— Bruer Park is already a hub for softball
but the Slinger community wants to add a dog park to the facility
Friends of the Slinger Dog Park Vice President Jennie Stonehouse emailed TMJ4’s Washington County reporter to get the word out about the project
sharing that it’s solely funded by donations
"It's a lot of work to get all of the fundraising."
She formed the volunteer board after the village approved their use of six acres to build a fenced-in dog park with two areas — one for big dogs and another for little dogs
"Because we love our dogs!" Stonehouse said
it's really nice to bring your dog to the dog park and meet other people."
Watch: Slinger community hopes to build dog park
but they need to raise a total of $150,000 to pay for the park without using taxpayer dollars
"They're man's best friend and they need a place to run," Friends of the Slinger Dog Park President Bob Stuettgen said
"This has been something that people have been asking for for the past 10 years at least
and I thought it'll make a lot of people happy in the village."
The organization will host an antique appraisal on June 7th to raise more money. People can donate or attend upcoming fundraisers found through the Friends of the Slinger Dog Park Facebook page
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One of Chicago’s most beloved deep-dish institutions, a pizza that’s been around the city and suburbs for more than half a century, is closing its last location. My Pie
Ownership broke the news on Instagram this morning, Thursday, May 1
touting My Pie’s role in introducing deep dish to customers scattered across 25 locations in nine states
The company also shipped pizza all over the country
The Bucktown location had been open since 2000
That location also debuted a sandwich spinoff called Lil Guys
“From our first location on Sheridan Road in 1971 to our Bucktown home since 2000
My Pi has been a labor of love,” the post reads
The restaurant will make one more appearance on August 24 when Steve Dolinsky’s Pizza City Fest returns to Chicago after a one-year hiatus
Owner Rich Aronson says the business had been challenging for months
it became clear that the restaurant would not survive the summer
My Pie flourished during the pandemic thanks to a rise in takeout and delivery
with more customers also electing to have frozen pizzas shipped
My Pie found itself in a tough situation with little room for tables and chairs and dine-in service
Aronson says increased competition from third-party delivery services also hurt the restaurant
“It’s also that I’m just getting old,” Aronson says
Aronson was 4 when his father, Larry Aronson, opened the first My Pie in Rogers Park near Loyola University’s campus along Sheridan Road. His dad was shocked by the decision to close. The older Aronson had been experimenting with recipes since the ’50s, taking Pizzeria Uno’s recipe and making it his own
A flagship restaurant would emerge in Lincoln Park
with its familiar vertical sign hanging outside
The dimly lit space featured a salad bar in the center
and an enclave hiding two arcade video games where takeout customers would hear Pac-Man gobbling up pellets or Mike Haggar from Final Fight punching out bad guys
The paper placemats were printed with mazes and other games for kids
The Lincoln Park restaurant closed in 2008
Toppings included Chicago’s trademark fennel-heavy sausage
but vegetarians also had something to look forward to with the spinach soufflé
Crispy fried mushrooms rounded out the experience
which endeared itself to those who avoid dairy and meat
Aronson says there’s a chance they’d be open to selling the assets and recipes to someone who wanted to keep My Pie alive
That’s not an immediate concern for Aronson
who says he’s focused on ensuring his staff of 13 is properly supported
He’s also looking forward for a reset and some time off after they close
The pizzeria — there’s still disagreement over whether its name is My Pie or My Pi (some of the restaurant’s signage uses the Greek mathematical symbol and alternatively spells it My Pie
while the social handle leaves out the E) — achieved neighborhood landmark status thanks to a buttery and airy crust
Aronson says My Pie is the true representation of deep dish
something many native Chicagoans aren’t able to define
conflating deep dish with the heavier stuffed pizzas sold by pizzerias like Nancy’s and Giordano’s
already confused and stuffed with pizza narratives
“I just feel bad that the more balanced kind of tuxedo version of the deep dish — which is perfectly balanced
and never goes out of style like a tuxedo — is kind of going away because people don’t realize that they’re different
Fans have two months to get their My Pie fix in Bucktown before this classic Chicago joint calls it quits
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Moose was known for his great humor and his genuine love for his friends and family
Moose leaves behind many nieces and nephews and friends
He is proceeded in death by his Son Jessie Slinger
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Moose enjoyed spending most of his time cruising on his Harley that he loved so much and spending time with his grandchildren
He was a dedicated hard worker and would take the shirt off of his back for just about anyone
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Marian Nowak of Slinger has a sign with a simple message: God
and we support President Trump,” she explained
She’s had it up for the last nine years with no issues
she was one of several residents who got a letter from Slinger’s building inspector
It said she was violating the Washington County village’s sign ordinance
‘What the heck?’” she described her reaction
“Because it was up for so long.”
After significant online attention and a threat of legal action by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty
the village has since rescinded those violation letters
The village’s board has sent its sign ordinance back to its Plan Commission to “revisit the language and the general rules” of the ordinance
according to Village President Scott Stortz
Slinger regulates signs within village limits
But Slinger’s ordinances say election signs can’t be up more than four days after an election
temporary signs can’t be up for more than seven days
The village only enforces those rules in response to complaints
Someone had sent the village a list of several houses with Trump signs
He said the village followed its ordinance by inspecting the signs
concluding they’d been up too long and issuing violation letters
It was the village’s first complaint since its sign ordinance written in 2022
“Our response is not politically motivated
I don’t care if the sign says ‘free cupcakes,’” he said
Almost 70 percent of Slinger residents voted for President Donald Trump in last year’s election
Similar municipal rules about political signs have been found unconstitutional
an attorney with the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty
Supreme Court decisions have “long recognized that signage is a protected form of speech under the First Amendment.”
In its unanimous 2015 Reed v. Town of Gilbert decision
the court ruled that sign restrictions — even if they don’t target specific political views — are unconstitutional when they’re based on signs’ content
“It’s regulating it differently based on what the sign says
you know — it’s a 6-foot-by-4-foot sign that can be in place for 30 days,” Burmeister explained
Her firm litigated a similar case in Neenah in 2023
WILL represented a Slinger resident who received a violation letter from the village. After the firm sent the village a letter stating its ordinance was unconstitutional, the village rescinded its violation notices
Stortz said discussion of Slinger’s sign ordinance “exploded” online after the letters were sent
Stortz said he “made sure everybody knew” to come to the March 17 Village Board meeting to share their thoughts on the ordinance.
“And out of the thousands and thousands and thousands of comments, only one person showed up to that meeting,” he said. “So, very interesting.”
He called that “symptomatic of social media in general.”
“It is a little (discouraging) when you’ve got so many people who are willing to rip on their own community publicly, but yet not be part of the solution,” he said.
“We want them to show up, we want to see their faces, we want them to see our faces, we want to hear their comments, their concerns,” he said.
“If people don’t like the rule, fine,” he said. “Help us create one that everybody likes.”
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ShareTopKelsey and Travis Dassow have been announced at the new owners of Slinger Super Speedway
The news was shared in a post on Slinger Super Speedway’s Facebook page
with a message from the Dassows introducing themselves as the new owners of the facility
“This opportunity of owning Slinger Speedway was a dream that became a reality for us,” reads the post
“We believe change brings fresh perspectives and new opportunities
we will keep the family tradition of Sunday night racing.”
The Dassows met as racers at Slinger Speedway
Kelsey Dassow was awarded the Alan Kulwicki Memorial Scholarship in 2011 and 2012 while attending the UW-Milwaukee College of Engineering
"Both Travis and I both continued to be involved in the sport of racing
as car and team owners of Apex Motorsports and now we are track owners
Slinger Speedway has come full circle in our lives and will continue to be a part of our family
and Easton [have] been racing go-karts for two years
"Travis and I also own another business
with Travis managing that business and I am an engineer."
previous owners Todd and Elizabeth Thelen announced a sale of historic Slinger Super Speedway was pending
assuring the potential buyers came from a racing background and would continue racing at Slinger Speedway
Slinger Super Speedway is preparing for its 78th season of racing
scheduled to begin on April 27 with the Jerry “Bear” Priesgen Memorial
Slinger is the home of the Slinger Nationals
a prestigious short track event with a list of winners that includes the likes of NASCAR Hall of Famers such as Alan Kulwicki
two-time Daytona 500 winner William Byron and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Ty Majeski
Some of the best Late Model drivers from Wisconsin and beyond have also won the event
The 45th Annual Cobblestone Hotels Slinger Nationals Presented by Lynch Buick-GMC of West Bend is scheduled for Tuesday
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Two generations ago they were simply late models, the fastest asphalt short track stock cars of their day, the kind the legendary Dick Trickle raced around the country from his Wisconsin Rapids base or around his home state against the likes of Joe Shear and Jim Sauter, and, yes, Johnny Ziegler
less nimble and a little less powerful than their “super” counterparts
Due partly to the trend of the day and due partly to circumstances, those were the cars that topped the bill for the April 27 Slinger opener, when Riddle crossed the line to win the All-Star 50 in a car that carried a touch of the neon green that made Ziegler’s cars so recognizable
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“We love having the late models here as a premier division as well,” said new promoter Travis Dassow
the opener will be more of a dual super/limited
probably more special for both and probably less divisions
… Still have a $2,500-to-win limited late show but probably have a super late show as well so we can make it a big dual event.”
the traveling ASA Midwest Tour co-sanctioned the Slinger super late model opener
The track also is set to host the ASA STARS National Tour
Both will bring drivers from around the country
which along with increased purses typically leads to bigger crowds
there will be just six super late model points nights
and it’s hard to make these guys come out every week in a super late to make it feasible,” Dassow said
This year it’s only six (super late model races) without Nationals and the STARS race
“I think that number’s got to go up a couple just to keep the attraction of the super lates stuff.”
Dassow and his wife, Kelsey – who met as racers at Slinger Speedway – completed the purchase of the track from Todd and Elizabeth Thelen in early March
The facility underwent a facelift under the Thelens and enjoyed its biggest day in its 77-year history in 2021 when the stands were full for the nationally televised broadcast of the popular but short-lived Superstar Racing Experience series
Upgrades made in the weeks leading up to the 2025 opening day include some paving
suite renovation and a change to digital ticketing
Although there were kinks to work out and some unknowns
Dassow said he was generally pleased with the first show
More cleanup and light construction is planned
beyond a 2026 schedule with more emphasis on the premier division
or limited late models – as a weekly headline division seems to have become more common as costs have risen
Tracks such as Dells Raceway Park in Wisconsin Dells have gone to mini-series for super late models with each race becoming more of a big deal attracting top regional and even national-level competition
At the same time the ASA STARS National Tour and the rival UARA series have become options for drivers
even if costs can run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars
The shift raises the question of whether late models could replace the fastest and most expensive cars for all but special events
“It’d be really hard if we were running 15
who graduated from late models and won the 2018 Slinger super late model title
For this opener he was supporting brother Zach and uncle Dennis
“We were seeing the car counts fall because everybody’s in a similar situation
It lets me pick and choose when I want to go race Kaukauna
if I want to go to the Dells or (race with the) Midwest Tour
“I hope next year they bring back supers a little more
Late models are the top division at Riddle’s home track
Madison has super late model special events featuring the ASA Midwest Tour
Riddle doesn’t give a lot of thought to what anyone might think a premier division should be at an asphalt stock car short track
Late models fit his budget and a flexible schedule
“We’re gonna head to the Madison opener and then after that we’re gonna just sit down as a team and see what we have the most fun doing and what makes the most sense for us to do and have fun,” Riddle said
Riddle expects that by the time his season is done
The nice thing about the way he goes about his racing and the division in which he competes is that it’s easy to make decisions on short notice
“My favorite part about a limited late model is any weekend if we want to go race we could get out the map
pick out a track and I guarantee we can find a race somewhere,” Riddle said
noting a comparative lack of super late model events and rules differences
“It’s a division that economically makes sense
and the 30-plus car count kind of shows that
We had good competition and plenty of guys that have super late model experience racing in this field
So it makes me even more happy to win this.”
The NFL announced today that high school football coach Bill Jacklin of Slinger High School in Slinger
has been named the NFL Don Shula National High School Coach of the Year for the NFC
who was selected as this season's Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA)/Green Bay Packers High School Coach of the Year
was nominated by the Packers for the national award
All 32 NFL clubs nominated a high school coach that demonstrates the integrity
achievement and leadership exemplified by Don Shula
Tony Dungy and Scott Pioli reviewed all nominations and selected two Don Shula Coach of the Year Award winners
head football coach at Brownsburg High School in Brownsburg
"I am deeply honored to accept the Don Shula High School Coach of the Year Award
leadership and dedication to community," said Jacklin
"This achievement is not mine alone—it represents the dedication
passion and hard work of every individual within our Slinger football family
'All In as One' has been more than a motto; it's the foundation of our success."
Jacklin will attend the Pro Bowl Games and Super Bowl LVIII as a special guest of the NFL and will also receive a $15,000 award to his high school football program and a $10,000 cash award
"The Packers are pleased to congratulate Coach Jacklin on earning this incredible honor and national recognition," said Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy
"He is a tremendous asset to his community in Slinger
just like so many dedicated high school coaches are throughout Wisconsin
To receive an award named for one of the greatest coaches in football history is a testament to Coach Jacklin's leadership ability
We commend his dedication to shaping the young men in his program into winners both on and off the field."
Jacklin and the Slinger Owls completed their undefeated season by bringing home the school's second state football title
Jacklin graduated from Slinger High School in 1988 and accepted the head coaching position at his alma mater before the 2011 season
Jacklin is a 4th grade teacher at Addison Elementary School
Mississippi State receiver had signed with Green Bay in January
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He would continue to build the business at the small Wisconsin racetrack with a big reputation for a few more years until the right buyer with the same sort of vision came along
It just happened more quickly than expected
In an interview with the Journal Sentinel on Tuesday
“The business has never been better,” Thelen said in the phone interview
… Things kind of … just one thing leads to the next
“Whether it’s Richard Petty or Aaron Rodgers
we watch these athletes go through these things
but we never watch business owners go through it
the Illinois track that shut down after 76 seasons and was demolished to make way for a commercial development
The agreement to sell came together within the past couple of months
and if it goes through as planned will be done ahead of opening day April 27
Makes me think what I want to do the next five
the vision was to sell it to somebody that had more ambition and energy than me and (for it to) continue on as a racetrack
The initial social media post announcing the planned sale indicated the buyers have been involved in racing
Thelen said he understands fans’ interest in the identity of the buyer but to protect the deal he does not plan to reveal that until the purchase is complete
“The main reason we had to put something out was because the rumor mill was
who raced at the track in the late 1990s and early 2000s
went to work for former owner Wayne Erickson in 2005
He bought the business in 2013 and then completed the full purchase of the property in 2021
whether it was sports in high school things or college things or racing things
someday I want to run this place and someday I want to own it
Indications are car counts in the premier super late model class and late model classes will both be up this season
Running the track is a seven-days-a-week project half the year that varies widely through the offseason
The worst thing somebody coming in could do is focus on one thing
You have your people in place that you manage
You do have people in place to (handle details)
but you’ve got to get to the point of trusting them.”
Slinger Speedway got a significant facelift and many amenities were modernized under Thelen’s ownership
which is coming for the first time this season
“Those are the things I won’t miss, right?” Thelen said. “But it’s the people, the staff, fans, sponsors, racers.”
Thelen said he has been racing in one form or another on Sundays since his karting days. A respite might be nice, but that said, he won’t just walk away.
“I do have some things in motion, some smaller business ventures that I might jump into,” Thelen said. “I think on the racing side, I’ll help around Slinger Speedway where we’re needed, and kind of lay low for a while, see what surfaces on the racing side.”
Slinger Super Speedway has announced its 2025 schedule, setting the stage for the 78th year of racing at the famed Wisconsin quarter-mile.
ShareTopSlinger Super Speedway has announced its 2025 schedule
setting the stage for the 78th year of racing at the famed Wisconsin quarter-mile
The first race of the season will be the Jerry “Bear” Priesgen Memorial
featuring the All Star Challenge Series and Uptown Motorcars Late Models
The Jerry “Bear” Priesgen Memorial takes place on April 27
Slinger’s first Super Late Model race of 2025 will be on May 18 as part of the 8th Annual Keith’s Marina Race Against Cancer Benefitting Chix4ACause
Great North Legends and Johnson & Sons Paving Bandoleros will also see the track on May 18
the ASA STARS National Tour Super Late Models head to Slinger on Father’s Day Sunday
That event also marks round one of the Twin Bee $1,000 Challenge for the Raceway Bar & Grill Slinger Bees
The crown jewel of the Slinger calendar each year is the Slinger Nationals
The 45th Annual Cobblestone Hotels Slinger Nationals Presented by Lynch Buick-GMC of West Bend takes place on July 7-8
including the Kickoff Party and Qualifying Draw with Let’s Get Roasted
including both the Super Late Models and the Uptown Motorcars Late Models
The full Slinger Speedway 2025 schedule can be viewed below
For events before Memorial Day and after Labor Day
visit slingersuperspeedway.com or follow Slinger Super Speedway on social media
March 22 (Saturday): Driver Registration (also available online) – Edward H Wolf Schleisingerville to Slinger Historical Museum; 12:30 to 2:30
April 19 (Saturday): Easter Egg Hunt (weather permitting) in the grandstand upper parking lot
April 26 (Saturday): Open practice #2 (all divisions)
April 27 AFTERNOON – Jerry “Bear” Priesgen Memorial: All Star Challenge Series / Uptown Motorcars Late Models
May 15 (Thursday): Rookie Night (if you have one or fewer years in your current division
you are welcome to join us –or– are a Bando or HSRA driver with any number of years of experience)
May 18 AFTERNOON – 8th Annual Keith’s Marina Race Against Cancer Benefitting Chix4ACause: Super Late Models
May 26) – 33rd Annual EH Wolf Memorial Day FIREWORKS: Super Late Models
June 1: Johnson & Sons Paving Remembrance Night-honoring the “Friends of Slinger Racing” who have passed in the last year
June 8: Graduation Celebration–All 2025 high school graduates get in free with school ID
Spectator One-On-Ones (race your own car!)
PMF Landscape Supply ASA Stars National Tour / Super Late Models
Raceway Bar & Grill Slinger Bees - Round 1 of Twin Bee $1000 Challenge
June 20 (Friday): SlamFest 1–Small Car Figure 8s and more
June 22 – Wolter Tech College Night–fans showing a Tech College ID at the gate will receive admission for $5
June 29 – Progress Manufacturing (PMI) Independence Day Celebration with FIREWORKS: Super Late Models
Marine Corps High School Racing Assn Presented by FinishLine Towing
July 6 – Prelude to the Nationals: Midwest Truck Series
July 7 (Monday) – Nationals Practice Day and Nationals Kickoff Party/Qualifying Draw with Let’s Get Roasted
July 8 (Tuesday) – 45th Annual Cobblestone Hotels Slinger Nationals Presented by Lynch Buick-GMC of West Bend: Super Late Models PLUS Uptown Motorcars Late Models (Rain Date
July 13 – Small Car Nationals: Great North Legends
Raceway Bar & Grill Slinger Bees - Round 2 of Twin Bee $1000 Challenge
July 27 – 7th Annual Carl Wegner Memorial: Super Late Models
August 3 – Bike/Backpack/Body Panel Night for Kids: Uptown Motorcars Late Models
Kids ages 6-11 check in at the Fan Center to enter to win a bike
August 10 – Memorial Go-Kart Tribute Night
August 16 (Saturday): Schaefer’s Service Center SlamFest 2–Big Car Figure 8s and more
August 17 - No scheduled event - Severe Weather Date for SlamFest 2 ONLY
August 23 (Saturday) - Slinger Kiwanis Heads UP 5K Run/Walk through Slinger (including the Slinger Speedway Pits). Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Slinger/SlingerKiwanisHeadsUP5K
August 24 – Alan Kulwicki Memorial “AK77” / Wall of Fame Induction / Miss Slinger Reunion / Alumni Night (all former
full-time racers get in free with RSVP!): Super Late Models
Join us early for the Raceway Bar & Grill Alumni Social Hour from 5:00pm to 6:00pm
September 1) – IBEW Local 494 Labor Day Celebration with FIREWORKS: Super Late Models
Raceway Bar & Grill Figure 8s (If both dates rain out
SLM will be added to Sept 7; SM will also be added to Sept 7 IF there is a close points battle for the championship)
September 7 AFTERNOON: Uptown Motorcars Late Models
Raceway Bar & Grill Figure 8s (No rain date)
September 13 (Saturday): Monster Truck Throwdown. More info and tickets: https://www.monstertruckthrowdown.com/
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Jesse Bernhagen (28) sits in his car waiting to practice.
Jon Reynolds Jr. stands by his car between practice sessions at the Jerry Priesgen Memorial opener.
Ryan Gutknecht stands by his car between practice sessions.
Alex Lopacinski (88) leans into his car between practice sessions. Racing in two support divisions, he won both the 602 Craters and sportsman features.
Tom Berens drives through Turn 4 in practice.
Jerry Eckhardt walks toward his car. He is still racing at age 82.
Zack Riddle (14) sits in his car with the flag during opening ceremonies.
Evan Hassler (38) drives through Turn 4 in a qualifying race.
Clayton Storey (67) and Lowell Bennett (2) drive through turn 4 in a qualifying race.
Alex Lopacinski (88), Brad Mueller (89) and Al Stippich race in the 602 Craters feature.
Noah Eisenhower (5) leads Justin Okruhlica (16) and Cole Howard in the feature.
Billy Braun (17) races down the back stretch during the All-Star 50.
Brady Bill (70) and Billy Braun (17) race for the lead on a restart.
Zach Prunty (39) and Jeff Holtz (88) sit against the Turn 3-4 wall after a crash in the All-Star 50.
Jeff Holtz sits in his wrecked car as it is towed off track following a crash in the All-Star 50. (This caption was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy,)
Zack Riddle (14) leads the field through Turn 3-4 in the All-Star 50.
Michael Guderski (90), Max Steinhorst (52) and Jerry Eckhardt (61) race through Turn 3-4.
Mike Meyerhofer (715) and Colton Morgan (39) race in the All-Star 50.
Tyler Hromadka (3) and Jayden Johnson (8) race in the All-Star 50 at the Jerry Priesgen Memorial opener Sunday, April 27, 2025, at Slinger Speedway in Slinger, Wisconsin.
Zack Riddle (14) takes a victory lap after winning the All-Star 50.
Zack Riddle celebrates with the checkered flag.
Slinger Super Speedway owners Todd and Elizabeth Thelen shared that local buyers, unnamed at this time, are in the process of purchasing the speedway to 'take the track into the next chapter of its historic existence.'
The Thelens assured in their announcement that the potential buyers are also coming from a racing background
and their names would not be shared until the potential sale is finalized
“Having been involved with the 'business side' of Slinger Speedway since 2005
and a Super Late Model racer in the late 90's to early 2000's we knew that if we ever stepped away
it needed to be under the right circumstances,” reads the statement
we needed to be assured that it would remain a racetrack
We are pleased to announce that local buyers are in the process of purchasing the speedway
and are excited to take the track into the next chapter of its historic existence
Their names will be released when the process is complete; please respect our/their decision to not release names at this time
“While we wish we could have told all of our friends
We are sharing this news here to lead and help facilitate a smooth transition as Slinger Speedway enters its new stage of growth.”
the intention is for the potential sale to have no impact on Slinger’s 2025 schedule of races
there are no anticipated schedule changes for the upcoming season
We thank you for your support over the years
and look forward to continuing to see you at the track.”
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Slinger Speedway is about to change hands, owners Todd and Elizabeth Thelen announced in a social media post late Monday
The potential buyers were not identified beyond general terms: local fans-turned-racers
who would not only keep the facility a racetrack but “take the track into the next chapter of its historic existence.”
They will be identified once the sale goes through
No changes to the schedule – highlighted by the July 8-9 Slinger Nationals – are anticipated
Todd Thelen was a self-described track rat in the 1970s who went to Slinger to cheer his heroes
The Oconomowoc resident raced midgets elsewhere but then moved to asphalt super late models and competed at Slinger in from 1997-2002 before joining management in 2005
He bought into the business in 2013 as a promotional partner and then finally completed the process of purchasing the property from Wayne Erickson in 2021
Owning the long-running racetrack north of Milwaukee had been a dream that now is a reality.
Kelsey and Travis Dassow, who met at Slinger Speedway as racers before they married, are the new owners of the track.
The couple from West Bend made the announcement Thursday night via the track’s Facebook page.
“This opportunity of owning Slinger Speedway was a dream that became a reality for us,” Kelsey Dassow said in the announcement. “We believe change brings a fresh perspective and new opportunities.”
The Dassows purchased the facility from Todd and Elizabeth Thelen. Todd Thelen had worked at the track in some capacity since 2005, became promoter in 2013 and bought the property from longtime owner Wayne Erickson in 2021.
News of the pending transaction broke Feb. 24. Todd Thelen said at that time the transition should be invisible to fans.
Opening day for the track’s 78th season is scheduled for April 27.
Travis Dassow was a rookie of the year in the old ASA circuit and more recently has worked in the business as the owner of Apex Motorsports, a super late model team. Kelsey Dassow was an Alan Kulwicki Memoriał Scholarship recipient in 2011 and ’12 while studying at UW-Milwaukee.
The Dassows, who plan to continue to field race cars, also own TD Graphics, where Travis is the manager and Kelsey an engineer.
New Slinger Speedway owners, Travis and Kelsey Dassow, announced today that the United Auto Racing Association will assist in officiating the 46th Annual Cobblestone Hotels Slinger Nationals Presented By Lynch Buick-GMC.
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announced today that the United Auto Racing Association (UARA) will assist in officiating the 46th Annual Cobblestone Hotels Slinger Nationals Presented By Lynch Buick-GMC
Ricky Brooks and his team of UARA officials will assist Slinger Speedway officials in technical inspection
and race direction for the legendary event scheduled for July 8
Dassow comes to track ownership after a successful racing career in his own right
Dassow competed in virtually every Wisconsin-based Late Model tour
finishing third in the 2016 Slinger Nationals and taking the championship in the ASA Late Model Challenge Series in 2007
“The Slinger Nationals is such a prestigious event in the Midwest and
that we felt it needed Ricky [Brooks] and his officials to continue the national presence and show our commitment to the integrity of this race,” said Dassow
“Utilizing the Wisconsin-based rules package that have been so successful
we want to make sure that our racers know they are on a fair playing field and Ricky will certainly make sure of that.”
Under the leadership of long-time racer and official
UARA has grown to be one of the most successful sanctioning bodies in the country
UARA sanctions a national Super Late Model touring series and the UARA Sportsman division
The Slinger Nationals will join other events around the country that UARA currently assists in officiating
“We are honored to have been asked by the Dassows to come in and be a part of such a prestigious short track event as the Slinger Nationals,” said Brooks
“This has been a bucket list event for me to work
UARA looks forward to teaming with the wonderful officials at Slinger Speedway to ensure the best race possible in July.”
The UARA season continues March 13-15 at South Alabama Speedway with The Rattler weekend
The next chapter at Slinger Speedway begins Sunday afternoon
April 27 with the Jerry “Bear” Priesgen Memorial
-UARA Press Release-Photo credit: Will Bellamy
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— Political yard signs and flags continue to cause conversation with one Slinger community member calling for change
Though not as many as reported in February
a few Slinger residents continue to display signs and flags supporting President Donald Trump on their properties
Dwight Mueller has a flag on display with the words "2024 Trump Make America Great Again" adorned around a bald eagle
He was the only person to speak a the village board's meeting Monday night
He would like to see them change their ordinance so as to allow people to fly any flag at anytime all year
“This ordinance is not being enforced equally and only when a complaint is received," Mueller said
“The village should’ve told people that were arguing over flags in 2022 to get along
TMJ4 News covered this story in Slinger when one resident filed a complaint with the village
stating 17 properties had not taken down political paraphernalia when they were supposed to after the presidential election
He received a letter from the village that said they would not enforce the ordinance
Mueller would like to see the ordinance changed and called the controversy an attack on free speech
“You decided you had to try to fix a problem that does not concern the village’s main duties to clean
The village board did not make a final decision nor discuss the ordinance publicly
Board President Scott Stortz said they would set up another future public meeting after going through the proper legal channels if they decided to make changes to the ordinance
Watch: One Slinger community member speaks out about political signs
Home » Press Releases » Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty: Slinger abandons unconstitutional sign enforcement after WILL warning
The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) has issued a statement upon receiving notice that the Village of Slinger has withdrawn enforcement of its unconstitutional sign ordinances
WILL warned the Village last week that it was preparing to take legal action if the Village did not confirm that these ordinances would not be enforced
In a matter of a couple of months, Slinger Speedway
the popular Wisconsin quarter-mile racetrack with the national reputation
The couple from West Bend already owned another business
In a 20-minute interview with the Journal Sentinel on Friday
the soon-to-be-38 Travis Dassow spoke about how the deal came together and what he and his wife have planned for the future of the track that opened in 1948
Travis Dassow: As a family it’s in our blood
I’ve been going to Slinger Speedway since I’ve been 4 years old
It’s something my dad and I and my brother did as a Sunday night tradition
me and my wife have known each other because of Slinger Speedway
It’s something that we felt was going to be a great place to create a great family atmosphere and a great thing for our family to grow and … turn it into something that will last for years to come
(We) always joked about it the last couple of years
And it seemed like Todd was at the point where he was kind of ready
It was mid-November when we signed paperwork to move forward with it all and it took three
four months to get all the banking and everything taken care of
their bad … and seeing those things will hopefully teach us
A: You’re going to see me more on the competition/ promotion side
and Kelsey is going to be more that behind the scenes
… She’s going to be more making fans happy
he’ll be back running Midwest Tour races for us and (the Valento family is) not by any means any part of the racetrack
… I have a couple people in place that hopefully help me with the weekly stuff on the race car side of it to take some weight off my shoulders on that side of it
A: I’m really trying to streamline some things here
We’re really concentrating on the family aspect of it
There are going to be some announcements here with different ticket packages and things to help the family out ..
And we’re really working on utilizing the Pit Pay and the Ticket Hoss apps
It’s really going to try to streamline a lot of things on the fan side
A: Wayne had his place and did a great job of what he did and had big races
and brought in the big NASCAR guys for Nationals
they brought the whole program to a different level with organization and … making it more of a steady weekly avenue
That place was packed on a weekly basis and I think anybody could have run the place
where Todd and Elizabeth worked really hard at keeping fans around and keeping it consistent
and making sure that everything was done correctly and still had big races
… That’s something that we really want to build towards
We want to make the Nationals that marquee event in the Midwest and nation for that matter
what will be a successful first year?A: Just building on relationships and trying to continue to carry on a lot of things (the Thelens) did
We need to make sure that this place stays around for a long time to come
And I think that starts with families and getting people involved at a young age
A: We know that there's things that need to be updated
things that need to be better for everybody
We’re working on like a pavilion area where it’s not just for VIPs
Those are things we’re working on right now to try to make it long term better
where people want to come back and look at it not just as a race but as a great place to hang out Sunday night and enjoy themselves and make it affordable for them to enjoy themselves
Q: How many people have you heard from already – competitors
whoever – wanting you to do something different?A: The first text or message is
congratulations.” And then the next one is
“What do you think about this?” … Which is great
I want to hear that stuff so we can kind of look at it all and so we can start putting a list together of things that are important
… We want to hear from the fans and the racers (to) know what their thoughts are
and that’ll help make our decisions a little easier on what things need to be taken care of first
The victory was Slinger's fifth of the year in one-score games
completing an undefeated 14-0 season in which the Owls passed every test to their resolve that the schedule presented
"They're just resilient," head coach Bill Jacklin said
"That's what shows you what love between players does
Slinger went into the half against Rice Lake trailing 24-21 after neither team was denied the end zone in their first three possessions each
Warriors quarterback Jakob Kunz started the scoring with a 12-yard touchdown run
which Thiede answered with his first rushing score to tie the game at 8
Lucas Peters gave Rice Lake another advantage early in the second quarter on a 4-yard touchdown run
and Kobe Hendricks answered with a 1-yard plunge halfway through the quarter
The two-point run to Hendricks came up short
rushed in a 9-yard carry to push the Warriors' lead to 24-14
Slinger drove back down the field in seven plays
capped by a fourth-and-goal conversion from the 3 as Thiede found Lucas Sonn for a score with 16 seconds left in the half
Martin tied the game at 24 with a 38-yard field goal on the opening drive of the second half
which Rice Lake answered with a long drive of its own
The Warriors drained the remainder of the third quarter on a 15-play
75-yard drive capped by a go-ahead 3-yard touchdown run by Lucas Peters with 9:25 remaining in the fourth
Gehring tallied 82 all-purpose yards and a team-leading 11 tackles in Slinger's 1998 44-20 state title win over Denmark
a Gehring again played a pivotal role in an Owls state title
After Rice Lake's go-ahead score in the fourth
a promising Slinger drive ended with a lost fumble by Kobe Hendricks at the Warriors 28
Trailing by a score with 6:44 remaining to a team they had not stopped all day
J.J.'s son Landon Gehring admitted he thought their title hopes might be dashed
I personally thought it was over," Landon Gehring said
Landon came up with an answer even he could not believe
A Kaiden Walworth hit on Lucas Peters created another loose ball
which Landon pounced on for the fumble recovery at the Rice Lake 35
and all of a sudden the ball's just right there," Landon said
'This can't be real.' and just jumped on it."
After Thiede and the offense finished the drive and the Owls defense forced a turnover on downs
Landon was called upon again with the game on the line
Facing fourth-and-inches at the Rice Lake 30 and needing a first down to wind down the clock
the Owls lined up Gehring in the Wildcat formation for a direct snap
The 255-pound lineman barreled ahead for the first down
sending a sizeable Slinger contingent into hysterics as the final seconds ticked away on ensuing kneel-downs
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As for whether his impact on a state title win gives him and his brother Samuel even footing or a leg up on dad, Landon still deferred to his dad.
Jacklin said a photo of Landon, Samuel and the rest of the 2024 team will be hung next to one of J.J. and the 1998 team in the team meeting room. The family ties are deeper than blood, however, for coach Jacklin and the rest of this Slinger program.
"These are my kids, that's what I feel like they are," Jacklin said. "Every one of them is one of my children. I treat them that way. Whatever they need from me going forward, I'm there for them, that's all that matters."
A pair of accused theives who're are alleged to have stolen a four-foot emu statue from the Slinger Piggly Wiggly at 1100 East Commerce Boulevard. Image Credit: Slinger Police Department
UPDATE: Shanky’s Whip liquor is offering an reward for information leading to the stolen Emu in Slinger.
“In a show of solidarity, two of our flock have volunteered to become your personal home mascots,” the post reads. “Got a tip? Send it our way and help us crack the Great Emu Heist of 2025.”
The bird first went missing on March 8th. Slinger Police posted pictured of the alleged thieves.
SLINGER — Bird is the word this week in Slinger, where a search is on for a stolen four-foot emu statue.
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Police say on March 8th at approximately 3:20PM
two unknown subjects allegedly walked out of the Slinger Piggly Wiggly on East Commerce Boulevard with the Shanky’s Whip liquor display statue
A female suspect is seen on security camera appearing to place the statue in the trunk of a car before the car leaves the parking lot
Shanky’s Whip posting on social media Wednesday that the bird was still missing
and that the move was not a publicity stunt
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Slinger Police Department
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has temporarily closed after the Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) found mouse and rat..
is voluntarily recalling its "on the vine" tomatoes over concerns of potential salmonella contamination...
MILWAUKEE -- On the Monday before Mother's Day
the Daisie Foundation is bringing its signature "Random acts of Kindness" event..
Slinger has 26 years of experience in product management and a strong background in technology and SaaS leadership
external partners and customers to drive innovative solutions that support the company's business objectives
we warmly welcome Mark to the Datapath family
Mark brings dynamic vision and an impressive track record in product leadership
and we are delighted to add his skillset to our senior management team," Bjorn Krylander
Slinger's team will be responsible for the next generation of Datapath's solutions
aimed at bringing even more flexibility and ease of use to video processing and management platforms
"I am delighted to announce my new position with Datapath
Datapath are known as the market leaders in video processing and content management
I am looking forward to applying my experience at Datapath to ensure our customers continue to experience the class-leading solutions and high levels of service for which we are known," Slinger said in the release
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— More than a dozen residents in the Village of Slinger received letters to remove signs or flags from their properties
The village received a complaint involving about 17 different addresses
Watch: Showdown over political yard signs in Slinger:
said they have had a Trump sign in their yard for about nine years
"It's not a campaign sign or an election sign
The Nowaks received a letter from the village building inspector stating that their signs violate an ordinance and need to be removed
TMJ4 obtained a copy of the complaint that was sent to the village
The village president said it’s the first complaint about signs in nearly three years
We feel we should be able to have whatever we want on our land," Nowak explained
The Nowaks and others are now on the village’s radar because the complaint was filed
"This is a complaint-based system here because we don’t want to pay our building inspector to run around and hassle people," Village President Scott Stortz said
Stortz said this all comes down to the length of time the sign stays up
"Our ordinance talks about the length of time for signs not the content for signs,” Stortz explained
The ordinance states that the sign can't be up for “seven consecutive days or 30 cumulative days in a one year period.”
"Our response to the complaint is not politically motivated," Stortz said
TMJ4 did try speaking to the woman who filed the complaint
but we did not hear back in time for this report
Stortz said he will have the topic added to the agenda for the village board meeting on March 17
"We will do our best to come up with an ordinance that makes sense
but I can guarantee you we’re not going to find the perfect ordinance," Stortz explained
The financial advisor whose smoothie-slinging incident got him fired by Merrill Lynch in 2022 has been handed a fine and suspension from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra).
Finra claimed in a document outlining its decision that from December of 2014 to March of 2021
Iannazzo made 368 cash withdrawals and deposits totaling $845,890 from three bank accounts
Bill Jacklin of Slinger High School in Slinger
has been named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA)/Green Bay Packers High School Coach of the Year
In his 14th year as head coach of the Slinger Owls
Coach Bill Jacklin and his team brought home the school's second state football title
the Owls completed a perfect 14-0 season with an exciting 31-30 victory over Rice Lake in the WIAA Division 2 state championship at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison
with Slinger taking its first lead of the game with 3:29 remaining
After some stout defense to force a Rice Lake turnover on downs
Slinger converted a fourth and 1 to seal the game and capture the state title
the strong bond they created throughout the season made their state championship win even more special
"The overwhelming word we use all the time is love," said Jacklin
"It's a word that's easily said but maybe not as easy to show or know what it truly means
They get more excited for their teammates than themselves
I went to school [at Slinger]; it's my dream job
and now leading that program means the world to me
If you would've been there on Friday and saw that crowd that was behind us
and I'm really glad we could bring some excitement to the community."
and graduated from Slinger High School in 1988
He played offensive guard and linebacker for the Owls under coach Vic Erickson
Jacklin attended Cardinal-Stritch University where he participated in baseball
He then earned his master's degree in principal and curriculum from Cardinal-Strich in 2002
Jacklin began coaching as a middle school coach in 1994
He coached at the middle school level for several years before moving to JV and eventually varsity as an assistant
He accepted the head coaching position at his alma mater before the 2011 season
Jacklin is honored to be named the Coach of the Year by the WFCA and the Packers
but says it was made possible by those around him
"But what I think it really means is I'm surrounded by lots of really great people and players
It takes a group of young men to work together
and everybody has a role to perform at a high level
It's really an honor because it's your peers voting for you and that makes it that much more special."
Jacklin and his staff oversee a program of 133 players with 64 of them suiting up for varsity games
joined his father as a state champion this season
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WAUKESHA − Australian filmmaker James Wan once said
"I think you kind of need to acknowledge that the reason why sequels do well is because people that loved the first one come back."
Led by four total touchdowns from quarterback Michael Thiede
including a 21-yard touchdown run down the Badger sideline with 1:39 left in regulation
the Owls survived the Badgers once more and clinched their first trip to a state title game in 26 years in a 35-28 sequel for the ages Friday
"That's Michael Thiede," Owls coach Bill Jacklin said
He's the heart and soul of our football team
All his buddies are on defense and all they do is
they're always hounding him during practice
The Owls needed their signal-caller to be at his absolute best again taking on the defending Division 2 state champions and he was that and then some
with his 21-yard keeper giving the Owls their first lead with just 99 seconds to play
but my guys gave me chances to make throws and our receivers came down with balls that they needed to," Thiede said
"Our offensive line played a hell of a game
pass pro(tection) and running when we needed it
We knew they were gonna get a stop eventually."
It took a while for that stop to come because both offenses look unstoppable much of the night
ending with a Badger score on a halfback pass from Alec Welch to Nolan Basso with just four seconds left in the half to give the defending champs a 21-14 halftime advantage
Thiede connected with Santos Rodriguez on a 57-yard score less than three minutes into the second half
but an aborted extra point made it a 21-20 contest
controlling the ball and the clock like few can
ate up the remainder of the third and 49 seconds into the fourth quarter before Matthew O'Grady plunged in for his third of three touchdown runs on the night to make it a 28-20 game
Thiede dropped a dime behind the defense to Brayden Schorenberg for a 41-yard score
255-pound defensive lineman Landon Gehring began to etch his name into Slinger football lore
The big body bashed his way into the end zone on a direct snap to bring the Owls back on level terms with 9:41 to play
"We practiced it during the week just as a backup plan," Gehring said of the wildcat package featuring him
The Owls defense finally got the one stop they needed with 5:47 left
putting the ball in Thiede's hands with a trip to Madison on the line
Kobe Hendricks picked up two yards on third down to set up fourth-and-1 from the Badger 23-yard line with 2:12 to play
After not registering a single carry all season
Gehring rumbled his way deep into Badger territory on about a 25-yard carry earlier in the drive and then proceeded to plow forward for a first down on fourth down
"This is everything I dreamed of," Gehring said
"My dad (former Slinger running back/linebacker JJ Gehring) was a part of the last team to make it to state and win it
This season marked the first time since the 2017 season that the Warriors had lost at least four games
Fast forward about a month and the Warriors are back at state for the first time since 2019 after a hard-fought 16-14 victory over Traveling Crowbar and Classic 8 Conference rival Mukwonago
Both teams found the end zone in the opening quarter with touchdowns as Mukwonago's Jack Savasta took the game's opening kickoff to the house
Jackson Niemiec's 18-yard touchdown run tied the game just over 90 seconds later
Joey Shaw's 1-yard score made it a 13-7 game at the break
Gabe Walden's 35-yard field goal made it a 16-7 game before backup running back Carter Lynch found the end zone from three yards out to make it a 16-14 contest late in the third
Brady Hojnacki's interception of Mason Kelley with 5:47 to play seemingly ended any hopes of a second trip to Madison in the last three postseasons for Mukwonago
Catholic Memorial will play for a state title for the 20th time in program history
After Friday's 31-14 victory over Wisconsin Lutheran
the Crusaders moved to 10-2 in the WIAA state semifinals
CMH will play for a gold ball for the second time in the last three years and the ninth time since 2010 against Notre Dame Academy next week in Madison for the Division 3 title
Dual-threat star quarterback MJ Mitchell ran for a pair of scores and led three straight touchdown drives to seal the deal for the Crusaders in the second half
A win next week and the Crusaders will become six-time WIAA state football champions
which would bring them into a tie with Arrowhead
Homestead and Monroe for fourth in WIAA history
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After reeling off 12 straight points against three-time defending state champion Aquinas on Friday night to stay unbeaten this season
Catherine's will play for the Division 4 state title in the final game of the day Thursday night
a star on the hardwood for RSC's boys hoops program
including a wildcat keeper from three yards out with 7:35 to play
He also caught a 10-yard strike from Eddie Vinson to tie things up late in the third quarter
Other than RSC's appearance at state in 2018
the last non-Catholic Memorial team to qualify for the D4 state title game from the greater Milwaukee area was Kettle Moraine Lutheran back in 2007
“The Village’s decision today is a victory for free speech
The Village should continue doing the right thing and remove the unconstitutional ordinances from its municipal code as soon as possible.”
the Village of Slinger sent a letter to Dwight Mueller
regarding a flag displayed on his private property
This letter states that “flags displaying [] political messages or content are in violation” of Village Ordinances §§ 550-57A(7)
It is WILL’s understanding that other Village residents have received similar letters
letter to the Village stated that because these ordinances are content-based restrictions on speech
they are unconstitutional and unenforceable
the Village is rescinding the notices of violation issued by the Village Building Inspector dated on or about February 12
WILL’s Recent First Amendment Win: In 2023
WILL represented homeowners against the City of Neenah to defend against the City’s enforcement of its unconstitutional sign ordinance
WILL secured an injunction and the city was forced to change its ordinance
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