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May 18, 2018

News

School district borrows for upgrades

PLYMOUTH - The School Board took its first official act to follow passage of the recent district facilities upgrade referendum Tuesday when it passed a resolution authorizing issuance and sale of a Full Story

Street (work) scenes

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Stayer Park dedication Saturday

The Plymouth Lions Club and the city of Plymouth will be cutting the ribbon in the dedication for the newly built Stayer Park Saturday, May 19 at 1 p.m. Full Story

Mitchell makes road plans

MITCHELL - Town Board members voted to tell the state they were willing to accept some $118,000 in state grant money toward a project to repair Division Road. Full Story

Blood drive Monday

The spring Plymouth Area Blood Drive will be held Monday, May 21, at Redeemer Lutheran on Eastern Avenue. This will be the third of six held throughout the year. The hours will be from 11:30 a.m. Full Story

Neighbors

River clean-up conservation settlements reach $4 million

In 1986, the lower 14-mile section of the Sheboygan River was declared a hazardous waste site by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Full Story

HG Memorial Park projects approved

HOWARDS GROVE.The Village Board approved two recommendations for Memorial Park projects at its May meeting. Full Story

Resorter seniors rack up scholarships

Class of 2018 Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah High School scholarships recipients were honored recently. Those recognized were: Full Story

May is Older Americans Month
GOOD TO KNOW

Across the country, older Americans – a rapidly growing population – are taking part in activities that promote wellness and social connection. Full Story

Senior Dining Sites

If you or your spouse is age 60 or better, you’re welcome to attend Senior Dining at any of the locations listed below. A short entertainment or informal program precedes the noon meal. Full Story

Opinion

Shared police working well for EL, HG

WHEN NEIGHBORS SHARE SOMETHING, it can sometimes prove to be a challenge. Full Story

Dairy industry needs year-round immigrant visa category

Milk is one of the most common and essential items on any American consumer’s grocery list. Full Story

Bill would pause newsprint tariff while full impact studied

In an effort to protect printers and publishers from unwarranted tariffs, Senators Susan Collins (R-ME) and Angus King (I-ME) have introduced S. Full Story

Police & Court

Court Report

Speeding on Freeway Ramirez, Rosa M., 7/1988, Milwaukee, $276.10. Full Story

Police Report

Officers with the Sheboygan Falls Police Department executed a search warrant in the 100 block of Poplar Street last week. Full Story

Sports

Panthers defeat Falcons for 11th shutout

PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth Panthers chalked up an impressive 11th shutout of the season as they handed Sheboygan Falls a 4-0 loss in girls soccer action here Monday afternoon. Full Story

Shaver leads Falcons past Resorters

SHEBOYGAN FALLS – Makayla Shaver scored two goals to lead the Sheboygan Falls Falcons to a 6-0 rout over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah in a girls soccer match here May 10. Full Story

Baldwin leads Tigers to BEC victory

GREENLEAF – The Howards Grove Tigers edged Sheboygan Lutheran, 169-172, to win Monday’s Big East Conference boys golf full mini-meet at the Wander Springs Golf Course. Full Story

Panthers’ Guell triple-winner in ECC Meet

BERLIN – Senior Mason Guell won three events to lead the Plymouth Panthers’ boys team to a third-place finish in the East Central Conference Track Meet here Tuesday. Full Story

Szklarska’s goal lifts Tigers over Warriors

FREDONIA – Senior Klara Szklarska’s goal nine minutes into the second half gave the Howards Grove Tigers a 2-1 win over host Ozaukee in a Big East Conference girls soccer match May 10. Full Story

Obituaries

Nancy Katherine VanDeLoo

Nancy Katherine VanDeLoo, age 71, of Plymouth, passed away at home on Monday morning, May 14, 2018. Full Story

RONALD L. JAKUM

Ronald L. “Ron” Jakum, age 81, of Plymouth, passed away Monday (May 14, 2018) at the Waterford at Plymouth where he was a resident for the past year. Full Story

Death Notices

Sally E. Gering, 77 of Sheboygan died Sunday May 13, 2018. Reinbold-Novak Funeral Home. Full Story

REUBEN PAUL MILLER

Reuben Paul Miller, racing pioneer and beloved father, grandfather, uncle and friend, died serenely and swiftly on March 16, 2018, after battling cancer. Full Story

CAROL E. CHRIST

Carol E. Christ, formerly of Cascade, Age 85 passed away Tuesday morning, January 9 2018 at St. Michaels Ascension hospital in Stevens Point. Full Story