23 November 2022

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Stolz is Youngest Man to Win World Cup Race

Stolz is Youngest Man to Win World Cup Race

Stolz is Youngest Man to Win World Cup Race The Kewaskum-area speed skater and Olympian won the 1500m in Stavanger, Norway in one minute and 44.891 seconds Town of Wayne native Jordan Stolz, on Nov. 11, became the youngest man to win an individual World Cup speed skating race in history following a victory in Norway. The title of being the youngest was verified by Speedskatingstats.com Stolz,
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What was Lost – Oakfield’s Trail Marker Tree

What was Lost – Oakfield’s Trail Marker Tree

What was Lost – Oakfield’s Trail Marker Tree KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR It caught me o_ guard on the last day of school. Then Oakfield High School sophomore Sydney Warnes showed me a picture she had taken on a hike outside of the village with classmate and friend Alyssa Laning. They thought this tree in the Oakfield Ledge State Natural Area was bent by Native Americans. There are numerous
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16 November 2022

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Michels Concedes Race for Governor’s Seat

Michels Concedes Race for Governor’s Seat

Michels Concedes Race for Governor’s Seat The Michels Corp. (Brownsville) co-owner and Lomira High School grad lost a tight race to incumbent Tony Evers It was a race that came down to the end, but ultimately Tim Michels’ 1,226,204 votes were not enough to unseat Democratic Governor Anthony Evers (1,358,664), as the Republican candidate, a Lomira High School (LHS) alum, conceded to his
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09 November 2022

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Eden Meat Market Building Damaged in Nov. 3 Fire

Eden Meat Market Building Damaged in Nov. 3 Fire

Eden Meat Market Building Damaged in Nov. 3 Fire A grease fire caused significant damage to the Eden Main Street business A Thursday morning fire broke out at the Eden Meat Market in the Village of Eden on Nov. 3 with three employees treated for smoke inhalation and the building – at 115 W. Main Street – has been closed until further notice. There were no other reported injuries.
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Campbellsport Veteran Takes Part in Honor Flight

Campbellsport Veteran Takes Part in Honor Flight

Campbellsport Veteran Takes Part in Honor Flight On Wednesday, Oct. 19, Campbellsport resident Don Vandrell, along with others, took part in the Old Glory Honor Flight. Vandrell wrote about his experience: “I had the privilege of participating in the unforgettable Old Glory Honor Flight number 59 from the Fox Valley. “Our flight consisted of 87 Vietnam veterans, one Korean War veteran
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One Punch

One Punch

One Punch KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR John Thomas “Tom” McCarty was born on Christmas Day 1912 to John and Katherine (Becker) McCarty. This story is a tribute to his service in World War II and his origins in the Ashford Township. Those Hoops Overseas Detailed memories of Tom McCarty (1912-1982) are fewer with time. His wife died in 1969, and both of his children are deceased. Most of
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02 November 2022

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K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens

K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens

K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens Read all about the program as told by one of Kewaskum High School’s own, Emily Miller EMILY MILLER KEWASKUM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CONTRIBUTOR On September 28, 2022, Charity Humphreys and I got the opportunity to sit in on a “technology basics” class with elderly men and women learning to use technology. We got to meet with them and
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26 October 2022

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Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan

Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan

Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST Voters in Washington County will decide on Nov. 8 if the county will go forward with a $3.6 million annual tax levy increase to fund the Washington County Anti-Crime Plan. If the referendum passes, the county’s levy for 2023 will increase by 9.89 percent, or $40,018,760, and there will be an ongoing increase
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