Photo gallery: A collection of photos taken throughout the week by 69ÂÜÀò photographer Anthony Wahl.
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Droplets of rain sit on the petals of a chrysanthemum displayed at Rotary Botanical Gardens on Thursday, Oct. 7.
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Droplets of rain sit on the petals of a flower displayed at Rotary Botanical Gardens on Thursday, Oct. 7.
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Fallen leaves sit in the water along the shoreline of the Rock River near Riverside Park on Thursday.
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Anne Sonka Nagle, John Koebler, Mistie McCray Bass and Joe Shere, left to right, make up four of the five inductees in the Janesville Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2020. Also inducted in Thursday’s ceremony at the Janesville Country Club was the late Ronald Brown.
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Crews from Klobucar Construction of Beloit work to lay out foam backing that will fills the cavity between the new concrete paving at the City Hall plaza entrance and a waterproof membrane below that is intended to keep water out of the city's employee parking area beneath the plaza. The project finally is on pace to wrap up after being fraught with with weather delays and a waterproofing mishap that have bogged the project down and halted progress for months since work started in spring 2019.
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Construction on the entrance to Janesville City Hall is scheduled to be finished in the coming weeks. The project began more than two years ago in May of 2019, but had faced delays because of a dispute with the city and general contractor and the difficulties of working during a pandemic.
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Construction on the entrance to Janesville City Hall is scheduled to be finished in the coming weeks. The project began more than two years ago in May of 2019, but had faced delays because of a dispute with the city and general contractor and the difficulties of working during a pandemic.
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Construction on the entrance to Janesville City Hall is scheduled to be finished by next month. The project began more than two years ago in May 2019 but had faced delays because of a dispute with the city and general contractor and the difficulties of working during a pandemic.
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Janesville Craig’s David Villa Perez can’t get a shot off as Madison La Follette goalie Devin Glassman takes the ball away during the Cougars’ 2-0 loss to the Lancers on Wednesday.
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Janesville Craig’s Gabriel Diaz has his shot bounce off Lafollette goalie Devin Glassman during their match in Janesville on Wednesday, Oct. 6.
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Janesville Craig’s Pablo Errea Garcia, behind, tries for the header while defended near the goal during their match at home against Madison Lafollette.Â
Brodhead football players listen to coach Jim Matthys
Brodhead/Juda football coach Jim Matthys speaks with his team at halftime of its homecoming game against Dodgeville on Oct. 2. Brodhead takes an 11-0 record into a WIAA Division 5 playoff semifinal at home against Belleville (9-2) tonight at 7 p.m.
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Brodhead/Juda’s Leon Saunders runs an interception back for a touchdown during their homecoming game against Dodgeville on Saturday, Oct. 2. With a 48-0 defeat over Dodgeville, Brodhead is now 7-0 as a new member of the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
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Brodhead/Juda’s Gage Boegli tackles Dodgeville’s Matthew Pittz during their Southwest Wisconsin Conference game in Brodhead on Saturday. After a 48-0 victory, Brodhead/Juda improved to 7-0 on the season and 5-0 in the conference.
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Brodhead/Juda quarterback and place kicker Cole Hoesly scores on the extra point attempt during their homecoming game against Dodgeville on Saturday, Oct. 2. With a 48-0 defeat over Dodgeville, Brodhead is now 7-0 as a new member of the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
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Brodhead/Juda’s Cooper Woelky (14) and Brady Malkow (88) celebrate after a touchdown during their homecoming game against Dodgeville on Saturday, Oct. 2. With a 48-0 defeat over Dodgeville, Brodhead is now 7-0 as a new member of the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
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Brodhead/Juda’s Brady Malkow coasts in for a touchdown during their homecoming game against Dodgeville on Saturday, Oct. 2. With a 48-0 defeat over Dodgeville, Brodhead is now 7-0 as a new member of the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
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Brodhead/Juda’s Gage Boegli breaks through a tackle for a touchdown in the first quarter of their homecoming game against Dodgeville on Saturday, Oct. 2. With a 48-0 defeat over Dodgeville, Brodhead is now 7-0 as a new member of the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
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Joe Morehart takes a sample of corn for a moisture test while unloading freshly harvested corn into a grain bin Wednesday on the farm of Ron Weberpal east of Janesville along County A.
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Joe Morehart opens another trailer door allowing for more corn to fall while loading into a grain bin Wednesday on the farm of Ron Weberpal east of Janesville along County A.
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Kernels of corn remain on the slats of a grain bin Wednesday on the farm of Ron Weberpal east of Janesville along County A.
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A bicyclist makes their way along the prairie-lined trail through near Wright Road and Wuthering Hills Drive in Janesville on Tuesday.
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Alan Callies, Randy Gurney, Lisa St. Clair and Robert Wendt, left to right, stand outside The Sutherland House in Janesvillethis summer. The 169-year-old historic home owned by Callies has been the location of the Sutherland Family Party, a lawn party celebrating gay pride that took place each summer from 1997 through 2019.
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A couple of historical photos of the 169-year-old mansion paired with more contemporary photos of the home decorated for the holidays. The mansion housed Janesville’s first surgical hospital and was designed by the same architect who designed the famed Tallman House across the river.
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The 169-year-old historic mansion owned by Alan Callies has been the location of the Sutherland Family Party, a lawn party celebrating gay pride that took place each summer from 1997 through 2019, stopping only because of COVID-19.
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Randy Gurney, Alan Callies, Lisa St. Clair and Robert Wendt, left to right, reminisce over old photos and stories under an outdoor pavilion at The Sutherland House in Janesville. The 169-year-old historic home owned by Callies was the location of the Sutherland Family Party, a lawn party celebrating gay pride that took place each summer from 1997 through 2019.
Anthony Wahl
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