BOWLING SCORES Sunday Nite Swingers September 22 Spare Dis Strike Dat 11-3 Krista’s Krushers 9-5 Zehren Custom 7.5-6.5 Fire Bug Car Wash 5-9 Super Short Pour 5-9 Winter Storm 4.5-9.5 Men’s High Game: Jamie Zehren 231, Scott Staedter 230, Duane Koltz 225. Women’s High Game: Laura Miley 155, Elaine Wills 137, Shellie Olson 113. Men’s High Series: Scott Staedter 591, Jamie Zehren 549,

K.H.S. Tennis Take on Five Games Last Week BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School girls’ tennis team battled a full schedule last week as they competed in five matchups. The Lady Indians started the week off by hosting Oshkosh Lourdes on Monday, Sept. 23. “This was our final home meet of the season,” explained Head Coach Brad Preder. The girls worked hard to get

CONSERVATION from page 6 cational campaign. “We announced a department reorganization including several promotions following the departure of our long-tenured Land Resources, Conservation and Zoning Manager this past Spring. Assistant Natural Resources Director and conservationist roles have been reconfigured. I would put our team up against any other department in the state,” added

STATS Monday, Sept. 23 Lourdes Academy - 3, Kewaskum - 4 Singles: No. 1 - Sasha Quandt, Lourdes Academy def. Elizabeth Erdmann, Kewaskum, 6-1 , 6-1 No. 2 - Macy Milella, Kewaskum def. Ava Geffers, Lourdes Academy, 6-0 , 6-0 No. 3 - McKenna Lange, Kewaskum def. Anika Wellens, Lourdes Academy, 6-1 , 6-1 No. 4 - Claire Trofka, Lourdes Academy def. Li Behnke Zhou, Kewaskum, 6-4 , 4-6 , 10-8 Doubles:

BOWLING from page 14 Bode Faust 544, Nicholas Koenings 527. Girls’ High Series: Madalynn Grunwald 471, Kamryn Albert 470, Capri Constantineau 467. Monday Night Uptown September 23 B’s Bells & Bootcamps 51 Rick Serwe Carpe 47 Davy’s King Pin 47 L Birschbach Agency 47 Smith & Hatch Ins. 45 King Pin Lanes 45 Adashun Jones 39.5 Bob Schuchardt 38.5 High Game: Kevin Zitlow 279, Ryan

Don’t Miss Wisconsin’s Youth DeerHunt Oct. 5-6 WIS. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages hunting mentors to introduce the rich tradition of deer hunting to the next generation during Wisconsin’s annual youth deer hunt. The youth hunt offers hunters 15 years old and younger the chance to learn hunting techniques and develop a connection

| POLITICAL DISCOURSE | The Immigration Problem MARY KRIEGER CONTRIBUTING WRITER Unless your ancestors are Native American, your family tree includes immigrants. Our long history of immigration is celebrated by the Statue of Liberty, given to us by France in 1886, which famously states: “Give me your tired, your poor, “Your huddle masses yearning to breathe free, “The wretched

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