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OREGON, Wis. — A Madison music icon called for action after losing access to internet and phone service for nearly two months. You might recognize James Latimer; he’s a storied Madison musician, spending years as a University of Wisconsin music professor, a member of the Madison Symphony and most recently, the director of the Capitol City Band. Clearly, he loves...
A Madison music icon called for action after losing access to internet and phone service for nearly two months.
Capitol City Band May 26, 2021 Capitol City Band, directed by James Latimer. Vying for the most red-white-and-bluey event of Independence Day is this concert, dubbed âFireworks in Sound,â which kicks off the season for the Capitol City Band. Directed by Jim Latimer, the band is a fixture at the west side's Rennebohm Park. The band is sure to pull from a variety of genres from polka to pop, but will not ignore the holidayâs signature Sousa marches. As they say, âBring a lawn chair and a friendâ to this free concert. Concerts continue Thursdays, July 8 through Aug. 26, ...
Canton- Glenn N. âBudâ Latimer, 89, of County Route 14, Canton, died unexpectedly at his home on Monday, November 23, 2020. Mr. Latimer, known to all as Bud, was born July 1, 1931 in Pulaski, PA a son of the late Lyle S. and Helen (Brown) Latimer. He is survived by his beloved wife, June Latimer; brother William Latimer and family; brother Dean Latimer; sister Ann Huntley and family; and sister Carol Streit and family. Four other brothers, James Latimer, Ralph Latimer, Alan Latimer and Robert Latimer, predeceased him. Bud married June Hewitt on July 1, 1972, in the Colton Methodist ...