News
Falls Boys and Girls Club honor three members

    Three youth have been honored by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sheboygan Falls for their outstanding leadership, positive attitude and respectfulness, during the month of March. Full Story
Work Zone Safety Week declared

    The Federal Highway Administration has designated April 19-23 as “Work Zone Safety Awareness Week” throughout the United States. Full Story
Adopt-a-Highway volunteers sought

    As most of winter’s snows have melted from alongside Wisconsin’s highways, motorists are being greeted not just by spring wild flowers, but a winter’s worth of unsightly trash. Full Story
March highway deaths at record low

    Fewer people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes last month than in any previous month of March going back to 1937 when the state began compiling monthly traffic fatality figures. Full Story
019p1.jpg Elkhart Lake bank robbery

    A member of the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department bomb squad (pictured) enters the Elkhart Lake office of the National Exchange Bank and Trust Thursday afternoon after a gunman robbed th Full Story
Neighbors
4-H-CLOVER CRUSADERS – February

    The meeting of the Clover Crusaders 4-H Club was called to order at 6:40 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10. Patric did the American pledge and Dacota led the 4-H pledge. Full Story
PAC Beginning Drawing workshop registration in progress

    The Plymouth Arts Center is presenting a drawing workshop conducted by artist Roberta Krueger. Full Story
`High Road to China’ featured at Aviation Center this Friday

    Movie Night at the Aviation Heritage Center, located at N6191 Resource Drive, Sheboygan Falls, will start at 7 p.m. Full Story
Hmong traditions explored at UW-S cultural night April 28

    Area residents and the faculty, staff and students of the University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan are invited to a special presentation, “A Cultural Night: A Walk Through Hmong Traditions,” Full Story
Lil’ Rev & Jim Liban perform at PAC April 17

    Lil' Rev (Marc Revenson) – an award-winning singer, multi-instrumentalist and storyteller – and worldclass harmonica player Jim Liban will perform an intimate evening of acoustic blues Full Story
Opinion
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Drive safely during construction season

    SPRING IS HERE — the grass is greening, the birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and the orange barrels are sprouting. Full Story
With a chick, chick here — but not in our house

    EDITOR’S NOTE: I’ll get you all back to Panama City Beach next week — don’t complain, that’s sooner than I’ll get back there. Full Story
GOOD TO KNOW: Spring-cleaning starts in your mailbox

    With winter (finally!) over, the time for spring-cleaning has arrived. Full Story
Response

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Police & Court
Home lost to fire

    On April 5 at approximately 5:48 p.m., the Sheriff’s Department received a cellular 911 call from a subject stating that a home near his was on fire. Full Story
Sports
Safety reminders for turkey hunters

    Spring in Wisconsin means changing landscape and colors that the successful turkey hunter must keep in mind when taking aim at the first bird on the first hunt of the new year, says Tim Lawhern, D Full Story
Panthers win JV soccer opener

    PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth junior varsity girls soccer team opened its season March 30 with a 3-0 win over visiting West Bend East. Full Story
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    HOWARDS GROVE – Optimism is running high in the Howards Grove girls soccer camp this year, and with good reason. Full Story
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    PLYMOUTH – Fine team play on both ends of the court paid dividends for a young Plymouth girls basketball team that finished the 2009-10 season strong. Full Story
Dominant win for PHS

    GREEN BAY – Junior Angie Schleh’s hat trick and Christina Schicker’s three assists powered the Plymouth Panthers to a 9-0 pummeling of Green Bay West in nonconference girls socce Full Story
Obituaries
ALICE MAE GOESER

    Alice Mae Goeser (nee Carollo), age 87, has gone with the angels to her Heavenly home Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Full Story
Obituary notices 4-6

    Hope A. (Klemme) Bastian, 63, of Elm Grove, died Sunday, April 4, 2010. Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Services, Wauwatosa. Full Story
Obituary notices 4-7

    Garret J. Dulmes, 65, of Fox Point, died Sunday, April 4, 2010. Feerick Funeral Home, Shorewood. Full Story
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