News
Council clears up vicious dog code language

   PLYMOUTH – The city code has a new definition of dangerous and vicious dogs.  Full Story
2p1.jpg Cheese and growing in Elkhart Lake

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Downtown set to kick off the season
‘Shop Plymouth First’ contest starts Saturday

   In an effort to remind area residents the importance of supporting their local businesses, the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce is kicking off a “Shop Plymouth for the Holidays” advertising Full Story
Early Milwaukee to be shared

   Second Saturdays - Journeys into Local History, sponsored by the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, continues its 2015- 2016 season Saturday, Dec. Full Story
Happy Hearts program set

   Fountain Park United Methodist Church in Sheboygan, will host a Happy Hearts program Thursday, Dec. 10, at 11 a.m. in the church’s Fellowship Hall.  Full Story
Neighbors
Arts Center hopes to triple donations

   The John Michael Kohler Arts Center has joined #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and Full Story
Universities team up for free instrumental music concert

   The UW-Fond du Lac and Marian University Music Departments will host a free concert of instrumental music at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. Full Story
Wade House collecting winter wear

   Wade House historic site in Greenbush invites residents to drop off new or gently used coats, sweaters, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism's Full Story
Lecture to focus on retirement

   The University of Wisconsin Sheboygan invites community residents, faculty, staff and students to the final lecture in the Fall 2015 UW-Sheboygan Speakers' Series on Tuesday, December 1 at 7 p.m. Full Story
35p1.jpg Main Street Memories to delight in youth

   A host of free events geared to the younger generation will highlight the day when Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street presents its 28th annual Main Street Memories Holiday Open House and Parade Sa Full Story
Opinion
Rail line work finally done, ready to grow

   IT MAY HAVE TAKEN longer than it took to build the original line in the 19th Century, but the nine-year wait to reopen Full Story
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To bee or not to bee is gardeners’ question

   Want to become a better gardener? Then learn something about beekeeping. Become a matchmaker who ensures that flowering plants and honeybees enjoy a beneficial relationship.  Full Story
Sheboygan holiday light show set to music

   With the Christmas Season upon us, the City of Sheboygan and Sheboygan Squared invite all residents and visitors to Downtown Sheboygan. Full Story
14p1.jpg Gray jay ‘camp robbers’ stash food away by ‘scatter hoardby

   The thick carpet of pine needles felt springy and dry under the trees. Patches of sunlight kindled warm fragrances to tickle our noses. Full Story
Calendar
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   CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO: reviewclassifieds@gmail.com   Full Story
Police & Court
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
Police Report

   Officers with the Sheboygan Falls Police Department investigated a disorderly conduct and threats complaint in the 100 block of Guilford Street last week.  Full Story
Sports
25p1.jpg Raiders hold off Tigers in season opener

   PLYMOUTH – The 1-2 scoring punch from junior guards Alex Shutter and Cody Kuhn propelled the Plymouth Panthers past Sheboygan Falls, 73-59, in a boys basketball game Tuesday night at the PHS Full Story
26p1.jpg HG’s Mugan helps UW-Eau Claire win national title

   WINNECONNE – Ryan Mugan, a 2011 Howards Grove High School graduate, helped the UWEau Claire Blugolds win the men’s title in the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships, hosted by Full Story
27p1.jpg Tigers look to have another strong season

   HOWARDS GROVE – The Howards Grove Tigers have high expectations for the 2015-16 girls basketball campaign as they return four starters from last season’s Division 4 regional championshi Full Story
28p1.jpg Yancy powers Tigers to win in Big East debut

   NEENAH – Junior forward Sam Yancy erupted for 26 points to ignite the Howards Grove Tigers to a 60-51 win over host St. Mary Catholic in girls basketball action Tuesday night.  Full Story
29p1.jpg Panthers roll to victory in season debut

   PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth Panthers won seven of the 10 events as they cruised to an 87-29 win over Berlin in a boys swimming and diving meet Tuesday night at the PHS pool.  Full Story
Obituaries
19p1.jpg CYRILLA A. DANKS

   Cyrilla A. Danks, 97, of Sheboygan Falls, passed away on Tuesday, November 24, 2015, at Rainbow Hospice in Johnson Creek, WI.   Full Story
20p1.jpg LEONA M. LENSMIRE

   Leona M. Lensmire, 92, of Plymouth, passed away Wednesday afternoon (November 18, 2015) at the Atrium Care Center in Plymouth.   Full Story
Death Notices

   Clemens T. “Clem” Biecler, 87, of Belgium, formerly of Town of Holland died Monday, Nov. 23, 2015. Eernisse Funeral Home, Belgium.  Full Story
23p1.jpg EUGENE A. HUEPPCHEN

   Eugene A. Hueppchen of Grafton passed away peacefully on Sunday November 22, 2015 at Lasata Care Center in Cedarburg at the age of 86 years.   Full Story
53p1.jpg KATHLEEN R. BLACK

   Kathleen R. Black, 73, of Sheboygan Falls passed away on Sunday, November 15, 2015 at Sharon S Richardson Community Hospice.  Full Story
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