| POLITICAL DISCOURSE | Robin and the Giant ImPEACHment MARY KRIEGER CONTRIBUTING READER Remember when you were growing up and there was always that one kid in the group who couldn’t handle losing? Whether it was a team sort or a board game, rather than graciously accept a loss, that kid would try to change the rules; “accidently” knock over the board game or decide to take the

| SENIOR DINING MENU | October 30 - November 3 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

| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | The sale price is determined by dividing the transfer fee by .003 ($3 per $1,000). Some deeds have no transfer fee because they are exempt. Although some transfers may seem to be duplicated, the document numbers are different. Note the spellings seen here are how they appear on the Wisconsin Department of Revenue website. Transfers are from October 2-6, 2023 Town

Fond du Lac County Seeks Membership to Boards, Committees and Commissions There are a variety of boards, committees and commissions that serve Fond du Lac County and the county is seeking residents who would like to be considered for one of these positions. The following are commission and committee openings: • Elderly Nutrition Program Committee – Advise the policy board of meals

|CAMPBELLSPORT GLANCE BACKWARDS| 5 Years Ago October 25, 2018 Trent Schueffner of the Armstrong area was killed on October 19 in a hunting accident. He was a junior at St. Mary’s Springs Academy. Trent was a 2015 graduate of Shepherd of the Hills School in Eden. According to Jon King of the DNR, the fatal hunting incident occurred in Calumet County when three juveniles were duck hunting.

PCH PRIZE from page 1 ners or which are surprised at their front door with large checks or other grand prizes. Joining the celebration was Kewaskum Chief of Police Tom Bishop, who had a very important question for the PCH Prize Patrol before they went to the Knox residence. “Is this for real?” Chief Bishop asked, according to a release from PCH. A PCH Prize Patrol team member assured

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago November 1, 2018 Students greeted community members at the front door of Kewaskum Middle School for a grand opening celebration on October 29. Approximately 600 people attended the open house for the new middle school and renovated high school. A ribbon-cutting was held in the new middle school gymnasium. Students led tours of the facilities so visitors