May 27 - Schoepp Motors


When: Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th from 1-3pm
Where: Schoepp Motors (HWY 51 & East Washington)
Details: Join the Triple M Street Team and Jonathan Suttin at Schoepp Motors on Memorial Day (Monday, May 27th) from 1pm - 3pm for a chance to win great prizes!

Now thru May 31 Mutli-Million Pound Challenege


What: Multi-Million Pound Challenge
When: January 1st - May 31st

Have you resolved to shed those excess pounds and get in shape this year? Why not do it while supporting a good cause? The Multi-Million Pound Challenege sponsored by The Princeton Club give you the motivation you need while donating food to hunger relief organizations. Here's how to do it:

1) Pledge to exercise or lose weight
2) Select a hunger-relief organization
3) Record your activity weekly on this website:  www.princetonclub.net/mpc
4) For every 1 hour exercised or 1 pound of weight lost, 10 pounds of food will be donated to your designated hunger-relief organization

Now thru May 31st - Menards Pet Donation Drive


When: Now thru May 31st
Where: Menards: Monona and Madison East & West

What: In honor of May being National Pet month, your local Menards home improvement store is serving as a pet donation drop site for a local non-profit animal organization. We’re excited to participate in this wonderful opportunity while lend a helping hand to the community!  Menards offers a wide variety of various pet products and will have a drop box near the exit door to collect new and unwrapped pet supplies from now through May 31st.

May 31 - June 1 Paulie Fest


When: Friday, May 31 at 7PM and Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 7PM
Where: High Noon Saloon
Details:

Healing through music: Concert featuring local musicians
to honor life and memory of Paulie Heenan

Friends and family of the late Paulie Heenan will host a two-day music festival, dubbed Paulie Fest, to celebrate Paulie’s life and honor his memory. The festival is scheduled for Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June 1st at the High Noon Saloon, starting at 7:00 p.m. each evening. Paulie Fest will feature performances by local and regional musicians who shared a connection with Paulie as bandmates, engineers, coworkers and friends. The event is an opportunity for those who knew Paulie and the broader community to come together through music.

Friday night’s line-up includes:
• Oregon High School Jazz Combos
• Beyond Reason
• Mojo Radio
• Hometown Sweethearts

Guests scheduled for Saturday night include:
• Cowboy Winter
• Lorenzo’s Music
• All Tiny Creatures
• Solid Gold

Tickets cost $10 in advance/$15 at the door per evening, and are available for advance purchase at the High Noon Saloon and online at http://www.high-noon.com/.

Paulie Fest merchandise will be available for purchase, and a silent auction is scheduled for Saturday. All proceeds from the silent auction along with a minimum of $1000 from merchandise and ticket sales will go to The Fender Music Foundation, which provides instruments to school music classrooms, after school programs and music therapy programs. Businesses interested in donating to the silent auction should contact Heidi Kramer at hkyockey@gmail.com.

For Paulie Fest information and updates, visit www.pauliefest.org or follow @pauliesgift on Twitter.