News
Scholarship available to blood donors

    Students in the Sheboygan County area can donate blood and enter for a chance to win a $1,000 college scholarship July 14-15, at Memorial Mall in Sheboygan. Full Story
The Other Place to host Business ‘N Bagels

    The next Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street Business ’N Bagels event will take place Wednesday, Aug. 11, at The Other Place in Sheboygan Falls. Full Story
Council grants church zoning change
Decision clears way for Plankview Green purchase

    The Sheboygan Falls Common Council approved a zoning ordinance change to allow churches in C-2 commercial zoning districts, during a semimonthly meeting Tuesday, July 6, at the City Hall Municipal Full Story
Correction: Mill Pond

    A story in the July 1 edition of The Review incorrectly stated that the Plymouth City Council approved contributing up to $5,000 toward a study of dredging the Mill Pond. Full Story
News Digest

   City Band in concert Thursday in park The Plymouth Municipal Band will have the stage for the next in the Summer Concert series at Plymouth City Park. Full Story
Neighbors
Blood Drive donors can help win scholarships for students

    Stop at Memorial Mall to donate blood on behalf of an eligible student for a chance for the student to win a $1,000 scholarship. Full Story
Fourth annual boat safety day includes free events, activities for all

    Coast Guard Station Sheboygan and the Sheboygan Yacht Club are proud to announce their fourth annual Boating Safety Day event. Full Story
Sheboygan educators chart course for Great Lakes curricula

    Two Sheboygan-area teachers joined 13 others from around the Great Lakes region as part of an educational workshop cruising Lake Michigan aboard the U.S. Full Story
City, town of Falls to collect state transportation, highway aid

    Wisconsin Gov. Full Story
Local artist group says thanks by offering free art activities

    What could be more fun than sitting on the beach on a sunny Saturday afternoon? Full Story
Opinion
The Nifty Fifties

    In August of 1945, the gut-wrenching calamity known as World War II was over. Victory was ours. The Axis powers had been utterly defeated. Germany, Japan and much of Italy lay in ruins. Full Story
Wisconsin’s farmers offer “free groceries for one year”

    Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch has never met Wisconsin’s farmers. Full Story
Choose the most effective forms for your freedom of expression

    Freedom of speech is one of a number of critical guarantees set in our United States Constitution. Full Story
014p1.jpg Perspective Cartoon

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Get rocking for the Walldogs

    IN ANOTHER YEAR DOWNTOWN Plymouth will be going to the dogs — the Walldogs, that is. But to make it happen, lots of people in Plymouth have to get rocking. Full Story
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   CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO: reply@plymouth-review.com DEADLINES: REVIEW-NOON- MON B Full Story
Police & Court
Semi truck-trailer collides with pickup truck

    At 2:43 p.m. July 9, a pickup truck driven by Collin S. Charles, age 19, from Sheboygan, was westbound on County MM in Sheboygan County. A semi tractor-trailer unit, driven by Mark C. Full Story
Sports
003p1.jpg Raeder, Schicker on All-EWC first team

    Junior forward Marisa Raeder and sophomore midfielder Christina Schicker of Plymouth have been named to the All-Eastern Wisconsin Conference girls soccer first team for the 2010 season. Full Story
Falcons sweep past Raiders

    The Sheboygan Falls Falcons used solid pitching performances from Devin Christenson and Russell Preder to sweep the Kiel Raiders in Eastern Wisconsin Conference doubleheader baseball action Thursd Full Story
Falcons earn split in non-conference action

    BROOKFIELD – The Sheboygan Falls Falcons used some small ball to trip up Brookfield East 5-3 in a non-conference baseball matchup Saturday, July 10. Full Story
Lakeshore Baseball League Standings as of July 11

   Fifth Grade Sheboygan Falls 9-1 S Full Story
Falcons to drop divisions in basketball playoffs

    The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Board of Control unanimously approved a five-division proposal for the state girls and boys basketball tournament, during its year-end mee Full Story
Obituaries
Obituary Notices 7-8

    Jax Erling Arneson, infant son of Keith Erline Arneson Jr. and Lisa Anne Arneson of Sheboygan Falls, was stillborn on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Full Story
Obituary Notices 7-9

    Hildegarde (Zimmermann) Frederick, 101, of Sheboygan, died Thursday, July 8, 2010. Ballhorn Funeral Chapels, Sheboygan. Full Story
Obituary notices 7-12

   REVIEW: Gary R. Gaffney, 66, of W4843 N. Musser Lane, Phillips, died Thursday, July 8, 2010. Hemer Funeral Home, Medford. Full Story
046p1.jpg JOANN ROSE SCHULTZ

    JoAnn Rose Schultz, age 71, of 428 Beth Circle, Plymouth, Wis., passed away unexpectedly at her home in Plymouth the afternoon of July 5, 2010. Full Story
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