School Board Reorganizes – Regular Board Meeting Rescheduled To May 19 By Anne Trautner The Kewaskum School Board met on Monday, May 11, for the first time with the new members that were elected in April. After a special meeting was held at 5:45 p.m. to elect officers, the board met at 6 p.m. for the regular monthly board meeting. However, the board voted 4- 3 to reschedule the meeting

Kewaskum Community Pantry Receives $10,000 Donation By Anne Trautner The Kewaskum Community Pantry received a donation of $10,000 from Enchantment in the Park, a holiday lights show presented during the winter at Regner Park in West Bend. “Wow!” exclaimed Luke Piwoni, vice president of the Kewaskum Community Pantry. “Besides donations for the Kewaskum Community Pantry building,

continued from front Village Reduces Licensing Fees The reduction in fees drops the village’s revenue by $2,330, according to Village Administrator Matt Heiser. Of that total, $2,100 comes from dropping the Class B taverns beer and liquor license from $400 down to the state minimum of $50. Waiving the licenses for the two tattoo shops in the village results in a loss of the remaining

continued from front Kewaskum Community Pantry Receives $10,000 Donation “We have had a lot of visitors; we have had a lot of donations. And we thought a great thing to do at this time is to give some of that money to the food pantries,” Mike Phillips, president of Enchantment in the Park, said about last week’s donation for the area food pantries. In total, the Enchantment in

continued from front School Board Reorganizes – Regular Board Meeting Rescheduled To May 19 At the special board meeting, the board elected Jim Leister to be the new school board president with a 4-3 ballot vote, with Sue Miller receiving three votes. Miller had nominated outgoing president Mark Sette for the president position, but he said he respectfully declined because his wife had

Washington County Parks Announces Partnership With Metro MTB – Design And Construct Mountain Bike Trails At Heritage Trails County Park In Slinger The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a new non-profit-public partnership with Metro Mountain Bikers, a Greater Milwaukee mountain bike trail advocacy group. Six to eight miles of premier Kettle Moraine flow style mountain bike trails