News
Correction Tuesday Review front page

    The caption information in the pictures in Tuesday’s Review of the fire engine dedication in Glenbeulah Sunday inadvertently omitted the Waldo Fire Department from the list of fire departmen Full Story
News Digest

   Fatal shooting at Racer’s Hall Tuesday Full Story
Preschool storytime to resume at Falls library

    Preschool storytime will resume at the Sheboygan Falls Memorial Library Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. Full Story
LTC named military friendly in top 15%

    Lakeshore Technical College, Cleveland, has been named a Military Friendly School for the second year in a row by G.I. Jobs magazine. Full Story
Council approves rail line funding

    PLYMOUTH — By just two votes, the City Council added its piece to the financing picture for the Plymouth-Kohler rail line restoration Tuesday. Full Story
Neighbors
Spotlight Theatre announces auditions for `Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf’

    Spotlight Theatre Company will be holding auditions for the upcoming production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf.” Guest director Ralph Maffongelli will direct this classic pie Full Story
UW-FDL holds auditions for `Almost, Maine’ Sept. 13

    Auditions for UW-Fond du Lac Theater Department’s fall production of “Almost, Maine” by John Cariani will be held 2:30-6 p.m. Monday, Sept. Full Story
005p1.jpg Auxiliary supports Pine Haven

    Pine Haven Christian Communities Women’s Auxiliary recently donated $7,000 for an upgrade tot eh beauty salon on the nursing home and residential center campuses. Full Story
Breast Fest 2010 for breast cancer prevention/research in Falls Sept. 11

    Breast Fest is an event organized to raise funds for research and prevention of breast cancer, and to assist local families fighting this disease. Full Story
007p1.jpg Cleaning for equipment

    The Sheboygan Falls United Football League held a brat fry and car wash fundraiser recently at Blattner’s Piggly Wiggly in Sheboygan Falls. Full Story
Opinion
The story of coal

    The story of coal grows dirtier the more you dig into it. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is doing just that by holding upcoming hearings on regulating coal ash waste. Full Story
002p1.jpg Perspective Cartoon

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Fire truck dedication a great event

    IT WAS THE LARGEST assembly of fire-fighting equipment in the village of Glenbeulah since the Fudgienuckles fire more than two years ago — but this time, it was a celebrat Full Story
Father's Daze
Learning language arts again

    As I noted last week, I am busy learning a new language — Aiden-speak. Full Story
Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 6-10

    Anyone age 60 or better is welcome to attend Sheboygan Falls Senior Dining at 650 Forest Ave. in Sheboygan Falls. Full Story
Calendar
Calendar

   DEADLINES: REVIEW-NOON- MON BEACON-5PM THURS PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR EVENTS A MINIMUM OF 2 WEEKS IN ADVANCE. Full Story
Police & Court
Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 1

    Neal M. Jacoby, 44, of Belgium was involved in an accident Aug. 30 at 12:59 p.m. on County KW and County K in the town of Holland. Full Story
Circuit Court Report – Nov. 1

    The following persons either stipulated to the indicated charge or had their cases heard in Sheboygan County Circuit Court. All information is taken from case documents. Full Story
044p1.jpg Cascade’s Singer wins feature by eyelash

    PLYMOUTH – A week of warm and dry weather left the Plymouth Dirt Track dry and smooth and ready for racing action Saturday night. Full Story
Sports
Duffers – Falls News

   FALLS DUFFERS – Aug. Full Story
Triad swimmers fall to Fondy

   FOND DU LAC—The Triad varsity girls swim team lost to Fond du Lac 96-60 to open the 2010 nonconference season Thursday, Aug. 26. GIRLS SWIMMING Full Story
Local golfers come up aces

    Jan Hovey of Plymouth and Eric Klemme, Elkhart Lake, shot hole-in-ones at Crystal Lake’s Sir Lanserlot Golf Course recently. Full Story
Tigers kick win streak to five

    Howards Grove ran its winning streak to five with a 4-0 victory over visiting Kiel in nonconference boys soccer Saturday morning. Full Story
Tigers on prowl for strong season

    by Greg Ceilley of The Review staff Full Story
Obituaries
023p1.jpg CLAUDE S. HALBACH JR.

   Claude S. “Mike” Halbach Jr., 71, of 306 N. 10th St., Oostburg, went home to his Lord on Tuesday morning, Aug. 31, 2010, at St. Full Story
Obituary notices 8-30

    R. Douglas Harting, 59, of Sheboygan died Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010. Ballhorn Funeral Chapels, Sheboygan. Full Story
Obituary notices 8-31

    Mary Angela (Boese) Bohannon, 89, of Richmond, Ind., died Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010. Sippel Funeral Home, New Holstein. Full Story
Obituary notices 9-1

    Michael L. Denman, 32, of Green Bay died Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010. Proko-Wall Funeral Home, Green Bay.H Full Story
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