21 July 2021

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Good Boy, Jim!

Good Boy, Jim!


Good Boy, Jim! KAREN LIETZ CONTRIBUTOR Jim, a 30-pound Basenji mix, had the perfect adopters. However, Jim’s adopters – first time dog owners who had no idea they were adopting what shelters call a “flight risk” dog (information, unfortunately, that was not provided at the time of Jim’s adoption) – their calm demeanor and willingness to listen to advice, helped them save
14 July 2021

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Pet Therapy Reading Program  Donates New Books

Pet Therapy Reading Program Donates New Books


Pet Therapy Reading Program Donates New Books BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER EDITOR Sitting down and reading a book with a furry pal is something that many area youngsters look forward to at Campbellsport School, Eden Elementary School, St. Matthew Catholic School and the Campbellsport Public Library. For the past year, this enriching program was not available. As the Coronavirus pandemic hit

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Two Farmington Homes To  Be Featured In Garden Tour

Two Farmington Homes To Be Featured In Garden Tour


Two Farmington Homes To Be Featured In Garden Tour BY ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST Roots and Branches, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the natural environment of West Bend, will hold a garden tour fundraiser this Saturday and Sunday, July 17 and 18. The event will feature self-guided tours of five private gardens in Washington County. Two of those are located in the Town of

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Changing of the Guard,  Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign

Changing of the Guard, Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign


Changing of the Guard, Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign KAREN ROUSE EDITOR Resignations of elected officials of the Village of Kekoskee, President Don Hilgendorf and Trustees Loris Geschke and Allen Schellinger were accepted during a special meeting held early Sunday morning, July 11. The resignations were effective immediately. “Ater two and one-half to three years as a board, I compliment

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A few of the crew ….

A few of the crew ….


A few of the crew from Mayville EMS accept a $10,339 donation from Mayville Market Piggly Wiggly owner Curt Schmidt on Monday, July 5. The funds were raised at the retailer in June during its Round-up for a Cause program. From left are Tracy Herman, Devon Sellnow, Schmidt, Pam Tinsley, Julie Staffin, Harland Bender, Kathy Matusek and Justin Belling. Per Staffin, the money will be used toward purchase
07 July 2021

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Sarge Marking  Left A Legacy At  Campbellsport  High School

Sarge Marking Left A Legacy At Campbellsport High School


Sarge Marking Left A Legacy At Campbellsport High School BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER EDITOR Gerald “Sarge” Marking left quite a legacy at Campbellsport High School. The beloved wrestling coach died on June 24th, but no one will ever forget the mark he has left on this community. Sarge began his career at Campbellsport High School in 1963 when he became the industrial technology teacher.