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April 18, 2013

Out in a limb

A Plymouth Utilities crew was out in the sun Tuesday afternoon, trimming branches and cutting down trees along power lines on South Milwaukee Street. Full Story

District still unclear on state budget impact

PLYMOUTH - Dr. Full Story

They were framed

Matthew LaPean (with hat, right) and Chris Schaefer of Falls Glass Service took advantage of the brief window of clear spring weather earlier this week to work on installing new energyeffi cient wind Full Story

EL-G board approves teacher compensation system

ELKHART LAKE – Since Act 10 was enacted in 2011, school districts across the state have been working to develop new employee compensation models. Full Story

Home, new home
Kline family moves into new Habitat home built in Plymouth

PLYMOUTH — Connie Kline was recently handed the keys to her new home in Plymouth, a house she helped build with the support of the Thrivent Builds with Habit for Humanity Lakeside. Full Story

EL making offer on land for Vollrath Park access

ELKHART LAKE – The village is moving forward with creating access to the June Vollrath Park from the east. Full Story

News Digest

Dog training, garden art offered Full Story

On the Cover

A male Wild Turkey wanders through the Town of Rhine. Full Story

Drama based on 500-mile walk exploring consumption

Behind all the things we use and consume, there are tales to be told. Full Story

Pops band presents free spring concert

The Sheboygan POPS Band, under the direction of Mr. Neil Mahnke, will present its annual free spring concert at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April 21st at St. Full Story

Salem United Church of Christ rummage sale to be held April 20

If you are tired of winter and ready to get out and do some shopping, consider attending Salem United Church of Christ's fifth annual rummage sale. Full Story

LTC offers green energy career classes for women

Lakeshore Technical College will be offering the opportunity to explore non-traditional occupation opportunities through free exploration classes. Full Story

April showers bring...

RAPIDLY MELTING SNOW and steady rain sent the Sheboygan River into a rage last week in Sheboygan Falls. Full Story

Pine Haven announces plans for expansion in Falls
New nursing home, rehabilitation center in the works

With a keen eye toward future care needs, Pine Haven Christian Communities has unveiled plans to build a new nursing home and rehabilitation facility in Sheboygan Falls. Full Story

Meyer on the mend after surgery

After suffering complications stemming from injuries suffered in a serious automobile accident last week, Sheboygan Falls Mayor Randy Meyer has begun to make progress toward a full recovery. Full Story

Hospice development director to retire
After seven years at hospice, Cates gets ready to shift gears

As one of the driving forces behind the development of the Sharon S. Full Story

Falls man sentenced to four years in prison for burglary

Dennis Petrie of Sheboygan Falls was sentenced to four years in prison and four years of extended supervision on Wednesday, April 10, in Sheboygan County Circuit Court on four of the 42 criminal ch Full Story

SCHRC kicks off fundraising campaign

The Sheboygan County Historical Research Center is set to embark on its 2013 annual fundraising campaign with a goal of raising $40,000. Full Story

Retired Disney exec to speak at banquet

Retired Disney Parks and Resorts President Al Weiss will be the keynote speaker at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sheboygan County’s second annual Leadership Award Dinner on Tuesday, June 11 a Full Story

Building Permits

City of Sheboygan Falls March 2013 Full Story