• Groton traveled to Watertown on Saturday where the host team defeated Groton in a pair of games.
• Watertown won the first game, 7-1. Watertown scored five runs in the fifth inning to pull away for the win. Groton scored two runs on two hits and had no errors. Watertown scored seven runs on 14 hits and had two errors. Kjellsen and Thorson each had a single. Austin Fordham had five strike-outs, 14 hits and non walks. Delzer was the catcher.
• Watertown won the second game, 6-2. Groton scored two runs on five hits and had four errors. Watertown scored six runs on seven hits and had no errors.
• Brandon Stanley had a double and Matt Thorson, Michael Erickson, Weston Hoglund and Ryan Delzer each had a single.
• Jorgensen was the starting pitcher and Thorson finished the game.
• Groton is now 21-7 on the season.

Roy Olson, 1310 N 6th St sidewalk, $3,000
Lila Olson, 507 E 13th Ave, sidewalk, $3,000
Groton Post Office, 201 N Main St, Replace walk and ramp, $11,897
Justin Cleveland, 26 N 4th St, playhouse and sand box, $600
Jerry Locke, 109 W 3rd Ave, tin roof, $4,000
Chris Ulrich, 210 N 6th St, take down house, NC
Kieth Hughes, 1003 N 2nd St, drain tile, $1,950
Eddy Opp, 511 E 1st Ave, Move in Shed, $200
Terry Cutler, 610 N Washington St, build storage shed, $25,000

• A fire that was likely caused by fireworks destroyed a barn in Frederick, said Patti Woods of the Brown County Emergency Management Office.
• The fire was reported at 503 W. Main St. in Frederick at 5:32 p.m. Tuesday. Woods said the barn, which was in town, belonged to Gary Schlosser. The barn and hay inside of it were destroyed, but nobody was hurt from the fire, she said. The barn was about 100 years old, she said. Some grass around it was also burned, but no other buildings were damaged, she said.
• Fire departments from Frederick and Hecla responded as did the Brown County Sheriff's Office and Brown County Emergency Management.