Welcome to the website of the Richland Center-Santa Teresa Sister City Project. Our organization was established to promote people-to-people relationships between Richland Center, Wisconsin, and the municipality of Santa Teresa in Nicaragua. Most of our contributions go toward supplying agricultural, medical, legal and educational aid to the residents of the Chacocente region. Recent projects have included the construction of latrines, wells, and a school building, beekeeping and agricultural inputs, health training and medical supplies.

Kickapoo Spring Fling!

28 Apr 2012 - 3:00pm

Location(s)

Kickapoo Valley Reserve Visitors Center
S3661 Hwy. 131
La Farge, WI, 54639
See map: Google Maps

Food, Fun & Music ⊕ Sat. April 28

The Richland Center-Santa Teresa Sister City Project and the Friends
of the Kickapoo Valley Reserve invite you to celebrate the season
with our annual “Brats, Burgers & Beer” Spring Fling!

Spring Fling Schedule
$10 includes meal and programs:
• 3:00 Guided Bird Walk and Plant Identification Walk
• 4-6:30 Grilled Brats and Burgers, salads, Nicaraguan gallo pinto,
home made desserts, soft drinks
• 4:30 Live Raptor program

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Spring 2012 Newsletter - PDF

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2012 Annual Meeting

20 Feb 2012 - 6:00pm
20 Feb 2012 - 8:00pm

Location(s)

Richland Hospital
333 E 2nd St,
Richland Center, WI, 53581
See map: Google Maps

Sister City Project Annual Meeting

The meeting was held on Monday, February 20 at the Richland Hospital, Pippin III (downstairs)

6 pm: Potluck Supper

7 pm: Slideshow: “Sisters” in Sister City
by Marilyn Rinehart
Marilyn accompanied SCP President Linda Stadler and Elizabeth Froh on a recent trip to Santa Teresa, visiting Sister City-sponsored projects in the villages of Nicaragua’s tropical dry forest

Following Slideshow: 2011 annual reports and board elections

Election Results:
President Linda Stadler

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Fall 2011 Newsletter - PDF

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Burrito Supper Benefit

21 Oct 2011 - 5:30pm
21 Oct 2011 - 10:00pm

Location(s)

Blue Highways
165 N Central
Richland Center, WI, 53581
See map: Google Maps

The 17th annual burrito supper and dance was held on Friday, Oct 21 at Blue Highways in Richland Center.

The meal featured tortillas with all the fixings, salsas, carnitas, beans, rice and homemade desserts. The Kettle Creek String Band from Gays Mills provided old-time dance music, including squares, reels, polkas, and waltzes.

Money raised at this event will go to benefit the rural villagers and the sea turtles of Santa Teresa, Nicaragua.

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Photo Gallery

Delfina Medrano: Delfina Medrano, health promoter and preschool teacher in the La Poma communityDelfina Medrano, health promoter and preschool teacher in the La Poma community

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