(Above) Tom Butosov presented an opportunity for our club to facilitate the village's Green Team.
Norsk News 4/17/25
Attendance:
Brent Yauchler, Gary Tree, Sarah Straka, Dave Reed, Keith White, Elizabeth Grabe, Heidi Kopras, Susan Smith, Peggy Zalucha, Tracy Diehm, Frankie Wallitsch, Heidi Kopras, Judy Steinhauer; Tammy Wedig, Dana Fager, Aubree Hanks, Svetlana Neshlyaveana, Bob Johnson; guests included Susan Wallitsch, Sophie Nelson and Allie Felcyn.
(Below) Our latest student Rotarians Allie Felcyn and Sophie Nelson.
Happy Bucks:
Keith - Keith doesn't have to do Tax Day anymore!
Susan - Her Euchre game play has led to over $400 in donations to Neighbors Helping Neighbors.
Judy - Her granddaughter (13) performed in the Madison concert at the Overture with a Suzuki group.
Liz - She is happy to be here with friends!
Club News:
Dave: Frolic tickets are for sale. This year, there's a $10,000 cash prize. Tickets are $20 a piece.
By April 30, consider emailing Steve with your leadership role selections.
Save the Date
April 13 - Energy Team! will be hosting a trivia night to support their club
April 23 - Kellen Dorner will stop by with musical accompaniment
April 26 - volunteer at Neighbors Helping Neighbors
April 25 & 26 - Tricon (let Dr. Salerno know if you plan to attend)
April 30, at 5 p.m. -- the Violet Room we'll have our visioning session which will inform the work on our bylaws and our handbook. Let Steve know if you can't make it!
May 4 from noon to 4 p.m. - is the
Parade of Homes. For $20, tour historical and unique houses without having to trespass! This is a community collaboration with the High School Band
May 7 - students running our meeting!
May 10, meet at the Taliesin to enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour and hot gossip with Kellen Dorner, resident Taliesin and Frank Lloyd Wright expert! Tickets are $150. Contact
Dr. Steve Salerno or
Mr. Kellen Dorner if you are interested!
May 14 - Meeting to vote on officers
May 18 - Roadside cleanup
June 12 through June 15 - Frolic
August 13 (approx.) - 10K Raffle
August 20 (approx.) - Teacher's luncheon
Village Green Team
- Tom Butusov and Liz Grabe want to get community members and students involved in sustainability efforts.
- We're putting wheels on ideas! The origin of the Green Team is from the MoHo Village and SNR Committee.
- Tom surveyed the community, and of 100 respondents, 80% wanted to help reduce food waste, preserve wildlife habitat, clean up the community, and work on policies.
- Rotary president, Dr. Steve Salerno, wanted the Rotary Club to get more involved with student activities and that's exactly what we did.
The Green team fits the Rotary Community Corps Constitution. More information on Rotary Community Corps is found on
this link.
To view the slide deck from the presentation
click here.
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