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ChocolateFest 2019 • May 24-27 www.chocolatefest.com

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Lorelei Grossert, Emily Hilden (BHS) - An Ode to Starry Night

Miller Motors

Heather Smith (BHS) - Sunflowers

Flippy’s

Raina Braun (BHS) - Green Boi

Richter’s Marketplace

Tyla Johnson (BHS) - Honeycomb

Burlington Public Library

Brett Huisman Water Lilies

Gooseberries

Allysen Amborn Buffalo Plaid

Burlington Glass

Tina Zabler Spring is in the Air

Landmark Credit Union

Lori Clubb Classic Lace

Reineman’s True Value

Kendra Joubert Sail Away with Me

Hampton Inn

Ty Anges Rustic Charm

North Shore Bank

Jennifer Sokolowski Some See a Weed Others See a Wish

Educators Credit Union

2 Fancie Gals American Flag

Fox River State Bank

Jillian Kellen, Jorie Hayes - CCHS Blue Mosaic

Trend Setters

Tristan Welka, Payton Meinholz, Tyler Shaw, Cade Dirksmeyer

- CCHS Blue Upholstered

Compeer Financial

Emme Weis, Bennett Robson- CCHS

Sea Blue Burlington Menswear

Grace Fiorillo, Daisi Barr, Britany Flores -CCHS

Yellow Bee Community State Bank

Job Bratz The Grinch Town Bank

Judy Bratz Snowman Trio

Town Bank

Garden Bench Silent Auction

Bidding Ends 5/31/19

Funds Help Support Local Scholarships

A project of the BACC

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Local artists as well as students of Catholic Central, guided by Amanda Hoeppner, have created beautiful and creative works of art for the BACC Garden Bench/Chair Auction. The benches were built under the direction of Mike Prahl, by the BHS A.C.E Academy students: The variety of subjects and colors used will make it hard to choose

just one. The Chamber would like to thank all of the students and local artists for sharing their talents. The proceeds from the auction helps fund scholarships for local high school students. The benches and chairs are featured at area banks, businesses and grocery stores throughout our community, allowing everyone a chance to bid on the bench or chair of your choice. Check “Facebook” or our website for a listing of the bench locations. Call 262-763-6044 or visit www.burlingtonchamber.org for more information. Auction ends May 31.

Garden Chair & Bench 2019 AuctionLet the bidding begin…

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We’re proud to present the May 2019 issue of Burlington – Discover the Treasures, a monthly advertising issue published by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. All editorial content is provided by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. This publication is made possible through the generous support of Chamber members and paid advertisers. Please support them generously in return.For editorial content, please call theBurlington Area Chamber of Commerce,

Jordan Hutchins(262) 763-6044 or [email protected]

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BurlingtonMay 2019Events Calendar 4Poppy Days 5ChocolateFest 6-7Winning Recipe 7 New Chamber Member 8Remember When 10Bug Expert 11

Spring Gardening 11

On Our Cover.....Photo by: Shelly Leverenz

By Jan Ludtke, Executive Director Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce

ChocolateFest 2019Remember music in the good old days? Was your favorite head-bangin’, blood-pumpin’ 80s hair bands? You can live

on a prayer, walk this way and never stop believin’ at ChocolateFest this Memorial Day Weekend. The music lasts from Friday evening til Monday. General admission tickets cost $8 or visit the event’s www.ChocolateFest.com.

Chocolate City aka Burlington, Wisconsin has been celebrating chocolate since 1987 when Nestle USA helped the community celebrate their 20th anniversary here and … the idea to create a chocolate festival was born. Now, every Memorial Day weekend dedicated to that purpose, this four day festival of delicious sweetness is the highlight of the early part of summer.

This first of the season festival has everything you could ever want to make it a fun, amazing and delicious experience. There’s a 5K run, eating contests, all kinds of samples, cooking demonstrations, rides, live music and more. When they say music, they mean it! Bella Cain, Squad 51 (paying tribute to the best there ever was), Dayrollers, Almighty Vinyl, Gravity of Youth, Mad Bark (Rolling Stones to Lady Gaga), Astro Blues Band, Lunchmoney Bullies, The Britins (relive the British invasion with this Beatles tribute), PF and the Flatheads…

And, if all that isn’t enough to satisfy, then enjoy the craft fair in Echo Park both Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 5 – it’s amazing!Browse our calendar of events at www.burlingtonchamber.org for all our area has to offer.

In this issue...

Burlington’s 8th AnnualCOMMUNITY WIDE YARD SALES July 26 & 27

We’ll help by promoting & marketing the event to get you a great crowd!For more information go to www.burlingtonchamber.org


2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 NANA’S NAUGHTY KNICKERS • HAYLOFTERSThurs., Fri., Sat. @ 7:30 p.m.

5 & 12 Sunday @ 2 p.m. This racy-themed, light-hearted comedy will put you in stitches. For more information: 262-763-9873 or visit thehaylofters.com

02 BURLINGTON PRAYER BREAKFAST. 7:00 am - 9:00 am Veterans Terrace.

02 FAMILY MEMBER SUPPORT GROUP AT LOVE, INC. 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Love Inc. Love, Inc. is initiating a support group for family members of adults living with a mental illness.

02, 09, 16, 23, 30 OPEN MIC NIGHT. 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm CoffeeHouse on Chestnut & Pine. For more information call 262-661-4394 or check out www.burlingtoncoffeehouse.com.

02 AMERICAN LEGION POST 79 MEETING. 7:00 pm Veterans Terrace, Lower Level. If you have any questions, contact Commander Dennis Busch at 262-537-2711.

04 SPRING FLING. 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm St. John the Divine Episcopal Church. Join St. John the Divine in a celebration of Spring and community fellowship! Fun, food, and fundraising to support our ministries and community programming.

07 MULIT-CHAMBER & MULTI-STATE SPEED NETWORKING LUNCHEON. 11:00 am to 11:30 pm Dockers North Restaurant of Antioch. Members of other Chambers are invited to attend and may register at www.AntiochChamber.org

07 CITY COMMON COUNCIL MEETING. 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm City Hall. Please call 262-342-1161 or visit www.burlington-wi.gov to verify that the meeting is scheduled as planned.

07 MARINE CORPS MEETING. 7:00 pm Veterans Terrace at Echo Park. Monthly meeting held 1st Tuesday of every month - Veterans Terrace at Echo Park, lower level. Questions? Call 262-661-450

09 MULTI-CHAMBER NETWORKING EVENT. 8:00 am to 12:00 pm Lake Lawn Resort. Register Now for this Fantastic Networking Opportunity Multi-Chamber Networking Deadline is April 29

May Events in BurlingtonVisit www.burlingtonchamber.org for a listing of current events.

pm Cross Lutheran Church. Caring and Sharing Grief Support Meetings are the Last Tuesday of the month. Any Questions please call 262-763-3434 or 262-878-2011

09 TOWN HALL BOARD MEETING. 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Town Hall Auditorium. Please call 262-763-3070 or visit www.tn.burlington.wi.gov to verify that the meeting is scheduled as planned.

12 MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH AT GRAND GENEVA RESORT & SPA. 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Grand Geneva Resort & Spa. Grand Geneva Resort & Spa has everything your mom wants for Mother’s Day: extravagant brunch with unlimited mimosas, relaxing spa where you can give her a $100 gift card and get a free $20 bonus card.

13, 15 SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK AUDITIONS 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.Haylofters. Directed by Julie Busch The Emmy Award-winning Saturday morning educational cartoon series and pop culture phenomenon is now the basis for one of the most fun and easily mounted musicals ever to hit the stage, Schoolhouse Rock Live!

13, 27 LIONS CLUB GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING 6:30 pm.Gabby’s Palace Restaurant. Burlington Lions Club meets every 2nd and 4th Monday at Gabby’s Palace, downtown Burlington. Cocktails are at 6:30, Dinner at 7:00. If you are interested in our club, stop by and join us, we are always looking for new members.

14 V.F.W. POST 2823 MEETING 7:00 pm Veterans Terrace. Monthly meeting held at the Veterans Terrace Lower Level If you have any questions, contact David Barkei at 262-642-5005.

16 OPEN HOUSE AT LYNCH TRUCK CENTER 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Lynch Truck Center. Come join us May 16, 2019 for a open house. DJ, food, giveaways, bounce house, & other activities.

16-17 DONATE AND VOLUNTEER FOR DO MORE 24 RACINE!12 pm – 12 pm United Way Racine.United Way of Racine County invites you to take part in Do More 24 Racine on May 16-17 from noon to noon. Do More 24 is designed to engage volunteers and raise as much money as possible for local nonprofits throughout Racine County.

18 POPPY DAY CELEBRATION. 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Retail Locations throughout Burlington. Poppy Day in Burlington. Wear a RED POPPY to remember and support all who have died, served or are serving to protect our country and our freedoms. See a Vet - Say Thank You!

18 BURLINGTON AREA GARDEN CLUB PLANT SALE. 8:30 am to 11:30 am Burlington Area Garden Club. SAVE THE DATE! The Burlington Area Garden Club is pleased to announce the 25th Anniversary of the club’s founding and will hold its annual sale of hardy perennial plants, grasses, and shrubs.

18 STEPPIN’ OUT SINGLES- 55 OR WISER 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Pine Street Café. Ages 55 & wiser for dinner. Take the first step and join us at Pine Street Café, 141 N. Pine Street in Burlington. For more information, contact Mary at 262-763-9697.

19 CHOCOLATE CITY BIKE RIDE 6:00 am Chocolate City Bike Ride.Chocolate City Bike Ride Sunday, May 19, 2019 10 Mile Family Ride on traffic-free White River Bike Trail east from BHS 21 Miles * 38 Miles * 62 Miles ALL YOU CAN EAT CHOCOLATE AT EVERY REST STOP!

21 CITY COMMON COUNCIL MEETING 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm City Hall. Please call 262-342-1161 or visit www.burlington-wi.gov to verify that the meeting is scheduled as planned.

23 CHOCOLATEFEST CARNIVAL OPENS 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm ChocolateFest Grounds.

24-27 CHOCOLATEFEST 10:00 am to 11:59 pmChocolateFest Grounds. For information on the activities that go on at ChocolateFest, go to www.chocolatefest.com ChocolateFest focus on family fun thru a carnival like atmosphere.

25 - 26 ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. We are pleased toinvite you to participate in the Burlington Jaycees Arts, Crafts & Vendor Fair. Our Fair will be held Saturday, May 25th and Sunday May 26th from 10 am to 4 pm in downtown Burlington’s beautiful Echo Park.

27 VETERAN’S MEMORIAL DAY PARADE 9:00 am to 10:30 am. Veteran’s Memorial Day Parade starts on Kane Street/Edward Street and ends at Echo Park for the Veteran’s ceremonial tribute.

28 CARING AND SHARING GRIEF SUPPORT 6:30 pm to 8:30

Richard Bong State Recreation Area262-878-5601 www.bongnaturalistassociation.org 26313

Burlington Road Kansasville

SATURDAY, MAY 04 PEACE POLESHelp decorate the peace poles to be placed in the Nature Explore Classroom gardens. For $15, you can make your own to take home! All ages welcome. 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

SATURDAY, MAY 04 GARLIC MUSTARD PULL-A-THON Help us compete with other SE Wisconsin teams to pull the most garlic mustard and raise the most funds. 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

THURSDAY, MAY 09 KNEE-HIGH NATURALIST Bring your 3-5 year old to this fun and active nature program. This month look for WIGGLY WORMS. Please call to register at least 48 hours in advance 10:00 am to 11:30 am

TUESDAY, MAY 14 ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY Join us to clean up the highway in front of the park. All materials will be supplied. You must be at least 12 years old to participate. A great way to earn service hours, get fresh air and exercise while helping the park! 5:30 pm to 7:00 pmSat. May 18 Bird Migration Hike Experience the astonishment of migration. Bring your binoculars and we’ll look and listen for newly-arrived birds, especially the warblers. Meet at the Vista Picnic Area. 7:00 am to 9:00 am

SATURDAY, MAY 18 BRINGING IN SPRING Join the Flower Maven—Stephanie McCready to finish a 12” x 5” rustic box then fill it with succulents and flowers for a long-lasting spring arrangement. Please pre-register by calling (262) 878-5601. Fee is $30. Meet at the visitor center. 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.

Burlington Public Library262-342-1130 www.burlingtonlibrary.org.

166 E. Jefferson St. Burlington

EVERY MONDAY IN MAY. MOVEMENT MONDAY 10:00 am to 11:00 am. Research shows there are positive correlations between movement and learning so bring your shoes and move with us.

EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY. STORYTIME 10:00 am -10:30 am. Join us for some fun in the garden story times.

FRIDAY, MAY 03. MEMORY CAFÉ Memory Café is a wonderfully welcoming place for individuals with Alzheimer’s, any type of dementia or other brain disorders. 11:00 am to 12:00 pm

SATURDAY, MAY 04. STAR WARS PARTY Come join us for some Star Wars Fun. Dress up and enjoy some crafts and games. May the Fourth be with you! 10:00 am to 11:00 am

SATURDAY, MAY 11. MOTHER’S DAY ETCHED GLASS VASES. Just in time for Mother’s Day we will teach you the art of glass etching onto a vase. While we are waiting for projects to dry, you can make a gift tag for mom using the art of Calligraphy. 10:00 am to 11:00 am

SATURDAY, MAY 11. MOTHER’S DAY PAINTED CARDS AND BOOKMARKS Just in time for Mother’s Day we will help you learn to paint flowers with acrylic paints. You will be making a hand painted card and bookmark. 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm

MAY 14 & 18. GARDENING PREP AND SEED SWAP: WEEDS! Master Gardener Jennifer Yaris continues her monthly classes on Gardening with “Garden Prep and Seed Swap.” 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. STORYTELLING WORKSHOPS with Patti McNamee-Rosenberg. Library and Story Echo will be hosting a Storytelling Event at the library. Participants will be given 5 minutes each to tell a true story about themselves. 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm

FRIDAY, MAY 17. GEOCACHING We had a lot of fun with our geocaching class and decided to get together monthly to search for treasures in Burlington. Geocaching is a fun game in which you use global positioning coordinates to find hidden treasures around the world. 10:00 am to 11:30 am.

SATURDAY, MAY 18 DR. SCOT HODKIEWICZ PRESENTS GOING THROUGH HELL TO GET TO HEAVEN 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. ALL CAN’T BE MUSEUMS Dave Desimone, Presenter Historic preservation is a challenging endeavor, but when successfully accomplished, can enrich a community. This program will highlight ten buildings throughout Walworth County that were saved from the wrecking ball through adaptive use. 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

SATURDAY, MAY 25. INTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHY Are you interested in Calligraphy and not sure how to start? Join us for an introduction to this beautiful art. Materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Please call to sign up 10:00 am to 11:00 am.

WEDNESDAY MAY 29 CARRIE CATT, BELLE LA FOLLETTE AND HOW THE BATTLE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE WAS WON Celebrate the 100th anniversary of this historic event as we explore the lives of two Wisconsin women who led the charge in the struggle for women to gain the right to vote. 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm.


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Aurora Wellness Center300 McCanna Pkwy.

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Business After HoursSave the Date

Thursday May 305-7 p.m.

More info to come!615 N. Pine St. #103

Burlington

CelebratePoppy DaysThursday May 16 at the Farmers MarketSaturday May 18 Burlington

Honor America’s Veterans – Remember those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. Wear a red poppy to remember and support all who have died, served or are serving to protect our country and our freedom. See a Vet – Say Thank You!

After World War I, the poppy flourished in Europe and quickly became a symbol of the sacrifices made by Americans and allied service members around the world. Soldiers returning from WWI brought home the flowers in memory of the barren landscape transformed by the sudden growth of wild red poppies among the newly dug graves. In 1920 the red poppy was adopted as The American Legion Family’s memorial flower and in 2017 Congress designated the Friday before Memorial Day as National Poppy Day.

Today, it remains an iconic symbol of honor to all who have sacrificed for our American freedoms. American Legion and Auxiliary members distribute millions of poppies annually across the country in exchange for donations that go directly to assist needy veterans, active military and their families. Burlington donations support the Vet Homes at Union grove and King, WI, Zablocki VA, Fisher House, Camp American Legion, Vet Roll Trips to DC, and various other programs.

WEAR A POPPY – LEST WE FORGET – FREEDOM IS NOT FREEmore info about National Poppy Day, visit www.ALAforVeterans.org/Poppy

Pre-Festival Weekend CHOCOLATE CITY BIKE RIDE

Sunday, May 1923-40-62 mile routes • FAMILY 10 MILE RIDE

Pre-register at www.signmeup.com/118381 or at Bob’s Pedal Pusher, 817 N. Pine St., Burlington

START LOCATION: Burlington High SchoolSponsored by Kiwanis Club of Burlington, ChocolateFest, Culligan, John’s

Main Event, Burlington Garden Center, RE/MAX Premier Properties & Bob’s Pedal Pusher

Pre-Registration Activities CHOCOHOLIC 5K & 10KSunday, May 26, 9:30 AMRIVERSIDE PARK and SEVEN WATERS TRAIL

www.chocoholic.5k.run

Festival Week ActivitiesThursday, May 23

BURLINGTON ROTARY PRESENTS

the CARNIVAL 5-10 PMNorth American Midway Entertainment

NO GATE ADMISSION • Mega Pass and Ride Band Covers Rides for the Entire Evening

MAIN STAGE\: 7:00-10:30 PM • Cherry Pie

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New CANTINA STAGEFeaturing MARIACHI at Noon

Saturday-Monday followed by LOCAL TALENT

JAYCEES ARTS & CRAFTS AT ECHO PARK 10 AM - 5 PM

Saturday-Sunday, May 25-26

12TH ANNUAL CO-ED SOFTBALL TOURNEY

Friday-Sunday, May 24-26Congress Street Diamond, Burlington

Entry Info contact via email:[email protected]

HELICOPTER RIDES – WEATHER PERMITTING –

VETERAN’S MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

Monday, May 27 begins at 9am through downtown Burlington Followed by Memorial Service at 10:30 am in Echo Park

Special Events


THE CARNIVAL

North American Midway Entertainment THE WORLD’S LARGEST TRAVELING

OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT PARK.

Thursday-Monday, May 23-27

H ALMIGHTY VINYL H HLUNCHMONEY BULLIESH H THE BRITINS H

WWW.CHOCOLATEFEST.COM

Sunday, May 26Gates open 10 am to midnight


the CARNIVAL 10 AM-CLOSENorth American Midway Entertainment

CHOCOLATE EXPERIENCE TENT

OPEN 10 AM - 9 PM LIVE CHOCOLATE SCULPTING

CANTINA STAGE5:30 PM • Hypnotist Chris Jones

7:30 PM • Generaion ZWANASEK STAGE

1:30 & 10:00 PM • Chris Jones: America’s Got Talent Hypnotist

3:30 PM • 76 Juliet7:30 PM • Altered Five Blues Band

MAIN STAGE 2:00 PM • Mad Bark

5:30 PM • Astro Blues Band8:30 PM • LUNCHMONEY

Monday, May 27Gates open 11 am to 7 pm


the CARNIVAL NOON-7PMNorth American Midway Entertainment


OPEN 11 AM - 7 PM

WANASEK STAGE1:30 & 5:00 PM • Chris Jones:

America’s Got Talent Hypnotist3:00 PM • Jeff Walski

MAIN STAGE NOON • THE BRITINS

3:30 PM • PF and The Flatheads

Full festival runs from 4 pm on Friday til 7 pm on Monday

VIVA CH CO VEGAS! Saturday, May 25Gates open 10 am to midnight






7:30 PM • Exit PlanWANASEK STAGE


3:30 PM • Failure to Launch7:30 PM • Petty Union

MAIN STAGE 2:00 PM • Squad 51

5:30 PM • Day Rollers8:30 PM • WIIL Rock -

ALMIGHTY VINYL

Friday, May 24Gates open 4 pm to midnight




OPEN 4-9 PM LIVE CHOCOLATE SCULPTING

CANTINA STAGE5:30 PM • Chris Jones: America’s

Got Talent Hypnotist7:30 PM • Dirty Canteen

WANASEK STAGE7:30 PM • SMC Trio

9:30 PM • Chris Jones: America’s Got Talent Hypnotist

MAIN STAGE 8:30 PM • BELLA CAIN

Stay tuned for even more EXCITING EVENTS!

Throughout the Weekend• NEW THIS YEAR: Cantina Stage• PUT THE KIDS IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT: VISIT THE Touch-A-Truck Event

• Granpa Cratchet

• Chocolate Eating Contests

• Petting Zoo

• Burlington Hobbies RC Cars

• Commercial Expo Tent

• Chris Jones, Hypnotist & Illusionist

• Great Food and Retail Vendors

• Chef Demonstrations

• Kidbuck$ Game Show

• NASCAR Exhibit Daily

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Party like you mean it a Burlington’s ChocolateFest. Our Las Vegas themed event begins Friday May 24th 2018!

Music – Four stages of Entertainment – A wide variety of food vendors – chocolate eating contests – Chocolate Carving all four days – and of course plenty of CHOCOLATE.

Travel along the chocolate strip to our family entertainment area and visit our world class petting zoo and family entertainment stage to see a Granpa Cratchet show or get mesmerized by Chris Jones. Then slide on down ChocolateLovers Lane to the main stage to see one of the 9 main stage bands playing throughout the weekend. Continue on and visit one of the vendors along the path to the ultimate goal – The Chocolate Experience Tent.

In our Chocolate Experience Tent this year, we will have a great variety of Celebrity Chef demonstrations beginning on Friday night and continuing throughout the weekend. Enjoy a complimentary warm Nestle’s tollhouse cookie in the Chocolate Tent! There will also be many chocolate contests and games like Giant Chocolate Jenga, Cupcake eating contest, Kids Cookie Decorating and Sundae Challenge, to participate in. Roll the dice and purchase a Taster’s Ticket for $7.00 which entitles you to 12 SUPER tasty chocolate samples from a variety of chocolate vendors.

ChocolateFestival was designed as a conduit for civic groups, charities and non-profit groups to join forces and generate revenue that will benefit their particular purpose or cause. This is a festival run ENTIRELY by volunteers and we are very proud to represent a community of giving volunteers supporting local causes.

Visit the new CANTINA STAGE, showcasing local talent Dirty Canteen, Exit Plan,

and Generation Z, located in the family entertainment area. Also returning for another season, will be famous hypnotist Chris Jones, Granpa Cratchet, the Kidbuck$ game show and the NASCAR exhibit. And don’t miss the helicopter rides!!

NEW in 2019 – to celebrate Choco-Vegas the Main Stage at ChocolateFest will be open on Thursday night May 23rd and feature music by Cherry Pie. Admission is FREE on Thursday. The North American Midway will be up and running.

This years Entertainment lineup includes: Bella Cain, Sqaud 51, Will Rock - AL-MIGHTY VINYL, Mad Bark, Day Rollers, Astro Blues Band, Exit Plan, Lunchmoney Bullies, Generation Z, The Britins, Jeff Walski, 76 Juliet, Altered Five Blues Band, Fail-ure to Launch, Petty Union, SMC Trio, PF and the Flatheads and more! See the website for details. We will have LIVE radio remotes to kick-off the festival and continuing all weekend long! Come and be part of the FUN FUN FUN!

Tickets are available online at www.chocolatefest.com Daily gate tickets are $8 Adult ($7 in advance), $5 child 5-12, Monday is “Community Impact Day for Love, Inc.” your $5 admission will help provide food for between 800-1,200 of our neighbors in need. (regular gate tickets will also be accepted). Once again, Burlington Rotary presents North American Midway Entertainment. See website for information on Carnival Ride Bands.

So join the party at Viva Choco-VegasMemorial Day Weekend Burlington, Wisconsin Chocolate City, USA.


Pre-Festival Weekend CHOCOLATE CITY BIKE RIDE

Sunday, May 1923-40-62 mile routes • FAMILY 10 MILE RIDE

Pre-register at www.signmeup.com/118381 or at Bob’s Pedal Pusher, 817 N. Pine St., Burlington

START LOCATION: Burlington High SchoolSponsored by Kiwanis Club of Burlington, ChocolateFest, Culligan, John’s

Main Event, Burlington Garden Center, RE/MAX Premier Properties & Bob’s Pedal Pusher

Pre-Registration Activities CHOCOHOLIC 5K & 10KSunday, May 26, 9:30 AMRIVERSIDE PARK and SEVEN WATERS TRAIL

www.chocoholic.5k.run

Festival Week ActivitiesThursday, May 23


the CARNIVAL 5-10 PMNorth American Midway Entertainment

NO GATE ADMISSION • Mega Pass and Ride Band Covers Rides for the Entire Evening

MAIN STAGE\: 7:00-10:30 PM • Cherry Pie

H BELLA CAIN H

New CANTINA STAGEFeaturing MARIACHI at Noon

Saturday-Monday followed by LOCAL TALENT

JAYCEES ARTS & CRAFTS AT ECHO PARK 10 AM - 5 PM

Saturday-Sunday, May 25-26

12TH ANNUAL CO-ED SOFTBALL TOURNEY

Friday-Sunday, May 24-26Congress Street Diamond, Burlington

Entry Info contact via email:[email protected]

HELICOPTER RIDES – WEATHER PERMITTING –

VETERAN’S MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

Monday, May 27 begins at 9am through downtown Burlington Followed by Memorial Service at 10:30 am in Echo Park

Special Events


THE CARNIVAL

North American Midway Entertainment THE WORLD’S LARGEST TRAVELING

OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT PARK.

Thursday-Monday, May 23-27

H ALMIGHTY VINYL H HLUNCHMONEY BULLIESH H THE BRITINS H

WWW.CHOCOLATEFEST.COM

Sunday, May 26Gates open 10 am to midnight






7:30 PM • Generaion ZWANASEK STAGE


3:30 PM • 76 Juliet7:30 PM • Altered Five Blues Band

MAIN STAGE 2:00 PM • Mad Bark

5:30 PM • Astro Blues Band8:30 PM • LUNCHMONEY

Monday, May 27Gates open 11 am to 7 pm


the CARNIVAL NOON-7PMNorth American Midway Entertainment


OPEN 11 AM - 7 PM

WANASEK STAGE1:30 & 5:00 PM • Chris Jones:

America’s Got Talent Hypnotist3:00 PM • Jeff Walski

MAIN STAGE NOON • THE BRITINS

3:30 PM • PF and The Flatheads

Full festival runs from 4 pm on Friday til 7 pm on Monday

VIVA CH CO VEGAS! Saturday, May 25Gates open 10 am to midnight






7:30 PM • Exit PlanWANASEK STAGE


3:30 PM • Failure to Launch7:30 PM • Petty Union

MAIN STAGE 2:00 PM • Squad 51

5:30 PM • Day Rollers8:30 PM • WIIL Rock -

ALMIGHTY VINYL

Friday, May 24Gates open 4 pm to midnight




OPEN 4-9 PM LIVE CHOCOLATE SCULPTING

CANTINA STAGE5:30 PM • Chris Jones: America’s

Got Talent Hypnotist7:30 PM • Dirty Canteen

WANASEK STAGE7:30 PM • SMC Trio

9:30 PM • Chris Jones: America’s Got Talent Hypnotist

MAIN STAGE 8:30 PM • BELLA CAIN

Stay tuned for even more EXCITING EVENTS!

Throughout the Weekend• NEW THIS YEAR: Cantina Stage• PUT THE KIDS IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT: VISIT THE Touch-A-Truck Event

• Granpa Cratchet

• Chocolate Eating Contests

• Petting Zoo

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GRAND PRIZE WINNER2019 Chocolate Extravaganza

Rose GordonDark Chocolate Tart withEspresso Whipped Cream

This is what your morning coffee dreams about. A choco-late crust, not-too-sweet dark chocolate filling topped with luscious swirls of deep espresso flavored whipped cream.

INGREDIENTSFor Chocolate Crust:14 5x2 ¼ inch chocolate graham crackers about 7 ounces, finely ground1 stick butter melted6 tablespoons sugar

For Dark Chocolate Filling:1 ¼ cup heavy cream9 ounces bittersweet or dark chocolate not more than 65% cacao, chopped or in chips2 large eggs1 teaspoon vanilla extract¼ teaspoons salt

For Espresso Whipped Cream:4 teaspoons warm water1 teaspoon unflavored gelatin1 teaspoon espresso powder or 1 packet Starbucks Via1 cup heavy whipping cream very cold1/3 cup powdered sugar

INSTRUCTIONSFor Chocolate Crust:Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.Combine graham crackers, butter and sugar then press

evenly into the bottom and sides of a 11’w x 2’ tart pan. Bake for 10 minutes then cool on a rack for at least 15 minutes.

For Filling:Boil cream, then pour over chocolate in a microwave-safe

bowl. Let stand 5 minutes then stir until smooth. Let cool until no longer warm to the touch.Whisk together the eggs, vanilla, and salt in a separate

bowl then stir into the chocolate mixture until smooth.Pour filling into the cooled crust. Bake until filling is set

around the edges but still just a bit wobbly in the middle, about 20 minutes. Cool completely (about an hour) on a rack.

Make Espresso Whipped Cream:In your smallest pan, combine gelatin, espresso powder

and warm water. Let stand until thickened.Heat over low heat until gelatin and espresso are just

dissolved. Remove from heat. Do not allow it to set, move directly on to the next step.In a cold bowl, with a cold whisk attachment, with the

mixer on high, beat the cream and powdered sugar until slightly thickened.Reduce the mixer speed to low and slowly pour in the

gelatin mixture. Then whip at high speed until stiff peaks form and it is thick enough to pipe.With a 1M tip, pipe the whipped cream in large rosettes

onto the top of the cooled tart, filling in any gaps with small stars. The tart should keep, covered in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. 12 Servings


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Jodi & Tim Lynch of Lynch and AssociatesEngineering Consultants, LLC

Lynch and Associates-Engineering Consultants, LLC was founded in Big Bend in 2010. It is a registered woman-owned business, owned by Jodi Lynch, Tim Lynch and Dan Meier. The firm has offices in Burlington and New Berlin and employs approxi-mately 20 people. Projects range from close to home, such as the downtown restoration of Sixth Avenue and 58th street in Kenosha, to projects in California, Illinois, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas. Lynch and Associates also serves as the Municipal Engineer for the Village of East Troy and several area towns, including Burlington, Dover, Eagle, East Troy, Spring Prairie and Troy.

Lynch and Associates offer a broad range of consulting engineering service, including, but not limited to, site design, stormwater management transportation design, bridge & structural design, construction management, land surveying, and 3-D scanning technology.

Lynch and Associates success is showcased by their diversity in different sectors and services. Clients include WisDOT, counties, municipalities and private sector land use and development. Whether a project is large or small, what remains the same is their dedication to quality and service that exceeds the client’s expectations. Their long-term relationships speak to the trust and confidence placed in them by their many returning clients.

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National Police WeekIn 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial

Day and the calendar week in which May 15 falls, as National Police Week. National Police Week serves to acknowledge the men and women who protect and serve our communities each and every day and gives special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others.

Communities across the United States will come together during National Police Week to honor and remember those law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as the family members, friends and fellow officers they left behind. On May 15, 2019 the City of Burlington will remember the ultimate sacrifice Officer Hubert “Pink” Schenning (End-of-Watch: February 9, 1935) and Sergeant Anthony “Tony” Eilers (End-of-Watch: February 5, 1962) gave to the City of Burlington, both shot to death in the line of duty. 1700 S. Teut Road, Burlington, WI 53105

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Honorary DirectorJacob Hutchins is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones in Burlington, he earned a

degree in Finance, with an emphasis in Financial Planning & Insurance from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Hutchins says, “Edward Jones is such a great company to work for, they serve nearly 7 million investors from more offices than any other investment firm in America.” Hutchins has always been fascinated with the stock market so a job with Jones was a perfect fit, he has done extensive training, including spending time in St. Louis at the home office and even during his time in college.

Within the next few months Hutchins is excited to announce he will be opening his very own office here in town. As of now, he works in the same office as fellow advisor, Dean Anderson, it’s been a great opportunity to get familiar with the business. Hutchins says, “I truly enjoy helping people. The finance industry does a fantastic job of over-com-plicating things and it’s part of my job to make sense of that so you can enjoy your hard work.”

Being from Prairie Du Chien, WI, Jacob was eager to return to his home state. As a former college athlete, he enjoys playing sports and staying active, his latest at-tempted sport is Pickleball. Hutchins is married to Jordan Hutchins they moved to the area about a year ago and are enjoying getting established in the area.

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GET EDUCATED ON GETTING EDUCATEDPlanning for college is complex. What can students do to secure better college choices for themselves? How can you help provide for your child’s education without sacrificing your retirement savings or overburdening your child with debt?

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This new cookbook is compiled of recipes collected from past Chocolate Extravaganza’s, friends of the Chamber, and fellow chocolate lovers. The chocolate recipes include everything from beverages, breads and muffins, to cakes, pies and cookies.

With approximately 130 chocolate recipes, spiral bound glossy cover, easy to use dividers, cooking tips, a history of Burlington and much more, this cookbook guarantees to be an instant classic!

Our 1st edition Cookbook “Chocolate...It isn’t just for Breakfast Anymore!” and 2nd edition Cookbook “Burlington’s Chocolaty Treasures” are available at the Chamber-

$10 each or 2 for $18. Great gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list!!!

Stop into the Burlington Chamber of Commerce at 113 E. Chestnut St. or order your cookbooks by contacting the Chamber at 262-763-6044.

A Great Gift for the Chocolate Lovers and Bakers in Your LifeOur 3rd Edition Cookbook “Keep Calm & Eat Chocolate” Cookbook is now available


Submitted by Burlington Historical Society Museum, located at 232 N. Perkins Blvd. Open Sunday afternoons 1 to 4 pm. 262-767-2884.www.burlingtonhistory.org.

Remember When

Melody SkatelandWhile indoor roller skating had been somewhat popular in Burlington since

at least the 1880s, it was not until the mid-1950s that a building was constructed specifically as a roller skating rink. Prior to that, roller skating enthusiasts had used existing buildings, such as Burlington’s Opera House and an empty former factory building, for roller skating activities.

The indoor roller skating seasons usually began in fall and ended in the spring, since whole-building air conditioning would not become available until several decades later. The early rinks were generally open only a couple of evenings and one or two afternoons a week.

In March 1954 Burlington residents Philip A. Larson and Irba L. Brierly asnnounced that they would construct a 66 by 112 foot building on Wilmot Avenue (now S. Pine Street) for a roller skating rink. Following its construction, the rink was open for inspection on June 3 and skating started on June 4. A grand opening with favors, prizes, and races was held on June 27. A contest held to name the rink was won by Mrs. Marion Frank, who suggested “Melody Skateland.” Joe Laurey, world roller skating champion, was present for the first day of skating.

The air-conditioned rink, with the largest loudspeaker system in Burlington at that time, was open each evening from 7:30 to 11:30 and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2 until 5. Larson and Brierly held many unusual and special events, including Halloween costume parties and dress-up formals, to attract customers. After almost two years, however, the owners decided that the business was not succeeding and they put the building up for sale.

After the sale, the building housed Northern Engineering Laboratories (NEL) and the General Crystal Company. NEL moved to a building on Beloit Street in July 1961, leaving General Crystal in the former roller rink building. A fire in November 1961 destroyed the building and its contents. Today, the former Melody Skateland site is part of an open area north of the Bridge Street intersection with S. Pine Street.

Help us preserve our history. Join the Burlington Historical Society and help us tell the story of Burlington. Interested? Contact Dennis Tully at 262-767-2884.

Melody Skateland on Wilmot Avenue (now S. Pine St.), shown in 1954, was the first building in Bur-lington built expressly to house a roller skating rink. The rink went out of business in 1956. The build-ing was destroyed in a 1961 fire. (Emmett Raettig photo)

Skaters gather around Santa Claus (also known as Philip Larson) and his sack of gifts in this 1955 Emmett Raettig photo.

The court looks on as Eileen Hegeman is crowned at the “May Queen” formal skate in May 1955. The rink was adorned with colorful flowers and streamers for the occasion. (Emmett Raettig photo)

Jimmy, the roller skating horse, led by Albert McAlexander, was the featured performer at Melody Skateland in December 1954. The three year old pinto stallion had donned his first skate when five months old and, after a year of patient and persistent training, made his first public appearance when nearing age 2. (Emmett Raettig photo)


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Ask the Bug Expert Hello Burlington Residents!

Insects, everyone has them no one wants them. Here I will help you learn what you can do to take care of those insects or rodents that may be bothering you. This Month Insect: Box Elders

The time to start treating for them is NOW! Being pro-active then re-active will save you a lot of problems in the coming months. What they like: They feed on Maple and Ash trees. What part of the building do they like: They like the south side of the buildings and rocks to warm themselves in the sun. How to control them from entering your Home or Business: Treat them with a chemical that is labeled for box elder bugs. If you’re having a problem in your home, you must find out where they are getting in and sealing up the cracks or openings where they are entering. This must be done before they start to migrate in the walls. If they are in the walls, a dust must be used to kill them. Chemicals that you use to kill them on the outside should be micro-encap-sulated This formulation doesn’t break down from the sun or wash away. When using a store bought insecticide, be sure to read the label and apply correctly any deviation of using the product you could put your family or pets in danger.

Happy Spring! As nature bursts into bloom, it becomes evident what didn’t make it through the recent winter of extremes. Before grabbing the shovel or the saw, perhaps a bit more patience is in order. Remember that some late-flowering plants remain dormant longer in the spring. Rose of Sharon and butterfly bushes like to sleep in late, let us think they are dead, and then spring to life. Another way to check for life is to scratch a little bark with your fingernail. If there’s green underneath, let it be. A drink of root stimulator and a couple more weeks may be all the encouragement it needs.

There are always casualties in the landscape every spring – either from the harsh winter, the lack of water last fall, or maybe it’s simply their time. As you look for replacements, consider the following new versions of old favorite shrubs.

Smokebush ‘Winecraft Black’ is an improvement on the familiar smokebush due to its round habit and dwarf size (5 feet) which means little to no pruning is needed and it will fit into most landscapes. Burgundy leaves turn to almost black in the summer followed by plumes of ‘smoke’ in late summer and pretty orange, red fall color.

Butterfly Bush ‘Pugster Blue’ will attract just as many butterflies as its taller relatives, but its compact size (2’x2’) make it suitable for any sunny yard. This new version by Proven Winners has been bred for sturdier stems and better winter hardiness. Also available in ‘Pugster Pink’.

Hydrangea ‘Mini Mauvette’. Finally a purple hydrangea for Wisconsin gar-deners! This new smooth hydrangea is in the same family as the classic ‘Annabelle’ and an improvement of ‘Invincibelle.’ Deep pink-mauve flowers on sturdy stems begin to bloom early summer. ‘Mini Mauvette’ is hardy to zone 3 and grows to a compact 36 inches.

Summersweet ‘Sugartina’ is a sweet new version in the Clethra family. Large white bottlebrush flowers are fragrant, attract butterflies, and appear mid-summer when not much else is blooming. ‘Sugartina’ grows to 36 inches, tolerates clay soil, and does best in part sun/full sun conditions. It also is native and deer resistant. Now that’s sweet!

Rose ‘Lotty’s Love’. Could it be the mauve colored flowers, or it’s resistance to diseases, or its old-fashion charm that make ‘Lotty’s Love’ a must-have this season? For me, it’s the cinnamon-scented flowers on this rugosa rose. Plant her in full sun to make her happy.

Japanese Maple ‘Northwind’. For all of you who have tried growing Japanese maples without much success, ‘Northwind’ is for you. This new variety is a cross between Japanese maple and Korean maple, making it hardy to zone 4a (-30 degrees)- a rarity for sure! Leaves emerge red in spring and change to green by mid-summer. Fall is when it shines in the landscape, displaying dramatic shades of orange and red.

Plants are constantly being improved by breeders for better hardiness, more disease resistance, compact habit, more flowers, and sturdier stems. It’s worth taking a little extra time to look for new, unfamiliar varieties the next time you visit a garden center.

Tracy Hankwitz is a horticulturist and general manager of Burlington Garden Center where you’ll find these and many more new versions of old favorites.

For more information, contact: Burlington Garden Center email: [email protected]. or 262.763.2153

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