28 June 2023

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Outdoorsman’s

Outdoorsman’s


AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL The Arizona-Canadian Connection SELINA WALTERS COLUMNIST This week, I am taking over the column to fill you all in with recent life updates and new developments in my education/professional development. Last week, my dad flew into Schultz Lake in Ontario, Canada; meanwhile, I am 1,400 miles to the southwest, near Whiteriver, Arizona, sitting outside with
21 June 2023

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Finding the Lost Generation

Finding the Lost Generation


Finding the Lost Generation A History on Kewaskum-native Glenway Wescott, Part I LEAH HENCKEL INTERN The following is a multi-part historical piece on Kewaskum native and well-known author Glenway Wescott. The piece was written using these primary sources: “Glenway Wescott Papers” archives at Yale University, “Glenway Wescott: The Poetic Career of a Novelist” by Jerry Rosco,

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Two Campbellsport Johnson  Bus Drivers Receive  Statewide Recognition

Two Campbellsport Johnson Bus Drivers Receive Statewide Recognition


Two Campbellsport Johnson Bus Drivers Receive Statewide Recognition Each year, the Wisconsin School Bus Association seeks nominations from bus companies across the State of Wisconsin for Outstanding School Bus Employees. This year, two employees of Johnson School Bus in Campbellsport were nominated, and both were chosen to receive Outstanding School Bus Employees of Wisconsin. James Becker

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On Glenway Wescott

On Glenway Wescott


| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | On Glenway Wescott MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Starting in this edition, the newspaper will be rolling out an extensive multi-part historical piece – written by our intern Leah Henckel – on Glenway Wescott. Wescott was a Kewaskum-native (former West Bend High School student) and 1920s-era expatriate author who is perhaps most famous for his novel The

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RURAL WRITES

RURAL WRITES


| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR Mark Twain said when he was a boy, he thought his father was the stupidest man on earth. When he got a little older, he realized his father wasn’t. While I never thought my dad was dumb, I only recently grasped how educated, indeed cultured he was. Not surprising given his blue collar stature, boulder hard in the shoulders, thick fingers

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