Schulz appointed board coordinator of State Fair Dairy Promotion Board The Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board has recently adding Ann Schulz as its board Coordinator. Schulz will manage the Real Wisconsin Cheese Grill, Blue Ribbon Dairy Products Auction and Contest, Dairyland Shake Shop, Dairyland Youth Celebration, and will work with Program Assistant Liz Matzke to support the board.

| COLLEGE PERSONALS | —UW Stout has announced that Brock Burg has been named to the 2021 baseball team. Burg, a right-handed pitcher, is a graduate of Hartford Union High School. The sophomore has an undeclared major. The head coach is Ben Kincaid, who is in his fifth year at UW-Stout. To learn more about the team, go to stoutbluedevils. com/sports/baseball. UW-Stout, Wisconsin’s

Donna M. Dallen-Seer ing Donna M. Dallen-Seering, 73, of Fond du Lac, formerly of the Hori ( con/Mayville/Beaver Dam areas, went home to the Lord on Thursday, March 11, 2021, at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac. Donna Mae was born on February 9, 1948, in Mil ( waukee, to Joseph and Myr ( tle (Pope) Merkt. Donna lived in West Bend where she worked at Thresh ( old, Inc and

SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY CHURCH 412 Pleasant Hill Ave. Lomira Pastor Ray LaBatte 920-517-2112 www.scclomira.org Office Address: 937 North Ave., Lomira Sunday: Services 9 and 10:45 a.m., Live online 9 a.m. MAYVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 301 Furnace St., Mayville Pastor Steve DeLano 920-387-3880 Facebook: mayvilleunitedmethodist Sunday: Online on Facebook; Holy Communion: 1st

| LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Reader speaks to importance of counter-balancing political opinions To the editor, So once again, unfortunately, I noticed that Rep. [Mark] Born was given an opportunity in your newspaper to blather on about political issues in a most obvious and obnoxious partisan manner. I think it would be more appropriate for Mr. Born to concern himself with doing something positive

| FROM THE DESK OF EXTENSION | Tractor and Farm Machinery Safety Spring is in the air and beautiful sunny days certainly make working outside more inviting. With the increase in temperatures and decrease in snow piles, spring tasks are beginning around the farm – prepping implements for spring planting, cleaning out previously frozen feed yards, emptying manure storage, and many more farm-related