| POLITICAL DISCOURSE | U.S. Constitution, Pt. III MARY KRIEGER CONTRIBUTING READER James Madison wrote the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. Although some have argued that only rights specifically mentioned in the Bill of Rights are constitutional rights, Madison knew that it was impossible to write down every human right and that the future might require new amendments to the

| SENIOR DINING MENU | September 11-15 Fond du Lac County Senior Dining There are two locations in Fond du Lac for senior dining: Northgate Senior Apartments and Boda’s Restaurant at the Eagles Club. Each has a separate menu, which follows the name of the location. Mobile Meals (Home Delivered) This is available to those who meet eligibility requirements. Suggested donation is $3.50.

| FOND DU LAC COUNTY SHERIFF’S BEAT | AUGUST 28: PARAGLIDER CRASH On Monday, Aug. 28, at 5:43 p.m., the Fond du Lac County Communications Center received a 911 call from a male individual advising he had crashed his powered paraglider into a cornfield near Highway 151 and County Road K in the town of Taycheedah. The man reported he believed that both of his legs were broken. Deputies

|CAMPBELLSPORT GLANCE BACKWARDS| 5 Years Ago September 6, 2018 This week’s paper included many pictures and some articles about the terrible storms and tornadoes that swept through the area on August 28. Also included were three maps from the National Weather Service that showed the path of the tornadoes. One photo showed a news crew from Milwaukee getting ready to report on the storm and

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago September 13, 2018 A ceremony was held September 10 at which the Kewaskum FFA Alumni presented a $100,000 check to the Kewaskum School Board. The money is for a new greenhouse at the Kewaskum High School and was donated in memory of Brent Allen Schultz, who lost his life in a car accident in 2014. Brent and Travis Trapp were students at Kewaskum High

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