Learn how you can save 30 to 50% on food.

Share is a non-profit food buying club that offers good, nutritious
products at a reduced cost through a volunteer-ran community base
distribution system.

Any is welcome to participate. There are no income guidelines or
eligibility requirements. You can pay by cash, check Quest or Link cards
or you can order on line using your credit card or debit card at
www.sharewi.org
PICKUP EACH MONTH IS EVERY THIRD SATURDAY, at 9:00 A.M. in THE NORTH ROOM AT THE SOLON SPRINGS COMMUNITY CENTER, 11523 S. Business 53, Orders will be taken at this time for those who want to pay in
person. Any questions you may have can be asked at that time or you can
call 364-2649. You can also place orders using check or cash by calling 218-727-2088 or if using a credit/debit card by calling 800-548-2124.

The Village of Solon Springs Comprehensive plan for 2010 to 2030 is
complete and is available for public review. It can be found under
Government in the main menu.

http://www.solonsprings.net/government.html

Brady Smith closed out "Speedweeks 2010" in style, as he captured the win
in the 'Florida DIRTcar Nationals' finale at the Volusia Speedway Park in
Barberville, Florida! Brady laid down the fastest lap of the 63 entrants
during World of Outlaws Late Model Series qualifying and later won his
stacked heat race. After drawing the pole position for the 50-lap feature
event, the "Prodigy" led the final thirty-one circuits of the race to
record the $10,000 triumph over Earl Pearson, Jr., Tim McCreadie, Josh
Richards, and Shannon Babb. Brady leaves Volusia the current World of
Outlaws Late Model Series Championship Point Leader!

http://www.bradysmithracing.com/

JT's One stop (BP Gas) Has recently remodeled and now features a new
Deli.
Menu will include Pizza, Soups, Sandwiches and more.
JT'S is located on the corner of Highway 53 and County Road A.

SOUTH RANGE, Wis. - The Wisconsin Department of Transporation has
temporarily lowered the speed limit on a portion of U.S. Highway 53 in
Douglas County due to a pavement problem.

The speed limit has been lowered from 65 to 55 miles per hour between U.S.
Highway 2 and Kent Road, a stretch of about six miles. Warning signs have
been put up in the area to warn drivers of the pavement issues.

WisDOT said the pavement has experienced severe tenting, or heaving of the
pavement at cracks, causing an uneven ride.

WisDOT plans to hire a contractor to repair the road in August.