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Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students

Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students

Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR Five students at Campbellsport Elementary School recently received iPads from the Kewaskum Kiwanis Club as part of the Wisconsin Kiwanis Autism Project. Kelsey Wade, one of the special education teachers at Campbellsport Elementary School, is very grateful for the opportunities this See IPADS
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17 November 2021

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Healing continues after attack by cow

Healing continues after attack by cow

Healing continues after attack by cow BY GARY FEIDER EDITOR OF THE SOUNDER Farm accidents can happen in an instant, as Jessica A. Ramel experienced with a new mother cow more than a year ago. She sustained serious injuries that caused her wedding day to be postponed twice — and her restorative dental work is not expected to be complete until this month. She was working at Windy Hill
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Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum

Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum

Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR At the regular board meeting on Monday, Nov. 15, the Kewaskum Village Board voted 5-1 to appoint David Spenner as the new village president, effective on Jan. 1. “I am honored to have the confidence of my fellow board trustees and intend to continue our practice of open dialog and listening to all perspectives;
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10 November 2021

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Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration

Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration

Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR In January 2020, Heather Lettow wanted to start a group in the Kewaskum area to run monthly 5K runs. She invited some friends to join the group. She hoped that it would provide accountability for everyone’s individual exercise routines. Jessi Steinert joined the group shortly after it started and offered
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A hunting success

A hunting success

A hunting success BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR Matthew Buss shot an 11-point buck with his crossbow on Sunday, Oct. 24. It was the first time Matthew ever went hunting. And he got the deer with his first shot. But Matthew had been preparing for his big day for a long time. Lots of practice Matthew, who is now 18, has watched his dad, Scott Buss, hunt for years. “He has been with
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Wanke enjoys Honor Flight

Wanke enjoys Honor Flight

Wanke enjoys Honor Flight BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER REPORTER Dundee’s Dave Wanke was one of 60 veterans who took off Saturday, Aug. 28, on the first Stars and Stripes Honor Flight since the COVID pandemic hit. Flights were suspended for about a year-and-a-half while the country tried to learn how to deal with the pandemic. Dave went on the Honor Flight with his guardian and niece Chris
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03 November 2021

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Walking trails open at Reigle Family Park

Walking trails open at Reigle Family Park

Walking trails open at Reigle Family Park About 1.5 miles of walking trails at Reigle Family Park in Kewaskum are now open to the public. “We are excited to officially have the entire park open to the public,” said Amy Uhlig, a volunteer on the park’s development committee. The trails meander through the park’s fiveacre prairie, go around the perimeter of a twoacre fishing pond
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Scheunemann resigns as Kewaskum village president

Scheunemann resigns as Kewaskum village president

Scheunemann resigns as Kewaskum village president BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR Kevin Scheunemann is resigning as the president of the Village of Kewaskum, effective Jan. 1. Scheunemann, who is currently a director or officer on six different non-profit/ charitable organizations, owner of three Dairy Queen restaurants and the father of five children, said in a resignation letter addressed to
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