News
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Redevelopment Authority tours former utility garage on Reed Street, weighs options for building's future

   PLYMOUTH – The Redevelopment Authority is ready to take on the task of finding a new use – and user – for the former Plymouth Utilities garage on Reed Street.  Full Story
2p1.jpg Fire safety poster contest winner

    Horizon Elementary School fourth-grader Logan Manthey (second from left), son of Tim and Heather Manthey, was a winner in the Wisconsin State Firefighters Association 2011 Poster Contest. Full Story
Plan Commission approves downsized GTS facility

   PLYMOUTH – A down-sized GTS warehouse facility in the County PP/Willow Road industrial park won Plan Commission approval again Thursday.  Full Story
City to seek business input to reconcile sign ordinance, vinyl window lettering

   PLYMOUTH – The Redevelopment Authority is inching closing to resolving how to treat vinyl lettering on the outside of business windows under the city's sign ordinance.  Full Story
5p1.jpg Removing the moving burden
Caring Transitions aids seniors in downsizing moves

   Moving can be one of the most stressful events in a person's life, especially when it involves a senior citizen or someone in need of assistance in transitioning to a smaller home or residential fa Full Story
Opinion
Truly a well-deserved honor for Julie Glancey

   THERE COULD BE NO one more deserving of the honor “Friend in County Government” than County Clerk Julie Glan Full Story
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Dog vs. wolves hearing Dec. 20

   Dane County Circuit Court Judge Anderson has scheduled Dec. Full Story
11p1.jpg Ten of state's top firms based in our region
CAPITOL CONNECTION

   As a resident, taxpayer and legislator for Sheboygan and Manitowoc Counties, I am excited to report that our area is home to ten of our state’s top businesses. Full Story
12p1.jpg The people who want to control you really take elections seriously
INI HER OWN WORDS

   Are we a democracy or a republic? An interesting question. In a republic, offices are filled by election rather than by inheritance. In a democracy all the people rule together. Full Story
Sports
20p1.jpg Tigers earn share of CLC crown

   HOWARDS GROVE – The Howards Grove Tigers grabbed a share of the Central Lakeshore Conference boys soccer championship with a 4-0 win over visiting Sheboygan Christian/Lutheran Thursday aftern Full Story
Klecka, Kastelic lead Panthers in sectional meet

   APPLETON – Juniors Elle Klecka and Chloe Kastelic placed third at No. 2 doubles to lead the Plymouth Panthers in the Division 1 girls sectional tennis meet here Thursday.  Full Story
22p1.jpg Panthers dominate in EWC finale

   PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth Panthers closed out their regular season in convincing fashion with a 10-0 rout over Kiel in an Eastern Wisconsin Conference boys soccer match Thursday afternoon.  Full Story
Bolich leads PHS girls to third at Port Invite

   PORT WASHINGTON – Freshman Sophie Bolich finished sixth to lead the Plymouth Panthers to a third-place showing in the Port Washington Invitational girls cross country meet Thursday afternoon. Full Story
Panthers roll to triangular win at Chilton

   CHILTON – Junior Meghan Roelse won two events to lead the Plymouth Panthers to a dominant first-place finish in a girls swimming and diving triangular meet here Thursday night.  Full Story
Obituaries
15p1.jpg LEAH A. KELLER

   Leah A. Keller, age 26, of Glenbeulah, passed away as a result of a single-car accident in Fond du Lac County on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012.   Full Story
Court Report

   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
Death Notices

   Dorothy C. Bichler, 76, of Port Washington died Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012. Eernisse Funeral Home, Port Washington.  Full Story
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