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Lynn Wood
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Speakers
May 11, 2020
Linh Vo - Rotary Peace Fellow (via Go To Meeting)
My Story of Survival
May 18, 2020
Congressman Bryan Steil (via Go To Meeting)
Student Honors Luncheon
May 25, 2020
NO MEETING - Memorial Day
Observed Holiday
Jun 01, 2020
Jennifer Wehmas (via Go To Meeting)
Janesville Police Department Explorer Program
Jun 08, 2020
Fellow Rotarian Dan Drozdowicz & Mick Gilbertson
2020 Corn Roast and Mud Volleyball Kick Off
Jun 15, 2020
Paul Murphy & John Westphal (Tentative)
Janesville Town Square Gran Prix Bike Race
Jun 22, 2020
President Witt & President-elect Lebakken
Changing of the Guard | Passing the Gavel
Jun 29, 2020
NO MEETING - Independence Day
Observed Holiday
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Stories
Today's Program
Posted by Lynn Wood on May 04, 2020
 
 
 
 
  • We made it through the longest April in history, and hello to May! Our RI theme Rotary Connects the World has never been more true. Scroll down to the RI article feed below the Newsletter if you want to read some good news about Rotary.
  • Check out our District 6250 website for news about our upcoming virtual District Meeting.
  • If you haven't started joining our GoTo Meetings on Monday, I strongly encourage you to. It is comforting and familiar to see and hear from our Members. Wearing really interesting head wear...Our guest on 5.11 will be a Peace Fellowship Scholar, My Story of Survival.
  • Crop report straight from the tractor in a 125 acre field: The soil temperature is @ 47 this week- the rain and warm weekend (heat units) helped but he isn't seeing growth when he digs up a seedling to check. Because for Corn plants to grow the temperature has to be...did everyone think 50? About 27% of our nations Corn crop has been planted. "Things are good".
  • With some family help, Patty painted a Janesville Noon Rotary heart sign that is planted on the RCHS campus facing Mercy Health Care, thanking the workers. If you drive by, take a picture so we can post it on our FB page.
  • Speaking of Face Book, we know these are trying times and our focus and attention is wherever we need it to be to get through this time. But please remember to check in to our FB page occasionally, see what good news we've been sharing, and give it a like and a comment and share it with your friends if you're moved to do so. It's one way to stay connected in a disconnected time.
  • As always email or call Mandy or Randy if you have a joy or concern to share.
Our Exchange Student Petter was unable to join us today but did send this video for us all to enjoy.
 
 
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Area Makeup Opportunities
Posted by Heather Longhenry
Club Name Meeting Time Meeting Date Location
Beloit 12:10PM Tuesday RotaryRiver Center, 1220 Riverside Dr
Edgerton Noon Tuesday Culvers- 571 E Richardson Springs Rd (Newville)
Whitewater Noon Tuesday 841 Brewhouse- 841 Milwaukee St, Whitewater
Jefferson Noon 1&2nd Wednesday Fort Community Credit Union, 100 North Main St
Stoughton Noon Wednesday Stoughton VFW Hall, 200 Veterans Road
Janesville Morning 6:45 AM Thursday Rotary Gardens, 1455 Palmer Drive

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