgan Dommisse, who finished fourthwith a time of 20:35. She was followedby Georgia Harrison (13th, 21:22),Emmalee Ciriacks (15th, 21:34), JulieSchneiberg (17th, 21:41), andElisabeth Rusch (21st, 21:57). Alsorunning for East were Kalina Kremer(28th, 22:36) and Maggie Ciriacks,33rd, 22:55).

Hartford finished fifth at the meet.

The Orioles were led by Ashley Melvin,who finished ninth with a time of 21:14.She was followed by Mikala Hall(22nd, 22:00), Courtney Kind (23rd,22:07), Allison Dentice (37th, 23:11),and Britney Lane (39th, 23:13). Alsorunning for Hartford were JordynSchultz (44th, 23:34) and ClaireKoszewski (45th, 23:35).

In the boys competition at themeet, Slinger finished third, West BendEast finished sixth, West Bend West

finished seventh while Hartfoished 10th.

At the St. Lawrence SeHilltopper Invitational Sept. 1Barhart of Living Word Lutherished sixth with a time of 1while teammate Michael Axtmished seventh with a time of 18The Living Word girls team sixth at the meet. The girls teled by Kenzie Dorth, who finishwith a time of 22:09.

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Overcoming a slow start, thePewaukee Muskies scored two runs inthe top of the ninth inning to defeatWest Bend 7UP 3-1 Sept. 20 and wintheir third straight Land O’ Lakes grandchampionship.

Pewaukee’s Kurt Sarcia got the win-ning rally in the top of the ninthinning started when he reached base

on a bobbled infield grounder. After awalk to Ryan Solberg, both runnersscored on Nick Wichser’s double tobreak a 1-1 tie.

West Bend scored first in the bot-tom of the third inning when JedJustian reached on an error, stole sec-ond and scored on Dan Mueller’s single.Wichser’s single scored John Sarcia in

the top of the seventh to tie the gameat 1-1.

Pewaukee had multiple chances toscore in the first six innings but hadrunners thrown out at home in thefirst, second and fifth innings. In addi-tion, West Bend turned a double playin the third inning to turn asideanother rally.

West Bend hitters were unmuster much offense against Pestarter Brian Henschel, who strnine batters. Other than thinning, West Bend had only onemake it to second base.

Solberg had three hits fMuskies while Dan Mueller had tfor 7UP.

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‘Elvis at the Museum’ Sept. 26The public is invited to celebrate

"Elvis at the Museum" on Saturday,Sept. 26 at the Old Courthouse Museum,320 S. 5th Avenue in West Bend.Cocktails (cash bar) will be served from5 to 6 p.m. and the buffet dinner andshow featuring Elvis Presley tributeartist Shawn Sharp will take place from6 to 9 p.m.

The cost is $40 for WashingtonCounty Historical Society members, $45for non-members. Proceeds will be usedto mount a new exhibit on the

Washington County Cookware andHouseware Industries in 2016. Checksshould be made payable to theWashington County Historical Society

with "Elvis" noted on the subject line.Woman of Faith event atNeosho church Oct. 2, 3

Faith Bible Alliance Church, locatedat W2799 Lehman Road in Neosho, willbe hosting a Women of Faith 2015 event"Loved: The Farewell Tour" on Oct. 2 and3. The event will run from 6:30 to 10:30p.m. Oct. 2 and 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct.

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Overcoming a slow start, thePewaukee Muskies scored two runs inthe top of the ninth inning to defeatWest Bend 7UP 3-1 Sept. 20 and wintheir third straight Land O’ Lakes grandchampionship.

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