Plymouth, WI News

• Plymouth, WI News
• Free fishing weekend
• An Egg-cellent Source of Protein
• Finding treasure at garage sales, joy at birthdays and satisfaction in recipes
• SILVIA4DOGS
• CALENDAR
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• PHS doubles team falls in sectional opener
• Panthers win season opener
• Panthers dominate in regional debut
• Tigers clinch share of CLC title with shutout of Elkhart Lake
• Fishing bluegill paradise
• Panthers’ season nets many positives
• Knepfel hurdles on to sectionals
• Ebbott leads Panthers to revenge win over Cougars
• Plymouth, Elkhart Lake earn regional golf titles
• Tigers fail to earn sectional berth
• PHS sends 11 events to state
• PHS names its heads of the Class of 2012
• Not your typical airline food
• Plymouth teachers spend spring break in Germany
• Court Report
• Student News
• Death Notices
• Log Cabin Restaurant celebrates 45 years
• No chickens
• Sportswomen club honored
• Spancrete adds jobs in 9th District
• Remembering is the key to a true Memorial Day
• School staff decline continues
• Political Cartoon
• Summertime, and the livin’ is busy - and fun
• On the Cover
• Addie the Cow shares dairy message year-round, everywhere
• News Digest
• Who will wear the crown?
• Pine Haven Men’s Chorus slated brat fry in Falls
• Ter Maats celebrate 50th
• Falls Senior Dining
• B&G Club to honor Stayer-Maloney
• Talon staff picks up hardware
• Frohling to lead boy hoops team
• Learning the farming ropes
• Obituaries
• ELROY W. BIEDERWOLF
• Falls volunteers feted for Big Brothers service
• County Historical Research Center to close for holiday
• In Service
• Getting a blast out of learning
• SFHS seniors earn awards, scholarships
• Student News
• Third quarter honorees
• Falls drops two contests to close regular season
• Sports Calendar
• Youth hoops camp on tap
• Girls track squad takes second at EWC Meet
• Falcons seek successful season
• Local hoops team takes title
• Falcons girls basketball camp on tap at SFHS June 8-9
• Falcons cap regular season victorious
• Lady Falcons stay perfect
• Falls golfers claim EWC crown
• Police Report
• County Heart Walk looks for teams
• Click It or Ticket safety belt enforcement mobilized
• Memorial Day festivities planned in Falls
• Arenz completes Eagle Scout project
• Pit Stop thanks
• Addie the Cow gears up for busy June Dairy Month
• School Board prepares to fill open seat
• OccuPaws appreciation
• City Council approves fifire truck purchase
• Board narrows middle school options
• Calendar
• Senior Dining Sites
• Serving wounded warriors and survivors of fallen heros
• Spring Concert in the hills
• PHS Wind Ensemble performs May 14
• EL-G Class of 2012 students receive scholarships
• HGHS seniors recognized for achievements
• PHS students published in conference magazine
• PAC to exhibit PHS Photo Club
• Herb Kohl Foundation recipients announced
• National Guard Tech and Engineering Day at PHS
• Captain Aiden and the Party Pontoon Boat Pirates
• Marriage Licenses
• Krahns celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• Seminar addresses how to avoid marrying a jerk(ette)
• Two budget-friendly honeymoons
• Sports Digest
• Romps twirls no-hitter, Panthers cruise to win
• Tigers go 1-2 in County Invite
• Softball Standings
• Knepfel earns sectional berths
• Oostburg zooms past EL-G
• Tigers fail to advance any to sectionals
• Tigers struggle in regional; Falls takes first place
• Tigers advance eight to sectional competition
• HG’s Schmidt wins Dirt Track sprint
• Thiensville-Mequon rallies past Flames to even Plymouth’s LOL record at 1-1
• Panthers play well in County Invitational
• Panthers’ Jasso, Blend advance in doubles
• Panthers blast Two Rivers in EWC match
• PHS girls second in regional, advance 11 events
• School board creates education foundation
• Death Notices
• Plan Commission denies zoning change
• MARGENE M. HANSEN
• WALTER THOMAS PHIPPS
• WALTER ERWIN ALFRED PETERS
• RONALD R. VOIGT
• Shallhorn new managing director of SSO
• High school art competition honors student artists
• Teacher base pay rule is incidental to real issue
• Honor Flight
• Chickens
• Service road
• Political Cartoon
• Take time this holiday weekend to pay respect
• On the Cover
• Living history
• News Digest
• EL board approves detour for farmer’s market
• District OKs summer maintenance work
• Woman’s Club honors Wieck
• Grape jelly brings back fond memories of visits from long ago
• CALENDAR ITEMS
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Resorters beat Random Lake in CLC soccer
• Panthers dominate Kewaskum for EWC victory
• Big second half keys Panthers’ win
• Doubles sweep lifts Falcons over Tigers
• Open-water bow hunter
• Coach pleased overall with Panthers’ season
• Tigers eke out win, seize CLC lead
• PHS wins EWC finale to take second
• Sadiq leads Resorters to triangular win
• Falls ends Plymouth’s eight-year title reign
• EL shares CLC Tournament crown
• Tigers finish 12-0 in CLC
• Court Report
• Death Notices
• BRENDA “STEWY” EPPING
• State 32/I-43 bridge completed
• Education group honors members
• Never-ending John Doe
• Sheboygan County Museum is well worth our support
• Political Cartoon
• Choices
• Balance needed
• Still no good reason to say no to chickens
• On the Cover
• State tourism head praises county
• News Digest
• Saluting our troops
• A day to pause and remember
• SCHRC sets field trip to Wisconsin Historical Society
• SFMS students go limo riding
• SFHS choir concert scheduled
• Remembering Sophie
• Spring into Falls rafflfle winners announced
• Local piano recital slated May 20
• Falls Senior Dining
• RUBY A. ABRAHAM
• Hickory Lawn to host Breakfast on the Farm
• SFHS yearbook staff claims state awards
• Five valedictorians to lead Sheboygan Falls High School Class of 2012
• SFHS culinary students shine
• School district sets summer hours
• SFMS to host spring choral concert
• Making dreams come true
• Golf Scores
• Youth wrestlers earn solid showings at state
• Girls squad shoots to second
• Sports Calendar
• Boys tennis squad drops two EWC contests
• United football registration set
• Falcons keep eye on EWC crown
• Falls girls capture meet title
• Lady Falcons solidify lead
• Falls nips New Holstein at Brillion Invite
• State Tourism Secretary praises Sheboygan County
• Police Report
• A safe donation
• School Board seeks facilities input
• Falls voters favor Barrett, Walker in recall primary
• Healthy Paws brings cutting-edge care
• Calendar
• Senior Dining Sites
• Berry Branch balloon visits Hoosier State
• Students create original books
• Forensics team brings home gold
• HG teacher receives science grant
• PHS Talent Show draws variety of acts
• PHS journalism students receive 10 NEWSPA awards
• One four-year-old’s literary tour-de-force
• Riverview Middle School honor roll
• EL-G spring concert May 23
• Young-Hoogstra
• Sliwinskis celebrates 50th wedding anniversary
• Ter Maats celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Howards Grove places fifth at Kiel Invitational
• Panthers swing hot bats, win key game
• Falls edges PHS to win EWC mini-meet
• Holdridge’s hit gives PHS win in nine
• Tigers fourth in CLC quadrangular
• Two goals from Hackbarth key Tigers’ win
• Glenbeulah’s Melis wins PDT opener
• Sports Digest
• Panthers edge TR, stay perfect
• Resorters fall to Lutheran/Kohler
• Flames rout Riverdogs in opener
• Tigers repeat as CLC champions
• PHS plays hard but goes winless in North Invite
• Fischer, Marver lead Tigers in CLC conference meet
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Panthers retain EWC track crowns
• In Service
• Village scrambles to replace mower
• WILLIAM S. VANBEVEREN
• ELROY W. BIEDERWOLF
• DEAN L. RISSE
• ARLINE H. LAMMERS
• Museum construction begins
• Foster parents honored
• Webcams let armchair travelers visit wild national parks
• Leadership
• Broader understanding of available jobs needed
• Turnout doubt? Never mind, voters say
• On the Cover
• Political Cartoon
• Exchange opened PHS eyes
• News Digest
• Generations dog
• Redevelopment authority proposed for city
• City taking another shot at chickens
• Basket drawing winner
• B-2 flyover set for Sunday
• May Is Clean Air Month
• Made in Sheboygan
• MEALS with MARGE
• Free yourself from winter clutter
• Five easy lawn and garden tips for summer
• SILVIA4DOGS
• Tips for refreshing your home with paint color
• Maintenance tips for new home owners
• Make your home cheery with a fresh coat of paint
• Help children learn by growing a windowsill garden
• Save time and energy with tips for smart home improvements
• Connect on your patio or porch, enjoy the new view
• Find the right contractor for your spring improvements
• What every homeowner should know about ceiling fans
• Low-labor, high-impact decor updates
• Protect large investments with small home fixes
• Calendar
• Tigers edge EL-G, go to 6-0 in CLC golf
• Siech takes first to lead Panthers to EWC win
• Kohler edges HG in showdown
• Hustle, effort fuel EL’s winning season
• Tigers blanked in EWC dual play
• Panthers split twinbill with Kewaskum to stay in EWC title race
• Brook trout fishing on the Hay River
• Steines powers Howards Grove to rout of Cedar Grove
• Rodriguez sparks Resorters to first win of season
• Rockets move past Tigers into CLC lead
• Panthers breeze to victory
• DeRuyter fires three-hitter
• Falls blanks PHS in key EWC match
• Court Report
• Third Saturdays features country schools May 19
• Death Notices
• JAMES J. BISKOBING
• Danger of texting while driving stressed
• Wisconsin: a state divided
• Ten recall questions and answers
• Leaner County Board distributes workload
• Political Cartoon
• Silver linings getting larger for EL tourism
• Cascade farm set to host annual Dairy Month event
• News Digest
• A tree - 55 in all - grows in HG
• On the Cover
• Water Street work contracts awarded
• Calendar
• Senior Dining Sites
• HGHS students of the month named
• Muffins for everyone
• Plymouth High School honor roll
• EL-G High School Junior Prom
• Plymouth FFA team wins state contest
• Plymouth High School honors its top scholars
• I don’t remember asking for a personalized alarm clock
• Mentink 5 Generations
• Backhaus 4 Generations
• Area Births
• Panthers breeze to third straight win
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Flames’ hot bats key victory
• Tigers sixth at Badger Creek
• Tiger coach happy with team’s improvement
• Ebbott sparks Panthers past WBE
• Panthers roll past Tigers in EWC play
• Cecka, Rathsack lead PHS girls to victory
• Panthers fall twice to tough opponents in Poynette Jamboree
• Tigers stay atop CLC race with win
• Strong start sparks PHS in rout
• Tigers sweep Elkhart Lake
• Meeting Minutes
• Jolly Pranksters to present comedy show
• UW-Extension
• Schnelle named poppy princess
• Sue Darrow’s Ultimate Company brings ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to the Weill Center
• SSO and Chorus ‘Give my Regards to Broadway’ May 12
• Death Notices
• RUBY A. ABRAHAM
• ROBERT J. ANDREWS
• MARVIN E. JOHANNING
• MARGARET M. “MARGE” BLANKE
• ‘Rent’ opens May 11 at Leslie W. Johnson Theatre
• PAC Singers present ‘Spring Favorites
• Supersize contributions still flowing in recall
• State needs voter photo ID law
• John Doe
• Supervisors gear up for committee roles
• Generous
• Sophie
• Mosel Station
• Political Cartoon
• Honor young warrior by standing up for his comrades
• News Digest
• On the Cover
• Habitat home groundbreaking
• Street closing to be part of stay-put farmer’s market
• Fun with science
• Walker-Barrett redux for recall
• Calendar
• Meals With Marge
• Calendar
• Meals With Marge
• Discover signs of spring with children
• ‘Bold and beautiful’ define this season’s outdoor decor trends
• Replace or repair? That’s the home improvement question
• Discover signs of spring with children
• ‘Bold and beautiful’ define this season’s outdoor decor trends
• Replace or repair? That’s the home improvement question
• Affordable weekend spruce-up projects
• Top deck trends for summer 2012
• Affordable weekend spruce-up projects
• Top deck trends for summer 2012
• Resorters seek improvement over 2011
• Falls wins Wiese golf crown; PHS, EL-G second
• Prep your deck and backyard for summer fun
• Panthers cruise past Falls
• Resorters seek improvement over 2011
• Trial-and-error salmon run
• Falls wins Wiese golf crown; PHS, EL-G second
• Panthers cruise past Falls
• Trial-and-error salmon run
• Prep your deck and backyard for summer fun
• Summer athletic camps offered at PHS
• Panthers dominate EWC triangulars
• Flames drop opener at St. Peter
• Summer athletic camps offered at PHS
• Late surge sparks Tigers to win
• Panthers dominate EWC triangulars
• Flames drop opener at St. Peter
• Late surge sparks Tigers to win
• Tiger girls win CLC quadrangular at home
• Klecka leads PHS to league win
• PHS teams repeat as Vanderpan champs
• Tiger girls win CLC quadrangular at home
• Klecka leads PHS to league win
• PHS teams repeat as Vanderpan champs
• Commander addresses post
• Court Report
• Commander addresses post
• Court Report
• SCCA recognizes outstanding sportsman
• Spiritual renewal offered caregivers in retreat
• SCCA recognizes outstanding sportsman
• Spiritual renewal offered caregivers in retreat
• Tea Party planned May 12 at Lakeview Community Library
• Kettle Squares graduates
• Meeting Minutes
• Tea Party planned May 12 at Lakeview Community Library
• Kettle Squares graduates
• Meeting Minutes
• Cedar Grove- Belgium baseball receives donation
• Cal Drossel honored with Alzheimer’s Courage Award
• Cedar Grove- Belgium baseball receives donation
• Cal Drossel honored with Alzheimer’s Courage Award
• Students receive honors at UW-S Honors Convocation
• Death Notices
• EVA L. SUCKOW
• Students receive honors at UW-S Honors Convocation
• Death Notices
• EVA L. SUCKOW
• KURT G. SANDER
• KURT G. SANDER
• Kohler American Club renovation completed
• Kohler American Club renovation completed
• Teams sought for Heart Walk
• 160-year-old convent to close
• RA bike tour to benefit cancer funds
• Teams sought for Heart Walk
• Sixteen months into job but news remains bad
• 160-year-old convent to close
• Political Cartoon
• RA bike tour to benefit cancer funds
• Sixteen months into job but news remains bad
• Political Cartoon
• Relax drivers, we’re safe from multiple J-turns
• On the Cover
• Relax drivers, we’re safe from multiple J-turns
• On the Cover
• Town begins exploring raise for clerk/treasurer
• News Digest
• Boyer new county airport manager
• Town begins exploring raise for clerk/treasurer
• Plan Commission approves QQO field fence signs
• News Digest
• Making their landmark
• Boyer new county airport manager
• Plan Commission approves QQO field fence signs
• Making their landmark
• Additional tower antennas stayed
• Additional tower antennas stayed
• Calendar
• Senior Dining Sites
• CMS to begin disenrolling for failure to pay
• DAR awards local students
• Plymouth excels at music festivals
• SJL third quarter honor roll
• PHS Girl of the Month for March
• EL-G summer school program
• Leah the Lightning Bug
• PHS to host public car show
• Spring concerts coming up
• Amph-Rats to present movie-inspired murder mystery
• SJB students achieve honor roll status
• Is that my desk or the local pharmacy?
• Marriage Licenses
• Peschke-Schmitz
• Registry trends reflect old and new
• Niemann leads Tigers past Lutheran
• Panthers bounce Chilton
• Rathsack shines at Neenah
• Gross leads Resorters in Funk Invite
• Tiger girls second, boys third in CLC quad
• Tigers stay perfect in CLC
• Kiel’s late rally stuns Tigers
• PHS outlasts TR, gains split
• Resorters shoot best score, breeze to victory
• Panthers suffer disappointing defeat
• Panthers battle to 1-1 draw
• Chilton sweeps tigers
• Tigers’ fast start fuels impressive win
• Lakeshore Corale to perform ‘Echoes’ Saturday
• Alumnus enjoys international finance competition
• Reduce, reuse, create
• Death Notices
• JAMES “JIM” VANDELOO
• Breaking Bread hosts Exploring Art with Alzheimer’s
• Bringing jobs, hope to Milwaukee
• Political Cartoon
• Robo-calls can’t match people
• Never too old
• The truth about postal reform
• RCS
• Parade rules
• Mill Pond, path both getting needed support
• News Digest
• On the Cover
• Howards Grove narrowing in on new DPW director
• A clean sweep
• Alert system aims to reduce crime statewide
• Rail work set to start
• Calendar of Events
• The Merry Month of May has begun
• SILVIA4DOGS
• Familiar spring shopping event gets new life
• Panthers roll past Two Rivers
• Panthers breeze to fourth straight win
• Tigers perform well in own Invitational meet
• First-half outburst keys rout
• Sports Digest
• Untitled
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• TRACK AND FIELD
• Panthers sweep EWC triangular meets
• Pfeifer leads Resorters to win
• Pritzl leads EL to Invite crown
• Tigers’ attack sizzles to win over L/K
• Panther streak to three
• SCCA has 76-year history of benefiting county
• Death Notices
• ALFRED J. “AL” DIEDRICH JR.
• Doubles sweep gives PHS win
• Co-op to host community party
• Court Report
• Tea Party planned at Lakeview Library
• Museum features history of local food industry
• Second Saturdays reminisces penny loafers
• MOPS dinner slated for May 8
• TANYA M. “TONI” HOFFMANN
• Baseball field renovation backed
• Sheboygan’s first failed effort to build airport
• Gasper
• Right On
• And the candidates are:
• Light as we will get to know it
• Cartoon
• Editorial cartoons part of diverse spectrum of opinions
•  Correction 
• On the Cover
• Standing for Walker
• Keckonen receives Maywood President’s Award
• Recall primary Tuesday
• Tree-mendous
• News Digest
• DOT pulls plug on State 23 J-turns in Plymouth
• Calendar
• Limb Loss Awareness Month
• Dining Sites
• Keep cool when filing a complaint
• Rocky Knoll receives Well-Tuned music grant
• Student wins Patriot’s Pen prize
• McMullen winner of AWSC scholarship
• PHS student wins trip to Germany
• The family that runs bases together, stays — or stands — together
• Area Births
• Sports Digest
• Tigers notch first net win
• Ringenbach leads EL girls at Reedsville Invite
• Panthers earn third EWC shutout
• Falls sweeps EWC meets
• Conrad’s hat trick propels Tigers to win
• Plymouth netters 1-2 in quad
• Panthers net close win
• Rentmeester leads EL-G to CLC golf win
• Tigers tie for first in New Holstein Invite
• Krzyzaniak propels Panthers to victory
• Panther bats heat up in EWC rout
• Parkview holds Lumberjack Day
• UW-Extension
• Electronic recycling event April 28
• New County Board committees take shape
• Riverview students ham it up with puppets
• Farm Bureau announces scholarship recipients
• Key job/economic development bills signed into law
• Death Notices
• MARILYN P. HUENINK
• PHS student artwork at EWC exhibit
• JMKAC presents Senior Honor Recital May 6
• Getting a good start
• Recycling
• Angel Hugs
• Baumgart
• Caution needed
• Raw Deal
• Referendum
• More to story
• CAPITOL NEWSLETTER
• Unity Fest
• Political Cartoon
• Pike stocking a great move for the marsh
• Calendar of Events
• Kohler sweeps Tigers in EWC tennis dual opener
• Sports Digest
• Tigers third at South Invite
• Tigers stay unbeaten with dominant win
• Kohler sweeps CLC quads, Resorter teams fourth
• Resorters banking on experience, seniors on diamond
• Panthers hammer Kewaskum behind Ebbott’s hat trick
• Late rally lifts Tigers
• Third Saturday celebrates local history at expo
• “Hot Times” donation
• Death Notices
• Court Report
• DELORES L. DOEBERTWANGERIN
• MARIAN F. LEHMANN
• SHIRLEY A. KRAEMER
• LEWIS ERVIN WENDLANDT
• ROBERT BRUCE “BOB” DYBLE
• RODNEY H. KOHLS
• DENA C. CLAUSSEN DE BLAEY
• Laack’s Hall at 100: Thanks for the memories
• Recall primary: What you need to know
• Fundraising appeals sound similar themes
• Hold that line
• A mother’s journey to recovery
• Cartoon
• Lade set example for other representatives to follow
• The past echoing in its stone walls
• Pillows from the heart
• Learning from the FBI
• Restocking the marsh
• News Digest
• HG park building debated, moved forward
• Tigers cruise past Rockets, go to 3-0 in CLC
• Pritzl’s 39 leads EL in CLC debut
• Falls wins EWC meet, PHS third
• Calendar of Events
• Board agrees to keep joint dispatch talks going
• Laack's Hall at 100 – `Thanks for the memories'
• SFHS deputy chief relates FBI training experience
• UW-Extension 4-H events April 23-30
• Unified in hope
• Overstock tree sale slated in Falls
• Falls girls take second, boys fourth at Plymouth Quad
• Toro donates to Generations
• Spring into Falls to pump new life into familiar event
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Spielman steps down as SFHS boys hoops coach
• PHS teams second in EWC Relays
• Romps' shutout gives PHS split at Waupun
• Panthers fall to reigning EWC champs
• Falls wins EWC golf opener, PHS second
• Panthers roll to victory in EWC debut
• Drop three to start season
• SJB Middle School dance collects food
• Tiger boys dominate five-team meet
• Tigers stay unbeaten
• Tiger coach excited about season
• Tigers have strong effort at invite
• Middle School FBLA Chapter takes sixth at state
• SFMS Eighth-Grade Band set for Band Festival
• Resorters win opener over Rams
• TEAM Talks approach for SFES fourth-graders
• Resorters have rough start
• Falls' Rusch earns snowmobile association scholarship
• Riverview students ham it up with puppets
• Senior Dining Sites – April 23-27
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: `Union bosses’
• Falls Police Report
• Acts sought for PHS Talent Show
• HG Phase II of referendum under budget
• On the cover – Wandering through – and along Silver Creek
• Obituary Notices 4-18
• Obituary Notices 4-17
• Obituary Notices 4-16
• Falls man arrested for multiple burglaries
• New PHS garden to help students, community
• Adell works to resolve property questions
• Marriage licenses – April 20-May 6, 2012
• Growing EL farmer's market may seek new home
• Spring into Falls to feature Marvelous Mother's Day Makeover
• Parkview holds Lumberjack Day
• Local History Expo slated
• Let’s get ready to rummage
• Vandersteen
• Lacey resigns from Falls School Board
• Kettle Karvers to hold woodcarving show at Municipal Building
• Generations Big Band to host noted jazz artists at SFHS
• Inside Technology
• In Service – Zachary Stiefvater
• In Service – Alexander Mueller
• In Service – Alexander Koeser
• In Service – Nicholas Dittbrender
• In Service – Derrick Boldt
• Falls' Bachmann goes low in two meets
• Falcons open girls soccer season strong
• Hospice community event to focus on life's losses
• Finks celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Falls Senior Dining – April 23-27
• Father’s Daze
• Let RLF do one last good thing in Plymouth
• El-Glen Middle School third quarter honor roll
• Citizen volunteers document an early spring – butterflies, plants and frogs all `early birds’
• Cutting the ribbon at new Curves
• HEALTHY COMMUNITIES/HEALTHY FAMILIES SERIES – Article 3: Young life back on track
• Panthers repeat asCounty Invite champs
• CARL J. “JACK” CORBETT
• Rigsby will share his story May 19-20 at Praise Fellowship
• Chamber-Main Street slates golf outing June 6
• Cash Mob for MOW
• Perspective Cartoon
• Plymouth board adapts school handbook language addressing soft skills/harassment
• Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street
• Falcons notch two dual meet triumphs
• County seeking individuals for Board of Adjustments vacancies
• YOUR COUNTY: Arbor Day wingding at Bookworm Gardens
• Falls native raises awareness for autism
• JMKAC Family Festival celebrates American Indian culture April 28
• EL-G presents ‘Alice in Wonderland’
• Living history
• Calendar of Events
• Play ball!
• The county historical museum commemorates the 20th century this Saturday
• Panthers down Kiel, stay perfect
• Panthers pound Falls in EWC opener
• Ebbott powers PHS to rout in EWC debut
• Panthers earn second at season-opening invite
• Silvia4Dogs
• PHS golfers debut in tough North Invite
• Tigers' bats quiet in loss to Lomira
• Late outburst keys Tigers’ CLC win
• Tigers win CLC golf opener
• Experience a big plus for Resorters
• Elkhart's Pritzl fifth at Falls Invite
• FRANK RAYMOND SCHMIDLER
• On the cover - Town Rhine recycling center. Inside memorial and hall
• Obituary Notices 4-13
• Revolving fund money
• Board agrees to keep joint dispatch talks going
• Random Lake considers how to mark Fifth/Allen intersection
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Improve your financial literacy during Money Smart Week
• LORRAINE A. LOOMIS
• Fifty tasty years
• Kettle Karvers bring wood to life April 21
• RIGHT ON: The 10th Amendment and local control
• Reduced County Board loses great public servants
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• SALLY L. BUFFINGTON
• Birds of Many feathers
• PHS baseball fund-raising pizza dinner Sunday
• The Perfect Grilled Cheese Sandwich
• Two full days in a turkey blind!
• Calendar of Events
• An old project gets new life
• Fairest of the Fair registration deadline nears
• New shop showcases unique antiques
• City, town of Falls receive transportation aid
• Those with disabilities invited to Transition Fair
• Plymouth summer school registration coming
• State income tax has unintended consequences
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• PHS girls win EWC quad, boys second
• Hartford rolls past Panthers
• Bright outlook for PHS netters
• Falls softball squad hopes to build depth
• SMS students spread hope
• St. Mary School to host open house
• Sixth-grade baseball team sets tryouts
• Simonson-Goodman
• Lunde's clutch hit gives Tigers first win
• Tigers pound goal but only gain tie
• SFHS students earn honor-roll accolades
• Seventh-grade team earns title
• Tigers fall in dual play
• Knepfel paces Resorters in boys meet
• April 14 `Second Saturdays’ is cancelled
• Van de Pas is February girl of the month at PHS
• HGHS March students of the month
• County Farm Bureau announces scholarship recipients
• McMullen wins AWSC scholarship
• Senior Dining Sites – April 16-20
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Big GOP victory
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth FFA doing well at Career Development Events
• Pine Haven distributes employee service awards
• On the cover – Township of Sheboygan
• Board agrees to keep joint dispatch talks going
• Obituary Notices 4-11
• Obituary Notices 4-10
• Marriage licenses – April 16-21, 2012
• Sample careers at LTC April 18
• Lions aid Y
• MARTHA VERONICA ADELINE KOEPKE
• Jolly Pranksters to present comedy show, compete in Milwaukee
• In Service – Xee Lee
• Horizon Talent Show open to public
• Zitzer, Roethel welcome new clients to Hair Graphics
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Reilly sets personal record at state indoor meet
• Falcons aim for three peat
• Girls soccer team to honor veterans
• Falls Senior Dining – April 16-20
• Father’s Daze -
• Falls third-graders take first
• Eresh earns dean's list honors
• EL-Glen H.S. announces third-quarter honor roll
• Geise, Riddell earn spots on Falls School Board
• Council made best choice on fiber optic contract
• News Digest 12apr12
• ANTHONY J. DEPETRO
• HEALTHY COMMUNITIES/HEALTHY FAMILIES SERIES – Article 2: Aging at home
• Council establishes compost site hours
• Local advocacy group announces director and headquarters
• Local Catholic churches slate food drive
• Cascade considers golf-cart ordinance
• City of Sheboygan Falls March 2012
• Building permits City of Sheboygan Falls March 2012
• YOUR COUNTY: Reasons for recall of elective officers
• HG youth baseball clinics scheduled
• Art by Plymouth students on display
• Tigers' Lindstrom repeats on D-4 all-state first team
• A Hoppin’ Good Time
• 4-H members explore creativity
• SFHS wrestlers claim season awards
• Calendar of Events
• Sunrise and shine
• Panthers strong overall in victory
• Strong start sparks Redwings past PHS
• Panthers striving to keep strong tradition going
• Ex-PHS star earns Lakeland softball honors
• Tigers look to continue winning ways
• Tigers' Jahnke medalist in golf opener
• Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra announces season auditions
• Obituary Notices 4-6
• Obituary Notices 4-9
• Revised GTS plan approved by commission
• Fiber optic network project fast-tracked
• City bond sale nets more savings
• Plymouth man pleads guilty to federal charges
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Schools of Thought
• Remembering, honoring POWs
• 2nd annual Old Plank Road Trail clean-up April 20
• HG village considers adding bike lanes
• Community Conversations:
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Training local workers to grow our local economy
• JAMES MAX KLATT
• EL-G voters passed this school referendum test
• Egg-sighting fun
• News Digest 10apr12
• Carthage College Dean's List
• Evening & Morning monthly grief support groups to meet at hospice
• Sheboygan County Government Works Week
• Perspective Cartoon
• BOAT SAFETY CLASSES OFFERED
• Healthy Communities/Healthy Families Series – Article 1
• BETTY ALTWIES
• Circuit Court Report
• Mark Walters -
• Calendar of Events
• NORBERT E. HINTZ JR.
• Lima Lite 4-H'ers collect and donate plush animals
• Youth vs. Experience
• YMCA to hold girls middle school volleyball league
• Word of Grace to stage free Easter Egg Hunt
• SFHS students learn dangers of meningitis
• MONEY & POLITICS: Hunters on both sides of controversial bills
• Youth volleyball camps to be offered at SFHS
• UW Bachelor’s Degree and Distance Education Fair set for April 11 at UW-S
• Unity Musical Festival approaches
• Liebelt, Reilly pace Falcons at Oshkosh Invite
• Town Board discusses closing Dassow Park
• Third Saturday to feature 20th century changes
• Plymouth students named to Carroll U. dean’s list
• St. John the Baptist Classic Choir releases “Celebrate in Song”
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers have high hopes this season
• Panthers blank Tigers in debut
• PHS coach upbeat about young squad
• Panthers notch first victory
• SMS slates Gifts from the Heart fundraiser
• Oneson sparks Tiger boys to quad win
• Tigers rally to win debut
• SFHS culinary team fares well at state contest
• SFHS Class of 1951 to hold luncheon
• SCHRC to feature graveyards at Second Saturdays
• Season of Mercy
• SCHRC to explore Dutch genealogy
• Addy to be awarded cheese industry scholarship
• Double feature filmmakers
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Major decisions
• Falls Police Report
• Panthers win JV soccer match, 4-0
• On the cover - Rhine Mills
• Obituary Notices 4-4
• Falls man arrested for multiple burglaries
• EL's TIF one step closer to ending
• Election 2012
• Marriage licenses – March 23-April 14, 2012
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• 21st annual Multi County Goat Show slated for June 23
• Falls youth wrestlers show well at state tourney
• Mauk-Kletzien
• Manufacturers, students connect
• Falls Lions, KPAL team up to stage Oktoberfest
• Divided
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Final overview of bills approved by state Senate
• Inside TechnologyReverse Edu-neering
• VIOLA LOUISE HOPPE
• Honoring The Villager
• Good fun at SFMS
• Falls duffers filled with potential
• Friends of Broughton Sheboygan Marsh 2012 election of officers/board members
• Father’s Daze –
• Falls volleyball unit earns silver
• Falls bowlers score big
• News Digest
• All ages invited to `Cool Chemistry’ at UW-S April 19
• Local Catholic churches slate food drive
• Easter Color Contest winners named
• Perspective Cartoon
• LUELLA M. (PENNELL) BUECHLER
• Breunig promoted to Chamber-Main Street director
• Falls netters look to build on youth
• Falcons take third in opener
• YOUR COUNTY: History, need and power to recall
• Donkey basketball
• Renovations on tap for Falls Boys & Girls Club facility
• Fundraiser set for ailing SFHS grad
• Sutton elected to PAC board of directors
• PAC drawing workshop registration in progress
• Lindstrom three-peats on All-CLC first team
• 4-H-Spring Valley – February-March 2012
• '42nd Street' ready to hit SFHS stage
• Ziemke celebrates 100 years
• Calendar of Events
• Falls Kiwanis meeting touches on wind turbines
• Maple syrup time
• Perspective Cartoon
• The “in-depth” story of the Sheboygan Quarry
• Mark Walters -
• UW-Extension 4-H events – April 4-24
• Local students make UW-Parkside dean’s list
• Bloomingdale is MSOE honors grad
• Native named to dean’s list at Logan College of Chiropractic
• PHS boys, girls have bright outlook
• Panthers' Rathsack shines at Manty Invite
• The Pet Food Controversy: Part One of Three
• Tigers drop season opener
• Second Saturdays explores `Badger Boneyards’ April 14
• Sports Digest
• Politics Trumps Prosperity
• Read to Lead signed into law
• EUNICE MAE PRIMM
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Convention hero
• On the cover - Johnsonville
• FREDA EASSA
• Obituary Notices 3-30
• Obituary Notices 3-28
• Auxiliary of the Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261 meeting minutes
• NORBERT O. MEINNERT
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Reading tutors needed – training starts April 23
• Job training
• Hintz leaves lasting legacy
• County, city need to make combined dispatch work
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report
• Free children’s fishing clinic April 14 at Kohler-Andrae
• Let’s not take a step back to the bad old days
• Independent Lens explores war’s reality April 3-4
• Green Tea performs roots rock with Irish twist at JMKAC’s Festive Fridays, March 30
• Tigers’ Holzman on All-CLC first team
• Make Eating Wisconsin Fish a Routine
• Presidential ad deluge hits Wisconsin
• Marcom wants to bring business sense
• Calendar of Events
• SFES students embrace world music
• Falls Kiwanis Club bags ton of food
• Riverview competes in World Education Games
• Presidential ad deluge hits Wisconsin
• Falls Kiwanis meeting touches on wind turbines
• Falls, Plymouth, Sheboygan United Way talk merger
• Falls' Kettler earns AWA scholarship
• SF Rec. Department accepting summer program registration
• Local students make UW-Parkside dean’s list
• Bloomingdale is MSOE honors grad
• Native named to dean’s list at Logan College of Chiropractic
• Registration opens for Riverview Classic
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Team chemistry the key formula for Tigers
• PHS girls strong fifth at Oshkosh Invite
• Panthers fall in tough opener
• SMS students enter art contest
• JEANNE SKAVLEM
• Tigers banking on another strong season
• SFHS to host community program on meningitis vaccine
• Second Saturdays explores `Badger Boneyards’ April 14
• School Board works on district's vision
• Senior Dining Sites – April 2-6
• Adult tennis leagues on tap
• Falls Police Report
• March Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• PHS music students do well at district festival
• PHS forensics team wins conference award
• On the cover – Ourtown
• Obituary Notices 3-28
• Obituary Notices 3-27
• Incumbent Lade touts experience
• EDWIN F. “BUTCH” MARTEN
• County Board races, Republic presidential primary highlight Tuesday ballot
• County finds landfill site – not airport – for dredging material
• MMTA slates March meeting
• Auxiliary of the Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261 meeting minutes
• Marriage licenses – March 17-April 13, 2012
• PHS drama class to present ‘The Love of Three Oranges’
• Kiwanis welcomes Behlke
• Indoor soccer champs
• JEROME L. HILDEBRAND
• Girls track squad takes ninth at Manty Indoor Invite
• PHS winter formal benefits MS
• Flames' practice begins Sunday
• Finalists for Alice
• Falls Senior Dining – April 2-6
• Father’s Daze -
• Plenty to vote for, so get out and vote
• Easter Bunny to visit Memorial Mall
• News Digest
• Cookie crunch
• SFHS Class of 1954 sets luncheon
• Council takes on handicapped parking, police training, roundabout maintenance issues
• Council considers capital improvement budget requests
• Chamber-Main Street honors its own
• Perspective Cartoon
• Boys track squad looks to rebuild
• Falcons savor stellar season
• Bishop makes annual visit
• Falls teen takes part in B&G club Youth of the Year Contest
• Falls Boys & Girls Club members fare well in art contest
• Independent Lens explores war’s reality April 3-4
• Green Tea performs roots rock with Irish twist at JMKAC’s Festive Fridays, March 30
• Sound Celebration presents awards
• Abler and Friends benefit PAC with `Songs of Love, Satire, Etc.’ April 20-21
• Hasler claimed first team All-EWC honors
• Falls Aquatic Center to close for spring break
• PHS student wins state aquaculture poster contest
• Panthers' Cecka on All-EWC first team
• Falls YMCA slated high school volleyball league
• Calendar of Events
• NEW School of Massage Therapy gives local landmark new life
• Tiger cagers have much to be proud of
• Tigers' memorable season ends in state semifinals
• Sheriff’s Department arrests estates burglar
• Scoping them out
• HG Public Works changes time for accepting yard waste
• HG board member acknowledged
• Lady Dutch fall in state finals
• On the cover – Silver Springs
• Obituary Notices 3-26
• Obituary Notices 3-23
• Santorum makes campaign stop in Sheboygan
• Schools of Thought
• Shared county/city shared dispatch plan advancing
• Adell makes zoning changes
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• To the Editor:
• Budget concerns
• Justice
• HELEN KUHN
• Ladies … start your engines May 4 at RA
• Sheboygan River's future finally seems clear
• News Digest 27mar12
• DAR welcomes new members
• Circuit Court Report
• Workshop offers help for chronic health problems
• Plymouth school enrollment is declining
• Perspective Cartoon
• ARCHIE W. BRASS
• Theiss and O’Connor back by popular demand at Plymouth Arts Center
• Mark Walters -
• Calendar of Events
• ALLAN J. WYNVEEN
• Word of Grace to stage free Easter Egg Hunt
• Walk Fit participants walk for a healthier life
• Falls Kiwanis Club bags ton of food
• Local trap league starts April 2
• Bauer gears up for County Board run
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers' Rathsack wins two races at North Invite
• Strong team effort
• Tigers face No. 1-ranked team in state semis
• SFMS students earn music honors
• Sheboygan Falls Insurance Co. collecting Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Walker speaks before supporters at The Bull
• SFHS to host community program on meningitis vaccine
• HG FFA slates donkey basketball for April 12
• Riverview students earn marks at music festival
• Senior Dining Sites – March 26-30
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Tommy’s campaign
• Falls Police Report
• PHS, Van Horn forge partnership
• PHS Pi Day celebration benefits charities
• Feider looks forward to District 18 County Board election
• Parkview families enjoy
• On the cover - Gooseville
• Obituary Notices 3-21
• Obituary Notices 3-20
• Obituary Notices 3-19
• Not your typical airline food
• County finds landfill site – not airport – for dredging material
• Clean sweep scheduled, charge added
• Scott discusses certified survey map/adds a week to board members’ term limit
• MMTA slates March meeting
• Raml gets Meyer endorsement
• Library Ledger
• Our fine city
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Wis. Senate approves various bills
• Alumnus in international finance competition
• Inside Technology
• Hucke earns award at UW-Stout
• Hospice, St Paul Church team up to host program on loss
• Honoring a beloved volunteer
• GOOD TO KNOW: Reverse mortgages
• Gold and Treasure Show slated to return to Falls
• Experienced squad returns for Falcons
• Falls track team takes eighth at Sheboygan North Invite
• Young Lady Falcons reload for future
• DORIS C. FISCHER
• Falls Senior Dining – March 26-30
• FFA students are well spoken
• Father’s Daze
• Falls News flashback
• Falcons soar to second
• Plymouth schools announce elementary registration
• News Digest 22mar12
• Final 2011 deer harvest numbers released
• Beimel eyes third term on City Council
• NOEL F. CRAMER
• Plymouth school enrollment is declining
• Perspective Cartoon
• Dirt Track Diva on the mend
• LTC offering business management degree at PHS
• Bike corral to return to Ducktona
• YOUR COUNTY: Dealing with gas prices
• PAC hosts acoustic jam/open mic this Friday
• Falls' Van Engen claims EWC Player of the Year Award
• Panthers' Kastelic, Neils All-EWC first team
• A grand opening day
• YMCA to hold girls middle school volleyball league
• Tigers earn first state tourney berth
• DOROTHY G. VOSKUIL
• A great day to be Irish
• Spotlight on Sheboygan
• Tigers face Nellsville in state semifinals
• Crusaders rallies late to win first state title
• Tigers claw their way to sectional finals
• House fire in town of Wilson
• MILDRED SCHMIDT
• Random Lake robbery
• The Tenth Amendment and local control
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Court case issues
• Defense sparks Lady Dutch to state
• On the cover - Winooski
• Obituary Notices 3-16
• LYDIA M. NINNEMANN
• Lop-eared bunnies are both amazing and fragile creatures
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• EARL F. KOEPKE
• PERRY C. HELD
• Will regional business aid be better than local?
• News Digest 20mar12
• Sheboygan County’s Unforgettable Deacon Trowbridge
• Perspective Cartoon
• Circuit Court Report
• Kohler Credit Union raises $4,345 for Children’s Hospital
• DEAN G. BARBER
• WHEN IT COMES TO SYRUP, DO YOU DRIZZLE OR DRENCH?
• Mark Walters
• Calendar of Events
• Calendar of Events
• Perspective Cartoon
• On the cover - Sherman
• Falcons turn in solid wrestling campaign
• Appropriation of funds debated in Waldo
• UW-Extension 4-H events – March 19-April 11
• Toastmasters fire up locally
• Old, new challenges lure Van Engen for another term
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• UW-Green Bay announces academic honors
• Lindstrom inducted into international honor society at Marquette
• Sports Beat -
• Guell paces PHS boys at Oshkosh Invite
• Theobald gears up for another term on Falls Town Board
• Tigers, Lancers ready for defensive battle
• SFMS to perform Disney musical 'Aladdin'
• SFES fourth graders mark Read Across America Week
• Helen Toerpe’s 21st leap birthday
• EL-GHS band raises `spring fever’ with pops concert March 23-24
• The Partners of St. Nicholas Hospital offers scholarship to area high school students
• Senior Dining Sites – March 19-23
• Associated Bank, Van Horn repeat as rec league champions
• Messner on ballot for eighth term as Falls aldermanic
• Greenbush man sentenced to 25 years for Racer's Hall murder
• Peace be with her
• Falls Police Report
• Pine Haven's Men's Chorus to appear at Falls Community Church
• HG village seeks replacement for DPW
• Where the wind comes sweepin down the plain!
• Obituary Notices 3-14
• Obituary Notices 3-13
• Obituary Notices 3-12
• City faces losing control of revolving loan fund
• Council approves Utilities building sale
• What do you want to play?
• Marriage licenses – March 2-23, 2012
• Lima Lites support Waldo FD
• Voter ID
• Mentoring
• Marsh input
• Hanke eyes up third term on Town Board
• Gov. Walker announces plan to Grow Wisconsin Dairy
• ERNEST G. GROTH
• Hasler nets career high, as Falcons drop University School
• Dutch eliminate Lady Falcons from WIAA playoffs
• PHS grad Hansmann earns college grid honors
• Final Approach to support local chaplaincy during Irish Week
• Falls Senior Dining – March 19-23
• Father’s Daze
• SFHS FBLA slates staff-senior hoops game
• DOUGLAS ERVIN DOBRATZ
• News Digest 15mar12
• Showing off new Curves
• Council considers updates to electrical utilities system
• Village to refer wind turbine requests to legal counsel
• JAMES JERALD “BUBBA” BUB
• YOUR COUNTY: Leaving a mark
• PAC call for artists: festival deadline extended
• Area Students Inducted Into Phi Theta Kappa
• American Legion Post 149 updates banquet hall
• Ramp design project on tap at Sheboygan County Airport
• Wrestling team flexes muscle
• Calendar of Events
• Grass fire in town of Sheboygan
• Mark Walters
• UW-Oshkosh announces dean's list, honor roll for fall 2011
• Chen named to dean's list at Cornell University
• Panthers fall in regional finals
• Super second half keys Panthers' semifinal win
• Panthers' stellar season ends just shy of state
• Defense, guard combo spark PHS in sectional semis
• Silvia4Dogs
• Tigers cruise to regional title
• Tigers hopes ended
• Slow start hurts Resorters in title game
• HGHS February students of the month
• Sportsman’s club offers scholarship in field of conservation
• Sacred dance of India performed at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center
• WARREN G. PFRANG
• On the cover - Gibbsville
• Obituary Notices 3-9
• Session begins Voter ID education process
• City, town agree on State 23 plans
• Milwaukee School of Engineering names area students to the Dean’s List
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• GOOD TO KNOW: Earn (and keep) more money
• GOOD TO KNOW: SeniorCare loses rebates with certain drug manufacturers
• Good food for a good cause
• Kristine Fritz to receive Joy of Effort Award from the National Association for Sport and Physical Education
• Rail beltline
• Red Kettle thanks
• Caring
• Religious freedom
• Girl Scouts reached 100 years old March 12
• Townhouse plan is right for the time – and the city
• EL-G School District referendum informational meetings scheduled
• Circuit Court Report
• Help is available for clutter and those who live with it
• Sheboygan Dog Training Club holds annual awards banquet
• Captive Free to perform at Redeemer Lutheran
• Perspective Cartoon
• Third Saturday program to highlight county newspapers
• DALLAS F. BEHNKE
• Area Students Inducted Into Phi Theta Kappa
• Calendar of Events
• On the cover - Sheboygan Falls
• Nonprofit news outlets not all the same
• Three Falls students honored at UW-Platteville
• UW-Extension 4-H events – March 10-22
• Unity Musical Festival aims to continue mission
• Hunters register 5,433 birds in 2011 fall wild turkey hunt
• Town Board debates new utility district plan
• Falls News, Review to be featured at Third Saturday
• UW-Oshkosh announces dean's list, honor roll for fall 2011
• Chen named to dean's list at Cornell University
• Newcomer Aykens eyes School Board seat
• PHS wins first boys state bowling title
• Spring comes early
• Sports Digest 8mar12
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers' inside defense key in sectional semis
• Tigers claw their way to regional crown
• SMS slates open houses
• Resorters cruise in regional opener
• Second Saturdays to feature Lakeland College
• Gov. Walker to speak at The Bull
• SCHRC schedules tours
• SCHRC slates geneaology class
• SCHRC seeks support
• HGHS February students of the month
• HG to hold Northview PT conferences March 20 and 22
• Business Challenge gives students firsthand look at running a business
• PHS teacher awarded grant to promote accounting careers
• Sportsman’s club offers scholarship in field of conservation
• Riverview students research, argue famous court cases
• Falls Police Report
• PHS to present “Oklahoma!” as spring musical
• Senior Dining Sites – March 12-16
• RA Kart Club to hold swap meet
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Politics and pensions
• Geise hopes to secure second term on Falls School Board
• Obituary Notices 3-7
• Obituary Notices 3-6
• Obituary Notices 3-5
• Town looking for new inspectors
• Not so smooth sailing
• Elkhart Lake is looking for a few more volunteer firefighters
• PHS senior named National Merit Finalist
• Ogea gears up for another County Board run
• Kiwanis to cap food drive with pizza fundraiser
• Party supports Kiwanis project
• Marriage licenses – March 3-17, 2012
• LTC recognized for excellence in governmental budgeting
• LTC outlines career/technical education opportunities
• Casino
• Falls' Leis receives range management award
• Riddell set to make first run for School Board
• Karate, self-defense classes to benefit St. Jude's
• Raml hopes to gain another term on County Board
• Inside Technology
• Road work begins on I-43
• GOOD TO KNOW: How to sign up for No Call
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Community Good Friday service planned
• Lady Falcons wrap up EWC season on high note
• Falls Senior Dining – March 12-16
• Father’s Daze
• Falls supports Campbellsport
• Arts Center adds to its luster – and downtown's
• EL-Glen H.S. announces second-quarter honor roll
• VerVelde sparks Dutchmen to regional title
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• News Digest 8mar12
• Developmental screening offered for young children
• Sheboygan Dog Training Club holds annual awards banquet
• Perspective Cartoon
• Getting down to business
• City of Sheboygan Falls February 2012
• Oostburg knocks Falls out of WIAA playoffs
• Falls rolls in playoff opener
• Bottling Abe
• Spring fashion show slated at Bemis Bath Shoppe
• YOUR COUNTY: Differing viewpoints on good government in Wisconsin at UW-S March 19
• PHS accepting nominations for Alumni Hall of Fame
• Third-grade team places second
• Mulhollnd’s `spring’ watercolor class at PAC starts April 5
• TYA’s `Peter Rabbit’ on trail at Masonic Mansion
• Free screenings of `Revenge of the Electric Car’ at JMKAC March 13-14
• Windau-Melmer
• Calendar of Events
• A grand re-opening
• Delivered right to your front door
• Mark Walters
• G. DOROTHY TRAAS
• Tr-County Sportswomen elect officers
• Panthers fall shy in bid for EWC crown
• Panthers win regional on Kastelic's three-pointer
• Relentless Panthers cruise in regional semis
• Tigers earn share of CLC championship
• Tigers advance to regional finals
• ALBERT W. SALZWEDEL
• On the cover - Hingham
• Obituary Notices 3-5
• Obituary Notices 302
• East-side townhouse development takes another step forward
• Utilities building sale, cemetery land purchase endorsed
• Social workers
• Representation
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Additional legislative proposals move through state Senate
• Local girls teams open regionals at home
• Room tax reform is not necessary
• PATRICIA M. “PAT” DOHERTY
• News Digest 6mar12
• Circuit Court Report Feb. 27-March 2
• IRENE E. CHITTIM
• Perspective Cartoon
• Cake Crumbs celebrates one year in business
• WAYNE K. BEHNKE
• WISCONSIN IS ALSO AMERICA’S DAIRY(GOAT)LAND
• Wildlife officials seek to reverse declining tax check-off donations
• Calendar of Events
• Wrapped up in a good cause
• Supreme Court opts to close some meetings
• Waldo man arrested for homemade explosives
• Tickets on sale for musical
• The Umbrella
• 2012 sturgeon spearing season enters record books
• LTC fall 2011 dean’s list
• Falls' Lambrecht repeats as state champ
• Fitzgerald, Becker, Setzer reflect on state wrestling experience
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• PHS-Oostburg rivalry a win-win situation
• Panthers host Waupun in EWC title showdown
• Lady Dutch end Panthers' winning streak
• SJB fundraiser
• Sixth-graders earn title
• Resorters fall in regional opener
• Local scouts earn highest award, leader reaches milestone
• School Board works to finalize open enrollment slots
• School Board considers physical education requirement changes
• Riverview students vow to Fuel Up To Play 60
• Senior Dining Sites –March 5-9
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Secrecy woes
• Falls Police Report
• Plankview Green gets new life
• on the cover - Great Scott!
• Obituary Notices 2-29
• Obituary Notices 2-28
• Council lets voters fill vacancy
• Bond issue will help ease tight cash flow for TIF 4
• Public invited to middle school music festival
• Marriage licenses – Feb. 18-March 2, 2012
• Flood insurance
• Striking gold again
• Dreaming big – the spiritual and the practical
• GOOD TO KNOW: Women and Social Security
• GOOD TO KNOW: Social Security statements back in action
• Lady Falcons improve EWC mark
• Falls Senior Dining – March 5-9
• Father’s Daze
• Falls Lions hit it big
• Fairview works with drama artist-in-residence
• Find a place for river dredging waste
• News Digest 1mar12
• County Septic System Maintenance Program info available online
• Baseball coaches clinic April 29
• Council approves mini storm sewer waiver
• Chamber-Main Street slates annual meeting
• Falls cello students take part in Kohler master class
• Cougars upset Falcons in EWC finale
• PHS bowlers earn state berths
• Decorate the boot winner announced
• Girls Night Out at Wreath Factory met expectations
• We’re for the birds
• Big crowd fills Love Bowls
• Editorials – a source for what others are saying
• Sheboygan Symphony celebrates music of John Williams March 10
• River North Dance Chicago promises expressive show March 3
• Jolly Pranksters to compete Saturday
• `Cheeseheads’ musical comedy, set in Sheboygan, opens March 16
• PAC grand opening slated for March 2
• Laible elected to PAC board
• Y team caps season
• Calendar of Events
• On the cover - Cedar Grove
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 28-March 22
• University Fall Honors 2-24
• JEANNINE MARGARET (REHM) SWEETING
• Local UW-P students make Chancellor’s List
• Glenbeulah student named to UW-Fond du Lac dean’s list
• Local students receive degrees from UW-River Falls
• Local students make NMU dean’s list
• Schirmer named to UW-GB dean’s list
• Rhyan achieves Washington U. dean’s list
• EL-G's Rentmeester ends stellar career at state
• Panthers capture outright EWC title
• Chase, predation and aggression
• Tigers notch crucial CLC victory
• Strong start lifts Tigers to fifth straight win
• Resorters' offense off mark in CLC finale
• Panthers keep EWC title hopes alive
• Late spurt sparks Kohler past Resorters
• Late spurt sparks Kohler past Resorters
• JOSEPH H. SEIL
• PHS, HG to host boys regional games
• Numerous legislative proposals move through the state Senate
• Obituary Notices 2-27
• Obituary Notices 2-24
• County faces replacing emergency radios
• American Legion Auxiliary
• Applications in progress for LTC Board openings until March 13
• Level success
• FLORENCE A. HAUMSCHILD
• MARY ANN GERBER
• Elkhart Lake reaps TIF benefits now and into future
• News Digest 28feb12
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• Observations on recent changes in Sheboygan
• Local baseball camp starts March 4
• A cheese-y production
• Fun time catching whitefish on the Bay
• Fun time catching whitefish on the Bay
• Calendar of Events
• Falcons advance four wrestlers to state tournament
• PHS Winter Jazz Concert features guest artists
• DONALD F. WIELAND
• 4-H Music and Drama Fest lights up the stage
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 23-March 2
• U-14 squad takes title
• Town explores legal options for dumping issue
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Oostburg handles PHS in matchup of county powers
• Elementary, middle school students earn spelling bee honors
• Movin’ and Groovin’ Sole-Sisters
• SMS students pick up honor roll distinction
• EDWARD J. SIPPEL
• Tigers move into share of CLC lead
• Tigers win CLC finale, earn third place
• Thirty-two teams of locals headline `Rotary Survey Says!’ Feb. 25
• Elementary, middle school students get introduction to the ballet
• Cold shooting sinks Elkhart
• Resorters rally to avoid upset loss
• Dutchmen rout Resorters
• PHS girl of the month for January
• WALDINE “DEANA” ROBINSON
• SCEDC adds four new staff members
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 27-March 2
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Raiding fed aid
• Falls Police Report
• Panther JV girls fall in OT
• Falls students excel in patriotic writing contest
• HG school referendum projects updated
• On the cover
• Obituary Notices 2-22
• Village to get windfall as TIF closes
• Primary results in tie for top spot
• County will stay in dredge disposal discussions
• Random Lake addresses buildings in need of attention
• Education cuts
• Kiwanis Club kicks off One Ton Food Drive
• Joyal-Trempe
• BERNICE C. JOHNSON
• Jens graduates from UW-River Falls
• LTC offering industrial technician classes at PHS
• In Service – Thomas Glass
• GOOD TO KNOW: What to do if you become a victim of identity theft
• Lady Falcons topple NH, Kewaskum
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 27-March 2
• Three FFA students advance to sectionals
• Father's Daze
• What a wild, strange winter it's been
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• El-Glen Middle School second quarter honor roll
• Loehrke earns Eagle Scout Award
• News Digest 23feb12
• Plymouth feels Campbellsport tragedy
• Perspective Cartoon
• Incredible kids’ summer adventure at Camp Anokijig
• Boys hoops squad earns No. 1 seed
• Red hot Falcons down Crusaders
• PHS biotech students visit Sargento research lab
• Boys & Girls Club slates Irish Fest
• PAC’s `Shamrocks & Shenanigans 7’ celebrates Irish music March 16-17
• One epic move
• 4-H Cat Show to be held at Falls Municipal Building
• SJB boys win own hoops tourney
• Calendar of Events
• Panthers strike out in sectional meet
• Landgraf nets 27, leads Resorters to victory
• Warriors roll past Resorters
• Long hike for a rabbit
• 4-H Memorial Wall of Honor marks decade
• JEAN ELAINE STEUERWALD
• Fast start lifts PHS over Two Rivers
• Hnilicka leads PHS in state meet
• PHS attack sizzles to ignite key win
• Tigers breeze to fifth straight win
• Tigers deal Oostburg crucial CLC loss
• Resorters' Rentmeester to state meet
• ROSEMARY L. PICKRUHN
• Adell, how did you get your name?
• Obituary Notices 2-20
• Obituary Notices 2-17
• Obituary Notices 2-15
• Scott examines survey maps and library issues
• More than 3,100 items donated in Wisconsin Tourism Mitten Collection Campaign
• Meals on Wheels donation
• Inside special interests ruled on redistricting
• WEA
• PAMELA JANE KAKER
• U.S. Army delayed entry attracts several area students
• Colon joins Air Force under Delayed Entry Program
• Two area students join Army Reserve under Delayed Training Program
• Commission’s final report on waste, fraud and abuse
• News Digest 21feb12
• Police & Court
• Perspective Cartoon
• American Orthodontics to expand
• All About CHOCOLATE!
• Remembering the Four Chaplains
• JOHN C. WEBB
• Calendar of Events
• ON THE COVER TEXT
• Upkeep of Memorial Hall questioned
• County Dairy Promotion Association distributes awards
• Wrestlers place second at regional meet
• Hartford wins Plymouth team mat sectional
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 16-March 2
• Tree and shrub sale deadline nears
• Third Saturdays to showcase county restaurants
• Students honored at SMS
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Sturgeon `thunder’ has roots in biological process
• Plymouth students play on regional hockey team
• Panthers stay within game of EWC lead
• Panthers storm back to earn victory
• Panthers primed for good showing at state
• Late run lifts Tigers over Ozaukee
• SFMS FBLA Chapter takes top honors at regional contest
• Rathke sparks Rams to CLC win over Elkhart
• Students gain more than exercise during winter walk day
• DOT officials talk roundabout
• SFHS students earn honor-roll accolades
• SFHS FBLA Chapter takes sixth at regionals
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 20-24
• Red's Barbershop adds new barber, celebrates one year
• Hawley tallies 24 as Nigh Roofing wins finale
• Intersections
• Return to Pearl
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Audits provide information on government programs and finances
• HILDA L. KRAEMER
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Defense lawyers
• Falls Police Report
• PHS Honor Roll – first semester 2011-12
• Obituary Notices 2-14
• Obituary Notices 2-13
• Council to delay filling empty seat
• Marriage licenses – Jan. 26-Feb. 24, 2012
• Literacy Council announces spring tutor training
• Library to present DeYoung Magic Show
• Dump site
• Kismet Cafe opens on Walton Drive
• Luxembourg Jazz Trio to Perform at John Michael Kohler Arts Center
• Jens makes UW-River Falls dean's list
• Inside Technology – Sayonara to the old school, blended learning environments
• Howards Grove High School honor roll – semester one
• GOOD TO KNOW: New Medicare 5-Star special enrollment period adds option to enrollment time starting this year
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Hamilton notches 100th girls hoops victory
• Generations design wins award
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 20-24
• Father's Daze
• News Digest 16feb12
• Council establishes new setback, permit rules for mobile home parks
• Council ready to gate up compost site
• Fairy Tales come alive at Shepherd of the Hills
• St. Thomas Lutheran announces Lenten schedule
• Falls' Chan makes Beloit College dean's list
• Village forms committee in response to wind generator complaint
• Perspective Cartoon
• PHS presents Cabaret performance
• Falls' Burg claims national jewelry award
• Building permits
• Falcons turn back Panthers, tie for EWC lead
• Falls topples potent Oostburg squad
• Youth basketball league sign-up under way
• Falls Boys & Girls Club slates Valentine's Dance
• Kautzer keeps it simple at UW-S exhibition opening March 1
• YMCA to host youth basketball league
• Calendar of Events
• Former Review columnist publishes book
• Orchid Quest
• Third Saturday features favorite restaurants of Sheboygan County
• RANDALL V. TEWINKLE
• A taste of doing good
• Area students named to Marian U. fall semester dean’s list
• Panthers send five to D-1 sectional tourney
• Falcons knock PHS from EWC lead
• PHS advances three to state meet
• Falcons down PHS in crucial EWC battle
• St. John Lutheran School 2011-12 second quarter honor roll
• SJB students achieve second-quarter honor roll status
• by Silvia4Dogs
• Two Resorters advance to D-3 sectional
• Stockbridge's big second half topples Elkhart
• Mental Health America is offering scholarship
• THOMAS M. ROEHSLER
• Tigers keep share of CLC lead
• Tigers' strong start keys CLC win
• Read to Lead Task Force models bipartisanship
• Obituary Notices 2-10
• LUCILLE N. (FLUNKER) MUELLER
• Adell authorizes sale of bonds to refinance trust fund loans
• Mosel 4-H January Minutes 2-10
• Literacy Council announces spring tutor training
• WEA Trust
• Kiwanis Fry Out
• Hot time on a cold night
• PHS students showed true human spirit
• ANNICE “ANNIE” M. EBERSOLD
• News Digest 14feb12
• Circuit Court Report
• YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW: Work rules can’t be hashed out in secret
• Local graduates and dean’s list honorees named
• Cutting-edge crop production topics to headline 2012 Progressive Operator’s Series
• Perspective Cartoon
• JEROME P. BLOCK
• Mark Walters
• Calendar of Events
• WILLIAM G. REILLY
• County 4-H clubs serve up cookbook
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Brewers fan fest a real treat
• Seniors, hard work key Panthers' stellar season
• Falcons set to defend regional title
• Word of Grace to host love and respect conference
• Town Board rejects airport dumping plan
• Area students achieve UW-La Crosse fall 2011 dean's list
• Plymouth residents appointed to dean’s list at Mount Mary
• Burkart named to dean's list at Saint Mary's College
• PHS gears up for strong sectional showing
• Fans show huge support for grieving Campbellsport community
• SOTH plans activities
• EVERETT D. SOOK
• SMS recognizes Blattner
• Showing true spirit
• Late run gives Tigers win
• SFMS names second-quarter honor roll recipients
• SFHS students put probability and statistics to good use
• SFHS bands slate mid-winter concert
• Resorters stave off Kohler
• Fast start sparks Resorters
• Rockets hold off Resorters in CLC hoops
• CAITLIN MAUREEN SCANNELL
• DOT eyes State 32-Happy Lane roundabout
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 13-17
• Meyer gears up for fifth term as Falls mayor
• Obstacles fail to slow down Race of Champs
• Priceless smiles
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Press conferences
• Falls Police Report
• Pine Haven names new clinical services
• Pentecostals ready to move on up and out
• HG village meets its 2011 goal
• Open enrollment extended through April 30
• On the cover, St. Cloud – The Holy Land
• Plymouth Town Board gets first look at State 23 plans
• EL board remembers Klahn
• Mersberger qualifies for financial planning honor
• Marriage licenses – Jan. 14-Feb. 17, 2012
• Falls woman places third at chili cook off
• Madden earns semester honors at Edgewood College
• Level Teen Lounge continues to evolve
• Tears of pride
• Obituary Notices 2-8
• Obituary Notices 2-7
• Obits
• Senior look at Ron Paul
• RIGHT ON: Both sides dig in heels on polluting environment
• Falls' Lastusky graduates from UW-Platteville
• Lady Falcons soar to the top
• Jolly Pranksters to compete in ComedySportz league
• PIAW offers college scholarships
• In Service – Rick Van Seters
• Healthy Paws Veterinary Clinic
• ELIZABETH “BETTY” MAE GOOD
• Cold third quarter stalls Falcons against Raiders
• Father's Daze
• Falls Fire Department raises funds
• Falcons take fourth at EWC Wrestling Meet
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Tech Center has Plymouth leading again
• Eighth-grade unit stands tall
• Dresang-Zimmermann
• News Digest 9feb12
• Falls business community weathers economic storm Chamber-Main Street aims to maintain, grow business development
• LTC-Plymouth Science and Technology Center unveiled
• Perspective Cartoon
• Wade House expansion details at Business 'N Bagels
• Boys hoops preps for tough stretch
• Falcons stay in title hunt
• When a family member becomes a liability
• Shorter terms as a solution
• Deadline set for YMCA basketball league sign up
• Calendar of Events
• High-tech High
• Where particular people meat
• Local students named to dean’s list at Ripon College
• Fears makes Huntington U. dean’s list
• Panthers bounce back strong
• Henriksen sparks Panthers to EWC win
• Big second half keys Tigers' rout
• Crusaders' huge second half buries Tigers
• ROLAND MYRON “SAM” SEMRAU
• Lady Dutch cruise past Resorters
• LORETTA A. (HINZ) SCHROEDER
• RONALD RAUTMANN
• HGHS January students of the month
• EDWARD G. “ED” O’BRIEN
• Obituary Notices 2-03
• Pleasant View townhouses take first step forward
• Scott approves opening of bar and grill in Beechwood
• Casino
• Dignity
• Sunlight
• WILLIAM “BILL” KILEY
• MERTON F. HUGHES
• Holbrook named dean of College of Business and Management
• Panthers' Pruitt wins EWC title
• Panthers third in strong EWC Meet
• Elkhart's Rentmeester wins CLC crown
• Kiley and Klahn were two of the best
• News Digest 7feb12
• Circuit Court Report Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• Perspective Cartoon
• Maffongelli announces 2012 show calendar with J&G Gypsies theater group
• `Milwaukee Fun Day!’ all-inclusive motor coach trip to `West Side Story’ & Cleopatra exhibit
• Mink receives high approval rating for Wisconsin winters
• Perch on the Mississippi
• Calendar of Events
• Community shows support
• Hot time is coming
• Falcons pins Panthers
• Falls to host EWC Wrestling Tourney Saturday
• PHS presents Winter Band Concert
• ESTHER M. “PAT” WALS
• UW-FDL presenter explores Vietnam War story/memories through music Feb. 9
• Johnsonville Rod and Gun Club holds Poultry Party
• County unveils tree and shrub sale
• Top finisher
• Transitional Living Program taking applications
• VanTatenhove named to dean's list at St. Bonaventure U.
• St. Paul's slated early childhood open house
• St. Paul's to hold benefit chili dinner
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Tigers' late rally stuns Panthers
• Hnilicka paces PHS in tough State Invite
• Panthers knock off D-5 state champs
• Employers to ask PHS students for soft-skill scores
• Sixth-graders earn title
• Singing the songs of Winter
• State-ranked Crusaders rout Elkhart
• Tigers roll past Eagles
• Standoff at motel
• SFHS to host choral pops concert
• Schanke leads Resorters at Laconia Invite
• SCHRC Second Saturdays to feature local author
• SCHRC genealogy class to focus on British, Scottish research
• Award-winning entertainer to inspire Northview students to build character
• EL-G HS celebrates students’ achievements
• Meeting scheduled for State 32, Happy Lane roundabout
• Rotary Club to stage Survey Says! Competition
• Senior Dining Sites –Feb. 6-10
• Pieper hits 29 to spark De O'Malley's to victory
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Job growth
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• On the Cover
• PHS girls basketball team raising funds for MS research
• Maywood sets global warming presentation
• Eating locally, thinking global at Maywood Food Fair
• Chili contest on tap at Memorial Mall
• Lions Club ready to hold fifth Casino Night fundraiser
• Obituary Notices 2-1
• Obituary Notices 1-31
• Long-time mayor Kiley dies
• Raise
• Bowl for kids
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Be prepared to vote
• Falls' Krahn named to Bethel dean's list
• ROLA A. KLAHN
• Falls Kiwanis Club kicks off Ton of Food project
• EDWARD B. KAUTZER SR.
• Johnsonville Rod and Gun Club takes aim with fundraiser
• After 42 years, Jaycees Foot Bridge still holds strong
• Inside Technology – Digital Learning Day
• GOOD TO KNOW: Changes to fees for health care records for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members – no more free copies for Medicaid beneficiaries
• Lady Falcons turn back Appleton Xavier
• Firehouse Pizza to mark 25th anniversary
• Falls firefighters raise funds
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 6-10
• Father's Daze
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Let’s do more with financial literacy
• Chamber awards celebrate community's spirit
• News Digest 2feb12
• Dinner is served
• New residents, visitors businesses find their way to Falls
• Perspective Cartoon
• Waupun trips up Falls squad in EWC action
• Falls Boy Scout Troop excels at winter camp
• Beanie Bears helping outpatient children as well as food pantry
• YOUR COUNTY: Living with the Voter ID Law
• Bank backs Biz Town
• IN MY VIEW: A State of the State on women’s health
• TYA `Peter Rabbit & Me’ audition registrations in progress
• Artwork apps for PAC festival due by Feb. 29
• `Milwaukee Fun Day!’ all-inclusive motor coach trip to `West Side Story’ & Cleopatra exhibit
• A romantic evening for National Marriage Week
• AAUW offers $1,600 scholarship for nontraditional Sheboygan County area students
• 4-H-Spring Valley – November-December 2011 & January 2012
• WWII vet talks up Honor Flight
• Calendar of Events
• Challenging Crawford County coyote hunt
• Reserve space at UW-S financial aid seminar by Feb. 7
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 3-28
• Local students receive UW-Stout Chancellor's Award
• Panthers lose EWC dual finale
• Panthers stay atop EWC with key win
• Panthers seize sole lead in EWC race
• Michaels give chamber a peek behind the scenes
• Silver Lake College directors approve new music center
• By Silvia4Dogs
• Lady Dutch win CLC showdown
• Tigers fall in overtime
• Resorters lose CLC mat finale
• Resorters win OT battle
• Big third quarter sparks Resorters to CLC win
• SCTA elects Wirtz as new president
• "Right on"
• Sheboygan County Rotary Clubs launch sponsorship drive for planned event
• On the Cover
• Chamber hands out awards, says farewell
• Obituary Notices 1-30
• Obituary Notices 1-27
• Appreciation
• Walker speech
• Holiday cheer
• In Service – Nicholas Jetzer
• Register for Heart Health Focus Day featuring Biggest Loser winner by Feb. 10
• Fun in a minute
• FRIEDA V. FRIES
• Coming up with best answers for 23 not easy
• TAMMY J. DOHERTY
• Student News
• News Digest 31jan12
• Neighbors
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• SSO’s Feb. 4 concert focus is the classics
• “Proof”Opens
• MapLight now tracking groups’ political contributions
• Calendar of Events
• Lambrecht earns title at Raider Invite
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Jan. 26-Feb. 24
• Town of Falls Plan Commission approves airport dumping plan
• Falls student named to St. Bonaventure dean's list
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers' Pruitt second at North Invite
• Panthers win dual finale
• St. Mary School to hold open house events
• Tigers' defense keys CLC rout
• Rams dominate OT, defeat Elkhart
• Balanced attack keys Tigers' win
• Business leaders, school staff come together at SFHS
• Resorters lose CLC mat finale
• Resorters compete in South Carolina tourney
• School Board braces for next year's budget crunch
• SJB invites community to open house Jan. 29
• RALPH RUDOLPH
• Rooker-Grebe
• RoboRiot readies to rumble
• Riverview Middle School honor roll – first trimester 2011-12
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• Race of Champs
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth FFA attends state leadership conference
• Pine Haven selects new administrator
• Learning made tasty
• Falls School District seeks open enrollment students
• Obituary Notices 1-25
• Obituary Notices 1-24
• Public invited to tour LTC-Plymouth Science & Technology Center
• City still opposed to J-turns on 23
• Boat fee funds ends year in black
• MU prof to help out DA’s office
• RL considers joining county economic development group
• Martin to head chamber
• Marriage licenses – Jan. 6-13, 2012
• Falls Lions Club honored with special award
• Eyesore
• Gunlocks
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Unclaimed property may be waiting for you
• JANE ANN (SELLINGER) LABUDDE
• January weather?
• Plymouth participates in EWC Honors Choir and Band
• PHS plans freshman info night
• Fourth graders grab second
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• Father's Daze
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Elks honor SFHS senior
• GOOD TO KNOW: Planning a funeral
• Falls racks up third straight victory
• DNR to seek public input on dredging project
• News Digest 26jan12
• Club volleyball team shines
• Council passes salary increase
• Cascade – a river runs through it
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons drop TR, hangs tough in EWC
• Community blood drive at St. Paul Lutheran Feb. 13
• CARL R.F. BIRKHOLZ
• YOUR COUNTY: Unity opportunity was the road not taken
• Bemis worker suffers electric shock
• UW-S opens exhibit Feb. 5 honoring Youth Art Month
• Plymouth eighth-grade gridders make nice strides
• Hair Graphics offers salon spa services for bridal parties
• Calendar of Events
• Mark Walters
• CLAYTON HARMS TEN PAS
• UW-SP winter graduates 2011
• Panthers falter in second half of key EWC game
• Panthers rally for EWC win
• Tigers shake off slow start, cruise to victory
• Tigers' strong finish upends Resorters
• Landgraf explodes for 31 in Elkhart's win
• Associated Bank to 8-0 in Division A
• HG teacher contracts approved
• Obituary Notices 1-23
• Obituary Notices 1-20
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall strategy
• Five candidates seek HG Village Board positions
• EL-G to ask for spending increase
• GAIL R. NACK
• Adell explores refinancing Trust Fund loans
• Welcoming our Veterans Home with Job Opportunities
• GREGORY K. HURLBURT
• Youth Apprenticeship Program gives old idea new meaning
• WALLACE M. DOBRZYNSKI
• News Digest 24jan12
• Circuit Court Report
• Collision claims two lives
• Perspective Cartoon
• ANN H. BEMIS
• WSOR sale gets green light
• JACQUELINE E. BODLE
• YMCA youth basketball sign-up starts
• University Theatre announces `Godspell’ auditions for Feb. 2
• KEEP THE FLAVOR HIGH WITH SORGHUM SYRUP
• ELFRIEDE A. WECKWERTH
• Calendar of Events
• New initiatives, programs aid Falls Police Department
• KMCC donates to area charities
• Falls wrestlers score big EWC victory
• Service, meeting schedule set at Word of Grace Church
• RICKEY ANN WEBER
• Unity Musical Festival aims to continue mission
• Debate rages on over airport dumping issue
• RUTH A. “RUTHIE” TITEL
• Local UWSP undergraduates honored for scholastic achievement
• UW-SP winter graduates 2011
• Plymouth students named to dean's list at St. Norbert College
• Falls area students named to Northwestern College dean's list
• Myers makes U. of Saint Mary dean's honor list
• PTPI scholarship winner concludes `we all need each other’
• Plymouth resident graduated from Mount Mary College
• Middle-school wrestling to begin soon
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers fall to EWC champions
• Votes sought for Discover Sheboygan Falls Contest
• UW-Whitewater announces fall 2011 dean's list
• Pruitt leads Panthers at dual invite
• PHS has bright spots in EWC dual meet
• Panthers suffer first EWC loss
• Mueller sparks Panthers to victory
• Snow business
• Tigers cruise, boost record to 11-0
• SMS to host early childhood open house
• Tigers' late spurt topples Huskies
• SFPD to offer firearms safety training
• SFHS Class of 1951 sets quarterly luncheon
• Elkhart grapplers drop dual meet
• Resorters crown two champs, take fourth at invite
• Resorters storm back to down Kohler
• PHS girl of the month for December
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 23-27
• Twelve tips to reduce, reuse and recycle in 2012
• WSOR sale gets green light
• Falls Police Report
• PHS freshman girls win
• Obituary Notices 1-18
• Obituary Notices 1-17
• Board hears apprentice program extolled
• Falls' Robinson makes Northwestern College dean's list
• District faces half-million budget gap
• MMTA meeting set Jan. 27
• Falls students make Marquette dean's list
• Marriage licenses – Dec. 19, 2011 - Jan. 6, 2012
• Meals on Wheels ready to serve up 12th annual Love Bowls
• Lions debut eyeglass drop box
• Falls Lions Club honored with special award
• Backyard chickens
• Appreciation
• Kindergarten registration set at SFES
• JV wrestlers fare well at Falcon Invite
• Falls musicians to present Jazz in January concert
• Falls' Lipman offers glass drawing class at JMKAC
• Inside Technology – Sayonara to the old school
• GOOD TO KNOW: Wisconsin new Voter Photo ID Law
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Lady Falcons top Campbellsport, New Holstein
• RIGHT ON: Letter versus intent of law
• Demand for fire, rescue service spikes in Falls
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 23-27
• Plymouth FFA shares field project results
• Father's Daze
• PHS students assist Fairview students with experiments
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Early Childhood Conference slated for Feb. 18
• WALLACE M. DOBRZYNSKI
• News Digest 19jan12
• Developmental screening offered for young children
• Perspective Cartoon
• Corner Studio to host Business 'N Brews
• Building the perfect robot
• Business 'N Bagels slated for Final Approach
• New construction continues to lag in city
• Boys tennis players recognized
• Falcons turn back Cougars in EWC matchup
• YOUR COUNTY: Local charter television can be played on home computer
• Baseball throwing clinic slated
• PAC `Duets’ building fundraiser set for Jan. 28
• TYA’s `Seussical Jr.’ magical musical opens at UW-S Jan. 27
• ‘Four Basic Needs’ at SVA Final Friday, Jan. 27
• SAYS announces winner in Young Musician Competition
• PAC accepting applications for Grand Opening Membership Exhibit
• Auditions for STC’s `Cheeseheads’ slated for Jan. 25
• Aquatic Center adds hours Friday
• Falls 4-K registration on tap
• Zinser joins Hair Graphics team
• Chilton ends drought versus Panthers
• Mark Walters
• Third Saturday presents county history on film
• Calendar of Events
• Panthers earn first EWC dual win
• Alone at the top
• Oshkosh West swamps Panthers
• Panthers storm back, stay perfect in EWC
• Silvia4Dogs
• Tigers breeze to CLC victory
• Tigers maul Kohler
• Be a member of the Sheboygan for an evening onstage
• Resorters rally for CLC win
• Dutchmen roll past Resorters
• DELORIS M. SAGAL
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Health choices
• Packer blast from the past
• Obituary Notices 1-16
• Obituary Notices 1-13
• Mixed martial artists fight for a cause
• JACK A. PICARD
• Marian’s annual Academic Symposium Feb. 7 focuses on liberal arts
• Well done
• Thank you from United Way
• ROBERT A. KLEIN
• Gatyas-Kautzer
• Chicken rule vote was a rotten egg
• News Digest 17jan12
• Dean’s Lists- 1-13
• Evening/Morning monthly grief support groups meet at hospice
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• Yes, Plymouth, there is a winter
• Fun and prizes are part of bowling tournament to benefit kids
• CALENDAR
• Falcons fare well at Cheesehead, fall to TR in EWC
• Workin’ on the railroad
• Public encouraged to attend winter concerts
• Schneider sworn in as village trustee
• Kids helping kids at Camp Anokijig
• County Sheriff's outlines goals at Falls Town Board meeting
• Votes sought for Discover Sheboygan Falls Contest
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Stanczyk and Cecka key leaders
• PHS performs well at Cedarburg Invite
• Panthers edge Falls, grab sole EWC lead
• Defense shines again for unbeaten Tigers
• Sherlock Holmes Society set meeting schedule
• Sheboygan Service Club aids hospice
• SFHS Class of 1951 sets quarterly luncheon
• Forfeits cost Resorters in CLC dual
• Pfeifer propels Resorters to CLC win
• School spirit on display
• Plymouth Optimist essay contest is open to applicants
• SCCA scholarship application deadline is April 2
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 16-20
• PHS drama students to present puppet show
• New initiatives, programs aid Falls Police Department
• Falls Police Report
• Pine Haven Men's Chorus to sing at Ebenezer Church
• Sheboygan Falls: Home sweet home
• Resorters' Miller unbeaten in Plymouth Invite
• Obituary Notices 1-10
• PHS one-act cast competes at state
• Obituary Notices 1-11a
• Obituary Notices 1-11
• Council approves programming payment to PIC
• Chicken rules lay an egg
• SFHS slates alumni men's hoops tournament
• Meyer looks back at 2011 in Falls
• Falls man charged with operating marijuana house
• DEREK G. LONGSTAFF
• Salvation Army
• Toastmasters
• Lady Falcons Warriors seize second
• KMCC donates to area charities
• Sheboygan man gets prison for Falls home attack
• Father's Daze
• GOOD TO KNOW: Grandparents’ guide for family nurturing and safety
• GOOD TO KNOW: Fighting telemarketing fraud against the elderly
• Panthers use hot start to toppled Lady Falcons
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 16-20
• Fairview collects food at winter concert
• Attempt to block rail sale misguided
• Basketball Standings
• The state endangered species act turns 40; yearlong highlights planned
• School, County Board races to be contested
• News Digest
• Finance and Personnel Committee backs .5 percent pay hike
• Council seeks business development opportunities
• Coming back to SMS
• Colin-Sager
• Child Development Days set at SFMS
• Board approves future purchase of truck
• Perspective Cartoon
• STC names cast for February production of `Proof’
• Arts Center now accepting applications for Senior Honor Recital auditions
• Plymouth to hold 4K registration
• Youth tennis program on tap
• WILLIAM MICHAEL BUTLER
• YOUR COUNTY: County employees step to plate as good neighbors
• Calendar of Events
• A big day on the Mississippi River
• Vollbrecht-Rooker
• UW-S has new leadership
• UW-Sheboygan Dean’s List
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Jan. 11-26
• DONALD A. THOMAS
• Bacteria exceeds state average in sample of wells in town of Plymouth
• Spring in January
• Sheboygan Falls Sports calendar
• Panthers fall in EWC dual
• Big first half sparks PHS past Falls
• South spills Panthers
• Panthers edge Falls, grab sole EWC lead
• Softball clinic scheduled
• Silvia4Dogs
• Prinsen, defense key Oostburg's rout
• Sex offender information meeting set in Falls
• Ozaukee rallies past Elkhart
• Year in Falls sports: The second half
• SCHRC slates next genealogy class
• Deadline for Sheboygan Falls School Board candidacy papers extended
• Safe Harbor faces challenges due to recent budget cut
• Richardson to layoff 18 employees
• Red Cross seeks winter blood donations
• Pieper sparks De O'Malley's to victory
• Falls Police Report
• Opening the door to Christmas giving
• Plan Commission backs new Curves location
• Offering a helping hand
• Obituary Notices 1-9
• Obituary Notices 1-6
• East side townhouse plan clears first hurdle
• Recall Walker
• Learn to ice fish
• GUEST COLUMN
• Falls family gathers, gives back
• Inside technology – Lie in the Cloud
• In Service – Danielle Kulow
• In Service – Lance Klatt
• Dutch defense shuts down Falcons
• Ebert-Entringer
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• No place for vandalism, confrontation
• News Digest 10jan12
• MAE V. DAVIS
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• Suns eclipse unbeaten Falcons
• HG High to host baseball camp
• WARD K. ARBUCKLE SR.
• Swim lessons to start at aquatic center
• Milk Products Celebrates 100 Years
• 2011 rewind: Capping off the past year in Falls
• CALENDAR
• Falls wrestlers duel at Cheesehead Invite
• PHS holds Ugly Sweater/Tie/Outfit Contest
• Falls mayor reflects on 2010, looks ahead to 2011
• Eighth-graders tour Science and Technology Center
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers win first Cedarburg tourney crown
• Panthers' winning streak snapped
• Big first half keys Panthers' win
• Tigers stay unbeaten with lopsided win
• Ledgers rally past Tigers
• Sheboygan municipal buildings show steady reduction in natural gas consumption
• Team effort propels Resorters to CLC win
• Schuler's 29 lead Kiel past Resorters
• SJL retiree Steltenpohl to be honored with open house Jan. 21
• AUDREY I. SCHMITT
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 9-13
• Red Cross Blood Drive slated at Municipal Building
• Blake pours in 31, Silverwater cruises
• LORRAINE E. RAMMINGER & son BRUCE
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall triggers
• Falls Police Report
• Property tax payment address clarified
• Plan Commission OKs car restoration garage
• PHS students offer technical help
• ESTHER M. PETZOLD
• People to People Chapter sets January meeting
• HG village approves contract with fire department
• Obituary Notices 1-4
• Obituary Notices 1-3a
• Town board backs out of real estate market
• Spring ballot fills out
• Navy Sea Cadets to begin drills
• RAYMOND J. MEYER
• HELEN L. MEYER
• Meals on Wheels delivers holiday special
• Meals on Wheels earns accreditation
• Falls mayor reflects on 2010, looks ahead to 2011
• Need help with your New Year’s resolutions?
• Jolly Pranksters to present comedy show
• Jifram teams with Nuovo Group for plastic pallet line
• Ingersoll-Kruger
• Public meeting scheduled Jan. 11 for work on I-43 in Sheboygan County
• Horizon Student Council collects baby items
• Falcons top Lady Dutch for milestone win.
• Food Pantry donation
• Father's Daze
• Sledge deposit plan merits examination – and support
• Public invited to Egypt lecture series
• School District looks for community input on facilities
• News Digest
• SAYS announces Young Musician Competition Jan. 14
• Rosetti elected to PAC board
• Falcons take holiday tourney title
• YOUR COUNTY: Public employee volunteer/financial donations
• Celebrate the joys of Irish culture at JMKAC Family Festival, Jan. 21
• Aquatic Center establishes 2011 rates
• A special badge
• 2010 rewind: What when on last year?
• Calendar of Events
• Junior Badger captain
• UW-Plattville awards
• Eighth-graders tour Science and Technology Center
• Helpful tools for caregivers offered in series beginning Jan. 26
• Panther gridders fulfill potential
• HGHS December students of the month
• Three Panthers on All-region grid squad
• PHS holds annual Ugly Sweater/Tie/Outfit Contest
• Obituary Notices 12-28
• Obituary Notices 12-27
• Obituary Notices 1-3
• Safe Winter Driving tips
• Associated Bank remains undefeated
• A look back at second half of 2010
• ALICE HELEN NOORDYK
• City of Sheboygan voters impacted by redistricting
• Lueders looks at $pectacular Year 2011
• EARL L. LOHUIS
• Community encouraged to Live Well in 2012 – and win prizes
• Proud Cheeseheads
• Garbage math
• Mill Pond
• Leis-Hicks
• Historical Society to offer genealogy class on Jan 9
• In Service – Mark Heichler
• Horizon Student Council collects baby items
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 9-13
• Education partnerships benefit everyone
• AVIS CLAIRE (DAANE) DROPPERS
• Circuit Court Report Dec. 27-30, 2011
• Strong case for wood baseball bats
• GLORIA M. BRICKNER
• MARIA BERENGER
• Federal help must back up community outreach
• YOUR COUNTY: Stonewalling constituents
• Attention Alumni of the EL-G High School Bank
• 4-H National Congress includes local participant
• How much fun can one man have?
• Food support
• Winter wonderland
• Town Plan Commission mulls dredging dumping issue
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• SMS students make their way to Madison
• SFPD to begin license renewal service Jan. 5
• SFHS soccer teams plan Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser
• Sensible snacks at SFMS
• School Board narrows facilities upgrade options
• Falls Police Report
• Supreme sports service Ottman honored with Athletic Service Award
• Otte earns collegiate cross country award
• County presents its side of river dredge dumping plan
• Falls Chamber-Main Street takes part in mitten collection campaign
• Falls Kiwanis Club to host blood drive
• ELROY HENRY HOFFMAN
• Year in Falls sports:
• ALTON F. “AL” GUELL
• Kiel knocks off Falls girls hoops team
• Falls' Geise up for UW-Stout scholarship
• Bookmobile to make stops in area
• SFHS Class of 1954 slates luncheon
• SFPD personnel changes approved Park shelter fee hikes discussed
• Falcons drop Kiel, Cedar Grove to stay unbeaten
• Falls' Bassuener up for UW-Stout scholarship
• Lady Falcon set alumni girls hoops game
• 2011 rewind: What happened this summer?
• Calendar of Events
• Life on the ice
• WALKER RESTORES FUNDING FOR SEX-ASSAULT VICTIMS
• Panthers cruise to third win in a row
• Unger sparks Panthers to EWC victory
• What To Do When Dogs Won’t Eat
• Team effort lifts unbeaten Tigers over Port
• Tigers step up in second half to key CLC win
• Rams' attack shreds Elkhart defense
• Historical Society Second Saturday presents amazing survival story
• MEARLYN MAY SAPALA
• Roethel-Peskie
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 2-6
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Person of the year?
• Obituary Notices 12-23
• Obituary Notices 12-21
• Year in review
• Cost of Wind
• For the Record
• Austerity
• RIGHT ON: Sheboygan County and the Budget Repair Bill
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: 2011 legislative year in review
• Kaat-Daun
• Association would be a great pond tool
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 2-6
• News Digest 27dec11
• Circuit Court Report Dec. 22–23, 2011
• Perspective Cartoon
• SHEBOYGAN COUNTY OFFERS DIRECT LOW-COST BUSINESS FINANCING
• HOLIDAYS BRING TOGETHER TRADITIONS, MEATS, EXCELLENCE
• DARLEEN YOCKEY
• Calendar of Events
• Life on the ice
• WALKER RESTORES FUNDING FOR SEX-ASSAULT VICTIMS
• Panthers cruise to third win in a row
• Unger sparks Panthers to EWC victory
• What To Do When Dogs Won’t Eat
• Team effort lifts unbeaten Tigers over Port
• Tigers step up in second half to key CLC win
• Historical Society Second Saturday presents amazing survival story
• MEARLYN MAY SAPALA
• Rams' attack shreds Elkhart defense
• Roethel-Peskie
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 2-6
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Person of the year?
• Obituary Notices 12-23
• Obituary Notices 12-21
• Year in review
• Cost of Wind
• For the Record
• Austerity
• RIGHT ON: Sheboygan County and the Budget Repair Bill
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: 2011 legislative year in review
• Kaat-Daun
• News Digest 27dec11
• Circuit Court Report Dec. 22–23, 2011
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 2-6
• Association would be a great pond tool
• SHEBOYGAN COUNTY OFFERS DIRECT LOW-COST BUSINESS FINANCING
• HOLIDAYS BRING TOGETHER TRADITIONS, MEATS, EXCELLENCE
• DARLEEN YOCKEY
• Calendar of Events
• Perspective Cartoon
• Lambrecht claims title at Loy Classic
• Youth mat program starts Jan. 2
• German exchange student warms up to SFHS
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Jan. 9-26
• Unemployment comp bill introduced to aid non-striking workers
• Town of Falls begins tax collection
• UW-Milwaukee announces local grads
• Tyler Morgen graduates from MSOE
• Gold graduates from UW-Oshkosh
• UW-GB announces names of mid-year graduates
• Strutting their stuff
• Stoltenberg inducted into Director’s Hall of Fame
• Falls soccer fund-raiser Jan. 5
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Sports Beat
• Wiese paces PHS in Marty Loy Classic
• Young PHS squad eyes improvement all season
• STEM class combines geometry and technology at SFHS
• SFHS soccer teams plan Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser
• Rentmeester leads EL-G to third in Kracht Tourney
• Tigers roll past EL-G
• ELLEN SEBOE
• Dear Santa, please bring Sheboygan Falls…
• Safe Harbor faces challenges due to recent budget cut
• Riverview scholars 10th in state
• Senior Dining Sites – Dec. 26-30
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: `Hushagawah’ time
• Falls Police Report
• HG board approves recommendations for Phase 2
• Open gym sessions slated at SFHS
• Obituary Notices 12-20
• Meet Plymouth’s new community recreation and fitness coordinator
• MARION R. NIEMUTH
• Board hears sweet music
• County chambers and tourist centers gathering mittens to help local charities
• CHARLES L. “MAC” MCELROY
• Marriage licenses – Dec. 1-21, 2011
• Christmas
• DARLYN R. KREPSKY
• INVASIVE INVASION: How do we educate the masses about invasives?
• In Service – Nicholas Plocar
• In Service – David Callahan
• In Service – Kimberly Callahan
• GOOD TO KNOW: Low-cost legal services for wills & POAs available through State Bar’s
• Falcons drop third straight
• German classes make gingerbread houses
• Generations of cheer
• Father's Daze
• EASTERN WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
• Despite bumps, rail line pushes ahead
• ESLS joins statewide e-book buying pool
• Divers celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• News Digest 22dec11
• Local, state deer hunting successful
• Coloring contest winners named
• Christmas Party Time
• Christmas giving
• Chamber-MS pushes back deadline for Discover SF Contest
• Plymouth students the recipients of a spirit of giving
• Falcons roll to 6-0
• B&G Club hires new unit directors
• Bookmobile begins winter schedule Jan. 4
• Badgerland offers college scholarships
• Sheboygan Falls Boys & Girls Club honors top members
• Aquatic Center to host lifeguard course
• REV. LEONARD J. ANDRE
• PHS Class of 1951 reunion
• 2011 rewind: A look back on the year that was in Falls
• Calendar of Events
• Precision Floors and Décor ribbon cutting
• Kiel defeats PHS in EWC mat meet
• Panthers' defense devours Kiel
• Panthers dunk TR for first win
• Panthers cruise to fourth straight win
• EUNICE SIMMELINK
• Lindstrom propels Tigers to lopsided win
• Steines leads Tigers past Rockets
• CLC champs rout Resorters
• Resorters hold on to end two-game slide
• Resorters race to victory
• Salvation Army Secret Santa volunteers
• Larger than life
• Red Cross reminds us: blood platelets live only five days; consider donating regularly
• Unger leads undefeated Antoinette's to victory
• Mauk, Payne lead PHS frosh to victory
• Obituary Notices 12-19
• Obituary Notices 12-16
• Plymouth-Kohler rail line
• Council looks to fill pending vacancy
• Group looks to form pond association
• Scott tackles snow, dogs, fees and mice
• Adell advised on securing lower interest rates
• WALKER SENDING GOOD WIND TURBINE JOBS OUT OF STATE
• Maywood invites vendors for annual Local Food Fair
• RAYMOND E. KYRO
• Falls Senior Dining – Dec. 26-30
• No reason not to say yes to chickens
• News Digest 20jan11
• Perspective Cartoon
• ENDSLEY MAINTAINS SILENCE WHEN ASKED TO OPEN HIS RECORDS
• Deadline approaching for Alice in Dairyland applications
• Another successful KAMO adventure
• Falls take second at Falcon Invite
• Waldo takes step in bridge replacement
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Dec. 19-Jan. 20
• Students visit BizTown
• Calendar of Events
• Laack-Baker
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers third in Dells Classic division
• SMS honors November’s best
• Defense lifts Tigers over Falcons
• Dekker nets 35 to lead Crusaders past Tigers
• Elkhart matmen show strong work ethic
• Resorters win Montello Tourney
• Resorters drop second in a row
• Rockets down Elkhart in CLC matchup
• Mining proposal needs closer scrutiny
• Still smelling like roses
• Mauk sparks Video Center to rec ball victory
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall heats up
• Falls Police Report
• Obituary Notices 12-14
• Obituary Notices 12-13
• Obituary Notices 12-12
• City chicken code takes flight again
• City goes with PIC to run senior center
• Naval Museum & Education Center receives a first exhibit donation
• Main Street Memories winners announced
• Senior Dining Sites – Dec. 19-23
• SMS students fill up with food
• Adell sets tax rate
• Casino
• MMTA announces Folk Music Festival winners
• Marriage licenses – Nov. 19-Dec. 9, 2011
• Ron Paul
• Dream-makers
• One special Heisman weekend
• Lakeshore Chorale to hold 'Snowflake' Concert
• Inside technology – Expanding the tool box
• Holstein Association meets
• New data: Affordable Care Act helps 600,000 additional young adults in Midwest get health insurance
• Falls uses fast start to drop Kewaskum
• SHARON L. FRITZ
• First Reformed Church to provide free Christmas dinner
• Falls Senior Dining – Dec. 19-23
• State’s fewer workers, more retirees – slow-growth economy ahead?
• JOHN D. DROGE
• Days Gone By the Falls: The Best Christmas Gift Ever
• Circuit Court Report Week of Dec. 11
• Completing a work of Arts Center
• City departments to close for holidays
• City tax rate approved
• Council acquires land for major park
• Property tax bills are on the way
• Village of Cascade to purchase new truck
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons rack up fourth straight victory
• B&G Club welcomes car donations
• Blessed Trinity to hold Christmas cookie and candy sale
• New Gallery 110 North opens Dec. 16 with art inspired by nature
• The Kings of Christmas set for holiday show at Weill Center Dec. 18
• Lady Falcons alumni basketball game slated
• 4-H- Parnell Pals -- December
• Zillmer Shelter completed
• Calendar of Events
• Adell sets tax rate
• WESLEY A. BABLER
• Minor offenders, major consequences: Why Wisconsin’s justice system continues to treat 17-yearolds as adults
• Deer camp a wilderness experience
• JOYCE SUNDERLAND
• Two Rivers flattens Panthers in EWC dual
• Strong second half lifts PHS in EWC debut
• Panthers fall shy in dual meet
• Panthers storm back, stay perfect in EWC
• Silvia4Dogs
• Sign of the times
• Tigers clobber Kohler, stay unbeaten
• Balanced attack keys Tigers' victory
• Ozaukee defeats Elkhart in CLC dual
• Oostburg breezes past Resorters
• Big second half propels Elkhart to victory
• Obituary Notices 12-9
• In My View
• Three PHS champs in freshman mat tourney
• Candy give back
• MERLIN E. HUEPPCHEN
• Holiday leftovers: smart tips to control overeating
• Pearl Harbor, like World Trade Center, must not be forgotten
• Donation for Project Angel Hugs
• News Digest 13dec11
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT
• Perspective Cartoon
• Breakfast with the big guy
• SELMA M. “SALLY” BECHER
• “SPRUCE” YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
• A bang for your buck
• GERALD E. ZIMBAL
• Calendar of Events
• Perspective Cartoon
• IMOGENE MARJORY BORGENHAGEN TURRIFF
• Town Board reviews river dredge dumping plan
• The Bull adds spa services
• Sheboygan man injured in town of Falls accident
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• South rolls over Panthers
• Hnilicka leads Panthers at Oshkosh Invite
• Speaking the language
• Defense ignites Tigers in CLC showdown
• Tigers' defense stifles Raiders
• Falls school bands to stage Winter Concert
• Resorters drop mat opener
• Young Resorters in building mode
• Landgraf, Knowles spark EL-G to victory
• School Board selects construction manager
• PHS girl of the month for November
• HGHS November students of the month
• Senior Dining Sites – Dec. 12-16
• Rec. Department sets open gym schedule
• COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: Interesting political times
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Coming attractions
• Falls Police Report
• PHS band marches at Disney World
• A date that will be remembered
• HG village approves garbage and recycling proposal
• HG district implements wellness program
• VERNA ELEANOR ESTHER (AUGUSTINE) OPPENEER
• Obituary Notices 12-7
• Obituary Notices 12-6
• Falls' Sommer named to MSOE honors list
• Reindeer Dazed in Downtown Falls
• Town to look into buying home next to hall
• City wages to stay frozen
• EL tax rate down nearly a dollar
• MMA Fight for a Cause event pushed back
• Mistletoe and folly: Staying safe during the holidays
• Marriage licenses – Nov. 12-18, 2011
• A Plymouth jewel
• Camera eye
• Lambrecht heads to New York for Heisman Awards Ceremony
• Kitchen display debuts
• Honor Flight donation
• Sheboygan County ForageCouncil plans hay auctions
• GOOD TO KNOW: Social Security announces 3.6 percent benefit increase for 2012 – cost-ofliving adjustment is first since 2009
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Grace UCC sets special Christmas music service
• Falcons kicks off new season with abundant talent
• Football awards distributed at SFHS
• Father's Daze
• PHS presents Fall Band Concert
• Giving needed even in the hardest times
• RIGHT ON: The recall
• News Digest 8dec11
• Plymouth 3rd-graders get dictionaries from Elks
• Coat Drive proves to be a success
• Chamber-MS aids cancer care
• Falcons shake off slow start to drop TR
• Man injured at Bemis
• YOUR COUNTY: Concealed and Carry training needed
• RODNEY P. “CANDYMAN” BARTA
• Bagging a pair
• STC `Proof’ auditions slated for Dec. 12
• Lakeshore Chorale will present `Snowflakes’ Dec. 18
• Lambrecht goes unbeaten to lead Falls at Spartan Duals
• Calendar of Events
• Tea with a Celtic flavor
• Welcome Christmas
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Young PHS squad strives to improve
• Panthers fall in mat opener
• PHS shakes off slow start for first win
• PHS third in debut triangular
• PHS earns big win in EWC debut
• Tigers roll in opener
• Tigers stay unbeaten with CLC victory
• Resorters eke out CLC win
• PHS boys basketball
• ResQ Dawgs ribbon cutting
• Renk-Poppe
• HG board approves $1.55M budget
• Obituary Notices 12-5
• Obituary Notices 12-2
• Planners approve GTS Laack Street docks
• Preparing students for 21st century: teaching and assessing soft skills
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Friends Indeed
• Golfing for education
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Working together to grow jobs
• GOOD TO KNOW: The new automobile insurance law in Wisconsin – why you should care
• Elkhart Lake PD to join Booze and Belts traffic safety mobilization
• Eagle Scout winners
• News Digest 6dec11
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Christmas spirit hits Cedar Grove
• Perspective Cartoon
• LELA F. BECKER
• When I die, bury me at deer camp
• Calendar of Events
• Falcons kicks off new season with abundant talent
• Wrestling team to host Youth/Alumni Night
• Falls music students perform in state honors ensembles
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Jets' foul shots derail Panthers
• PHS avenges loss to Port
• MARCELLA E. SIMON
• Experience, depth give Tigers bright outlook
• Defense, rebounding keys for Tigers
• Tigers rout Elkhart in CLC opener
• School Board narrows down facilities wish list
• Falls choirs slate holiday concert
• Service Learning class offers chance to help
• Resorters fall late in debut
• Boys basketball
• THOMAS E. SCHINTGEN
• RIGHT ON: Our reforms are working
• Senior Dining Sites – Dec. 5-9
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission backs conditional use for Addicted Industries move
• Pitzen-Servais
• Pine Haven fundraiser slated
• Pine Haven chorus to host Beernink benefit concert Dec. 17
• City refines budget code language
• City extends room tax agreement
• ELIZABETH J. “BETTY” OTTE
• Obituary Notices 11-30
• Obituary Notices 11-29
• NNA Survey: Readers prefer their community newspapers for local news and information
• Fighting for the greater good
• Main Street Memories Reindeer Daze Holiday Parade Lineup
• Middle-school winter sports to begin soon
• Marriage licenses – Oct. 29-Nov. 11, 2011
• Main Street Memories ushers in the holiday season
• Lions Club ready to hold fifth Casino Night fundraiser
• Reserve a spot in JOY Club’s health care presentations that start Dec. 12
• Inside technology – Staying up to date with your student
• Happy, healthy smiles all around
• Hanke-Taylor
• GOOD TO KNOW: Social Security is home for the holidays
• Bein shoots ace at Quit Qui Oc
• DENNIS DONALD GOLBACH
• EL-G Students recognized
• Co-op girls swimming squad finds success
• Father's Daze
• Falls boy advances in PPK
• Falcons fall in girls hoops opener
• Falls Senior Dining – Dec. 5-9
• Explosive device found at Fond du Lac Ave. Q-Mart
• Executives visit PHS classes to talk
• EL-Glen Middle School first-quarter honor roll
• News Digest 1dec11
• SFHS science teacher moves on to MSOE
• Celtic Christmas Tea on tap
• Perspective Cartoon
• Sargento staffing changes
• Rockline to invest $10M in new technology; add 60 jobs at Sheboygan-based facility
• YOUR COUNTY: Counteracting the neighborhood bullies
• Adventure Day at Camp Anokijig
• A plateful of thanks
• A crisp autumn walk
• Junior wrestling starts Tuesday
• Calendar of Events
• Welcome Christmas with Old World Santa - A Holly Jolly Parade
• Queen for a day
• Perspective Cartoon
• GRACE L. VOSS
• U-13 soccer champions
• Panthers look to repeat as EWC champs
• Silvia4Dogs
• Panthers' rally falls short in tourney finals
• Neighbors
• Tigers cruise in opener
• Resorters strive to build on last season's finish
• TECWYN VANCE “TEC” ROBERTS
• Obituary Notices 11-28
• RODNEY G. “ROD” NELSON
• Obituary Notices 11-25
• Obits
• Spring election season begins
• Random Lake approves contract with Sheriff’s Department
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• ELDA I. KALK
• DENNIS DONALD GOLBACH
• HARVEY EDWIN GLOEDE
• Hurley leaves great legacy at chamber
• News Digest 29nov11
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT – week of Nov. 20
• MILDRED “MILLIE” BAIRD
• MAKE SOMETHING SPECIAL EVERY DAY
• Wilderness Journal
• Calendar of Events
• Elkhart Lake Lions presents awards
• Boys runners revealed
• Perspective Cartoon
• Public encouraged to attend winter concerts
• Veteran 4-H volunteers
• Italian exchange student settles in at SFHS
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Nov. 28-Dec. 20
• Plymouth Optimists launch annual `Toys for Kids’ campaign
• Talking business
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• New Panther coach excited about season
• Rack ‘em up
• SFHS students collect honor-roll accolades
• Resorters stumble in opener
• SCHRC genealogy class to focus on world war era
• SCHRC releases Prange's book
• SJB students of the month
• Father's Daze
• Rec. Department to hold open gyms
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth Utilities outside work
• Pine Haven slated to expand Oostburg facility
• PHS Honor Roll – first quarter 2011-12
• Plymouth Panther holiday gift guide
• Obituary Notices 11-23
• Obituary Notices 11-22
• Obituary Notices 11-21
• Room tax increase boosted
• Auxiliary of the Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261 meeting minutes
• Correction
• Middle School students excel
• Marriage licenses – Oct. 14-28, 2011
• Main Street Memories ushers in the holiday season
• Firing up the holiday lights
• GOOD TO KNOW: Working with professional fundraisers
• GOOD TO KNOW: Medicare Part D open enrollment extends thru Dec. 7
• Young talent breeds optimism for Falcons
• Kipp-Gilsdorf
• Falls Senior Dining – Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Falls Library slates book sale
• Fire claims life of Falls woman
• The Marsh Tower is everybody's - officially
• EL-Glen H.S. posts first-quarter honor roll
• Eleven local seats up for grabs in spring election
• News Digest 24nov11
• Experienced Falcons take aim for success
• Correction
• Council approves .69 percent tax levy increase
• Christmas 2011 – Birth of a new tradition
• Chamber-MS seeks assistance for Discover SF Contest
• Boys soccer squad excels
• UW-S `Chasing the Light’ exhibit featuring artist Jason Prigge opens Dec. 1
• Falls' Arthur sinks hole in one
• Falls Aquatic Center to close for Thanksgiving
• Stanczyk, Raeder and Schirmer voted to AEW conference girls tennis
• Three Resorters, two Tigers on All-CLC first team
• After-school program offered at Riverview
• Word of Grace sets holiday schedule
• Calendar of Events
• Efforts along the Mullet deserve support
• News Digest 22nov11
• Wisconsin wetlands seen as threat to jobs but environmentalists lament erosion of broad support for protection
• A day in the pheasant business
• Thanks for the Holiday Memories
• RIGHT ON: Providing a GOP point of view
• West keys Larson’s win
• Panthers start preseason
• Plymouth's Kulow earns college soccer honors
• Sleigh Bell Walk-Run is scheduled for Dec. 3 in Kiel
• Obituary Notices 11-18
• State 57 project to create detour
• Marsh Tower is paid off
• MealsWithMarge
• CURTIS J. LEWITZ
• EDITH JAGERINK
• Deer hunting photos may be submitted
• Holiday lights will be on display at Richardson Hospice
• Deck the Halls brings back holiday memories all December
• Fit for a Queen
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT – Nov. 14-18
• Plymouth Christmas Parade and holiday fest
• Perspective Cartoon
• Plymouth Chamber director embraces new opportunity
• 20/20 Vision Drs. Roberts and Wicklund achieve award
• How to become a candidate for County Supervisor
• STC’s `White Christmas’ cast/crew prepares for opening Dec. 2
• Six Panthers All-EWC first team
• Falls, Oostburg win youth volleyball titles
• Calendar of Events
• Lambrecht named national finalist for High School Heisman
• Triphan-Genestar Mercadal
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO: reply@plymouth-review.com Flying the flag of freedom
• German exchange student enjoys time at SFHS
• County 4-H program distributes special awards
• Sheboygan Highland House to provide free Thanksgiving buffet for those in need
• Rec. adult tennis league honors champs
• Students invited to make gifts
• Stauber-Lisowe
• Holiday sale slated at St. Peter Church
• Cookie walk set at St. Paul Church
• State showing cps off great Panther season
• SFMS names first-quarter honor roll recipients
• Second Saturdays remembers agricultural heritage Dec. 10
• SCHRC gets new signs
• PHS girl of the month for May 2011
• PHS girl of the month for October
• Riverview presents musical
• Richardson Furniture Emporium ventures into the kitchen
• Senior Dining Sites – Nov. 21-25
• Smith's 33 key Maple Dale Church to debut win
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Guns and politics
• Falls Police Report
• Panthers gear up for hoops season
• Sheboygan site open this week to collect gift-filled shoe boxes
• Obituary Notices 11-16
• Obituary Notices 11-15
• HG budget adoption delayed
• Downtown Queen for a Day to be crowned
• Partial Mill Pond drawdown to kill cattails sought
• Museum budget survives unscathed
• Motivational speaker reschedules appearance at SFHS
• Main Street Memories ushers in the holiday season
• No recall
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Saying thank you to our veterans
• EUNICE R. LAMMERS
• Lady Falcons take top spot
• Kruegers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• It’s a Jungle (gym) out there
• Horizon 3rd-graders help Meals on Wheels
• Holiday cheer hits downtown
• GOOD TO KNOW: Shopping safely from home – Part II: watch out for fraud
• GOOD TO KNOW: Shopping safely from home – Part I: tips
• GOOD TO KNOW: Credit card protection
• New firearm rules take effect at start of gun deer season
• Falcons overcome odds to find success
• Falls Senior Dining – Nov. 21-25
• Father's Daze
• Far out walk at SMS
• Falls Tap supports B&G Clubs
• News Digest 17nov11
• Falls runners chase down success
• County tree sale now under way
• Class of 1956 marks 55th reunion
• Citizens invited to enter Discover Sheboygan Falls Contest
• Plymouth/county schools’ business visitors to project positive role models
• Perspective Cartoon
• City of Sheboygan Falls building permits
• Brunch for a cause
• St. Paul's to hold Brain Game Challenge
• Young Falls squad makes big noise
• Black Cat Coffee House offers real-world experience
• YOUR COUNTY: Newsletter stories bring life to work of county
• Falls Aquatic Center to close for Thanksgiving
• Falls Schools marks American Education Week
• Tigers land three on All-CLC first team
• Waldo wastewater treatment plant will need expansion within 10 years
• Calendar of Events
• With Heartfelt Thanks
• Deer camp 2011: Good luck, be safe
• Panthers place fourth in state meet
• Retired educators attend conference and reward public schools
• Spaceport to host Ice Moons competition Nov. 19
• More Barking
• Obituary Notices 11-14
• Obituary Notices 11-11
• Road work to force State 57 detour
• Adell works on maintenance of village property
• MealsWithMarge 11-15
• COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: `Player Piano’
• Carrying arms
• SHEBOYGAN HIGHLAND HOUSE TO PROVIDE FREE THANKSGIVING BUFFET FOR THOSE IN NEED
• Rockets lose wild one in grid playoffs
• New 21st century face for 19th century history
• News Digest 15nov11
• Criter to swim for powerhouse Auburn
• Dr. Roger Vanprooien honored with 50-year Award
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT –Nov. 7-11
• Chiro-Health remodel, expansion ribbon-cutting
• Perspective Cartoon
• YOUR COUNTY: County Board budget a rocky course
• Three Panthers on All-EWC first team
• Alice-SomethingWisconsin
• KENNETH YOCKEY
• Calendar of Events
• CLARENCE E. “CLEM” BROETZMANN
• Huibregtse-Feenstra
• Prange-Boncher
• Correction
• For the trick to fewer treats: eight ways for cutting back on the candy this Halloween
• Treasures abound at annual sale
• County team trap champs crowned
• Tale as old as time
• PHS girls banking on state experience
• UW-Sheboygan to dedicate Jack Snyder Court Nov. 2
• Snowmobile safety course on tap
• Sharing a world of experience
• Veteran's Day program to be held at SFMS
• Resorters end season on bright note
• School Board endorses tax hike
• MARIE E. SCHMIDT
• Prayer Tree grows hope for local cancer patients
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Quixotic lawsuits
• Falls Police Report
• HG road construction projects in final stages
• Obituary Notices 10-26
• The newest Lion
• Masons donate to Honor Flights
• County budget ready for final action
• County budget cuts spending, levy
• Motivational speaker to appear at SFHS
• Halloween Boo Bash at Memorial Mall
• Local dog Best in Show
• Compromise
• Coats for Kids
• Ladies let loose
• Correction
• County hazardous waste program shuts for season
• ANTOINETTE B. “ANN” HARVEY
• Sheboygan Falls Trick-or-treat hours slated
• Waupaca routs Falls in football playoffs
• Focus Physical Therapy school supply drive
• Father's Daze
• Finding common ground, budget solutions can be done
• News Digest 27oct11
• Falls girls cap season fifth at sectional meet
• EL grad earns cross country honor
• County PP to be closed between State 57 and State 67 starting Oct. 31
• Falls man to be honored for apprehending robber
• M.T. Wooden Washtub embarks on coat drive
• Council bumps up salaries in budget
• Perspective Cartoon
• Building a better Mickey D’s
• Falcons fall out of sectional
• Donation helps Boys & Girls Club get technical
• Man arrested for robbery at Falls Q-Mart
• Sheboygan Falls American Legion Post seeks members
• A living tableau
• Five generations of Herbers
• 4-H youth get artisitc
• One enchanted 4-H day
• Plymouth knocks out Falls in volleyball playoffs
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES – SHEBOYGAN SR. CENTER:
• Fan bus for PHS sectional match
• VIOLA VAN STELLE
• Events Calendar
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Spooktacular
• Panthers win regional
• Panthers sweep Falls in regional semis
• Roberts powers Panthers to EWC romp
• PHS girls win sectional, advance to state
• Silvia 4 Dogs
• Tigers fall in regional finals
• Tigers rally to win semifinal match
• CLC champs dominate Tigers
• Lallensack paces EL-G in sectional meet
• ELGHS Halloween Pops concert offers lively, family entertainment Oct. 29-30
• Packer party time
• WLA rolls past Tigers in sectional semis
• Sheriff’s Report: Fire in Adell home
• Obituary Notices 10-24
• Obituary Notices 10-21
• Trick-or-treaters are coming
• ELSIE NEUMAN
• Commission deals with outside storage of vehicles and what to do with aging building in park
• Minutes
• Meals With Marge
• COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: 9/11
• In Motion Dance Studio ribbon-cutting
• Fire Department Open House winners
• News Digest 25oct11
• Police & Court
• Perspective Cartoon
• Annual Sargento Make-A-Wish golf tournament grants seven wishes
• New car line to be brought to area
• New car line to be brought to area
• Rep. Endsley’s claim of unemployment abuse seems unfounded
• A little piece of history
• PLYMOUTH SHAMROCKS: September 2011 Leader’s Report
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – October
• Trying to spark Fire within
• Calendar of Events
• They got a kick out of this visit
• Riverview joins Walk to School Day
• Falcons even EWC record
• Van Horn upgrades Plymouth Ambulance
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Oct. 20-Nov. 1
• United Way Focus: United Football League sets the standard
• Dolphins repeat as FUFL champions
• Chamber-Main Street decorates downtown for fall
• SFHS sets Team Talks
• Students stand tall
• Students grow top crops
• Freeman attains UW-Platteville master’s degree
• Poirier makes Michigan Tech's summer dean's list
• Fears of Sheboygan inducted into Huntington U. Honor Society
• Blood drive slated at St. Paul's
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers second in Small School State
• Panthers match up well in playoff opener
• Tigers win regional debut
• Tigers face reigning state champs in first round
• Tigers confident heading into sectional match
• Veteran's Day program to be held at SFMS
• Senior Dining Sites – Oct. 24-28
• Puddy-Cooper
• County TRIAD free vehicle inspection registration in progress
• Resorters fall in regional opener
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall vote
• Falls Police Report
• Pet mobile adoption Oct. 22 at Memorial Mall
• PHS Peers 4 Peers holds new student breakfast
• Sheboygan County proposed 2012 budget
• HG district approves $14.8M budget, taxes decrease 9.3 percent
• Obituary Notices 10-19
• Obituary Notices 10-18
• Obituary Notices 10-17
• County budget cuts spending, levy
• Mersberger-Nyenhuis
• Marriage licenses – Sept. 15-Oct. 8, 2011
• Fantastic fun walk
• Jarosch's game show appearance 'a big deal'
• LTC named military-friendly school
• LTC honors for two leaders in apprenticeship programs
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Health care tax relief bill moves forward
• City initiates leaf pickup
• DALE “W.T.” LANGKABEL
• ALDA D. LAMMERS
• It's Ladies Nite Out in downtown Falls Friday
• Raiders win Junior Football title
• In Service – Ian Jasso
• Horizons4Girls commits to financial literacy
• How our world shapes our roads
• Funding shortage closes household hazardous waste collection until 2012
• GOOD TO KNOW: Medicare Part D open enrollment extends thru Dec. 7
• German teacher hopes visit leads to international collaboration
• Fun times at SFES
• Indians run past Falcons
• Fire safety at SMS
• PHS playoff tickets on sale
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 24-28
• FFA members attend FIRE Conference
• Don't ask me what GPS stands for – you don't want to know
• Public encouraged to attend fall concerts at Plymouth schools
• Falcon Weight Challenge participants make final weigh in
• Fairview Walk-a-thon raises $7,600
• School Board continues facilities planning
• Town of Falls to host electronics collection
• HG voters embraced the status quo
• News Digest 20oct11
• Hunters may harvest deer with tags and collars
• Fischer, Kaat shine for girls cross country team
• Civil Air Patrol slates fundraiser
• Perspective Cartoon
• Plymouth high-mileage vehicle team an indicator of tech ed progress
• Business networking event slated in Falls
• Mersberger Financial to host Business 'N Bagels event
• Falcons claim regional title
• Boy Scouts set for food drive
• MARJORIE I. BEEBE
• TYA auditions for `Seussical Jr’ slated for Oct. 31-Nov. 1
• Pat McCurdy comedy show to benefit Anokijig’s Children’s Scholarship Fund
• JMKAC offers free screenings of `Deaf Jam’ Oct. 25-26
• A mind opening visit
• Word of Grace to hold Hallelujah Party
• CALENDAR
• Hospice campaign kicks into high gear with pizza party
• Roberts powers Panthers to EWC romp
• Silvia4Dogs
• Rockets are impressive
• Tigers repeat as regional champs
• Resorters win CLC finale over Rams
• Scouts asking people to fill their bags
• MARTIN T. ROSENBERGER
• HAROLD C. REDISKE
• MARK “FRENCHY” PROVENCHER
• Obituary Notices 10-14
• HG voters strongly endorse street work status quo
• Scott addresses zoning changes
• GERALD M. MEYER
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Library eBooks are now available for Kindle
• A New Life event
• Fairest experience
• ROGER D. KIRST
• National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is Oct. 23-29
• WILLARD H. KOHLHAGEN
• How our world has shaped our roads
• Tiger JV loses wild one
• Sheboygan County Heart Walk a huge success
• PATRICIA A. “PAT” GOLDBERG
• Open for fun and learning
• Fall fun at SJL
• Fall back in time
• Panthers earn share of EWC title
• Johnson leads PHS girls to EWC crown
• Concealed carry law has a flaw
• News Digest
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT Oct. 10-14
• Tigers share first in CLC Tourney
• Tigers’ Marver All-CLC runner again
• Perspective Cartoon
• CHARLOTTE R. BUSS
• Bob Schoenborn’s Jewelry continues family business
• Restoration Gardens receives Exemplary Employer of the Year award during Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Area residents will have new degree opportunity
• Business breakfast raises issues
• PUMPKINS – MORE THAN ORANGE
• Tennis
• Calendar of Events
• Eder-DeMunck
• Youth football program debuts
• Fall Yard of the Month
• A moving experience
• WINSA slated Navy birth celebration
• Waupun topples Falcons
• Falls Volleyball Club slates tryouts
• Jet unveiled as airport Gate Guardian
• United Football League Standings
• UFL championship games on tap Saturday
• ZITA YVONNE TURICIK
• Toastmaster open house scheduled in Plymouth
• Plymouth student achieves dean’s list
• Pizza party Oct. 25 to benefit hospice care
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panther spikers sweep TR
• Panthers repeat as South Invite champs
• Panthers dominate in EWC opener
• PHS girls third at Port Invite
• Game Panthers drop regional opener
• Tigers roll past Resorters
• Settlers gets spiffy
• Tiger girls fifth at Campbellsport Invite
• Tigers cruise in regional opener
• SFHS Homecoming royalty
• Alzheimer’s Association to offer program on early stage memory loss
• Alzheimer’s Association to host Community Coffee Talk Oct. 31
• Riddle Run draws a crowd to Falls
• Senior Dining Sites – Oct. 17-21
• Safe Harbor of Sheboygan County is here to help
• Falls Police Report
• PHS sophomore racing in SCCA
• Netbooks, wikis engaging PHS students
• Panther JV gridders win
• Plymouth team wins Chef Challenge
• RALPH H. LANGE
• Obituary Notices 10-12
• Obituary Notices 10-11
• Business loans get council nod
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Seeking your direct input on legislative proposals
• Waldo reviews leaf burning, winter market, sewer treatment plant
• Ladies Nite Out to again aid breast cancer
• DANIEL G. KNECHT
• Falls Kiwanis Club installs new leaders
• In Service – Tabitha Zillmer
• In Service – Phil Priem
• In Service – Lukas Ohman
• Hospice campaign kicks into high gear with pizza party
• Horizons4Girls touts special school lunch day
• Hospice slated Grief Support Group meeting
• Falcons cap girls tennis season at sectionals
• MICHAEL FOX JR.
• Falls United Way Focus: YMCA builds healthy community
• A great time to be from Wisconsin
• Falcons top Waupun, earn playoff berth
• Seven proud Falcons guide Falcons to playoffs
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 17-21
• Father's Daze
• EL-G Homecoming Court
• News Digest 13oct11
• Wis. Deer Research Project presentation slated for Oct. 22 at Maywood
• Falls girls runners take second at Campbellsport Invite
• Council orders removal of rabbits from residence
• City reviews fire department collaboration plan
• Council grants conditional approval to garden center
• WILLARD H. CLEMENS
• Cascade seeks citizen volunteers for flag, banner projects
• Perspective Cartoon
• Autumn Gala set to support Gathering Place, Memory Matters
• Busses celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• Falcons fall in EWC finale
• Edgewater environmental upgrade provided jobs & is on schedule
• IT’S TIME TO RECLAIM FROM WAR OUR HUMAN AND FINANCIAL TREASURES
• Experience Halloween traditions during Wade House `Autumn Celebration’ this weekend
• TYA’s Rising Stars troupe stages `Edison Thomas’ Oct. 21-23
• Women’s chorus presents 44th annual barbershop show Oct. 15
• Lakeshore Chorale opens season with `Sunset’ Oct. 21
• A towering ceremony
• Calendar of Events
• Looking to the future for Lake Chetac
• Veterans’ mural installed
• Third Saturday displays Sheboygan County collectors and their collections
• Taco Stop ribbon cutting
• Panthers sweep Kiel, stay atop EWC
• Panthers' Stanczyk earns state berth
• Kewaskum battles Plymouth
• Panthers rally to edge Falls
• Tigers sweep St. Mary's Springs
• Tigers slip past Resorters in overtime
• BARBARA J. SINNER
• Tigers' Marver second at Brillion Invite
• Tigers win CLC finale in overtime
• Kohler outlasts Resorters in CLC match
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Police action
• Partners in Reading volunteers share the joy of reading
• Obituary Notices 10-10
• Obituary Notices 10-7
• Lower level entrance to museum approved
• Streetwork exercise
• New director
• Concealed weapons banned in municipal buiding
• Sticky business
• Making a difference
• Alzheimer’s walk
• Ramps
• WALLACE W. KRACHT
• MealsWithMarge
• LTC holding renewable energy tour/panel discussion Oct. 13
• Lions Club spearheads global crusade to conquer blindness
• Electronic tolling a viable route to Wis. highway modernization
• Drawdown seems to have met its goal
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFTEN ESCALATES – IT CAN AND DOES END IN DEATH
• News Digest 11oct11
• CIRCUIT COURT REPORT Oct. 5-7
• Children’s Book Festival brings together kids and authors on October 14,15,16
• Charlene’s ribbon cutting
• Perspective Cartoon
• Car seat round-up
• Rohde Bros. marks 100th anniversary
• Bereavement workshop for professionals’ registration in progress
• It’s time to reclaim from war our human and financial treasures
• Marian U. introduces CEO Lecture Series
• Lions Club supports white cane safety
• Calendar of Events
• SCHOOL CHOICE Part III: School choice advocates hope to build on gains Racine expansion shows movement’s clout
• Falls takes fourth at Oostburg Invite
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Oct. 8-31
• United Football League Standings
• UFL to hold brat fry
• U.S. Open volunteer positions available
• Town considers driveway, culvert ordinance
• Falls World War II vet touts vets services
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Kiel vs Plymouth
• Chicken dinner at SJB slated for Oct. 16
• Panthers earn Ozaukee Invite title
• Panthers' Stanczyk, Kiela to sectional
• PHS, Kewaskum tangle again for EWC supremacy
• Tigers cruise in CLC play
• Tigers, Eagles battle to a draw
• The highs and low of bear baiting
• Sheboygan Falls News delivery
• SFHS class celebrates 60 years
• Resorters sweep Ozaukee in CLC match
• Sadiq, Kammerzelt lead Elkhart at invite
• Resorters return good nucleus in 2012
• SCHRC sets German geneaology class
• Falls School District announces closing procedure
• HGHS September students of the month
• Falls Police Report
• Garden center gets go-ahead from Plan Commission
• PHS evaluating student soft skills
• Plymouth High School homecoming royalty
• Emeritus professor publishes wildlife book
• UW-Milwaukee hoops coach to speak at SFHS
• Riverview seeking military, veterans related to students
• Senior Dining Sites – Oct. 10-14
• Habitat for Humanity holding meeting Oct. 18 to seek family for home
• HG village looking at options
• Obituary Notices 10-5
• Obituary Notices 10-4
• One step Above and Beyond "Adopt-a-Highway"
• Concealed weapons banned in municipal buiding
• Mersbergers mark historic addition
• Marriage licenses – Aug. 27-Oct. 15, 2011
• Library Ledger
• It's deal-making time
• Kiwanis Pig Roast success
• `Savings’
• Falcons inch closer to playoff berth
• Horizon Walk-a-Thon raises $6,500
• Homecoming fun for all
• GOOD TO KNOW: Foreclosure assistance information available for free online from Consumer Action
• ROGER E. GOLLNICK
• Falcons compete at sectionals
• Fresh cider for a cold fall day
• Foundry fire – Kohler Co.
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 10-14
• Father's Daze
• Seniors take steps to prevent falls
• Falls business claims award
• Eastern Wisconsin Conference
• Drawdown seems to have met its goal
• REBECCA EDER and RAYMOND DEMUNCK
• News Digest 6oct11
• Deer discussion
• Falls places third at Slinger
• Circuit Court Report – Oct. 3-4
• Class of 1961 celebrates 50 years in style
• Charter’s statewide scholarship program seeks college-bound applicants
• Perspective Cartoon
• Fundraisers set to aid Falls girl
• News
• Balance for Brennan fundraiser set for Saturday
• Meyer nets five goals as Falcons down Cougars
• Sheboygan Children’s Book Festival Oct. 14-16 geared to book lovers of all ages
• Sheboygan Symphony unwraps 2011-12 season Oct. 8 at the Weill
• Pat Graney Co. offers memorable treat for senses at JMKAC
• Apprentices aid Humane Society
• A lovely day for a stroll
• GriefShare seminar slated at Word of Grace
• Calendar of Events
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Special focus on jobs continues
• Perspective Cartoon
• SCHOOL CHOICE Part II: Lawmakers find extra money for private schools as public schools see cuts
• Mississippi River duck hunt, 40 years later!
• Volleyball event supports breast cancer awareness
• Sheboygan Theatre company announces auditions for “White Christmas”
• Panthers rally past Falls
• Panthers earn shutout, Kewaskum up next
• Panthers win eighth straight EWC title
• Money Smart Week – Wis. activities in county slated for Oct. 10-13
• Tigers fall shy in CLC showdown
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Insurance costs soar
• Obituary Notices 9-30
• Rail project grant decision expected soon
• Big plays spark Ozaukee past Tigers
• Mutsch powers Tigers to lopsided win
• Undefeated Rockets overpower Elkhart
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Marian U. CEO Lecture Series features Lindee Kimball Oct. 18
• Emergency Service
• Car seat round-up
• Fairview Walk-A-Thon
• WAYNE ARTHUR GOSSE
• WILLIAM H. “BILL” GOELZER
• PHS fans' bus to Kewaskum game set
• Safety first - and fun
• News Digest 4oct11
• PEARL ALMA MINNIE BILGO
• CORN IS JUST A-MAZE-ING
• A harvest of fun
• DENNIS R. WICK
• CALENDAR
• Petts-Kurowski
• Shaw-Jens
• Falcon fans get funky
• Are choice schools better?
• Walmart family heirs and others are changing the face of education in Wisconsin
• Kewaskum topples Falls
• UW-Sheboygan art exhibit to feature three local artists
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Falls United Way gears up for fund campaign
• United Football League Standings
• SFHS student earns national award
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Sports Beat
• Panthers win EWC finale, take second
• PHS cruises to Panther Invite title
• Panthers clinch share of EWC crown
• Tools of the Trade
• Mutsch powers Tigers to lopsided win
• Sheboygan Theatre presents off-Broadway classic “Little Shop of Horrors”
• SFHS students assist Lions
• SFHS mentors make Connections
• Resorters drop CLC match
• SecondSaturdayProgram presentation is on the Niagara Escarpment in Wisconsin
• School Board opts for construction manager in facilities projects
• Three SASD schools selected as Schools of Merit for positive behavior program
• Sartori company joins in support of Make-a-Wish Foundation
• With help from its Rotary friends, Salvation Army meets its campaign goal
• Senior Dining Sites
• Plymouth artist wins award at juried art exhibit
• Plymouth City Council meeting Sept. 27, 2011
• Flower center blooms in Falls
• Openings available for rec. programs
• Falls Police Report
• PHS senior a National Marit Semifinalist
• Dirt Track champions honored
• RESIDENTS EXPRESS OPPOSITION TO ROAD PROJECTS
• On path to a cure
• Obituary Notices 9-28
• Obituary Notices 9-27
• Comm Ed& Rec offering 3 music courses
• Music faculty and friends to perform at recital
• MMTA sets Sept. 30 meeting
• Minutes
• Courteous Service
• Benefits of local wind power are wide-reaching
• Boys JV soccer team earns tourney title
• Bears, Vikings score shutouts
• Halloween may be scary for kids; home should not be
• Meyer Aluminium Blanks Inc. moves to new facilities in Sheboygan Falls
• LTC offers free seminar on business innovation
• Free LTC classes focus on occupational skills for women
• Homecoming hijinks
• LEROY C. “LEE” HOER
• Residents are asked to cooperate with a community health survey
• Analysis: Democrats hit reset on health care
• Aging gracefully
• ROLAND B. HANDEL JR.
• Kohler drops Falls, claims EWC crown
• SPLASH swimmers seize second at Plymouth
• Foster Grandparents help students learn at Jefferson
• Defense propels Falcons in Homecoming thriller
• Falls girls capture Kewaskum Invite title
• Crime and Safety Fair to return to Falls
• County trapshoot
• PHS girls win County Meet
• Next family swim set for Oct. 9
• City seeks citizen input on Municipal Building
• Class of 1954 slates luncheon
• Council approves utility digger, sewer project
• Perspective Cartoon
• Carroll University Dean's List – spring 2011
• Falcons take third at Waupaca
• Red Cross to hold blood drive
• Barn dance brings together many who value our farmlands
• Four inducted into PHS Alumni Hall of Fame
• A dog day afternoon
• IRA W. WEBER
• Tigers' attack fizzles
• Calendar of Events
• History revisited
• Homecoming fun for all
• Fire in Waldo barn brings major response
• Meinnert chosen as UW-P resident assistant
• Panthers win huge EWC match
• Panthers dominate in EWC opener
• Roberts powers Panthers to big homecoming win
• Panthers' Johnson first four-time champ
• Tadych sparks PHS to EWC victory
• UW colleges launch joint degree program in special education
• Tiger spikers earn sweep
• Ground game ignites Tigers to CLC debut win
• Loucks’ five TDs fuel Resorters’ rout
• Plymouth's Mueller wins SCCA national title
• iCare and RCS work together for enhanced services
• One great Date Nite
• Obituary Notices 9-26
• Obituary Notices 9-21
• Obituary Notices 9-23
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• SATURDAY MAIL DELIVERY
• Sheboygan Marsh refilling begins after the managed drawdown
• The Seven Man-made Wonders of Wisconsin: a tribute to state’s creativity, passion and eccentricity
• JESSIE VIOLA LORENS
• Perfect Storm
• WAUNITA L. HAUSLER
• Five generations
• County asks merchants’ help in eliminating fake marijuana
• Unload electronic recyclables Oct. 8
• Appreciating, respecting diversity is theme of free event
• NORMAN F. DICK
• Colette’s Daughter ribbon-cutting
• 100 years of flying in Wisconsin to be celebrated here
• Perspective Cartoon
• PEARL ALMA MINNIE BILGO
• Wedding: MARY BELLIS and MARSHALL WITKOWSKI
• Changes occur in County Supervisory district lines
• Last ATV safety class scheduled
• Art teachers recognized for their inspiring work with students
• Another great time at Flater’s Resort
• CALENDAR
• Wendorfs celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• One romantic evening in Falls
• Falcons even record in EWC
• Reserve seat for Camp American Legion benefit by Sept. 22
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 22-29
• United Football League Standings
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• Bartz will `Race for United Way’ Sept. 22-25
• Panthers earn third shutout in a row
• Panthers win Pirate Invite
• Panthers rout Waupun
• Tigers second at Pulaski Invite
• Tiger girls win Valders Invite
• Tigers perform well at Roncalli Invite
• Niemann's hat trick sparks Tigers
• SFHS launches new recycling program
• SFHS plans homecoming events
• Resorters face tough opponents in tourney
• SCHRC slates volunteer recognition event
• `Cyberbullying’ is topic of presentation at Riverview Sept. 29
• Rotary Club changes guard
• Keeping it in the family
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 26-30
• Champions crowned in adult rec. tennis leagues
• Falls Police Report
• PHS girls three-peat champs in Panther Relays
• HG district approves $14.8M budget
• ALFRED N. OLIG
• Obituary Notices 9-20
• Keep on bikin'
• Scott looks at new laws/town economy
• Adell experiences chemical explosion and will study parking restrictions
• MERLIN E. MEYER
• Falls' Messer elected to state's highest Kiwanis office
• Marriage licenses – Aug. 5-28, 2011
• Heart Walk scheduled in Falls
• Olson cards ace at QQO
• Falcons' girls tennis squad recorded two shutouts
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Budget provisions take effect
• Raiders go to 2-0 in Junior Football
• Guilty plea entered in homicide case
• Falcons topple Huskies in EWC action
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 26-30
• Father's Daze
• Family Health and Fitness Day deems health as a family affair
• Falls Volleyball Club gets fresh start
• SFES Family Fun Walk event on tap
• News Digest
• Date Nite winners announced
• Parents invited to cyberbullying presentation
• Sheboygan County is named Bronze Level Bicycle Friendly Community
• Can you dig it?
• Falls runners fourth, sixth
• Netbook evaluation at Plymouth board meeting scores a positive
• Perspective Cartoon
• Hansen set to lead recreation program
• Falls takes third at Falcon Invite
• Blood drive slated at Blessed Trinity
• JMKAC film `Peace Unveiled’ Sept. 27-28 follows struggle of Afghan women
• Frank Maydak elected to PAC board of directors
• Lavallee to dedicate artwork in honor of seniors Sept. 26
• Local musical talents join forces Oct. 2 for ALS/Lou Gehrig’s disease benefit concert
• Waelderhaus to host free musical concert Oct. 15
• Addicted Industries looks to make a good impression
• May steps up at SFHS
• Falls YMCA Riddle Run set Oct. 8
• Fallapalooza at Anokijig
• Calendar of Events
• Neighbors
• Therapy dog Sophie racks up 350 good deeds
• UW-S offers Pre-College Program for area high school students
• UW-FDL invites community to attend lecture about copyright law
• Panthers cruise to fifth straight win
• Criter sets record, leads PHS to win
• Panthers dominate in all areas
• Panthers top Huskies in double-OT
• Panthers compete hard, have bright future
• RANDELL LEE “ASTRO” SMITH SR.
• Training games – fun for dog and human
• Tigers rally for CLC win
• Dutchmen come back to stun Tigers
• Tigers perform well at Roncalli Invite
• Tigers overcome flat showing
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Spread thin
• Obituary Notices 9-19
• Obituary Notices 9-16
• Naval Museum flies new flag
• SFHS Class of 1942 reunites
• Resorters earn first CLC victory
• Resorters battle CLC champs to the end
• Sherman deals with rezoning, preservation of farmland
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Lutheran CC Inv. 9-20-11
• LTC to host free Wisconsin Education Fair Sept. 30
• Two wrongs do not make the situation better
• Jobs
• Kiwanis Pig Roast approaches
• Make old Utilities buildings new again
• News Digest 20sep11
• College shock
• Celebration of the ages
• Perspective Cartoon
• OWEN RAMSEY BUNKE
• Plymouth Family Physicians earns `Best Practice’ award
• Gov. Walker congratulates Johnsonville for earning workforce award
• “Back Pack to School” Donation
• STC cast prepares to open `Little Shop of Horrors’ Sept. 30
• Alice in Dairyland
• A taste of Germany
• Patience on the bear hunt
• CALENDAR
• Father's Daze
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 15-29
• United Football League Standings Week Three
• U-10 team take title
• Town Board backs State 23 expansion option
• St. John the Baptist celebrates 150 years
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• Strong hitting keys Panthers' sweep
• Panthers net
• KEITH E. THAYER
• Parents can monitor student progress online
• Coley, Hunter propel PHS to triangular win
• Panthers' Johnson second at GBSW Invite
• Panthers start fast, down Falcons
• Tigers' Marver third at Cedar Grove Invite
• Tigers edge Oostburg in CLC play
• Resorters bank on athleticism
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 19-23
• Remembering 9/11
• Pine Haven opens Covenant Home for specialized memory care
• Area racers Mueller, Fieber win Dirt Track titles
• DAVID L. PAYNE
• Cain's, Hickory Lawn, Cross Roads sweep softball crowns
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth Library fall programs starts next week
• Over 300 people enjoy festival and grand opening of Covenant Home
• HG village explores road referendum
• Oktoberfest coming Friday
• Obituary Notices 9-14
• Obituary Notices 9-13
• Council lowers speed limit on Highland
• Mersberger Financial Group representatives attend conference
• Learn about healthful and sustainable food choices at two free LTC seminars
• Sand mining
• Waldo takes steps to improve, install, maintain and build
• Johnsonville debuts new facility
• Homecoming events slated at SFHS
• GOOD TO KNOW: Home equity scams
• Falcons turn back Tigers in EWC action
• St. Vincent de Paul Society invites community to walk for the poor Sept. 24
• Cougars rally past Falcons in second half
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 19-23
• Walking with a purpose
• Taste Sheboygan to benefit Richardson Hospice
• Community invited to take part in Homecoming
• Otter Creek helping Fairview School
• Local girl scout earns award
• A dozen years of pedaling for Earth-while cause continues Sept. 17
• Eagle Scout award presented to Roth of Troop 874
• News Digest
• An enchanted evening awaits area couples
• Falls girls take second at Roncalli Invite
• Panthers reach semis in County Classic
• Perspective Cartoon
• City considers task force to study Municipal Building
• Council considers license plate renewal service
• City of Sheboygan Falls August 2011
• Boys soccer team captures Winneconne Invite
• Respect your farmer neighbor
• Bank First partners with Legacy
• YOUR COUNTY: Voter ID handling raises questions
• Lori Beringer chosen for Oil Painters of America juried exhibition
• PAC’s `Mill Street Quick Paint’ slated for Oct. 1
• Register for PAC holiday bus tour including Steamroller concert by Sept. 26
• Co-op ablaze
• Falcons fall short at County Invite
• A fine vintage
• Calendar of Events
• The highs and low of bear baiting
• Third Saturdays visits the Roaring ‘20s Sept. 17
• ELWOOD R. “WOODY” VOIGT
• Verizon Wireless – Pro Celluar ribbon-cutting
• Kewaskum hands PHS first EWC loss
• Kohler edges PHS in EWC showdown
• Panthers repeat champs in Redwing Relays
• Panthers start strong, cruise past Huskies
• Panthers top Kiel in double-overtime
• Rickmeier keys Tigers' sweep
• Ground game ignites Tigers to CLC debut win
• Tigers' win streak ends
• Resorters rally to win
• Loucks' five TDs spark Resorters to CLC rout
• U.S. Postal Service must make changes with community papers in mind
• Board still hearing positive feedback on statue
• Meals With Marge
• Historical Society Feastin’ at the Foeste tickets available
• Our Lady of the Lakes parish to host parish mission, Sept. 18-22
• Obituary Notices 9-12
• Obituary Notices 9-9
• cell tower antennas approved
• `Non-violent solutions in Afghanistan’ is focus of Day of Peace speaker Sept. 21
• Key to future
• Drug use
• SHADES OF GREEN: Finding “green” at County Fair
• Bike and run the Kettleman Duathlon Sept. 25
• Groundbreaking for 2011 SASD house construction project
• Program offered to offer health and hope to adults suffering from depression
• Golf – digest 9-13-11
• Bond Market
• Annual dog show coming to Plymouth Fairgrounds
• Arabic teacher brings language/culture bridge to Plymouth
• Perspective Cartoon
• News Digest 13sep11
• Dentists merge in Falls
• Cubs sing anthem at races
• `Laugh in the Woods’ at Camp Anokijig Sept. 17
• Survey indicates one in three county businesses plan to hire
• Home Care Resources to move store location
• Van Horn offers helping hand
• Festival Foods sponsors Sheboygan festivities during international sailing competition
• SCCF receives big donation
• Basketball coaches clinic Oct. 5
• Solemn remembrance
• Wendorfs celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• CALENDAR
• 4-H, FFA dairy youth honored at Showcase of Champions
• 2011 Holstein Futurity winners
• Coming to the rescue
• Young exhibitors show off at Farmerbud
• Third Saturday program to examine ‘The Roaring 20s’
• `Taste Sheboygan’ turns Eighth Street into food sampling & fun Sept. 15
• Feldman receives BBA degrees
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• SPLASH swim team fares well at Chilton
• Panthers keep on rolling
• Panthers tear up Falls in EWC opener
• Panthers rebound from first EWC loss
• Tigers earn sweep in CLC debut
• Turnovers negate Tigers’ stout defense
• Tiger girls have bright outlook
• Tigers win third straight
• Local author writes historical novel geared for kids
• ELG vs Oostburg
• WILLIAM R. SEERING
• SCHRC slates volunteer recognition event
• ELG School District marketing ads win national award
• Falls Police Report
• J. SUSAN “SUE” SCHROETER
• Homecoming parade entries sought
• HG road project postponed
• Obituary Notices 9-7
• Obituary Notices 9-6
• Library slates preschool story time
• Falls looks great
• PHS girls third at Kiel Invite
• Falls native joins The Einstein Project
• PAMELA K. HENDRIKSE
• Feelings transcend continents
• Grace UCC slates school year schedule
• Falls netters win two, drop one
• Getting their Bucky on
• Fire levels garage in Falls
• First day at St. Mary School
• Father's Daze
• Farm Bureau Oct. 11 annual meeting sign-up deadline is Oct. 1
• The fair was great once again
• FALLS DUFFERS – AUG. 30
• News Digest
• Days Gone By the Falls: A gym dandy class
• Davis couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary
• An enchanted evening awaits area couples
• Falls girls runners take third at Preble Relays
• Grace UCC church begins school-year schedule
• JENNETTE I. CALVERT
• Plymouth church declares open/affirming policy as fall program begins Sept. 11
• Cates-Apel
• Perspective Cartoon
• It’s Fallapalooza time at Camp Anokijig Sept. 18
• Third-graders grow giant cabbages
• Falcons split overtime matches
• DARWIN A. “DAR” BLANKE
• YOUR COUNTY: County Fair is the great equalizer
• Youth hoops sign-up Sept. 12-13
• Clauson Family returns to Weill Center Oct. 9
• A great Fair time
• Falcons finish fourth at Hartford
• Calendar of Events
• Waldo's Schalk soars to Merit Award at County Fair
• Levsen draws first Merit
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 8-29
• Balanced, deep PHS has high hopes
• Egerer powers PHS to EWC victory
• Panthers earn sweep
• Panthers dominate dual meet
• Separation anxiety in dogs
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 12-16
• Early press day delays sports news
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Funding changes?
• Obituary Notices 9-2
• Obituary Notices 9-1
• Project creates safer Mueller Road for pedestrians/bike advocates
• Meals With Marge 9-6
• Our schools
• Library card
• Respect
• News Digest 6sep11
• County Fair gets off to a roaring start
• Carriage Museum
• Schmidt cards hole-in-one
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 12-16
• Falcons finish runner up
• Blood donation encouraged through sweepstakes at Falls blood drive Sept. 14
• Insurance company aids Cell Phones for Soldiers
• LTC to host free seminars on entrepreneurship starting Sept. 19
• EMMA JEAN H. BEIGHTON
• Workers’ history was no picnic; Labor Day should not become just a picnic, either
• UW-FDL to host national touring war memorial/exhibit
• SSO announces auditions for the Symphony Chorus Sept. 12
• SEEING RED IN SEPTEMBER
• Fishing the high seas
• CALENDAR
• Getting married? Why you should discuss your finances now
• Falls girl captures first Merit Award at County Fair
• Hintz’s zesty cheesecake stacks third Merit Award
• NATALIE THERESA VONDERVELLEN
• Slow start stifles Falls volleyball unit
• Falls' Schueffner sculpts her way to Merit Award
• United Football League Standings
• Top baseball honors
• State Fair winners
• Falls sports calendar
• Panthers earn second at West Allis Invite
• Panthers’ debut a smash hit
• PHS netters rout TR
• Panthers primed for another standout season
• Johnson leads Panthers at West Bend Invite
• Tadych’s hat trick powers PHS to rout
• Soccer team finds success
• Seniors invited to `falls prevention’ fair at Generations Sept. 28
• Tigers open strong with invite title
• Tigers crush Ozaukee in CLC match
• SFHS boasts increased ACT participation
• Salem dedicates new gazebo with service, picnic
• Richardson Hospice seeks Events & Woodworking volunteers
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 5-9
• Plymouth welcomes new teachers
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Republican choices
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission OKs construction warehouse
• PDT Racing
• NORMAN E. PAYNE
• Obituary Notices 8-31
• Obituary Notices 8-30
• City gets good rate on latest borrowing
• New teachers prepare for next school year
• Mural unveiled
• Mercs alive in LOL baseball playoffs
• Literacy Council volunteer tutor info session starts Sept. 7
• Thanks Girls Scouts
• Fair time
• Choking
• Survival
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: It’s County Fair time
• INVASIVE INVASION: Japanese knotweed
• MARION HEIN-LIESNER
• WILLARD J. HAMMEN
• Falls takes third at Grafton Invite
• Falcons' offense explodes in first victory
• All-Around Savings
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 5-9
• Father's Daze
• Fair to go
• Fair a great way to wrap up summer
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest
• Howards’ Schmidt close second in Sprint finals
• Falls runners open with third-place showing
• Boys soccer squad racks up two EWC wins
• Blessed Trinity plans Autumn Festival
• Johnsonville Sausage celebrates grand opening of new learning facility Sept. 1
• TYA `Reinvention of Edison Thomas’ auditions set for Sept. 13
• Labor Day, then and now
• Perspective Cartoon
• Calendar
• Great day for a little golf
• Perspective Cartoon
• Fair Season
• DIANE M. WILTZIUS
• Sarah Payne wins Merit Award for Photography at County Fair
• Montes wins Merit Award in music at County Fair
• Falls’ Kim Johnson captures third Merit Award at County Fair
• Hodgson wins Merit Award at County Fair for photography
• A great family tree ends
• Zach Hand of Falls claims Merit Award for photos
• DOEBERT WINS MERIT AWARD IN WOODWORKING
• J.J. Detiege receives merit award for Lego guitar
• Carbaugh wins a Merit Award for her Scrapbook entry at County Fair
• Llama judging event brings out county’s best
• Anton’s food entry wraps up third Merit Award
• Squirmin’ Worm ribbon-cutting
• Panthers fall to top-notch teams
• Big second quarter keys Panthers’ rout
• Experience, offense bolster Panthers’ high hopes
• EWC boys soccer
• Hogan leads Kohler past Tigers
• Mutsch’s four goals power Tigers to victory
• Sheriff’s report 8-29: Barn fire
• ELG vs Crivitz
• Mistakes hurt Resorters in opener
• Sheboygan County Chamber helps businesses with SCORE
• VETERANS SERVICE DEPARTMENT – SERVING THOSE WHO SERVED
• Prize-winning bird
• Kiel’s aerial assault overwhelms Tigers
• NORMAN E. PAYNE
• Obituary Notices 8-29
• Obituary Notices 8-25
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• MARK P. LORENZ
• Training local workers to grow our local economy
• NANA E. HOER
• RAMONA E. “MONA” LISINSKI
• Hope lives
• Ambulance service
• GOOD TO KNOW: Clarifying “free” colonoscopies for Medicare patients
• tufftruck
• CAROL EICHMANN
• Another gem for downtown’s crown being placed
• FALLS DUFFERS – AUG. 16
• News Digest 30aug11
• MARILYN ANN (UBBELOHDE) DEBRUINE
• MARIAN W. BOSMAN
• Tigers’ Holzman on all-state second team
• PHS, HG netters earn All-EWC honors
• EDNA H. ZINKGRAF
• CALENDAR
• Newlyweds: Learning to cook for two
• 4-H’ers excel in County Fair dog competition
• Falcons come back strong
• Bohrmueller Family: 4-H family focus for County Fair
• Tractor to be raffled in memory of 4-H member
• Plymouth students make U. of Minnesota dean's list
• St. Paul’s seeks early childhood learners
• St. Mary School has childcare openings
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Improvement key for PHS netters
• Stanczyk, Raeder pace PHS at invite
• Panthers’ season debut a smash hit
• Panthers win EWC opener in OT
• Panthers earn third in South Invite
• HG Tigers erupt
• Second Saturdays program explores Paul Bunyan’s Wis. roots
• Board mulls enrollment increase, discusses SAGE options
• SCG-Finance&Info
• Falls School Board steps forward in facilities planning
• SFHS slates freshman orientation
• ELG get all their pieces in place
• Senior Dining Sites – Aug. 29-Sept. 2
• Red’s ready to go bald for childhood cancer
• PSA softball standings
• Preparing to mount S&R mural
• Falls Police Report
• PHS grad national finalist
• Glenbeulah’s Melis earns PDTR feature win
• Ourtown Orioles continue fight against childhood cancer
• Obituary Notices 8-24
• Obituary Notices 8-23
• Obituary Notices 8-22
• Nifty 50th birthday gift
• Comm Ed & Rec fall registration now open
• Growing the arts in downtown
• Gathering Place slates Memory Matters classes
• Life’s a beach
• County poised to reduce property tax levy
• Family view
• History needed
• ELWOOD C. JUERS
• Local author explores `Journeys of the Mind’
• Jifram Extrusions marks 30 successful years
• LOIS C. HENNING
• Goral settles into top position at SFHS
• Panthers sweep past Falcons in girls tennis opener
• Co-op girls swim team hopes to make a SPLASH
• Lending a small helping hand
• Mistakes plague Falcons in opener
• Father's Daze
• Falls Senior Dining – Aug. 29-Sept. 2
• Family mealtime helps kids thrive
• Falls Old Timers Club holds annual meeting
• `Alice’ and `Addie’ to host cheese reception at fair Sept. 4
• Schlafer pulls out EWSC Sprint win
• Deliverance
• Duffers – Falls News
• Corrections
• News Digest
• Days Gone By the Falls: Gravestones brought back to life
• Custom Car Show planned Aug. 28 at South Pier District
• Falls runners eager to open campaign
• GFWC seeks help to provide training equipment to county EMS agencies
• Council approves water and sewer repairs
• Perspective Cartoon
• Building permits
• Kohler edges Falls in boys soccer opener
• Drivers, teams, fans and cyclists biked the Road America track to fight cancer
• B&G Club to benefit from trap shoot
• Auditions for Youth Symphony open to area middle and high school students
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – August
• Four Generations
• Business 'N Bagels draws a crowd
• GriefShare begins at Word of Grace
• Back to School for Plymouth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Calendar of Events
• Father Sam earns U.S. citizenship
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Aug. 24-Sept. 29
• Panthers net debut win over Falls
• Panthers falter after strong start
• Niemann leads HG Tigers to win
• Sixth-graders seize first
• Tigers open with dramatic victory
• Penalites and turnovers plauge ELG Resorters
• SHEBOYGAN COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT – PROVIDING SAFE AND RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION
• KENNETH JOSEPH “KEN” ROLTGEN
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall fallout
• Plymouth Arts Center construction begins
• ARVID W. OTTO
• HG school to explore traffic routes
• Obituary Notices 8-19
• County poised to reduce property tax levy
• Comm Ed & Rec fall registration now open
• Growing the arts in downtown
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• HELEN F. MARQUARDT
• July Yard of the Month
• RENETTE C. GRIESE
• Bark Park
• Funding
• Flames fall shy in playoff finals
• ZAIDA ENDERS
• County right to help Morgan take off
• News Digest 23aug11
• Dermatology opens doors
• Class of ’43 Celebrates 68th
• Dermatology opens doors
• Perspective Cartoon
• PHILLIP G. BRUGGINK
• AUDLEY R. BOSMAN
• Copper Box highlights PAC’s Oktoberfest Sept. 16
• Fresh produce fresh from the farm
• Sailor Lake adventurers
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Aug. 18-Sept. 29
• ROGER H. TESSMAN
• Tennis team brings experience
• Swim registration begins at Aquatic Center
• CALENDAR
• WTC announces 2011 graduates
• Local students among UW-Oshkosh grads
• Area students named to dean's list at UW-Milwaukee
• Schuessler graduates from MSOE
• Sports Digest
• Panthers come up shy in opener
• Young Falcons look to step up
• Experienced Tigers have high hopes
• PSA standings
• Tigers’ debut spoiled on last-second goal
• Sheriff’s deputy honored for saving life
• SHEBOYGAN COUNTY AIRPORT DEPARTMENT – A KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH
• Senior Dining Sites – Aug. 22-26
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: School testing
• Falls police report
• Paving away
• Obituary Notices 8-17
• Obituary Notices 8-16
• Obituary Notices 8-15
• Writers get word out about Elkhart Lake
• Jump jet company gets boost from county
• RL continues `safe routes to school’ project and present banking setup
• Marriage licenses – July 23-Aug. 27, 2011
• Aquarium
• School preparation includes immunizations
• Falcons look to get back to playoffs
• Falls Senior Dining – Aug. 22-26
• Father's Daze
• Falcon Card sponsored
• Showcase of Champions to recognize work of county dairy youth Sept. 3
• News Digest
• Watch for Plymouth Comm Ed & Rec course listings
• Donations in vogue in Plymouth district
• Best breast forward
• Falcons have successful season
• Premier Plymouth Bike Ride for the Arts
• Three generations of Steudel family art opens at PAC Friday
• STC `Little Shop of Horrors’ auditions slated for Aug. 22
• Artists with `Shared Terrain’ exhibiting at UW-S
• Harmony group awards Hahn’s creation of harmony
• `Memory’ is theme for children’s book fest starting Oct. 14
• Summer school for 4-K
• Harmony group awards Hahn’s creation of harmony
• Waggin’ Tails
• U-11 boys soccer champs
• CALENDAR
• Third Saturday presents Polka music that set your feet dancing
• UWEX: ADDING VALUE TO OUR COMMUNITIES – THE SHEBOYGAN COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE
• Road America hosts American Le Mans Series
• Tour de Road America – Bike Ride to Fight Cancer slated for Aug. 19
• Powerlifting
• Obituary Notices 8-12
• North High’s state Future Business Leaders of America champions at national conference
• LITA L. NOORDYK
• Council refers utilities computer decision
• Adell revises employee manual
• MealsWithMarge
• Bakery
• Jazzin’ in the rain
• Staying the course
• Home base
• Plymouth imagery
• GOOD TO KNOW: Questions and answers about Social Security
• Flames play long ball, advance to semis
• Worship service on fairgrounds labor day weekend
• County Fair – Troka wins Best of Show in Education Entries
• DFA investment a good one for city
• News Digest 16aug11
• College Milestones
• Perspective Cartoon
• STC hosting kick-off party for new season Aug. 24
• Amazing Graze horse sanctuary holding open house Aug. 20
• Tigers’ Reinemann repeats on All-CLC first team
• Braving the elements canoe fishing
• CALENDAR
• Red’s Barber Shop to host St. Baldrick event
• The Final Approach welcomes with a new approach
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Aug. 11-31
• Kaplan U. announces local summer 2011 online grads
• UW-River Falls announces local spring degree recipients
• LERA ANN STEINHARDT
• SFHS Booster Club seeks new members
• SCOTT A. SMITH
• DWIGHT M. “DECKER” SCHULTZ
• State nurses’ group encourages vaccinations before school starts
• COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE OFFERS WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES
• Senior Dining Sites – Aug. 15-19
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Future for $300M
• Falls Police Report
• Falls Police Report
• Three first-time Dirt Track winners
• Obituary Notices 8-9
• MILDRED CATHERINE NUTT
• DFA plant expansion set to begin
• Special Olympic winners
• Obituary Notices 8-10
• City finds buyer for vacant home
• Scott continues enrollment in FEMA
• Marriage licenses – June 4-Aug. 13, 2011
• COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: Politics of political fundraising
• Local athletes earn national title
• Waldo moves efforts forward to fund/develop recycling program
• Goral named new SFHS principal
• Gene Kiela III Player of the Year
• PHS, HG coaches upbeat about preseason
• Falls Senior Dining – Aug. 15-19
• Watch out kid, it’s Mee-Mee’s jungle out there
• Falls archer gets silver
• Fall sports getting started
• Several trips to state highlighted 2010-11 season
• Falls’ Marten earns first EWSC victory
• Pocket park a great idea for downtown
• Oh what a Downtown Night
• Falls eighth-grade shine
• News Digest
• Debate rages over Wild Goose Subdivision lots
• Falls Council discusses potential budget cuts
• Christmas giving in July
• Perspective Cartoon
• SFHS Booster Club seeks new members
• Jazz Crawl 2011 signature painting to be auctioned Aug. 12
• In the gardens with Artists -with a capital “A” – Aug. 14
• PAC hosts blue fiber art that ‘sings’ starting Aug. 12
• Sheboygan man charged with armed robbery in Falls
• Five Panthers earn All-EWC honors
• Seventh-grade team stands out
• All-Eastern Wisconsin Conference Baseball
• Fifth-grade team caps season
• Welcome statue
• CALENDAR
• Water outage planned Sunday
• Inside look at being outdoor columnist
• Youth volleyball tourney Oct. 9
• VanTatenhove makes St. Bonaventure dean’s list
• Silvia4Dogs –8-9
• Seasons Begin Next Week
• LACKLUSTER ECONOMY PLACES MORE DEMANDS ON HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES PERATIONS
• COUNTY ENERGY TEAM A SUCCESS
• PSA Men's American League
• Obituary Notices 805
• Park sign regulations scrutinized
• Antenna addition unopposed this time
• No Lockout Here
• Obituary Notices 8-8
• Merge Salon and Spa ribbon cutting
• MealsWithMarge 8-9
• Cuts and taxes
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Seeking your input on Caylee Anthony legislation by state Sen. Joe Leibham
• AUDREY LOIS KULOW
• Kreibich left positive impression as coach
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PRACTICES GET UNDERWAY
• LISA L. HAAS
• Crawford scores eagle at QQO
• Haben Sie gehört dem Deutschen Band?
• Fire trucks on parade
• Fire trucks on parade
• BASEBALL
• Grafton clobbers Flames in battle for second
• What, exactly, is Neighborly News?
• News Digest 9aug11
• Circuit Court Report – Aug. 8
• Perspective Cartoon
• Red Cross blood donations at seriously low level; blood donors needed
• Masters Gallery Foods adds refrigerated food warehouse
• Water in our rivers, in our lives
• LUCILLE B. BALDWIN
• Super fruit cherries are ready for you
• Five generations
• Four generations
• Four generations
• Human trafficking in the heartland – hidden labor, sex trade alive in Wisconsin
• Three can't-miss ideas for fall wedding planning
• CALENDAR
• LACKLUSTER ECONOMY PLACES MORE DEMANDS ON HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES PERATIONS
• Watercolor raffle to benefit Arts Center
• Vollrath makes Mount Mary dean's list
• United Football League opens registration
• Plan Commission backs new veterinary clinic
• Triad swim team names new coach
• Falls offense tamed in state quarterfinals
• Brewers in heated division race
• Resilient Panthers have successful season
• Young Panthers keep winning tradition going
• Jim Melis Began Saturday Night With a Memorial Lap
• Hot Flames keep streak going
• Neitzel, Russ Scheffler, Thompson, and McDonald repeat winners
• Local author depicts life of boy surviving Phoenix disaster
• School Board projects 4.2-percent tax levy increase
• Senior Dining Sites – Aug. 8-12
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Polarized Wisconsin
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission backs new veterinary clinic
• Pentecostals to host Vacation Bible School
• Some HG residents want road project stopped
• Obituary Notices 8-3
• Obituary Notices 8-2
• Statue dedication plans finalized
• Lofy ready to guide SFSD curriculum course
• Boys & Girls Club to benefit from Gus Macker Tourney
• Rail need
• Abortion
• JAMES A. “JIM” KRUSCHKE
• GOOD TO KNOW: Stay active and safe
• GOOD TO KNOW: What are my rights as a tenant?
• Father's Daze
• Putting a charge into law enforcement
• News Digest 4aug11
• Demolition day
• Circuit Court Report – Aug. 3
• Construction zone
• GFWC seeks help to provide training equipment to county EMS agencies
• Local shopping gets new boost from Chamber Cash
• Perspective Cartoon
• Business ‘N Bagels event slated
• Breast Fest gears up for fourth year
• Blessed Trinity Parish slates Autumn Festival
• Falls’ Bimmel graduates for UW-La Crosse
• PAC premier jazz event – Jazz Crawl – to be presented Aug. 12
• Lakeshore Chorale announces 2011-12 season: ‘Tapestry’
• SSO unveils new 2011-12 season
• Six Falcons earn All-EWC honors
• Preventing tobacco use in youth
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• SCCA speaker addresses boat launch fees
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Aug. 3-20
• Thompson makes WTC president’s list
• Stormwater retention basin construction may affect I-43 traffic
• Falcon offense quiet at State, loses in quarterfinal game
• Sheboygan Lutheran High School grad wins Porter Scholarship
• ROCKY KNOLL HEALTH CARE CENTER PROVIDING EXCELLENT CARE
• REGISTER OF DEEDS PRIMARY SOURCE OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
• PSA
• Prize-winning cheese recipe
• Obituary Notices 7-29
• Plymouth Tourney champs
• Obituary Notices 8-1
• Electric rate increase sought
• Bike lane bids come in above estimates
• Nominations invited for North High Wall of Fame
• MealsWithMarge
• Lakeshore Technical College announces Dean’s List
• Senator Leibham reports on job growth and a veterans bill
• Lakeshore holds auditions for adult and youth chorales
• InService
• InService
• GOOD TO KNOW: HIRSP premiums increased in July
• Falls Senior Dining – Aug. 8-12
• Council vote puts economic development on right track
• Dudley earns PhD
• News Digest 2aug11
• Helfaer Field of dreams
• Cheesehead Chase has record turnout
• Cassy Tully – Fine Art LCC, Real Yoga and Skin Sense
• Cassy Tully – Fine Art LCC, Real Yoga and Skin Sense
• Sheboygan County Works Week
• PETER R. BACHMANN
• Allechant Boutique ribbon cutting
• Summer tour: `Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs’ Aug. 8-11
• Chicken and All That Jazz to liven up Sheboygan
• Allechant Boutique ribbon cutting
• Bear baiting a large summer project
• CALENDAR
• Wet fun in the sun
• United Football League opens registration
• Rail line – Plymouth to Kohler
• Local students inducted into Phi Eta Sigma at UWSP
• Red’s Barber Shop to host St. Baldrick event
• A must-read book for Packer faithful
• 100-plus years in Wisconsin – first Beisser Family Reunion
• School Board approves 7.7-percent tax increase
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Summer politics
• Falls Police Report
• Cascade racers in high gear at Dirt Track
• Council votes to contribute to rail line project
• Adell is sending clerk/deputy clerk to educational convention
• TV series highlights eating places in Plymouth area
• Fifth-grade squad captures Lakeshore title
• Keeping it up
• June Yard of the Month
• Hot Deals on the sidewalk
• BARBARA LOUISE HARRISON
• Youth golf tourneys Aug. 15, 22
• VERNA “TOOTS” (STAEGE) FLEGAL
• Eastern Wisconsin Stock Cars
• Government works is not an oxymoron here
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report – July 27
• Three honored with County Leadership Awards
• Council approved electric motorcycle for police department
• Father's Daze
• My fishing is just a bit outside the best
• Perspective Cartoon
• GARY W. BURKE
• Seniors propel Falls baseball team
• Falcons gear up for state baseball tourney
• Falcons capture regional crown
• Lakeshore Baseball League Final Standings
• Heili-powered Falcons seize state tourney berth
• Falls Legion Post updates headquarters
• Theatre Festival and Flea Market vendors wanted
• `Saving The Ghost Birds’ premieres at Weill Center Sept. 13
• Boys soccer alumni game set
• Raeder, Schicker repeat on All-EWC first team
• Having a ball at camp
• Winter-McKellips
• Cichocki-Kohlmann
• Y builds for future
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• A comfortable getaway on the Willow Flowage
• DAVID P. VELDMAN
• UW-Extension 4-H events – July 26-28
• Funding applications sought for 2012 Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way budget year
• Falcons face Whitefish Bay in state opener
• Bite inhibition
• Sheboygan Area School District administrators in new roles
• PSA standings
• HG village to update website
• Obituary Notices 7-25
• Obituary Notices 7-22
• Obituary Notices 7-20
• Red Barn on the Move
• Senior class play circa 1947
• SHEBOYGAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT LEADS BY EXAMPLE
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• In Service – Ryan Turba
• In Service – Jeffrey Schulz
• Visitors to Kohler-Andrae will benefit from gift to friends of park
• Flames’ Christenson blanks Thiensville
• Falls Senior Dining – Aug. 1-5
• Falcons earn third state berth
• LTC awarded fund for wind turbines
• Dr. Davis Fulmer joins LTC leadership bringing extensive background
• COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Pro-Life-in-Name-Only
• To the Editor:
• Vision
• Raidroad funding
• Invisible mission
• Islander ribbon-cutting ceremony slated for July 29
• Falcons win in sectional semifinals
• Lessons Learned so far about the New Voter ID Law
• United Way funding apps sought
• News Digest 26jul11
• Perspective Cartoon
• The fast days of summer
• Basler-Hohn
• A Must Taste for Ice Cream Lovers
• Airport open house
• Sixth-grade squad excels
• Control anger, never shake a child
• CALENDAR
• Tuneful trolley tours
• Taking a fast ride back through time
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Fast start lifts Crusaders over Panthers
• Tigers fall short
• Senior Picnic moves to Sheboygan South High School
• Falcons rout Elkhart in regional finals
• Public invited to school budget hearing
• HG School District registration slated for July 27 and Aug. 1
• PHS fall sports practice dates announced
• Pentecostals to hold free concert
• Rezutek captures first PDT Late Model win
• HG district test scores satisfactory
• Obituary Notices 7-19
• Obituary Notices 7-18
• Senior Dining Sites – July 25-29
• Cancer survivors fight back
• Prepare to Care Workshop slated in Falls
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Taxing thoughts
• Falls Police Report
• School crossings
• Trains & taxes
• Bookstores
• SHADES OF GREEN: Creativity and drive
• SFHS' Krist selected as Badger Boys State representative
• Teams forming for Dibetes Walk
• Rail project funding sent back to committee
• Mersberger gains accolades at UW-Oshkosh
• Former Packer Henderson reflects on career
• Marian U. offers John Reilly workshop for educators Aug. 18
• Folk singer to perform at Falls Library
• County seeking applicants for member-at-large positions on local library boards
• County seeks library board candidates
• Taxes
• Rail concerns
• Plymouth chicken issue
• Huibregtse-Feenstra
• Hospice to hold grief support meetings
• Hot weather tips
• Coach Schroeder Golf Outing Aug. 20
• Livestock death eligibility for FSA program
• THOMAS J. FRASER JR.
• Falls Senior Dining – July 25-29
• FALLS DUFFERS – JULY 12
• Days Gone By the Falls: Four Schwins please
• Circuit Court Report – July 19
• Veteran coach Schroeder dies
• Plymouth schools evaluate test scores, district policy, and hire new teachers
• EL to dedicate ‘Pledge Allegiance’ sculpture during Downtown Night
• Falls 9U team steps up
• Stock car races
• Eastern Wisconsin Conference Final Standings
• Perspective Cartoon
• Breast Fest gears up for fourth year
• Community Blood Drive a success
• Blaze wins soccer tourney
• Falcons prepare for playoffs
• B&G Teen Leadership Club slated brat fry benefit
• Win watercolor painting created/donated by artist James Michael
• SJB student’s artworks merit display at Oshkosh museum
• UW-S `Inside Out’ sculpture exhibit opens July 23
• Plymouth Shamrocks 4-H Club – July (Ashley in Japan)
• State veterans’ bill becomes law
• Schneider band performs live July 21 in Plymouth City Park
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• BNI bolsters business
• Silver Dollar Fun
• ROBERT H. TURBA
• Panthers start strong
• Tigers fall to Grafton, regional game next
• Resorters’ comeback falls shy
• Panthers’ Thiel silences Elkhart’s bats
• Obituary Notices 7-15
• Scott addresses noxious weeds concern and divides town into three wards
• MICHAEL B. MOLKENTHINE
• SCG-Sheriff-Priebe 7-19
• Veterans Service Department, serving those who served
• Time for Plymouth to get on board
• PSA standings
• Drug overdose leads to homicide arrest
• HG village to add fourth ward
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Land O' Lakes baseball
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Information on redistricting
• GLORIA RUTH KLEINHANS
• NORBERT J. JURGENSMIER
• GOOD TO KNOW: Exceptions to retirement plan early-withdrawal penalties
• CLINTON O. GROSSHEIM
• Hole-in-one
• Flames beat division leader, end slide
• Construction causes change at airport
• Perspective Cartoon
• HG’s Schaller, EL-G’s Landgraf All-CLC first team
• Mark Walters
• What happened to the scenic silos on the Wisconsin horizon? Is there a future for tower silos?
• “We the people,” as amended
• The hair of these dogs doesn’t seem to be going away
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• UW Extension
• Falls Town Board adjusts wards
• The Magic of Reading
• Tanzanian pastor to preach at St. Luke’s
• UW-Madison announces spring graduates
• Keller and Krueger make Mount Mary dean’s list
• Plymouth students among Marquette 2011 spring graduates
• Local students named to Marquette dean’s list
• Prill graduates from Drake U.
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers finish EWC play strong
• Smith-Heidenreiter
• Panthers click on all cylinders
• Tigers knock off CLC champs
• Spooked horse injures girl
• Falls School District begins search for high school principal
• Seniors hold third annual rockin’ event
• Tigers’ bats key fourth straight win
• Rams rally late to edge Resorters
• Resorters’ skid continues
• Falls School District start of school year schedule
• Scholarship winners
• Learn about your county government July 18-24
• Senior Dining Sites –July 18-22
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Discipline issues
• Falls Police Report
• PHS musicians perform well at State
• Obituary Notices 7-13
• Obituary Notices 7-12
• Rail project funding sent back to committee
• Liquor store license status quo maintained
• ROGER D. MEERDINK
• Flames’ Christenson pitches in all-star game
• Workshop for individuals living with chronic health conditions starts July 20
• Library to host comedy/variety show
• Waldo sewer plant on schedule
• Lakeshore Baseball League playoffs on deck
• Plymouth’s Melis wins another PDT feature
• ROMAN J. “ROMY” KOENE
• Journey Church to thank community with party
• In Service – Nicholas Aymond
• Golf outing to benefit Plymouth students
• Simenz shoots ace at Quit Qui Oc
• Falcons takes consolation runner-up in girls hoops tourney
• Garcia earns aeronautics degree
• Freewheelin’ in the park
• New Falls football coaching staff unveiled
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falls Senior Dining – July 18-22
• EWC standings
• Chickens deserve a fairer hearing
• Eagle storm sewer project in Sheboygan
• News Digest 14jul11
• Deer hunt
• City mulls water rate increase, energy contract
• Cat shelter gets Council backing
• Cops v. Lobby
• Council approves Happy Lane repaving
• Sheboygan Falls Building permits
• Buehler earns senior athlete honors
• Sharp cars at Ducktona
• Christmas time is here
• Quirt claims SFHS Female Athlete Award
• Bringin’ back The Fifties
• Falcons clinch second in EWC
• Falcons earn top seed in baseball playoffs
• Dr. Jennifer Awe graduates
• SASD summer school music students present concert in the park July 21
• Kids From Wisconsin to energize Weill Center stage Aug. 24-25
• Youth baseball tourney slated in Falls
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• Miscues cost Panthers
• Poor defense hurts Flames in LOL defeat
• Bergman three-peats All-CLC post
• PHS wins county trap league title
• The top duck
• Third Saturdays focuses on local radio July 16
• Summer sales on the sidewalk
• Silvia4Dogs
• Howards Grove win
• POLLY A. SCHWANDT-ZIEGER
• PSA standings
• Pitcher picture
• Obituary Notices 7-11
• Obituary Notices 7-8
• Still climbing at 93
• Chickens in Plymouth
• Sherman commended for excellent recycling
• Street wise at Mill Street Fest
• BEVERLY J. MAUER
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Perspective Cartoon
• Hot car
• Railroad
• Navy Seaman Recruit
• Recalls a monkey wrench in democracy
• Maywood Earth Ride celebrates 12 years with special route
• Dry as a marsh
• News Digest July 12, 2011
• Circuit Court Report – July 11
• Visitors to Wade House can help prepare and eat an 1860s breakfast
• No admission fees for Brat Days 2011
• Wreath Factory `Dog Days’ July 15-16 & 22-23 at Plymouth store
• PRIDE IN OUR NATION, PRIDE IN OUR STATE
• World-class Canadian fishing experience
• CALENDAR
• All Breed Goat Show draws top local contestants
• Cascade native is N.C. BPW Young Careerist of the Year
• A star-spangled parade
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers lose tough one to EWC leader
• Deadline approaches for YMCA soccer leagues
• Tigers rout Oostburg in CLC play
• Crusaders pound Tigers
• Rockets explode past Resorters
• HGHS scholarship addendum 2011
• New executive director joins Safe Harbor
• Roelse earns senior athlete honors at SFHS
• After-school program offered at Riverview
• PSA Standings
• Falls Police Report
• Commission Oks cat rescue shelter
• Pillow support
• Former PHS student to study in Mexico
• YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW: Legislature should be subject to Open Meetings Law
• Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back. Relay For Life July 15-16
• St. Paul's to host Red Cross Community Blood Drive
• PHS custodians sleuth out class ring owner
• PHS Honor Roll – second semester 2010-11
• Obituary Notices 7-6
• Obituary Notices 7-5
• Knecht takes over SFHS wrestling program
• Downtown Night target for statue dedication
• County administrator addresses budget issues
• Stuff the Bus event set at Memorial Mall
• Defaming Wisconsin, desecrating democracy
• Mauk-Abston
• All-star game
• Local hoops camp draws 74
• Local hoops camp draws 74
• Library Ledger
• Lambrecht selected SFHS Male Athlete of the Year
• Krahn makes dean's list at Bethel University
• DOUGLAS A. JOHNSTON
• Phelps steps down at SFHS
• Hospice launches community challenge campaign
• Honoring heroes
• GOOD TO KNOW: Walker signs voter ID bill into law
• GOOD TO KNOW: New VA Family Caregiver Program up and running
• Recalls a monkey wrench in democracy
• Duffers – Falls News
• GOOD TO KNOW: Weather damage can lead to “storm chaser” scams
• Glenbeulah’s Shelp shoots hole-in-one
• Walsh, Wilson combine for four-hitter in Flames’ win
• Flames outscored
• Untitled
• EWC baseball standings
• Doin’ it up at Ducktona Huge crowd floods River Park
• News Digest July 7, 2011
• Corner Studio bracelets support U.S. troops
• Perspective Cartoon
• Bullies be gone
• YOUR COUNTY: A time to read the Constitution
• Baseball league standings
• Falcons win two, drop two in EWC action
• Blessed Trinity members aid others during At-Home Mission Week
• Falcons win two, drop two in EWC action
• PAC announces registration for plein air workshop
• Lakeshore Baseball
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• Shultz Lake visit the best week of the year
• Verla-MarshviewConservationClub 7-5
• Mark Walters - Outdoor Wilderness
• UW-Extension 4-H events – July 6-30
• Dudley earns doctorate from Stanford
• Falcons cash in on PHS miscues
• Tigers’ Reinemann stymies Elkhart bats
• Senior Dining Sites –July 11-15
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall music
• Obituary Notices 7-1
• Senior center management partnership continued
• New concerns raised on rail line
• JAMES R. NEUMANN
• School Board sets 2011-12 budget, reports on employee contract status
• Loving the water - but appreciating dry land even more
• Meals with Marge
• Howards Grove High Schooll announces its second semester honor roll
• GOOD TO KNOW: Health care reform in Wisconsin update
• Perspective Cartoon
• DOUGLAS A. JOHNSTON
• Generations scream for ice cream
• Falls Senior Dining – July 11-15
• Everybody in the pool!
• News Digest 5jul11
• CollegeHonors 7-5
• News Digest July 5, 2011
• Volunteers needed to give cancer patients rides to treatment
• Our Korean Veterans get to tell their story
• Kohler woman injured as her car collides with milk truck
• AURORA HEALTH FOUNDATION AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS
• Hoffmann All-EWC first team fourth straight year
• Breeding waterfowl numbers increase in most recent surveys
• WCIJ posts top state officials' statements of economic interest online
• Local exhibitors compete at All-Breed Show
• Seven Falls students make UW-La Crosse dean’s list
• UW-Extension 4-H events – July 11-30
• Area students make NMU dean's list
• CALENDAR
• Should raw milk sales be legalized? Racine outbreak raises new questions about safety
• Two Sheboygan students make dean's list at Miami U.
• Marian U. names spring 2011 graduates
• Area students named to Marian U’s spring semester dean’s list
• Area students earn academic honors at Edgewood College
• Herbst earns NMU degree in marketing
• A spree for the Pantry
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers suffer frustrating loss
• St. John the Baptist graduation
• Tigers lose crucial CLC game
• SFHS students collect honor-roll accolades
• Resorters win fourth in a row
• Tigers’ win streak snapped with marathon defeat
• Resorters top Ozaukee in eight
• School Board proposes 5.55-percent tax increase
• Salem UCC confirmation
• Safety, cars … and fun
• Senior Dining Sites –July 4-8
• AC Signs 9, Antonio’s 8 Neumann 18, Odyssey 7
• PSA standings
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Medicaid cuts
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth FFA members honored
• Cascade’s Singer wins Dirt Track feature
• Obituary Notices 6-29
• Obituary Notices 6-28
• Naval Museum hones in on home
• Sorenson prevails in wild NASCAR race at RA
• Council still split over liquor store licenses
• Falls’ Mersberger graduates from UW-Oshkosh
• Former Packer Henderson to speak at Marshview Banquet
• Regrowing
• Day in Madison
• GEORGE KAPELLEN
• The eye in the sky
• Lady Falcons rack up another strong season
• Lady Falcons to host hoops tourney
• Getting the mural done
• First Reformed Church sets outdoor service
• Falls Senior Dining – July 4-8
• Father's Daze
• Accident claims life of Falls man
• Fairview students sell lemonade to help school
• Take off the limits on liquor licenses
• Two Falls students honored at Edgewood College
• SFES to host Dutch Soccer Camp
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest 30jun11
• Ducktona on deck this weekend
• Circuit Court Report – June 29
• SFHS Class of 1954 to hold quarterly luncheon
• SFPD deputy chief to attend FBI National Academy
• Council pledges financial support for railroad rejuvenation
• Council backs dog park at Rochester Park
• Workshop for individuals living with chronic health conditions starts July 20
• Plymouth district budget crisis balloon loses its air
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons fall in extra innings
• PAC 2011 Fine Arts Festival award winners
• The Youth Theatre Company presents “Just Say Cheese!” starting July 14
• PAC invites the creative to decorate masks for Cheese Crawl fundraiser
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – June
• Lakeshore youth baseball
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• An army of Walldogs paints the town brilliant
• Sixty years of sweet singing
• Mark Walters
• ANGELINE M. VAN TREECK
• Truckin’ for NASCAR
• UWSP undergraduates honored for scholastic achievement
• SJB students achieve fourth-quarter honor roll status
• Silvia4Dogs
• Obituary Notices 6-24
• Soaring with Cars 2
• Tigers sweep Rams, win streak to five
• ELVERA A. SCHUEFFNER
• Obituary Notices 6-27
• NASCAR fun at Road America
• Sorenson wins wild NASCAR finish at RA
• EVELET R. MICHAELSON
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• SPC. BRIAN JAMES MAY
• COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Politics of the gun
• Lions Camaro raffle under way
• Chaplaincy fundraiser
• Reverence
• Sugarcoating
• Positive energy
• ROY M. KOEBEL
• MARGARET M. FELDMANN
• In Service – Anton Beattie
• GOOD TO KNOW: This July Fourth explore new Social Security frontier
• Falls Lions Club grows
• News Digest 28jun11
• Perspective Cartoon
• JMKAC summer theatre presents shipwreck story of the Lady Elgin starting July 6
• Alice in Dairyland
• Summertime memories are warm and pleasant
• CALENDAR
• YMCA tackle football on tap
• YMCA to stage scramble golf tourney
• Women or Hispanic farmers may be eligible to apply for compensation
• Wings, wheels and wet weather
• Aquatic Center to hold exercise classes
• UW-Extension 4-H events – June 23-July 30
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Techel releases activity book about Frankie, the walk ‘n roll dog
• New Holstein loses heartbreaker in state semis
• Late spurt lifts Panthers over Huskies
• Panthers gain split with 11-1 rout
• Tigers’ Steines fires two-hitter
• SFMS names fourth-quarter honor roll recipients
• Stefanczyk’s HR sparks Crusaders past Elkhart
• Riverview Middle School honor roll – third trimester 2010-11
• Senior Dining Sites – June 27-July 1
• IRA Outlaw Series at Dirt Track Saturday
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: A different GOP
• Falls Police Report
• Pine Haven Men’s Chorus sets brat fry
• PHS Student Council reports eventful year
• Plymouth’s Melis races to Dirt Track victory
• New Partnership Project to target Sheboygan River area
• HG Plan Commission to consider ordinance change
• HG school referendum projects updated
• Obituary Notices 6-22
• Obituary Notices 6-21
• Obituary Notices 6-20
• Berths are the same night or day, board says
• County budget gap nearly closed
• NASCAR to hit Road America this weekend
• Let the murals begin
• Scott considers full plate of rezoning, accounting, audit, maintenance issues
• Marriage licenses – June 18-25, 2011
• Valedictorian salute
• SHADES OF GREEN: Cars and mileage
• Kiwanis honors top eighth-grade students
• Plymouth’s Mueller second in June Sprints
• Journey Church to thank community with party
• Grand-Am racing sponsor’s CEO has local ties
• GOOD TO KNOW: Amendment preserves SeniorCare with no changes
• Falls golfers find success
• SFHS girls hoops program slates car wash
• Sheboygan Area Garden Walk 2011 slated for July 9
• Falls native Techel releases new “Frankie” book
• Falls Senior Dining – June 27-July 1
• Father's Daze
• Fairview end of the year picnic
• Barthels collects first-team All EWC recognition
• Three earn first team EWC honors
• This is an invasion we welcome
• EL-Glen H.S. fourth-quarter honor roll
• EL-Glen Middle School fourth-quarter honor roll
• Ducktona set to take green flag
• Chamber-Main Street enjoys success at golf outing
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• CancerRelayForLife 5-10
• Consistency eludes Falcons on the court
• YOUR COUNTY: Collecting and preserving county history
• Falcons sweep past Purple Raiders
• “Bricks & Mortar” exhibit by artist James Michael and fundraiser opens July 1 at PAC
• All-star basketball
• 4-H- Brave Bears – June
• Lohmann 3 on 3 Soccer Tourney slated
• Plan the perfect outdoor wedding
• Youth baseball standings
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• Mark Walters
• Food Pantry collection sites at Walldogs event
• Garden pullers square off at Racer’s Hall
• Etude students facilitate Timeslips storytelling process for dementia patients
• South High students earn Watershed Award
• Panthers fall to EWC leader
• Falcons rally past Panthers in EWC battle
• South High presents its Spring all-school awards
• Holzman fires three-hitter, Tigers roll
• Register for Senior Citizen’s picnic by July 11
• Only five hits, but...
• PSA standings
• Plymouth Library announces its summer program for children and families
• Plymouth Furniture adds designer
• Dirt track racing action
• Pape’s art works available
• Music in the park
• Obituary Notices 6-17
• Utilities bond sale saves city money
• NASCAR Nationwide Series returns to Road America with Grand-Am
• Mission accomplished
• Minutes
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• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Power
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: 2011-13 state budget proposal passes Legislature
• Sheboygan Family Day joined to the International Bike Race on Thursday, June 23
• InService Announcement
• MARIE ROSE HOCHREIN
• Sheboygan County high school attend business program
• Mental Health Group to offer free help for adults being treated for depression
• New Generations Center open for business
• LORENA J. ENGEBRETSON
• Elkhart Lake Triathlon a huge success
• Circuit Court Report
• St. Paul’s dedicates marker
• News Digest 21jun11
• A look at the new Plymouth elementary science curriculum
• Perspective Cartoon
• DELORES PAULINE (PFRANG) BROOME
• Plymouth M&I helps Food Pantry as part of M&I Community Day
• A Hearty Dairy Breakfast
• RALPH G. ZINKGRAF
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• Walldog preparations heating up
• Faber crowned Fairest of the Fair
• Wilmott receives study abroad scholarship
• St. Paul’s slated blood drive
• Plymouth trap team does well at State
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Shaving heads to conquer kids’ cancer June 24 at Road America
• NASCAR hauler party/parade to Road America scheduled June 23
• Plymouth downed Campbellsport
• Panthers eke out victory
• Lady Falcons enjoy breakthrough season
• St. John Lutheran School 2010-11 fourth quarter honor roll
• Tigers shoot for three-peat in CLC title chase
• Ruppel fans 13, Rockets down Tigers
• Falls teachers, staff earn recognition
• Younger players a key to Resorters’ success
• Tigers start strong, hold off Elkhart rally
• Mistakes cost Elkhart in nine-inning loss to Rams
• Second installment real estate taxes due by July 31
• Scouts pitch in for Walldogs
• Cedar Grove/Belgium HS to be in emergency scenario Thursday afternoon
• SCCA to hold pig roast fundraiser
• Riverview art teachers paint Walldogs chair
• Senior Dining Sites – June 20-24
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Tax fairness
• Falls Police Report
• PHS student teacher honored by UW-River Falls
• PHS newspaper staff wins State awards
• PHS choirs earn Gold ratings
• PHS Class of ’71 reunion committee seeking classmates
• Schultz wins second Dirt Track feature
• Parkview students get free books
• Parkview bird club surprised by variety of species on school grounds
• Ourtown Orioles to host childhood cancer fundraiser
• Obituary Notices 6-15
• Obituary Notices 6-14
• Obituary Notices 6-13
• Council looks to open door for more liquor sales
• Mueller Road reconstruction project begins Monday
• Lone Oak Park pavilion ribbon-cutting
• Falls Library sets summer program schedule
• Generations
• Farmers Market approved in Waldo
• PHS JV wins soccer tourney
• Over 400 cars to race at June Sprints
• Hospice to hold grief support meetings
• Holland Fest vending space available
• High and dry at the marsh
• GOOD TO KNOW: Identity theft – protect yourself and what to do if it happens
• Girls track team shines through
• Panthers deny Falcons in shootout
• For the flag
• SHERRY L. FLUNKER
• Falls Senior Dining – June 20-24
• Father's Daze
• Statue gift will be great plus for Elkhart Lake
• EL Public Library launches summer reading program
• News Digest 16jun11
• Circuit Court Report – June 15
• City reaches agreement with Falls Tap on liquor license
• Commission backs zoning change for cat rescue shelters
• Evangelist to speak at FCC
• Building permits
• Boys track squad completes solid season
• Bookworm Gardens invites public to enter `Plant a Book’ contest
• YOUR COUNTY: Road Builders’ Lobby wins
• Falcons edge out Raiders, Cougars
• Falls’ Bachmann shines at state tourney
• New stars light up the night at STC event
• Paul Todd lights up keyboard June 21
• Journey into a world of memory at new JMKAC exhibition
• A sweet field trip
• Engineering camp for middle school girls in county starts July 25
• Wings and Wheels ready for 21st annual takeoff
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• Mark Walters
• UW-Extension 4-H events – June 16-30
• Third Saturday revisits the Korean War
• Area college students achieve honors, graduations
• HG native earns divinity degree
• Panthers denied state berth
• Panthers edge Falls in sectional thriller
• Panthers erupt
• Tigers’ Steines two-hits Rams
• Traffic fatality in town of Mitchell
• Spiritual renewal day offered for care partners
• WILLIAM A. PUNZENBERGER
• PSA Standings
• Open for all generations
• Obituary Notices 6-10
• Obituary Notices 6-8
• Adell addresses ordinance violations
• HAROLD F. MISKE
• MealsWithMarge
• ERWIN B. LUECK
• Consequences
• Elder abuse
• “Tending the Gardener” is theme of Lake Shore Garden Club
• ELSIE E. (BEHNKE) KRIZENESKY-DASSOW
• ROLAND J. “ROLLIE” HUIBREGTSE
• IRMA C. HENNING
• JANET D. FRITZ
• 4-H program offers Engineering Camp for girls
• Court should throw out 23 lawsuit
• News Digest 14jun11
• DARWIN E. DE GROFF
• Father’s Day at the Veterans Memorial
• Cost of an Ideologue
• Perspective Cartoon
• Cake Crumbs Bake Shoppe ribbon cutting
• Register by June 16 for Big Wheel Race in downtown Sheboygan
• GENE C. ARENDS
• An art-full celebration
• Dairy is good for every day
• A downtown of dairy delights
• The wilderness that was Sheboygan County
• CALENDAR
• Vintage service with vintage music
• 4-H Alumni Awards Banquet
• UW-Extension 4-H events – June 10-28
• Town Board finalizes Happy Lane repairs
• Third Saturday program to feature Korean War
• Huebschman earns Concordia term honors
• Buehler places sixth in state long jump event
• Johnson’s state showing climaxes stellar season
• Kiela wins firsst phs state gold title
• Falls sports calendar
• Plymouth vs New Holstein
• Panthers eke out EWC victory
• Tigers fall in sectional semifinals
• Reinemann throws shutout, Tigers cruise
• SFMS students lend a hand
• SFMS eighth graders engage in pillowcase challenge
• SFHS Class of 2011 voyages into the future
• Resorters win, 1-0, in crazy finish
• School Board moves ahead with facilities project
• HGHS Class of 2011 scholarship recipients
• HGHS May students of the month
• Senior Dining Sites – June 13-17
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Historic surplus
• Falls Police Report
• PHS math, science tutors recognized
• PHS culinary arts students show cake-decorating skills
• PHS biotech class studies Valley View operating room
• Local drivers win Plymouth Dirt Track features
• HG village looks to save costs
• Obituary Notices 6-7
• Festival of Arts set for Saturday
• Elkhart Lake could be new home for patriotic statue
• No reprieve for oversized pier
• ‘Mill Street Live’ ready to rock
• Marriage licenses – May 25-June 25, 2011
• Madison All Stars set benefit brat fry
• Survey results favor LTC educational experience
• Grave robbers
• Falls Kiwanis Club adds to tree nursery
• Early registration deadline for Horizon Hustle approaching
• GOOD TO KNOW: Beware of SeniorCare scam
• Falls' Bachmann soars to state tourney
• Notre Dame ousts Falcons in finals
• Falcons capture fifth straight regional title
• Falcons rally to repeat as EWC champs
• Flames pound Benders for first LOL win
• Falls Senior Dining – June 13-17
• LEROY FENNER
• Father's Daze
• Falcon of the Week - Sarah Hahn
• It’s summertime and there’s plenty to do
• ELEANOR ANN EDER
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report – June 8
• Perspective Cartoon
• Hot night cool cars
• Growing concern: Is a storm brewing?
• YOUR COUNTY: Capitol building a beacon of democracy/hope
• Local basketball camp scheduled
• Buhler leads Falcons to victory
• Autism benefit set in Falls
• Alumni Hall of Fame selections named
• Art Comes Alive
• 4-H- Brave Bears – May
• Walldog preparation
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• Dairy Day coming to downtown
• SUV crashes into Valley Road apartment
• LILLIAN E. SUHRKE
• Panthers’ Johnson takes second in state 3,200 race
• Panthers lose tough one in regional finals
• Panthers propell past Kiel
• Plymouth vs Waupun
• Bachmann nets good showing at state
• Panthers’ attack fizzles in EWC loss
• Cascade softball tourney July 14-17
• Puppies have (and need) free license to learn
• Tigers win first regional title
• Howards Grove heartbreaker
• Tigers cruise to victory in regional debut
• Lady Dutch roll over Elkhart in regional opener
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Do-over time?
• Obituary Notices 6-6
• Obituary Notices 6-3
• City looks to join wellness center
• McDonald’s remodeling, church garage approved
• Tigers win CLC opener
• City to develop chicken ordinance proposal
• PHS holds commencement exercises
• VIOLENZA “BABE” NEUMANN
• `Putting Nature’s Biology Back to Work’ to be addressed at June 22 workshop
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Investing in our public schools
• Entries being accepted for 4-H Goat Project 21st annual All-Breed Goat Show, June 25
• Free fishing fun for all
• Sheboygan A’s blank Flames
• Walldogs
• News Digest 7jun11
• Circuit Court Report – June 6
• Sheriff’s Report – June 6
• Fairest of the Fair correction
• Perspective Cartoon
• Boat safety course to be offered
• It adds to our honor to support Honor Flights
• Community thrift sale and brat fry to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
• Sunny day in the park
• Mark Walters - Outdoor Wilderness
• CALENDAR
• Breakfast on the Kirsch Farm
• UW-Sheboygan graduates more than 100 students
• University Honors awarded
• Lady Falcons capture regional title, advance four to state
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• Panthers beat No. 1 seed in regional semis
• St. Mary’s sets before and after care registration
• Panthers rout Falls in regional opener
• PHS wins in OT, takes second in EWC
• Big second half keys Panthers’ win
• Panthers advance to state meet
• Panthers’ Thiel throws one-hit shutout
• Grafton edges Falls in softball finale
• Soccer tryouts set for SC United teams
• Howards Grove vs Kewaunee
• Tigers deny Oostburg outright CLC crown
• Tigers fall at Two Rivers
• Sheboygan Symphony presents dinner and a pops concert
• Students, teachers recognized at SFHS Top Ten Banquet
• Resorters’ season ends with regional loss
• Resorters golf meet
• PAC Salon Exhibit includes top awards and salon art
• Students sell wares at Sixth-Grade Market
• Riverview honors students for showing Asset of Month
• Retired teachers to gather
• PSA standings
• Falls Police Report
• Commission backs zoning change for cat rescue shelters
• PHS students earn $1.2 million in scholarships
• PHS students build model cars with 3rd-graders for a surprising reason
• PHS Spring Band Concert
• HG’s Schmidt wins local Sprint feature
• Obituary Notices 6-1
• Obituary Notices 5-31
• Local performers vie to become Sheboygan’s Next Star
• Berlin named SFHS football coach
• ESTHER H. NEUHAUS
• Mill Pond to be sprayed for cattails
• Retiring Schaefer reflects on career in teaching
• Plymouth author Lisa Paulson work and book honored
• Quixotic Weeden
• We remembered
• Carrying
• Food drive thanks
• Falls’ Holtz graduates from Berkeley
• Packers’ Henderson to appear at Marshview Banquet
• Falls golfers advance to sectionals
• Falls closes in on EWC title, claims No. 1 seed
• HELEN MARIE GALL
• Hitting key to Flames’ season
• Flames lose pitchers’ duel
• Father's Daze
• Everlasting honor
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Middle School presents its annual spring concert
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School Scholarships awarded
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report
• Council addresses noise complaints
• Falls CMS seeks golfers
• Perspective Cartoon
• Boys track team completes campaign
• Falls boys tennis squad caps season
• Fighting boxelder bugs in the house
• Botany students beautify PHS grounds
• JEROME V. BLOCK
• Bikes, helmets to be distributed at Free Fishing Day
• Falcons open with hot bats
• Taps in salute - Plymouth remembers Memorial Day parade and Union Cemetery ceremony
• BackyardBounty
• Elkhart Lake pays tribute
• One-day-only special prices offered by Wade House for Sunday June 5
• Mark Walters - Wilderness journal
• Nine to compete for Fairest of the Fair crown
• UW-Extension 4-H events – June 1-11
• CHRISTINE “CHRIS” THIEL
• Panthers send seven events to state
• Neils throws one-hitter, Elkhart advances
• Panthers rout Falls in regional opener
• Raeder leads Panthers to key EWC win
• Panthers win regional championship
• Heginbottom leads PHS in sectional
• Panthers pave the way for Brookfield
• Tigers’ Mugan to state in two races
• Howards Grove vs Ozaukee
• Leaky defense hurts Tigers in debut loss
• Resorters pound Crusaders
• Miscues plague Resorters in opener
• Salvation Army expansion groundbreaking
• Senior Dining Sites – June 6-10
• Obituary Notices 5-26
• Obituary Notices 5-27
• On the cover – Music and picnic in the park
• MealsWithMarge
• GOOD TO KNOW: Beware of scam: National Retirement Security Task Force
• Girl Scouts aid Jessie
• FSA reminds producers of the 2009 SURE program July 29 sign-up deadline
• Falls Senior Dining – June 6-10
• Fashionable support for the earth
• Generations adds to Plymouth’s appeal
• News Digest 31may11
• Cranes for clothing
• Confirmed at St. Luke’s
• Concealed gun law should have screening and training requirements
• Perspective Cartoon
• Free bike helmets offered to 75 local children by Habush Habush & Rottier
• Free fishing weekend offers much more than fish
• TYA’s `Snow White’ registration starts June 6
• 64th Alice in Dairyland selected in Waushara County
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – May
• Memorial Day
• CALENDAR
• U.S. military to eat free at Final Approach
• Local soldier receives quilt of valor
• Fire hits town of Falls residence
• UW-Sheboygan faculty, staff honored with awards
• UW-Extension 4-H events – June 1-11
• Falls girls take second at EWC Track Meet
• Student Council supports causes
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• PHS girls win regional title
• Panthers oust EWC leader from first
• Hitting hurts Plymouth Panthers
• Panthers roll, stay close to EWC lead
• panthers advance
• Falls hosts Special Olympic swim event
• Red hot softball team racks up sixth straight win
• Silver Lake receives highest federal community service recognition
• Tigers advance seven to sectional
• Oostburg outlasts Resorters
• Schaller sparks Tigers past Elkhart
• Tigers beat Oostburg in CLC title showdown
• Late goal topples Tigers
• SFHS seniors honored with awards, scholarships
• Resorters come up empty in regional
• Elkhart Lake vs Sheboygan Falls
• School Board approves contract, raises fees
• Board moves forward with facilities planning
• School Board debates facilities issues
• `Green’ emphasized in SASD home construction O.H. June 4
• PHILLIS L. SANCHEZ
• Safety Patrol tours Washington, D.C.
• Riverview helps 2 families affected by cancer
• Free fishing day slated at River Park
• Senior Dining Sites – May 30-June 3
• Falls Police Report
• PHS spring choral concert
• 10 PHS students published in literary magazine
• Perspective Cartoon
• Panthers go 1-2 in EWC JV tourney
• Farm life 101
• PHS High-Mileage team grand champion at Road America
• PHS students learn about Arabic on field trip to Milwaukee
• Obituary Notices 5-25
• Obituary Notices 5-24
• Obituary Notices 5-23
• Board sends budget position papers to Madison
• Memorial Day Parade set in Falls
• SFHS foreign-language teacher to bid farewell
• Marriage licenses – April 16-May 28, 2011
• School fees
• Underage drinking
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Veterans programs are priority in budget
• KAY MARY HOLLENBERGER
• Howards Grove seniors honored
• GOOD TO KNOW: Affordable Care Act prevention benefits increasing access, lowering costs for people with Medicare
• Falcons place second at EWC Golf Tourney
• Kiel stuns Falls in EWC girls soccer action
• Thousand sparks Flames to lopsided win
• Falls Senior Dining – May 30-June 3
• Father's Daze
• Falcon of the Week, Kelly Jo Hoffmann
• Remember why Monday is a holiday
• ELGHS names top seniors
• Earning English honors
• Duffers – Falls News
• Digging for credit
• News Digest
• Substance abuse prevention addressed in program June 2
• Council passes budget ordinance
• Council reviews fire, police upgrades
• Carver-Mast
• Giving flower power
• Volunteer Center unveils centralized recruiting for local agencies
• Boys tennis squad caps regular season
• Registration for Bookmobile summer reading program in progress
• COUNTY BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE: June-September 2011
• Lakeland Automotive announces expansion plans and creates jobs
• New coach looks to fire up young Falcons
• Baiyu-Goard
• Fish fry to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• A-weigh to Annapolis
• Amph-Rats, Jolly Pranksters to perform
• Course on basics of Alzheimer’s planned for county June 9
• Five generations
• Sound Celebration event slated for May 31
• Local financial institution promotes community art/artists
• `Guys and Dolls’ opens Friday at Leslie W. Johnson Theatre
• St. Nick’s seeking artwork from those touched by cancer
• Aquatic Center to close for repairs
• YMCA boys freshman hoops tourneys set
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• TABITHA LIN “TABBY” THEDE
• Panthers solid pitching
• Panthers kick Two Rivers
• Ebbott leads Panthers past Huskies, 3-2
• Panthers win finale, go 9-2 in duals
• ADOLPH C. “BUDDY” SIECH
• Tigers blank Oostburg in battle for CLC lead
• Howards Grove vs Sheb. Christian
• Howards Grove earns their way
• Resorters’ furious rally stuns Eagles
• LORRAINE ELINORA SCHNEITER
• Flames blanked, fall to 0-2 in LOL
• EL-G softball
• SCEDC launches business retention survey blitz
• Police mobilize for click-it-or-ticket safety belt enforcement
• Report prevented planting, failed acreage, and NAP crop loss
• ALMA RAMAKER
• Softball standings
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Budget fallout
• Obituary Notices 5-20
• Obituary Notices 5-18
• There will be a Memorial Day parade at 1 p.m.
• Poppy Princess
• Memorial Day Programs
• Board supports rail project
• ONE GOOD RHUBARB RECIPE LEADS TO ANOTHER
• Local Show OpensIn Pabst
• Missing tools
• JIM VAN AKKEREN RETIREMENT
• LTC honors achievers in and out of classroom
• GOOD TO KNOW: New Physician Compare website
• GOOD TO KNOW: CWAG receives Benefits Enrollment Center grant from NCOA
• PHS girls tennis meeting May 24
• The Greatest Generations
• HILDA A. FRANTZ
• International Dutch-American Studies conference to be held at Lakeland College
• News Digest 24may11
• Circuit Court Report – May 23
• Resorters second in CLC tourney, overall race
• Collision near Waldo
• Perspective Cartoon
• THERE'S NO QUIT FOR CAMO QUILT LADY
• ORVILLE L. BAYER
• Lakeshore Productions of Random Lake announces auditions for the musical “Oliver!”
• In celebration of Wisconsin art
• Apprentice appreciation
• WTCS Board recognizes Johnsonville Sausage with `Futuremakers Partner Award’
• Mark Walters outdoor sports
• CALENDAR
• YMCA boys freshman hoops tourneys set
• YMCA slates flag football registration
• Sheboygan Falls sports calendar
• 3 on 3 basketball at Level in Plymouth this Saturday
• PHS freshman blanks Kewaskum in debut
• Panthers dominate EWC finale
• Plymouth students participate in WordMasters Challenge
• Walking School Bus headed to Fairview
• Dr. Cindy Munson named Chiropractor of the Year for the State of Wisconsin
• UW-Extension 4-H events – May 19-June 10-11
• Girls take second, boys third at EWC track contest
• ‘Wood’ is focus of May 21 Third Saturday’s program
• Pearce named to academic honor society
• Fish boil set at St. Peter’s
• Panthers’ win streak ends
• Lady Falcons claim Brillion Invite title
• Tigers win pair, stay close to CLC lead
• Tigers third in Kiel Invite
• Niemann leads Tigers to CLC win
• Consistency key to Tigers’ winning ways
• SFMS band concert slated
• Four valedictorians lead SFHS Class of 2011
• School Board approves teacher contract
• PHS Highlights gleans 18 awards
• HGHS April students of the month
• El-GHS slates May 25 spring concert
• Safety Town offered for kindergarteners-to-be
• Senior Dining Sites – May 23-27
• Carrying a winning tune?
• Elkhart’s Neils throws one-hit shutout
• Resorter golfers win CLC triangular
• Resorters sink Eagles
• Painting the town purple for a great cause SFHS to host Relay for Life
• WILLIAM A. RAEDER
• Falls Police Report
• PHS Prom finery
• PHS graduation set for June 5
• Obituary Notices 5-17
• Obituary Notices 5-16
• Plymouth considering significant cuts to balance school budget
• PHS Academic Letter winners
• PAC Singers tuning up
• HG village addresses park problems
• HG district amends early retirement
• Falls’ Ongna graduates from Dordt College
• SFHS newspaper, yearbook staff collect 38 awards
• Board votes to leave siren where it is
• Board sends budget position papers to Madison
• Scott faces challenges from dogs to bill handling to redistricting
• Mersberger Financial slates open house
• Legion Auxiliary prepares for poppy sale
• New wheels for Meals on Wheels
• Making history
• School fees
• Marsh tower
• Sheboygan Falls Kiwanis Club adds membership options
• Falls golfers fall back in EWC
• Falls’ Hager focuses on EL triathlon
• GOOD TO KNOW: Vote and let your voice be heard
• Falcons fall, stay a top EWC
• Flames doused in LOL opener
• Falls Senior Dining – May 23-27
• It’s only trivia to trivial people?
• Falcon of the Week
• Panthers sweep EWC titles
• Panthers Golf
• Walldogs chance of a lifetime for everyone
• Senior essay contest winners
• ELGHS outstanding students honored
• Medalist Kiela leads PHS to county title
• ELGHS Floriculture team state champions again
• Duffers – Falls News
• News Digest
• Retiring Juedes reflects on 35 years in teaching
• Hospice grief support groups to meet
• Tiger boys three-peat as CLC champs
• Tiger boys reign again in CLC
• A celebration of marriage
• Plymouth schools face difficult budget choices
• Perspective Cartoon
• HG, TR trip up Falcons
• MFG invites public to open house this Saturday
• Feldner Chevrolet receives honor
• YOUR COUNTY: Unify not divide – a call for tolerance
• A-weigh to Annapolis
• All ages welcome to be part of the art at upcoming JMKAC events
• `Gallery Works’ receives highest statewide award for public access programming
• YMCA soccer registration under way
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES – SHEBOYGAN SR. CENTER:
• Panthers’ Krzyzaniak fires three-hit shutout
• Having a blast during trout run
• Falls deals PHS crucial loss in EWC race
• Tigers rally past Resorters in CLC game
• Passing key for Tigers in league win
• Milbrath leads Tigers to impressive win
• Tigers edge Falls
• Sheriff’s Report – May 16
• Leading the Lions
• Neils pitches Resorters to win
• CLC co-leader coasts past Resorters
• Walldogs ready to rock the Cheese Capital
• Sadiq ignites Resorters in CLC dual win
• Plymouth Softball
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Redistricting
• Falcons fall, stay a top EWC
• Panther JV goes to 10-0
• Obituary Notices 5-13
• Council approves Walldog permits
• City ready to sell foreclosed Main Street house
• LESLIE L. NEUSTADTER
• Minutes
• GFWC PLYMOUTH WOMAN’S CLUB
• Getting ready at the Wade House
• Happy Anniversary, Tower
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Community Connections
• DAVID HOLBROOK
• NORMAN E. FRITZ
• News Digest 17may11
• Circuit Court Report – May 16
• Tiger boys second in CLC Relays
• Perspective Cartoon
• Union Cemetery Walk Sunday
• St. Nicholas Comprehensive Wound Care Center/Hyperbaric Medicine recognized for healing wounds & changing lives
• Orion a small business success story
• Energy savings may be more difficult under Walker budget
• Eighth-grade football sign-up Saturday
• A decade of change – the 1950s
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• Limberg, Bourgeois lead Wildcat Run pack
• It’s all Panthers at Vanderpan Invite
• Local students receive honors, awards at UW-S honors convocation
• UW-Sheboygan announces winners of its high school art competition
• United Football League slates registration session
• Falls' Grabowski gains top honors at Vanderpan
• SFES students got talent
• Correction
• St. Paul’s to host preschool open house
• Spring Shopping Extravaganza raffle winners named
• Panthers win EWC triangulars
• Panthers’ Krzyzaniak fires three-hit shutout
• Big first half keys Panthers’ romp
• Panthers pad EWC golf lead with victory
• Panthers serve up two EWC shutouts
• Spare change for Japan
• Plymouth derails Falls in EWC softball
• That’ll Do, Davie
• PHS Spanish students collecting shoes for Colombians
• Reinemann powers Tigers to CLC rout
• Morgen’s goal gives Tigers OT win, 1-0
• Flames cash in on Grafton’s leaky defense
• SFHS vocal music students to present final concert
• Elkhart earns split with CLC-leading Oostburg
• LTC lending hand to Safe Harbor
• Riverview fundraiser to help 5th-graders affected by cancer
• Resorters fall shy in CLC match
• Follow us on Twitter!
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: GOP voting efforts
• Falls Police Report
• SFPD bike patrol unit gets a boost
• Three-day Plein Air workshop offered by artist Lori Beringer
• Obituary Notices 5-11
• Obituary Notices 5-10
• New County Board maps advance
• Jentsch named new Chamber-Main Street director
• MOPS gift bags for moms
• Article
• Free mental health movie Thursday at Mead Library
• Memorial Day Parade set in Falls
• Lyme Disease remains a health threat in Wisconsin
• Locate Staffing acquires Great Lakes Staffing, expanding its range beyond Sheboygan County
• Election honesty
• Credit the coaches
• Waldo Village Board meeting of May 9, 2011
• Iron Chef winners
• Master Gardener Volunteers staff horicultural hotline
• Save the date: Horizon Hustle set for June 18
• Hoops memories
• Three SFES teachers eye retirement
• Sheboygan Yacht Club offers Harbor Fest of familyfun
• Guys & Dolls live performance at Weill – volunteers still welcome
• Golfers place third at C.J. Wiese Invite
• Hot Falcons snag seventh straight
• Lady Falcons basketball camp fast approaching
• SCHRC reschedules Madison trip
• UW-EXTENSION MASTER GARDENERS HOST BUS TRIP
• Wisconsin producers encouraged to sign up for 2011 DCP and ACRE
• Falls Senior Dining – May 16-20
• Two Plymouth FFA teams win state CDE
• Father's Daze
• Hietala gives helpful hints to Falcon Weight Challenge members
• Falcon of the Week
• Lions Club wants you to recycle old eyeglasses
• Duffers – Falls News
• One-day drawing workshop at PAC offered by Roberta Krueger
• Glenbeulah’s Buhler wins Dirt Track opener
• News Digest 12may11
• Costumed food collectors
• Students selling cookbooks to raise funds for D.C. trip
• Children’s author Katie McKy visits Horizon
• Cancer Relay For Life paints the town purple
• Legalizing concealed weapons in Wisconsin
• Council sets economic development priorities
• Council addresses noise complaints
• Falcons suffer third straight loss
• MARTIN C. BORGHEIINCK
• American Legion Banquet includes two honored guests
• From Ground to Glass — Enjoy the Fruits of Wisconsin Wines
• Annual adult art exhibit presented at PAC
• A Capital Trip
• 4-H Plymouth Shamrocks April Meeting
• World of Wine set next Thursday
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• Going clean and green
• Canoe fishing a unique challenge
• KENNETH F. VAIL
• Panthers dominate EWC quad meets
• Panthers sweep EWC twinbill
• Second-half outburst gives PHS 3-0 victory
• Panthers’ Krzyzaniak fires three-hit shutout
• Panthers breeze past Tigers
• Chickens are America’s cool net pets says founder of BackYard Poultry
• Tigers’ attack on fire
• Pritzl leads Elkhart past HG in CLC dual
• SFHS Prom royalty
• Real recipes for real people
• Pennies for Japan
• New tenants moving into Taylor Heights
• Fire Department updates HG village
• Obituary Notices 5-9
• Obituary Notices 5-6
• Solar panels for utilities center approved
• Planners don’t squawk about chicken request
• Bogged down at the Marsh
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• EVELYN J. HARMELINK
• CATHERINE E. HAMMES
• GOOD TO KNOW: BadgerCare Basic plan premium increase and enrollment freeze
• First aid for cats and dogs is topic of Red Cross class
• News Digest 10may11
• Circuit Court Report – May 9
• Sheriff’s Report – May 9
• Shattering seven urban myths about raising chickens
• Perspective Cartoon
• Film examines `Economics of Happiness’ May 18
• Kiela drives PHS to Wiese Invite title repeat
• CALENDAR
• Watching the stars come out
• Falls United Way caps year with annual meeting
• Falls girls secure second at Spartan invite
• Retirement ready to greet SFHS’ Davis
• PHS swim/dive teams earn all-state honors
• St. Paul Church assists two future teachers in Alabama
• Summer volleyball camps on tap
• VIP Day at Fairview
• Public invited to Plymouth school concerts
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• PHS track
• PHS on fire
• Panthers’ defense stymies Cougars
• Huskies rally to tie PHS
• Panthers bounce back with shutout
• PHS earns win, regains sole EWC lead
• Panthers bounce Falls in EWC play
• SJB students achieve third-quarter honor roll status
• Tigers go 2-1 at NH Invite
• Fast start sparks Tigers
• HG misses chance
• Roncalli deals PHS first dual loss
• Falls doubles up New Holstein
• Flames win season debut
• Resorters blanked at Funk Invite
• Crusaders edge Resorters, 1-0
• Resorters’ Neils throws no-hitter
• Resorters second at Oriole-Ledger Invite
• Lincoln to be focus of season’s final Second Saturdays
• PHS girl of the month for April
• Obituary Notices 5-4
• Obituary Notices 5-3
• Senior Dining Sites – May 9-13
• JOYCE A. REDISKE
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission approves T-shirt packaging facility
• PHS Botany classes selling flowers
• County Board maps finalized
• VIRGINIA L. NICOLAUS
• Siren test noise assailed
• MMTA to hold meeting in Falls
• MMTA honors contest winners
• LTC hosts regional job fair this Thursday
• Coach says farewell
• Easter dinner
• Elder abuse
• Recount
• GLADYS LA POINTE
• Falls golfers tally two runner-up showings
• Falcons maintain hot start with fifth shutout win
• SFHS’ Binversie eyes retirement
• Jolly Pranksters sponsoring pep bus to tournament
• Students with high GPAs attend Academic Honors Banquet
• Generations Big Band concert set at SFHS
• Falls Senior Dining – May 9-13
• I forgot what I was supposed to remember to forget
• Final notice for Easter Coloring Contest Winners
• SFHS Falcon of the Week
• Fairview students put on a show – An ode to water
• Extra Mile Child Care going on ‘world tour’
• Quixotic Weeden
• Trap league begins May 9
• Senior recital 2011
• An extravagant day in downtown Falls
• GAIL MARSHA (LAWRENZ) ENGLER
• EL-Glen H.S. third-quarter honor roll (updated)
• EL-Glen Middle School third-quarter honor roll
• News Digest
• Hogue closes the book on teaching career at SFHS
• Circuit Court Report – May 4
• `Cool Chemistry’ tickets required for free May 10 event
• Plymouth listening session raises questions
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons nip Indians
• Blessed Trinity to host Milwaukee Archdiocese superintendent
• Retirement ready to greet SFHS’ Davis
• YOUR COUNTY: Voting reform or disenfranchisement?
• Award-winning author visits Elkhart Lake
• Atrium Tea Room to hold classes
• Young Musical Stars concert Saturday at Weill Center
• Top high school musicians performed May 1 in Arts Center Senior Honor Recital
• Lakeshore Chorale final concert of the season May 7
• Falls teen charged with arson
• UW-S students invite community to drive-in movie night May 11
• Fourth annual charity concert aims to help survivors of crisis in Japan
• May 14 symphony/chorus concert to showcase Mozart’s Requiem
• Treesville again
• Celebrating a lovely day
• Air power
• 100,000 points for St. John the Baptist
• EUGENE O. “PAT” WEEDEN
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• A full day in the Great Outdoors
• Hanke Family presented with legislative citation
• County conservation clubs aid outdoor education efforts
• PHS Track
• Olig spins four-hitter, Panthers win
• Panthers’ defense stymies Cougars
• Panthers win pair, stay unbeaten in EWC
• Panthers single out dual win
• By Silvia4Dogs
• Tiger boys win own invite
• Tigers cruise past Elkhart
• Tigers split CLC duals
• Coach proud of Tigers’ season
• Tigers lose to reigning EWC champs
• Resorters rout Rockets
• Perspective Cartoon
• Tigers pound Elkhart in season opener
• Resorters win CLC debut
• Scaring up food donations
• ELDOR C. SANDER
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Recall claims
• Marsh tower anniversary celebration May 15
• ODYSSEY: The pros and cons of Ryan’s budget ideas
• Obituary Notices 4-29
• OLIVIA N. NINNEMANN
• ERVIN WILLIS NAVIS
• MEALS WITH MARGE May 3, 2011
• Constituents matter
• CANDYCE S. GRAHL
• Good news for Talon
• Falls squad excels at state
• Status quo not right for liquor licenses
• Electric groundbreaking
• RICHARD L. EDER
• News Digest 3may11
• MARGUERITE C. CONLIN
• Riverview students raise nearly $1,000 for Walldogs
• Gentine named 2011 Sheboygan Rotary Good Citizenship Award winner
• Alice-Strawberries
• 4-H assists Eliza’s Closet
• St. Norbert survey on public response to state budget
• The 1950s, a decade of change
• CALENDAR
• WALTER R. YURK
• St. Mary’s Wildcat Run ready to roll
• Watercolor demonstration offered by renowned artist at Plymouth Art Center
• Harvest Home Assisted Living presents free workshop on benefits available to veterans and their families
• SFHS FFA distributes awards to top members
• UW-Sheboygan Spring Concert set for May 5
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Organization set to trace money in Wisconsin politics
• TERRY THOMAS TOBIN
• Sheboygn Falls Sports Calendar
• Late burst lifts unbeaten Waupun over PHS
• Panthers’ season nets many positives
• Speaker at People-to-People to address progress of landmine removal
• Tigers over Cedar Grove-Belgium
• BOYS TENNIS
• SFMS music students fare well at WSMA Solo Ensemble Festival
• SFHS softball squad slates brat fry
• SFHS Junior Prom on tap this Saturday, April 30
• Small teams big concern for Resorters
• Merten, Landgraf lead Resorters to first win
• School Board considers long-term facilities plan
• Riverview students raise nearly $1,000 for Walldogs
• Senior Dining Sites
• Board of Canvassers begins task of recount votes for Justice of the Supreme Court
• Falls student inducted into honor society at Marquette
• A pretty good project
• Plymouth holds National Honor Society induction
• Weather alters sports schedules
• Republican Opportunities
• At PAC, spring comes in with all that jazz
• PAC to offer acrylic class in May
• Open Jam Open Mic event at PAC April 29
• Belden Paulsen comments on the Ryan budget
• Obituary Notices 4-26
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• JMK Art Center seeks volunteers interested in music production
• JMK Art Center offers rare insight into America through independent films
• Benefit set for Collins
• Horizon students using lunch waste as compost
• LocalTeacherHonored
• Local History Expo offers a wealth of information
• Homes for ducks
• Panthers edge Falcons on the links
• Young wrestlers make a big mark
• Forensics team brings home 11 State medals
• RUTH D. FORD
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• The weekend of the killer B’s
• Two area students receive scholarships from Sheboygan County Farm Bureau
• SFHS Falcon of the Week
• County looks for the Fairest to grace its fair
• Educate yourself about tough education choices
• Dr. James Reitter, English professor at UW-S, receives teaching award
• News Digest
• Famed Dick Rodgers and his Orchestra to be honored at a testimonial dinner-dance
• Cystic Fibrosis walk slated May 7
• Common Council embarks on new term Krueger joins council as Meyer makes appointments
• “Classroom on the Farm” hosted by2011 master agriculturist farm family
• WILMONT (WIL) HOLLIS CHANDLER
• FCC in Sheboygan offers free community breakfast
• Tell us about a favorite Plymouth teacher
• Sheboygan Falls farmer wins $2,500 for Sheboygan County 4-H
• Falls Chamber awarded Best of Business
• Cascade Boy wins grand-prize tractor
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falls topples Waupun
• Sheboygan County Board supports resolution to keep UW-System intact
• VIRGINIA H. BECHARD
• St. Norbert survey on public response to state budget
• Author of well-known children’s books visits school
• Annual Kettle Karvers Klub show slated for Saturday
• A new spot to hunt eggs
• Falls’ Henning celebrates his first century
• PHS acting students to present funny parody ‘ZAP!’
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• Local Special Olympics athletes excel in basketball skills competition
• Panthers earn shutout
• Seniors, teamwork key Panthers’ outstanding season
• Area ski team has successful season
• Tigers look forward to EWC competition
• MARIAN SEWARD
• JACQUELYN N. “JACKIE” SCHRAM
• Obituary Notices 4-20
• Redistricting will force incumbents to compete
• Plan update moves to redrawing maps
• State budget not helpful for county
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• JEVERNA M. LAMMERS
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• Obituary Notices 4-22
• GORDON H. KARSTEN
• LEROY C. HARTMAN
• MILDRED IRENE GEISLER
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• EDITORIAL: Budgets reflect our priorities and values
• News Digest 26apr11
• Cates honored for service
• ELAINE CURTISS
• Close Up view of capitol
• Plymouth schools wrestle with budget reductions
• Perspective Cartoon
• RUTH G. BUEHLER
• Open auditions slated May 8-9 for YTC’s ‘Just Say Cheese’
• Big walleye on the Fox River
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• Falls wrestlers garner special awards
• Winters celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• UW-FDL offers information day for adult students April 26
• UW-Extension 4-H events – April 21-May 2
• UMF soars to new heights
• Falls girls secure second at EWC quad
• William Jens legacy in town of Lima
• St. John Lutheran School scholastic champions
• Town receives preliminary 2012 state aid figures
• Sunday School children get ready for rummage sale
• Plymouth football player selected to play in charity game
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• PHS returns key golfers from EWC champions
• EWC championship
• Team effort propels Panthers to championship season
• Errors plague Falcons in EWC contest
• Snow-covered in April
• SLC hosting information sessions
• Team effort lifts Tigers over Christian
• Tigers look to bounce back
• Tigers cruise in CLC debut
• SFMS students excel at National History Day
• SFMS names third-quarter honor roll recipients
• Wisse ignites Eagles past Elkhart
• CHRISTOPHER R. SCHROEDER
• SFMS FBLA team shines bright
• SFMS students excel at National History Day
• EL-G gets ready for summer school
• A visit with St. John the Baptist students
• Riverview helping others, hoping for visit from Donald Driver
• Senior Dining Sites –April 25-29
• Girls are SJB’s principal for a day
• Falls Police Report
• Pine Haven slates Italian Night event
• PHS Student Council helps Random Lake student with Lyme disease
• Plymouth FFA members excel
• Pentecostals to present ‘Passion Play’
• Out of Africa, into SMS
• Board expresses thanks over referendum approval
• Obituary Notices 4-19
• Obituary Notices 4-18
• New council takes office
• Mystery ribbons
• Mersberger attends financial planning conference
• WILLARD W. MEINNERT
• Marriage licenses – March 29-April 23, 2011
• Stroke and osteoporosis screenings coming to Plymouth
• Rail line rehab
• RICHARD LESSING KOLE
• Public invited to Key Club Talent Show
• An important conversation Film encourages discussion of end-of-life choices
• Krueger guides Falcons to runner-up showing
• Lady Falcons continue shutout streak
• GENERATIONS: Good feeling about this ‘intergenerational’ stuff.
• DELORES L. GAHAGAN
• DAVID J. “DUDE” FISCHER III
• Falls Senior Dining – April 25-29
• Father's Daze
• SFHS Falcon of the Week
• School Board election clarification: Seifert to serve one-year term
• Dutch Soccer camp slated in Falls
• News Digest
• Day of Peace performance to raise funds for Peace Pole
• Circuit Court Report – April 18
• Sheriff’s Report – April 18
• Veteran coach Schroeder dies
• Plymouth schools wrestle with budget reductions
• Perspective Cartoon
• Camp Y-Koda earns outdoor honors
• Panthers’ Hoffmann, Tigers’ Horness to play in all-star games
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – April
• Falcons best Sheboygan South
• YOUR COUNTY: Sheboygan County departments
• ROGER J. BACON
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• FLORENCE A. THOMAS
• PHS golfers seventh in North Invite
• Panthers cruise in EWC debut
• Silvia4Dogs
• New Tiger coach optimistic
• Crusaders deal Tigers first loss
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Welfare queen
• Tigers win season debut
• Younger golfers key for Resorters
• Falcons second in Falls Invite
• Resorters’ grit, effort leads to strong finish
• HAROLD H. PIEPER
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• Obituary Notices 4-15
• Everything’s fair game to balance budget
• Aging panel has vacancies as center moves
• GRETTA PATRICIA MOLL
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• Going out in style
• Roundy's fills the Pantry
• GENERATIONS: Proud child of community has a name
• News Digest 19apr11
• JERRY R. COMERFORD
• Register for FRC couples’ `As One’ workshop by April 26
• Faith, vision needed for city’s future
• Ruechel leads Elkhart in Cedar Grove meet
• Career Discovery event April 20 to help attendees find right career
• Boycotts are best used as plan B
• Aging and Disability Volunteers get their due
• Five generations of Warfields
• 4-H assists Eliza
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• Local youth basketball tourney draws 65 teams
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• Falcon wrestlers compete in Folkstyle Nationals
• UW-S veterans selling plates for veterans’ memorial plaque
• Hanke Farms earns prestigious agriculture award
• Falls United Way falls short of goal
• Falls track squad hit stride at Whitewater
• CORNELIA “KAY” TEN PAS
• Walter of Sheboygan receives pharmacy scholarship
• St. Paul’s slates blood drive
• Chamber-Main Street to unveil Spring Shopping Extravaganza
• Sheboygan Falls Sports Calendar
• PHS Track
• Leaky defense plagues Panthers
• Falcons blank Panthers in EWC showdown
• Seniors, depth boost Panthers’ outlook
• Panthers win dual debut
• Falcons drop EWC twinbill
• St. John Lutheran School 2010-11 third quarter honor roll
• Tigers net victory in opener
• SFHS students earn honor roll distinction
• Sexting warning
• HG boys squad has high hopes
• Tiger boys stay perfect in quad meets
• Tigers cruise behind Steines’ hot bat
• Tigers have formula for success
• HG Tigers improve
• St. Nick’s offers AARP driver safety April 21
• Resorters eke out CLC win
• Resorters fall short in season debut
• Ecumenical breakfast, Seder meal slated in Falls
• Third Saturdays celebrates the world of toys, games and play April 16 at the museum
• A visit with St. John the Baptist students
• Fenner named SCCA Conservationist of the Year
• Riverview recognizing student assets
• Alumni Hall of Fame nominations due April 20
• Senior Dining Sites –April 18-22
• Read 180 program off and running at SFMS
• Falls Police Report
• Panthers edge Falls in JV match
• Plymouth again fielding 2 high-mileage cars
• Obituary Notices 4-13
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• Recount begins in county judicial race
• Council awards Utilities building contract
• Rail project stays on track – for now
• Council asks state to consider 23/E interchange
• Mersberger claims track award at UW-Platteville
• Maywood offering summer camperships
• LTC budget adjustments
• Little House at SJB
• Waldo adopts new building code and related fees
• Hot Time donation
• Having a ball at SFMS
• Richardson Hospice to present end-of-life documentary film
• Hospice adds evening grief support group
• GOOD TO KNOW: 2011 transition rights to medications under Medicare Part D Transition Policy: A Critical Protection
• Going barefoot for the cause
• Falcons blank Huskies
• Loan program available for farm storage facilities
• Falls Senior Dining – April 18-22
• Our national pastime is Aiden’s too, it seems
• Falls Police Department seeks home-invasion burglary suspect
• Falcon of the Week - Cassie Quirt
• Bids proved vindication for Utilities building
• EL-Glen H.S. announces third-quarter honor roll
• EL-G Badger State representatives selected
• Circuit Court Report – April 13
• Circuit Court Report – April 11
• SCCA names Fenner conservationist of the year
• Newcomer Krueger secures council seat Judicial races draw a crowd to the polls
• Boys & Girls Club to host Easter Egg Hunt
• Dutch-American conference explores past/present June 9-10 at Lakeland
• News Digest
• Common Council approves union contracts DPW, police make concessions in contract extensions
• Grace UCC invites public to Holy Week services
• Pizza fundraiser to assist Blessed Trinity Youth Mission Ministry
• Falls Boys & Girls Club honors Youth of the Month
• Panel to explore ‘Merging Art Into Stewardship’ at PAC
• ‘Over the Tavern’ life in the ‘50s opens at UW-S April 22
• STC seeking `Sheboygan’s Next Star’ starting April 29
• A little help from her friends
• A hopeful noise
• RUTH K.L. ZSCHETZSCHE
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• Perspective Cartoon
• Panthers dominate in EWC opener
• Bachmann paces PHS in season-opening invite
• Oneson leads Tiger boys to quad win
• Tigers pound Elkhart in season opener
• Conrad sparks Tigers in debut
• Reigning CLC champs return strong nucleus
• Ruechel and Knowles to represent El-G at Badger Girls State
• Sheets named as El-G representative to Badger Boys State
• Riverview Middle School honor roll – second trimester 2010-11
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Governor’s reaction
• Panther JV rolls to victory
• Howards’ voter turnout down
• Obituary Notices 4-11
• Obituary Notices 4-8
• Utilities building bids 20 percent under projections
• Mill Pond cleanup progressing
• MEALS WITH MARGE
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• RICHARD “DICK” KASTBERG
• GOOD TO KNOW: 2011 changes in the Social Security
• Richardson Hospice adds monthly morning grief support group
• Divided, but still united
• News Digest 12apr11
• Public invited to People to People ‘Africa’ program April 14
• Home Builders’ Expo a great success for all
• Is the food you consume safe?
• ALFRED J. BERENZ
• Fifth-grade girls first
• Sunny day in the park
• Panthers’ defense falls apart
• White House correspondent
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• White-Diamond concert coming to PAC
• UW-S-SummerSession 3-25
• Girls volleyball camp June 13-17
• UW Bachelor’s Degree and Distance Education Fair set for April 12 at UW-S
• First-time turkey hunters Learn to Hunt
• Truck fire at Great Lakes Cheese
• EL Triathlon June 11 a Midwest Regional Championship
• County hold tree and shrub sale in Falls
• Town Board debates charges for fire calls
• Third Saturdays to play along
• Summer School registration opens April 13
• Students to fuel food drive
• LTC Phi Theta Kappa chapter inducts new members
• Winkel named to Edgewood honors list
• Feldman makes Benedictine U. dean’s list
• Plymouth resident admitted to Concordia U.-St. Paul
• Local students earn UW-Stout award
• Grebel a winter graduate of UW-Stout
• UW-Madison announces winter graduates
• Plymouth students make U of Minnesota dean’s list
• Sports Calendar
• Riverview Classic set for June 4
• PHS matmen headed in right direction
• Defense key to Panthers’ fortunes
• Panthers pound Kiel in EWC opener
• Panthers blanked in season debut
• Softball team looks to turn the tide
• Softball squad takes season opener
• SCHRC Second Saturday program to feature Lady Elgin
• SCHRC genealogy trip filling up
• Genealogy class to focus on SCHRC use
• SCHRC announces closing dates
• Board reviews open enrollment, retirements, budget crisis
• Road America NASCAR
• HGHS March students of the month
• Scholars at Riverview Middle School take on the world
• Senior Dining Sites –April 11-15
• Recoveron partners with Plymouth FD to help house fire victims
• Experienced Tigers eyeing CLC crown
• Ecumenical breakfast, Seder meal slated in Falls
• ERNA B. SCHWARTZ
• SCHS History Expo on tap
• Q Mart sweetens green and gold pot for MDA
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: GOP snooping
• Falls Police Report
• Pentecostals Church to stage passion plays
• Obituary Notices 4-6
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• Obituary Notices 4-4
• Plan update
• Sutkiewicz retains seat in close race
• Sick call — Aiden on duty, Nurse Mommy assisting
• Mersbergers take part in national financial conference
• Easter Bunny to visit Mall
• RICHARD C. LORENZ
• COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Where are the jobs?
• Director offers final farewell
• Rocker winner
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• SHADES OF GREEN: Wind, again
• Jifram adds new representative
• Aiding New Orleans
• Falcons hope to challenge for championship
• Falcons seek to repeat
• Falcons open with shutout win
• Gifts from the Heart ready to support St. Mary School
• Low maintenance container gardening class May 2 at UWEX
• Track athletes fare well
• Falls Senior Dining – April 11-15
• Falcon of the Week - MacKenzie Schnell
• Hammering for the Master Carpenter
• GOOD TO KNOW: What’s new for Medicare in 2011
• News Digest
• Diamond days coming to Corner Studio
• Cooking Mom cookbook signing
• County programs working toward better parenting skills & child abuse prevention
• Building Permits
• Tennis squad eyes another strong season
• DOLORES H. BERENZ
• PAC receiving applications for third juried festival thru April 25
• Ballet company brings wedding of Cinderella to Weill Center in June
• Tigers’ Lindstrom on D-4 all-state first team
• TYA fundraiser: `Shiver Me Timbers Pirate Adventure’ April 16
• Youth hoops tourney May 20-22
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES – SHEBOYGAN SR. CENTER:
• UW-Extension 4-H events – April 6-30
• Triploli, Johnson lead PHS teams at Manty Invite
• Panthers tune up for WIAA season in Kentucky
• New PHS coach has bright outlook
• Silvia4Dogs
• Bucyrus to present Tim McGraw concert in conjunction with NASCAR race
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: GOP snooping
• MARY JANE OPPENEER
• On the cover – Pitching in for the Panthers
• Obituary Notices 4-01
• Council has questions on rail line project
• Motorcycle Classic in Manitowoc April 16-17 will benefit Sheboygan County’s MFC
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Senator Joe Leibham, Preserving Our Rights
• Home stretch
• LAWRENCE E. LARSON
• Sequencing
• LAWRENCE E. LARSON
• Hammering for the Master Carpenter
• GOOD TO KNOW: Unemployment benefits overview
• GOOD TO KNOW: New health insurance rules
• Friendly hoops competition
• Cooler heads need to prevail at center
• Circuit Court Report – April 4
• Corrections
• Tree, shrub sale set
• Passport event at Sheboygan P.O.
• Utility disconnection moratorium ending
• Closer to the stars
• Celebrating Play in Sheboygan County
• Perspective Cartoon
• Registration open for Camp Anokijig summer adventure
• Sheboygan County EDC announces 2011 board of directors
• Bargaining rights protect human dignity
• UW-S lecturer explores people’s belief in weird things April 14
• PAC hosts Budysz painting demonstration April 16-17
• Tigers’ Lindstrom All-CLC first team again
• Community Supported Agriculture benefits local producers, consumers
• Five finalists announced to be the 64th Alice in Dairyland
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – March
• Spring break on Wapogasset
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• Welcome Spring?
• Retirement party set today for Verstrate
• Falls boys track teams takes seventh at Manty Invite
• Shorewest adds Stoffregen to sales staff
• Spring election set next Tuesday
• Local Ducks Unlimited chapter honored
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Experience, numbers boost PHS teams’ hopes
• Panthers open strong at Manty
• SMS slates open house
• Sheboygan County Circuit Court judge race
• SFHS Class of 1951 to hold luncheon
• Sea Cadets slate training session
• Second Saturdays features Lady Elgin ship history April 9
• School Board approves 16 teacher retirements
• HG Trinity Pre-school now accepting registrants; open house slated for April 11
• St. Mary school hosts Early Childhood open house April 5
• PHS girl of the month for March
• Glenbeulah student appointed to Naval Academy
• HENRY K. SAEMANN
• Riverview fifth-graders learn to make perfect pizza
• Senior Dining Sites –April 4-8
• SFHS prom pushed back to April 30
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth Police Report – March 30
• Plymouth FFA Par-Law Team headed to State
• Albsmeier joins Pine Haven staff
• One sweet field trip
• Obituary Notices 3-30
• Obituary Notices 3-29
• Obituary Notices 3-28
• Rail restoration project gets new life
• Center interim leadership approved
• Npcc contract
• Murder mystery at ‘Victoria’s House’
• Motorcycle Classic in Manitowoc April 16-17 will benefit Sheboygan County’s MFC
• Marriage licenses – March 3-April 16, 2011
• JUDITH EVELYN LORENS
• In business
• Double standard
• Fee ordinance update
• Public can enjoy a laugh with the Jolly Pranksters on April 7
• Holzmann-Schuh
• There’s gold in them there Falls
• Strong EWC showing has Falcons upbeat
• Girl Scouts introduced to auto mechanics
• Gala on Geele benefit slated
• Five generations
• Falls Senior Dining – April 4-8
• Perspective Cartoon
• Apply for 2012 fishing tournament permits starting April 1
• When it’s called, Nolan can be real hands-on
• Madden named Falcon of the Week
• Exotic Tans & Spa ribbon-cutting
• Equal districts should be goal of redistricting
• News Digest
• DELORIS K. (SCHLESSMANN) DIELS
• Circuit Court Report – March 30
• Sheriff’s Report – March 30
• Operation cookies
• Conservation Congress meetings scheduled
• SFHS Class of 1954 to hold luncheon
• Falls Common Council to address budget issues soon
• Seniors to guide boys track squad
• Upstart Falcons enjoy memorable season
• Bald is beautiful
• UW-S lecturer explores people’s belief in weird things April 14
• Panthers’ Hoffmann EWC’s Player of Year
• 4-H- Brave Bears – March
• MARJORIE R. “MARGE” WIMMLER
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• THOMAS J. VAN WYK
• Sports Beat
• Lady Dutch denied at state
• Silvia4Dogs TheGrowl
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Health issues
• On the Cover – Having a ball at recess
• Obituary Notices 3-25
• Board OKs final union pact
• 2010 U.S. Census
• MealsWithMarge 3-29
• PAUL E. LYDOLPH
• An excellent candidate
• Best qualified
• Budget-repair bill
• Support Delahunt
• Delahunt reputation
• Myths
• Work as judge
• Qualifications
• Support
• Good Samaritans
• Utilities apply to PSC for building approval
• Judicial candidate forum set
• Info night for HG school vote set for Thursday
• Circuit Court Report – March 28
• Sheriff’s Report – March 28
• County team second in winter tennis league
• GOOD TO KNOW: Financial counseling agencies
• 2011 Wisconsin Fishing Report available online
• Time for the city to board rail line train
• Ramp, lane closings continue on I-43
• Sheboygan County EDC hires Checolinski
• Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce invites applications for a $2,000 scholarship
• Perspective Cartoon
• Baumgart-3-29 Boycotts1
• Tigers’ Horness named to All-CLC first team
• Mark Walters Outdoor Column
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• Wrestlers advance to sate
• Watercolor class at Plymouth Arts Center
• ROSE ANN VOELKER
• Bramstedt eager to tackle challenges
• Strassburger looks forward to fifth town constable term
• Koepke makes third run for town constable
• Sports Digest
• Vietnam vets offer scholarship
• Sports Callendar
• Sound Celebration awards
• Local ski team races at Greenbush Trails
• SFHS seniors to take on staff in basketball games
• PHS girl of the month for February
• El-Glen MS band in concert with 1st Brigade Band this Friday
• RICHARD J. SCHNEIDER
• Seifert gears up for second School Board term
• PHS plans Sadie Hawkins Dance for Gabbi Hicks
• Roelse caps stellar hoops career
• Senior Dining Sites –March 28-April 1
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• PHS sending 66 events to State music festival
• HG, Elkhart boys debut at Oshkosh Invite
• Ski hill thanks
• PHS Pi Day celebration benefits charities
• Plymouth sending 17 to State forensics meet
• HG teacher recognized
• ODYSSEY: Six building blocks for a better world
• Obituary Notices 3-23
• Obituary Notices 3-22
• Task of splitting county for voting begins
• County ready to kick in for rail line restoration
• Board agrees to continue fireworks contract
• EL-G schools facing budget pinch
• Auxiliary of the Greenbush Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261 meeting minutes
• Adams eyes first full term on School Board
• Pensions
• Choice
• Recycling budget
• Delahunt
• In Service – Melissa Richardson
• In Service – Valerie Fleischmann
• GOOD TO KNOW: Need assistance filing your taxes?
• Buehler sets meet record at Sheboygan North Invite
• Girls track team looks to 'Move On'
• Riverview Student Council helping with Girls & Dolls event
• Geography stars
• Falls Senior Dining
• Once again, she’s got us all tied up in brackets
• Pulitzer effort shows why access and protections are vital
• Elkhart Lake Police Citizen Awards of Merit
• Three Falcons earn All-EWC accolades
• Roelse earned first-team EWC honors
• Local businesses to aid Mueller’s recovery
• Donation to Habitat for Humanity
• News Digest
• RUTH E. DEKKER
• Wessel looks back on years in Sheboygan Falls
• DAR chapter welcomed honored guest
• Facilities Task Force evaluates SFMS needs
• State budget could affect city employees
• Seniors to guide boys track squad
• Nagode leads area skiers in Birkebeiner
• Smoke-free law producing healthier Wis. bartenders
• Falls Boys & Girls Club honors outstanding members
• Entry deadline to Gallery 110 North’s annual juried exhibit is April 8
• UW-FDL free concert featuring Wis. music faculty April 8
• Panthers’ Unger repeats on All-EWC second team
• A welcome replenishment
• UW-FDL Black Maria film and video festival slated for April 6
• Art for nature’s sake opens at PAC March 25
• Commitment brings success for wrestling squad
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES – SHEBOYGAN SR. CENTER:
• Sheboygan County takes to the skies
• The gator chasers enjoy great outdoors
• Defense sparks Resorters to semifinal victory
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Veep candidate
• HG district requests village backing
• Off the Rail cuts the ribbon
• Obituary Notices 3-21
• Obituary Notices 3-18
• Drawdown needed to maintain marsh
• Scott board gives thumbs down on go-cart track
• MealsWithMarge
• Walker
• Kiwanis welcomes new members
• On the Cover – Annual Irishman’s Walk
• In Service – Ethan Henkel
• Who’s on First In Wisconsin?
• Union stepped up to save the Rock
• MFC to package cookies for troops
• I-43 road work, closings continue
• Generations chosen as name of new center
• Circuit Court Report – March 16
• In service Correction
• City tourney wrestlers
• FRANCIS J. BUECHLER
• Builders association announces new members
• Habitat for Humanity Lakeside hires new executive director
• Wisconsin’s liquid gold – pure maple syrup
• YOUR COUNTY: Venturing out of the box
• Chili for a Super cause
• MARGARET M. WIERMAN
• CALENDAR
• Meyer seeks fifth term on Falls Town Board
• Preregistration open for UW-FDL campus preview March 30
• UW-Extension 4-H events – March 17-31
• MICHAEL G. “MIKE” TVETEN SR.
• Spring turkey permits go on sale March 31
• McCue hopes to continue to serve 2nd District
• Auditions set for PHS Talent Show
• Comm Ed & Rec offering student swim club, lap swim
• Sports Calendar
• Time for hoops heaven
• ROBERT RICHARD SPATT
• SFMS gets entrepreneurial
• SFMS music students earned top showings at solo and ensemble festival
• Resorters hitting their stride in playoffs
• SCHRC genealogy class to visit Wisconsin Historical Society
• SCHRC features Dykstra’s short stories
• PHS girl of the month for January
• ALICE CAROLINE LOUISE (SCHAAR) KUHN SCHMITZ
• Riverview students recognized at Solo & Ensemble Festival
• Senior Dining Sites –March 21-25
• Kindergartners celebrate Read Across America Day
• RA motorcycle school schedule announced
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: Knowing history is important
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Budget politics
• Falls Police Report
• PHS German Band to play UMF
• PHS frosh girls win season finale
• PHS Danceline sponsors camp
• Evangelist to lead services at Falls Pentecostal Church
• Panthers on practice trail
• Obituary Notices 3-16
• Obituary Notices 3-15
• District, teachers approve wage freeze, contract extension
• New classes, returning favorites offered by Comm Ed & Rec
• Boat-only rec fee adopted
• RK-saving pact OK’d
• County’s 2012 budget gap narrowing
• Moral of story at Adell meeting is make timely complaints
• MMTA to meet at First United Church
• Medicare information session at Lakeview Library March 17
• Archbishop Listecki to preside over Lenten Service at Blessed Trinity
• Friends of Falls Library seeks members
• Thanking St. Mary’s
• Honor
• Change
• Waldo village examines blueprints for new sewer plant
• Jifram adds new consumer goods sales group
• PAC seeks support
• DORIS (SEMPH) HENSCHEL
• Unfinished business drives Glancey to another term
• Chargers bolt past Falcons
• Gerand earns science teacher award
• Falls Senior Dining – March 21-25
• Father's Daze
• Falls hoops team stands tall
• Falcon Weight Challenge to benefit SFHS weight room upgrades
• Census numbers add up for Plymouth
• Drum-maker shares music, mission with Plymouth students
• News Digest
• Days gone by the Falls
• Krueger aims to bring new voice to City Council
• Dessert auction benefits Project Angel Hugs
• Community Task Force targets facilities needs for elementary school
• Chamber-Main Street distributes awards, honors Verstrate
• Plymouth teachers agree to pay freeze
• Perspective Cartoon
• Broughton Marsh hearings March 17
• The Breakfast Club
• Falls ousts Watertown Luther Prep in sectional semis
• Falcons fall short of state tourney bid
• A fabulous season for Falls boys squad
• PHS girls win state bowling title
• State honors
• Youth baseball camp starts April 3
• Art for nature’s sake opens at PAC March 25
• PAC oil workshop with Agata Augustine starts March 24
• Krauter brings fresh outlook, enthusiasm to Common Council
• A crowning achievement
• Patt ready to serve on Falls Town Board
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• Top Chefs in action
• Third Saturday program takes us to the waters of Sheboygan County
• Rhyan makes dean’s list at Washington U.
• Pace achieves dean’s list at Drake
• Panthers’ late rally falls shy in finals
• Panthers’ defense keys semifinal win
• SMS students shine
• FLORENCE (BLECK) SEIDER
• Engagement: SHANNON SIPPEL and BRIAN BILLER
• Oostburg tops CLC rival in regional finals
• Lindstrom leads Tigers to semifinal victory
• Resorters rally to down Crusaders in semis
• Resorters win regional crown
• Continuing and non-traditional student Altrusa scholarship deadline is April 15
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: A house divided
• Farm roots make their way to Madison
• Raising perfect babies
• Obituary Notices 3-14
• Obituary Notices 3-11
• County has budget hole to dig out of
• New owner, same Chester’s
• New census numbers will lead to new voting maps
• CORRECTION: Town of Sherman story
• MealsWithMarge 3-11
• Maywood announces summer camp schedule
• EVELYN HELEN GLINIECKI
• Recreational fee
• Two Americas
• Falls’ Miller wins four Kitty Cat races
• DONALD W. GALLOWAY
• RONALD W. FISCHER
• Elk’s honor SFHS student
• Sheboygan Dog Training Club holds annual awards banquet
• Work continues on I-43 project
• Plymouth blood drive set for next Tuesday
• United Way to hold annual meeting
• Info meetings on marsh drawdown planned
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• Festival Foods will break ground March 21
• PHS baseball pizza fund-raiser April 3
• Summer schedule is out for “Adventures in Space(Port)”
• Enjoying walleye fishing hole
• CALENDAR
• WILLIAM A. “BILL” WOODKE
• Getting ready for the Walldogs
• SFMS to present “Mulan” this weekend
• Unity Musical Festival fast approaching
• Town Board reviews ordinance updates
• Falls town chairman looks ahead to third team
• Sports Calendar
• Panthers cruise into regional semis
• SJB second in tourney
• Tigers win eighth in a row
• Tigers cruise in CLC play
• Sports
• Falls Police Report
• ERNEST O. PIETSCH
• Penny wise at SJL
• HG K-4 parent-teacher conferences set for March 15 and 17
• PHS girl of the month for December
• HGHS February students of the month
• Senior Dining Sites –March 14-18
• PLAYOFF RESULTS
• Orange Cross takes critical care to a new level
• ODYSSEY: End of series
• Obituary Notices 3-9
• Obituary Notices 3-8
• Boat launch only fee advances
• City, unions agree to pay freeze extension
• Senior center director resigns on eve of move
• EL board looks to block power line
• Mr. SFHS to be crowned Sunday
• Sherman bike path project almost ready for bidding
• Moving forward, preserving the past
• Kudos to District Auditions performers
• Unions
• SHADES OF GREEN: Greenhouse
• In Service – Nina Rortvedt
• In Service – Sadie Munro
• In Service – Ethan Henkel
• Hunter safety courses key to successful deer season
• GOOD TO KNOW: New FTC rules about mortgage relief services
• On the cover - Broadway musical “Good News” at PHS
• Marriage licenses – Jan. 21-March 26, 2011
• Municipal Building to come alive with gold and treasure
• Falls Girl Scout Troop embarks on birthday project
• Lady Falcons top Kewaskum, finish second in EWC
• Falls Senior Dining – March 14-18
• FFA award
• News Digest
• SAMMYE NELL DEMARCE
• Hospice slates Cup of Hope meeting
• Circuit Court Report – March 9
• Sheriff’s Report – March 9
• We were just two wild and crazy guys
• EWC Boys basketball final standings
• Community Task Force targets facilities needs for Sheboygan Falls High
• Council backs limo storage facility
• Cardboard boat races
• Sheboygan Falls building permits
• `Mill Street Live’ open auditions slated for March 19-20
• Kettle Squares’ special tribute to caller Pat Kelm this Saturday
• Sheboygan Concert Association holding membership drive
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – February
• Perspective Cartoon
• SF Baseball Association selling Brewers tickets
• Falcons take aim at Phoenix in sectional contest
• Falcons shock Chargers, seize regional crown
• Falls rallies past Campbellsport in regional semifinals
• Social media, networking to be focus of WIMI meeting March 16
• Aviation Heritage Center slates free movie night
• Theiss & O’Connor Irish Trio back by popular demand March 19
• City mat tourney draws 43 youths
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• Religion in early Sheboygan County
• Volunteers key to KAMO’s growth
• Who wins, who loses when politics plays the Blame Game?
• Panthers end EWC title season strong
• Panthers lose heartbreaker in regional finals
• Aggressive Panthers cruise in regional semis
• Smarter humans make for smarter dogs
• Howards Grove victory over Sheboygan Lutheran
• Tigers fall to CLC rival in regional semis
• Resorters drop regular-season finale
• Lutheran downs Elkhart in regional title game
• Resorters rally to pull off another upset
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Undoing merger
• FRANK R. PLESETZ
• Obituary Notices 3-7
• Obituary Notices 3-4
• Still cleaning up: Schroeder marks 50 years, three generations with ServiceMaster
• Buy one, sell one: Planners give nod to property transactions
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• PATRICIA A. LUEDTKE
• Happy birthday Dr. Seuss!
• Famine aids world hunger
• Comm Ed & Rec course listings available
• First household hazardous waste collection set
• Circuit Court Report – March 7
• There’s plenty of room at the table
• RALPH M. DULMES
• Dairy business conference scheduled
• Sheriff’s Report – March 7
• Perspective Cartoon
• Spirit of Sargento Foods
• The Walker budget cuts are deep and painful
• Hooked on Fish
• On the cover – African Drums a Real Ghana beat
• MARILYN JOAN (WOLF) WEGNER
• Search is on for next Fairest of the Fair
• Register for Parents’ Night at UW-S by March 16
• Sports Calendar
• UW-Extension 4-H events – March 8-31
• Third Saturday program to focus on water fun
• 2011 sturgeon season sets record
• Bowlers headed to State
• PHS girls have winning formula
• Oostburg’s defense stymies PHS
• St. John the Baptist School posts second-quarter honor roll
• It’s all Tigers in regional opener
• Resorters notch third win in a row
• Resorters earn upset win in regional debut
• Second Saturdays to sample ‘The Flavor of Wisconsin’
• Schroeder-Fischer
• SCHRC sets field trip to cultural center
• School Board discusses district administrator transition Board commends presence of staff
• PHS girl of the month for November
• PHS Jolly Pranksters asking for laughing support this Saturday
• Come to the Cabaret concert at EL-G HS March 4 and 5
• Riverview hosting solo and ensemble festival
• Senior Dining Sites –March 7-11
• Register for 2011 Red Cross Heroes Team kick-off event by March 11
• Falls Police Report
• Limo storage request moves on
• PHS to present ‘Good News’
• HG village outlines expectations on 2012 budget
• A touch of Alaska on Plymouth's south side
• ODYSSEY: Dysfunctional politics at work in Madison
• Obituary Notices 3-2
• Obituary Notices 3-1
• FBLA to hold second Mr. SFHS Contest
• Falls freshman aims for return to state
• Auxiliary of the Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261 meeting minutes
• JEROME W. “JERRY” MILLER
• Living a golden dream Falls' Lambrecht captures state wrestling title
• Library to host Dr. Seuss’ birthday party
• Read bill
• Local racer to support Honor Flight program
• Born ready to lead school district into uncertain future Board hires from within to replace Wessel
• Domestic wars
• Hogue-Adams
• GOOD TO KNOW: Contribution requests
• Falcons edge Purple Raiders for ninth straight EWC win
• SCHBA has March goal of building House of Food for Salvation Army
• HG man named Firefighter Instructor of the Year
• Falls Senior Dining – March 7-11
• ‘Hair’ today ain’t what it used to be
• El-Glen H.S. announces second-quarter honor roll
• Proud to be for the birds and trees — and water
• LAMONTE H. DULMES
• Dessert auction to be held in conjunction with parent-teacher conferences
• Falcons crown another state champ
• Circuit Court Report – March 2
• Community task force gets to work on school facilities issues
• Roelse scores 1,000th point for Falcons Two Rivers drops Falls to claim EWC crown
• STC slates auditions for two musical events
• Romantic era music featured at Sheboygan Symphony’s March 12 concert
• Lecture on Ma Rainey to be presented at UW-Fond du Lac March 8 and 10
• Shake off winter’s grasp with De Temps Antan at JMKAC March 8 and 10
• First Congregational Church, U.C.C. announces organ recital March 6
• Puttin' on the 'Fitz'
• Shamrocks and Shenanigans returns to Arts Center to mark St. Patrick’s Day
• Falls fall in team sectional semifinals
• Calendar
• Sturgeon spearing has rich tradition
• They doth protest
• ALICE MARGARET SUEMNICHT
• Falls' Lambrecht captures state wrestling title; Rortvedt falls in first round
• NANCY L. SPRADAU
• Panthers reign as EWC champions
• Panthers on a roll going into playoffs
• Tigers cruise in CLC play
• Tigers dismantle Resorters
• Defense keys Resorters’ lopsided win
• Resorters press the issue, earn victory
• AAUW OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP TO NONTRADITIONAL STUDENT
• ST. NICHOLAR OFFERING FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN HEALTH CARE
• Two Rotarians named Paul Harris Fellows
• OTTO PAULS JR.
• HG village approves plat
• Obituary Notices
• MealsWithMarge
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Information on Senate Bill 11
• ELIZABETH ANN JEWETT
• High rollin’ for the Lions
• Pushing snow
• Back to common sense
• Rally for Life
• Fall semester academic honors announced
• Falls squad soars
• Dress sale to benefit ailing SFHS student
• Dressed to Invest
• LUCILLE H. DEPETRO
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 28
• Chamber Champions gals recognizes local business achievements
• Perspective Cartoon
• News Digest
• Unions aren’t the evil here
• North Milwaukee Street work set for 2014
• City recognized for water conservation efforts
• SOPHIA M. WENTZ
• DEADLINES:
• Sturgeon spearing has rich tradition
• They doth protest
• ALICE MARGARET SUEMNICHT
• Falls' Lambrecht captures state wrestling title; Rortvedt falls in first round
• NANCY L. SPRADAU
• Panthers reign as EWC champions
• OTTO PAULS JR.
• HG village approves plat
• Obituary Notices
• Panthers on a roll going into playoffs
• Tigers cruise in CLC play
• Tigers dismantle Resorters
• Defense keys
• Resorters press the issue, earn victory
• AAUW OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP TO NONTRADITIONAL STUDENT
• Scholarships Announced
• Two Rotarians named Paul Harris Fellows
• Meals With Marge
• MealsWithMarge
• Pushing snow
• Back to common sense
• Rally for Life
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Information on Senate Bill 11
• ELIZABETH ANN JEWETT
• High rollin’ for the Lions
• Fall semester academic honors announced
• Falls squad soars
• Chamber Champions gals recognizes local business achievements
• Perspective Cartoon
• Dress sale to benefit ailing SFHS student
• Dressed to Invest
• LUCILLE H. DEPETRO
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 28
• Batavia Fire Department gets FEMA grant
• Salvation Army honors volunteers at dinner
• I-43 roadwork project begins again
• PIC public preview tour scheduled
• Unions aren’t the evil here
• North Milwaukee Street work set for 2014
• City recognized for water conservation efforts
• SOPHIA M. WENTZ
• Super “Souper” Bowl collection
• CALENDAR
• Falls seconds three to state, Lambrecht claims title
• Dairy Promotions Association distributes awards, scholarships
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 24-28
• Early catch-and-release trout season opens March 5
• The Bull faces foreclosure
• Student artworks on display at public library
• Falk named to Carroll U. dean's list – fall 2010
• Sports Calendar
• Trout population rises
• Panthers’ Rortvedt has state medal hopes
• Panthers Hopes
• State meet special for Panthers
• Falls' Spencer graduates from Kaplan University
• Providing the key to keyboarding Retired teacher takes time to volunteer at SMS
• Tigers cruise in CLC play
• Tigers breeze to victory
• SFMS music students to stage ensemble concert
• Junior planning conferences scheduled at SFHS
• Resorters’ defense keys CLC victory
• PHS girl of the month for October
• HGHS P-T conferences rescheduled to Feb. 28
• RICHARD C. “BUTCH” SCHILSKY
• Riverview students support Camo Quilt Project
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 28-March 4
• There’s a new barber in town Hill opens Red’s Barber Shop in Falls
• Falls voters support incumbents in primary
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: School changes
• Falls Police Report
• Musical tickets on sale
• PHS freshmen go to 13-0 in EWC
• PHS presents Cabaret
• Pentecostals of Sheboygan County slates meetings
• Utilities building ready to be bid
• MOPS annual Mother’s Day gift project requests help
• Kiddy Keys Program
• Our kindergarten igloo
• HG school referendum explained
• Obituary Notices 2-23
• Obituary Notices 2-22
• Mall stages boat show
• Game night on tap at Falls Library
• Name misuse
• Students
• Teachers
• Falls Jaycees go out on a positive note
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 28-March 4
• Father's Daze
• SFHS FBLA poised to host fundraisers
• Farm Bureau encourages smart grocery shopping
• In Service – Albert Rendon
• Howards Grove High School honor roll – semester one
• Help clean up this ‘mess’
• DOLORES G. HEIDENREITER
• GOOD TO KNOW: Observation versus Inpatient status in hospitals
• JEANETTE LEVINA GROSSKREUTZ
• Lady Falcons roll up eighth straight win
• EL-Glen Middle School second-quarter honor roll
• Save bipartisanship and save the budget
• COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Walker renews the class warfare of Ronald Reagan
• News Digest
• Days gone by the Falls
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 23
• SFHS football, baseball coaches step down
• Council grants liquor, mobile home licenses
• Chamber-Main Street slates annual meeting
• Perspective Cartoon
• MARIE N. BRUCE
• Roelse approaches scoring milestone
• Chevrolet and Road America announce alliance
• Catwalk For Water Fashion Show on tap at Bemis Bath Shoppe
• Cheer on EL chefs as they compete for “Top Chef” honors March 13
• PAC Acoustic Jam & Open Mic slated for Feb. 25
• Johnny Cash tribute at Weill Center March 4
• Grace UCC welcomes public to organ dedication Friday
• Apply for Wisconsin Artisan Cheesemaker scholarship by March 7
• 4-H members showcase talent
• Roelse approaches scoring milestone
• Celebrating all things FFA
• Men at work at Two Persnickety Place
• Zufelt-Coady
• PHS earns three medals at state meet
• Panthers hold on to edge Huskies
• Super Coach
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• An East Texas Deer Camp
• Panthers’ Rortvedt advances to state
• Panthers stay atop EWC
• Give it Back, Please
• Tigers breeze to fifth win in a row
• Tigers’ defense devours Kohler
• EL’s Rentmeester ousted in sectional
• Sports
• Dutchmen win outright CLC crown
• Wedding: JESSICA SCHUH and KYLE ROADT
• News
• MARILYN MANTHEY
• Delahunt
• Long memories
• Working together
• GEN-EX editorial draft one
• ELLEN MYRL ELLIS
• News Digest
• GEORGE DECH
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 21
• HG village TID gets approval
• Obituary Notices 2-18
• Obituary Notices 2-21
• Adell works on Polystructure ordinance
• MealsWithMarge
• Women in Management, Inc. to offer scholarships
• People to People slates upcoming events
• Exchange Bank Coffeehouse
• Advance Eyecare
• Amore — 2010 Small Business of the Year Award
• Libby’s House Communities — 2010 Business of the Year Award
• Perspective Cartoon
• MARIE N. BRUCE
• YOUR COUNTY: Walking with the workers in Madison
• Auction donation
• The great Spanish flu pandemic
• CALENDAR
• Falls YMCA slates 3-on-3 Soccer Tourney
• Falcons take back regional crown, advance to team sectionals
• Local runners fare well in Valentine’s race
• County racing history is reviewed at Feb. 19 `Third Saturday’
• Christenson & McKinch of Plymouth declared winners in piano competitions
• On the cover - Student solidarity
• St. John Lutheran Hat, Sock and Glove Drive
• Sports Calendar
• PHS girls have season for the ages
• PHS Boys swimming
• Sheboygan student receives degree from Miami U.
• Walter named to Drake president’s list
• Meerdink to receive media awards Feb. 28
• Azzalino makes Marquette 2010 winter dean's list
• Blood drive scheduled at St. Paul Church
• Fourth-quarter outburst keys Panthers’ win
• Two students participate in county spelling bee
• Soup’s on!
• Softball clinic slated
• SMS to host open house Friday
• Tigers start fast, run win streak to four
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 21-25
• Falls Police Report
• PHS to present Winter Jazz Concert at Victorian Village
• PHS Danceline competes at State
• Local outdoors educators honored
• Obituary Notices 2-16
• Obituary Notices 2-15
• Local school districts asked to back education changes
• Women’s day in county judge voting
• County Board approves pact amidst uncertainty
• Verstrate ready to bid adieu
• SFMS FBLA Chapter fares well in regional contest
• SFHS FBLA team advances 12 to state
• SFFD announces raffle winners
• Beauty, charm, history draw visitors to Falls
• Resorters cruise, end drought
• Warriors rout Elkhart
• Impact on civil service
• Knitting Klub starting for high school students
• ELAINE L. KILEY
• Music Boosters plan 4th annual Chili Medley
• Scott highway department spruces up trucks
• Marriage licenses – Dec. 30, 2010-Jan. 22, 2011
• Falls woman captures chili cook off title
• COMMUNITY CONNECTION: Voter ID, a solution looking for a problem
• Jolly Pranksters competing in ComedySportz High School League
• Curtain falls on Falls Jaycees After years of struggles, Jaycees call it a day
• Register by Feb. 18 for fifth annual Heart Health Focus Day
• Lady Falcons rally past Panthers
• FSA and RMA monitor crop insurance
• Freaktoyz offers unique spin on toys, games, collectibles
• Panthers’ Potts all-state HM linebacker
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 21-25
• Father's Daze
• Born named new Falls district administrator
• Dates for CRP general signup announced
• College Goal Sunday at UW-S Feb. 20 offers students help with FAFSA forms, tax prep
• News Digest
• PHS Danceline sponsoring 15th annual clinic
• Hospice slates Cup of Hope meeting
• To join or not to join Lakers, School Board/Reinke/PHS hockey team contemplate
• Camp Anokijig Saved?
• Hands-on, ambitious, and thinking ahead Elkhart Lake Schools Part III: No dream is too big
• Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce 2011 board of directors
• Bike & Walk to Work Week open house/planning Feb. 22
• B&G Club to host Valentine's Dance
• B&G Club dishes Youth of the Month Awards
• Register by Feb. 25 for Lakeshore Chorale music/food event
• Registration extended for PAC `Jersey Boys’ event
• PAC is calling for artists of all media to submit artworks
• Acrylic workshop starts at PAC Feb. 23
• Artist lets paint control canvas in UW-S exhibit starting March 1
• Defrost at JMKAC thawing-out party Feb. 27
• Workable legislation needed for hunting, fishing and trapping regulations
• CAROL A. LONGORIA ZIMMERMAN
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• Going hog wild in Texas
• Volleyball team is tops
• UW-Extension will hold March workshop on small fruit production
• Panthers send four to sectional
• Falcons’ rally deals PHS first EWC loss
• Panthers send seven events to state
• Panthers hold off Falls in EWC battle
• Tigers cruise behind Lindstrom
• Dutchmen clinch share of CLC crown
• City of Sheboygan purchases old Schuchardt farm for development and wetland
• Elkhart’s Rentmeester earns sectional berth
• Resorters stay in tailspin
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: National stage?
• Physician assistant in Iraq
• Obituary Notices 2-11
• Obituary Notices 2-14
• MealsWithMarge
• Sheboygan marina gets clean marina certificate
• Red Kettle thanks
• Voter ID
• Huberty & Associates Ribbon Cutting
• Hot in Plymouth
• State park employment opportunities open
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 14
• Sheriff’s Report – Feb. 14
• LAWRENCE A. CISKE
• Perspective Cartoon
• DALE J. HEINRICH
• Getting some HERO support
• NORMAN CHARLES GARTMAN
• GERALD B. “JERRY” FAUST
• Eric built his parents a warm house in an icy winter
• Cuban film, discussion scheduled
• VA services topic of Military Families meeting
• Maywood to hold local food fair
• Hands-on, ambitious, and thinking ahead
• `Dressed to Invest’ addresses finances for women Feb. 17
• Voters deserve easy access, not an obstacle course
• Wisconsin provides safe, affordable food in abundance
• On the Cover - Choc-a-holics with a cause
• Warneckes celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• CALENDAR
• Falls YMCA slates fundraiser for Mueller
• Falcons crown three wrestling champions
• Town Board to update town ordinances
• Martin named to honor list at Missouri S&T
• Joslyn makes Notre Dame dean’s list
• Sports Calendar
• Fourth-quarter outburst keys Panthers’ win
• Tigers fall to No. 6-ranked Laconia
• SFHS students earn honor-roll accolades
• Falls bands to perform Feb. 14
• Sheboygan Falls Insurance Co. participates in Cell Phones for Soldiers
• SF Insurance Co. promotes Tupper
• Eldorados reunite for Valentine’s show
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 11-28
• Falls Police Report
• District holds open house
• People to People slates brat fry, rummage sale
• Patriotism shines through
• Obituary Notices 2-9
• WARREN L. SCHWANDT
• AARON SCHURICHT
• Developmental Screening dates set for HG School District
• Riverview ASAP offers creative fun
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 14-18
• Race of Champs a big success again
• Obituary Notices 2-8
• No dream is too big
• Split council approves senior center purchases
• Council gives go-ahead to plan update
• City explores abandoning phantom street
• “My Gun is Pink” at EL-GHS
• Lions Club Casino Night fundraiser approaches
• Mr. Billy to play concert at Falls Library
• Remarkable snow removal
• Military families
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: The state of our fiscal mess
• SHADES OF GREEN: Global warming
• Help Chamber-Main Street
• `Prevailing wage’ laws
• People to People program this Thursday will highlight trip to Belize
• Hot Time coming to downtown
• Groh-Porath
• Falcons turn back Raiders
• Chili dinner to benefit The Gathering Place
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 14-18
• Wine and Cheese event to assist Falls FFA programs
• FFA Quiz Bowl Team wins district contest
• Super Bowl and family — some things never change
• Master plan update means continued use
• Falls Chamber members invited to e-mail marketing seminar
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 9
• ComedySportz show to benefit Malaria initiative
• Sheboygan Falls Council rejects car restoration garage request
• Cat lovers invited to register for 4-H open cat show by April 9
• Perspective Cartoon
• New Wis. law requires carbon monoxide alarms in homes
• Hands-on, ambitious, and thinking ahead … EL-G schools: No dream is too big
• City of Sheboygan Falls
• Rally falls short for boys hoops squad
• Boarding on a day off
• YOUR COUNTY: The land we call our own
• `Wig out’ at TYA fundraiser Feb. 26
• Auditions set for UW-S production of `Over the Tavern’
• AHC movie night Feb. 11
• The meat-ing place
• Sheboygan Falls Elementary school Packer Backers
• Van Horn Auto Group scores goal for local youth soccer
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• WPS supports Red Cross
• GEORGE W. WEEDMAN
• How much snow does a winter make?
• Deep-freeze gator hunt
• Wedding: JULIA SYRJALA and JOHN SHIELDS
• Strong finish keys Panthers’ EWC win
• Panthers snap EWC skid
• Tigers win thriller at the buzzer
• Tigers
• Huge first half keys Resorters’ rout
• JEANETTE L. RAEDER
• Utilities building site plan approved
• City begins master plan update process
• Meals with Marge
• VIOLA C. KNOENER
• Kleefisch speaks to Chamber
• Open Wide
• Obituary Notices 2-4
• Marsh draw down approved
• Two-year stay for rec fee endorsed
• LUCILLE M. HOFFMANN
• MICHAEL L. HENGST
• On the cover - Go Pack Go
• PAULINE WERDIN FITZWILLIAM
• Falls takes consy title
• Rortvedt, Miske second in EWC Tourney
• Panthers keep grip on EWC crown
• Frontage road plan heeds the vox populi
• Tri-County Sportswomen elect officers
• Singing Valentines being offered
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 7
• CPAP annual event displays its equipment that eases night breathing
• Correction
• Rentmeester, Miller lead Elkhart in CLC Tourney
• Dairy nutrition and risk management headline first Progressive Operators Series
• VIOLET E. (FARBER) BLEVONS
• We live upon a history of peoples and glaciers
• Agronomy Day speakers set
• Plymouth Library plans children’s, family events
• HG baseball camp set
• Wisconsin sheep provide both warmth and food
• Perspective Cartoon
• Youth soccer champs
• Johnsonville Rod and Gun Club holds poultry party
• Valentine candlelight ski and hike at Kohler-Andrae Feb. 12
• UW-S offers spring course review
• Falls students earn honors at UW-La Crosse
• CALENDAR
• Wrestlers finish dual meet season on high note
• Falls wrestling squad gears up for EWC Championships
• Plymouth teams win youth volleyball titles
• The Great Ladies of Jazz
• St. Paul Preschool slates enrollment open house
• Sports Calendar
• Suchon wins Small School State diving
• Confidence, focus key super PHS soccer season
• Race of Champs this weekend
• St. John Lutheran School 2010-11 second quarter honor roll
• SFMS names second-quarter honor roll recipients
• Presenting the past
• SFHS pops concert slated
• Cedar Landing residents support blanket project
• Resorters third in Laconia Invite
• SFHS students ready to Soar to Excellence
• HGHS January students of the month
• Senior Dining Sites – Feb. 7-11
• Red Cross Blood Drive draws 42 donors
• Drama students put on puppet show – with a technological twist
• Pribek award
• Falls Police Report
• Plan Commission backs new Subway at Plankview Green
• DeYoung to work his magic at Falls Library
• KESTELL CAPITOL UPDATE
• Plan Commission nixes plans for car restoration garage
• PHS Dance Line going to state
• People to People to meet Feb. 10
• Old guys get it on
• Obituary Notices 2-2
• Obituary Notices 2-1
• 23 bypass north of neighborhood endorsed
• Packers’ Brown to appear at Memorial Mall
• Hospice seeks administrative support volunteers
• BILL HOLZ
• Coulis Cardiology to host fifth annual Heart Health Focus Day
• Lady Falcons topple Warriors
• Chili Dinner at The Gathering Place Feb. 20
• Falls Senior Dining – Feb. 7-11
• Father's Daze - Skating away – not me
• EL-G to hold open house
• KARL DUNISCH
• Perspective Cartoon
• Bravo answers the snow call
• News Digest
• Gun deer season successful and safe
• Circuit Court Report – Feb. 2
• SFSD Child Development Days on tap
• Celebrating Catholic Schools
• Falcons bounce back with victory
• On the cover - Blizzard of 2011
• Youth Symphony performs second concert this Sunday
• 4-H- Brave Bears – January
• Falls YMCA slates Ladies Nite Out event
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• Sub-zero winter camping adventure
• Supporting the firefighting cause
• Marian University names fall 2010 graduates
• Thompson earns distinction at WTC
• Stevens earns UW-Stout distinction
• Kaas receives doctorate at UI
• Sports Digest
• Winnebago sturgeon spearing season opens Feb. 12
• The Walldogs will “rock” the cheese capital in June
• In UW-S tour to Spain beauty of language, art and people delight travelers
• UW-S hosts hypnotist Chris Jones in a free public event
• UW-Sheboygan to offer one-day seminar on eating disorders
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Feb. 4-25
• Theater for Young Audiences announces auditions for Disney Kids’ Aladdin
• The Tempters to perform at Weill as fundraiser for Wildwood Park
• Falcons closed the season
• PHS wins in OT, increases EWC lead
• Panthers win dual finale
• Fast start hard to come by
• The Perils of Tug-of-War
• Big first half propels Tigers past Kohler
• Tigers’ CLC win streak reaches five
• Oostburg rolls over Resorters in CLC showdown
• Resorters’ winning streak snapped
• Baumann leads Resorters to upset win
• Scholastic Honors 2-01
• SCCA Runoffs to remain at Road America through 2013
• Van Horn, Associated earn top seeds
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: New wind rules?
• Pink Kayak Crusade benefits Project Angel Hugs
• State sets this year’s open enrollment application window from Feb. 7-25
• On the Cover – Snow much fun
• On the cover – Sunday on skates
• Oostburg company awarded sidewalk projects for Adell/Oostburg
• Reservations must be made now to see Jersey Boys in July
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• PIC window
• PIC reception desk
• ODYSSEY: High Wind – ongoing phases – Part II
• ODYSSEY: High Wind – ongoing phases – Part I
• Obituary Notices 1-31
• Obituary Notices 1-28
• Obituary Notices 1-26
• 23 bypass north of neighborhood endorsed
• Youth and parents invited to observe Sea Cadets drill this weekend
• ’S no responsibility
• Proposed legislation will protect our right to vote
• As a culture, we’re headed for a huge, muddy puddle
• Engagement: MEGHAN LACEY and KEVIN MCCOY
• Kiwanis preps pizza party
• House fires in falls
• Photo
• Gilbert Brown at mall for chili cook off
• St. Nicholas, Prevea to mark Heart Month
• City to accept park reservations starting Monday
• United Way exceeds fundraising goal
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 31
• Sheriff’s Report – Jan. 31
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 26
• Sheriff’s Report
• UW-Stevens Point January Graduates
• Area residents are encouraged to participate in the University of Wisconsin Medical school health survey
• Watercolor exhibit by Jean Tobin opens at UW-S Feb. 3
• Girls squad shows strong
• Producer sign-up deadline for PTPP program is March 1
• EL-G to hold open house
• Egypt in Plymouth
• Sheboygan Symphony’s Feb. 5 concert celebrates Mahler’s 150th birthday
• Local students exhibit a tasty talent at Gingerbread Festival
• Colorful exhibit opens in Gallery 110 North, Jan. 28
• PAC’s `Dream Café Musical’ premieres Feb. 11
• Perspective Cartoon
• Hockey Classic switched to Feb. 20
• CALENDAR
• Falls wrestlers pin down fourth at Raider Invitational
• Starlings to lead special service at Word of Grace Church
• WisconsinPublicNotices.org brings public notices together online
• Winter Band Concert
• Wagner-Ingersoll
• Swiss exchange student finds second home in Falls
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Jan. 27-Feb. 25
• Unity Musical Festival aims for a sellout
• Kaas receives doctorate at UI
• Sports Calendar
• Winnebago sturgeon spearing season opens Feb. 12
• Pfankuch leads PHS at North Invite
• Panthers second in South Invite
• Intense effort keys Panthers’ rout
• Time for Tots at SMS
• Third Saturday program to burn some rubber
• They take the cake
• Marian University names fall 2010 graduates
• Thompson earns distinction at WTC
• Stevens earns UW-Stout distinction
• Plymouth School District open house to feature mini-performances
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: New wind rules?
• Falls Police Report
• State sets this year’s open enrollment application window from Feb. 7-25
• On the Cover – Snow much fun
• Tigers coast to CLC victory
• SFPD asks for assistance in property damage cases
• Dekker sparks Lutheran to easy win over EL-G
• Second Saturdays to feature ‘excitement of Sheboygan County life
• SCHRC genealogy class to visit Family History Center
• Shepherd of the Hills celebrates Catholic Schools Week Jan. 29-Feb. 4
• BEATRICE IRMA “BEA” SCHOLZ
• SCCA Runoffs to remain at Road America through 2013
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 31-Feb. 4
• Puck in the park
• ODYSSEY: High Wind – ongoing phases – Part I
• Obituary Notices 1-26
• Obituary Notices 1-25
• ’S no responsibility
• Wis. government is keeping you informed
• Legion to host oratorical competition
• Kindergarten registration hours set at SFES
• Sargento to get first check
• One-year pay freeze pacts approved by board
• Oostburg company awarded sidewalk projects for Adell/Oostburg
• Meals on Wheels ready to serve 11th annual Love Bowls
• Kudos to fire department
• Road woes
• Let them buy cake
• PIC reception desk
• Huibregtse-Andre
• GOOD TO KNOW: Healthcare reform information/updates available online
• Falcons come back to knock off Purple Raiders
• Reserve space at UW-S Financial Aid Seminar by Feb. 8
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 31-Feb. 4
• Forget green and growing, I just want to get going
• Free community breakfast slated
• Electronics recycling hits St. Vincent de Paul with unwanted costs
• Guest teacher to talk about ancient, modern Egypt
• City on the right road with budget process
• News Digest
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 26
• Sheriff’s Report
• City Council approves squad car purchase
• Perspective Cartoon
• Raiders rally past Falcons' boys hoops squad
• SFSD’s Blaha earns national school finance certification
• Boys & Girls Clubs announced new hours for Howards Grove center
• Sheboygan Symphony’s Feb. 5 concert celebrates Mahler’s 150th birthday
• PAC’s `Dream Café Musical’ premieres Feb. 11
• Able, the dancing Chihuahua dog, to appear at Falls Library
• Colorful exhibit opens in Gallery 110 North, Jan. 28
• Registration set for 4-year-old kindergarten students
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO: reply@plymouth-review.com
• Panthers fall to state-ranked Campbellsport
• Panthers seize sole EWC lead
• Panthers’ rally falls shy
• GERALDINE RAE “JERI” SOOK
• Learn and teach subtle “I need help” signals with your dog
• Greenheck sparks Oostburg
• Horness leads Tigers to league win
• The founding of Plymouth
• Fishing in the Cadillac Shack
• `Walldogs Rock Plymouth’
• ELNORA V. TAYLOR
• Resorters fourth at Hilbert Invite
• Resorters stay on Oostburg’s heels
• EUGENE CLARENCE “BUTCH” NYTES
• Eagles soar with Flipse
• Cole’s 30-point outburst sparks Associated
• GILBERT W. “GIB” PAYNE
• Undoing a wrong-doing
• On the cover – The Crown meets the cheese at SJB
• Obituary Notices 1-24
• Obituary Notices 1-21
• Marsh draw down looking likely
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Marriage conference set in Sheboygan
• JANET KUEHN
• Forest photos sought
• Hoops champs
• PAUL E. HOEFT SR.
• ROBERT H. “BOB” HELMKE
• Falls takes top spot
• Perspective Cartoon
• Riverdogs need players for 2011 season
• Author featured at Historical Research Center
• Blood donation opportunities upcoming
• City holding river walk naming contest
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 24
• Walldog Proud
• The President’s visit is a time to highlight the best we have to offer
• TYA’s `Hairspray’ opens Jan. 28
• Symphony Chorus auditions Feb. 7 open to all voices
• Colorful exhibit opens in Gallery 110 North, Jan. 28
• STC deer camp comedy auditions set for Jan. 25
• Leibham-UndoingAutoInsuranceBills 1-25
• What You Need to Know Before Renting
• CALENDAR
• Mini Bowling Tourney benefits Legion camp
• Plymouth student makes Concordia fall term honors list
• Sports Calendar
• Panthers fall to Kiel
• It’s all Tigers in CLC play
• Tigers rip Stockbridge
• EL wins on Schneider’s late basket
• ESTHER RUPPEL HAESE SEBALD
• Panthers end losing streak
• Weather makes for successful Nordic Challenge
• Defense propels Tigers to CLC win
• School Board meeting postponed
• SJB to celebrate Catholic Schools Week starting Jan. 30
• Sheboygan Salvation Army reaches fundraising goal
• The varsity sport for the mind
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 24-28
• West keys Larson’s win
• It’s a newspaper life – Part III
• HG village approves referendum question
• HG School Board to consider $3.8M referendum
• Obituary Notices 1-19
• Obituary Notices 1-18
• One-year pay freeze pacts approved by board
• Michibago Music Teachers to meet
• Memorial Mall to host Super Bowl of Chili
• New reading program set to begin at library
• Turn up the heat
• Food bank support
• Wade House
• Rebuilding Together home renovation apps due by Feb. 7
• Gratitude to county
• Radon testing advisory
• Legion to host oratorical competition
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Walker’s start
• KMCC aids hospice
• Falls Police Report
• Kindergarten registration hours set at SFES
• Proactive approach, new initiatives, yields less crime in 2010
• Days gone by the Falls How sweet it was
• Pentecostals of Sheboygan County hold prayer services
• Chamber of Commerce seminar slated
• Plymouth School Board gets thumbs up on computer program
• Resilient Jaycees determined to press on
• Krueger sparks Falcons to fifth straight win
• Honoring the guard
• Boys & Girls Club members compete in Titletown event
• Kohler Co. plans restoration of Hamilton Grand in Scotland
• MARCELLA H. “SALLY” BOEDECKER
• Quirt's double-double leads Falcons to victory
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 24-28
• When it comes to this weather, I say snow thanks
• Falls squad flies high
• Fund established to assist injured SFHS grad
• News Digest
• Price makes progress
• Cup of Hope meeting set
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 19
• Sheriff’s Report – Jan. 19
• Correction - Scott Town Board meeting Dec. 16
• Fire damages chimney in town of Falls
• Breitbach Fenn earns Distinguished Insurance Agency distinction
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters seeks bowlers
• Barton presents the magic of youth success
• PAC auditions for Victorian thriller slated for Jan. 26
• PAC’s `Dream Cafà Musical’ premieres Feb. 11
• 'Crimes of the Heart' cast gears for opening night, Jan. 28
• On the cover – A fitting honor
• Registration set for 4-year-old kindergarten students
• WAUPUN
• Art and Class
• Acoustic Jam and Open Mic at Plymouth Arts Center
• Perspective Cartoon
• Fitzgerald, Lambrecht earn titles at Cutler Classic
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES – SHEBOYGAN SR. CENTER:
• JEROME M. “JERRY” VAN ESS
• UW-Sheboygan students from county earn high academic honors
• UW-Madison announces falls semester DeansList
• Free tax help from AARP for seniors and disabled community
• Area students named to dean's list at St. Norbert College
• Sports Beat
• New Holstein shooting proved to be costliest
• Too little, too late for PHS
• Tigers fade down the stretch
• Sharing Grandma’s books
• Resorters dominate CLC contest
• Obituary Notices 1-18
• Obituary Notices 1-17
• Obituary Notices 1-14
• Obituary Notices 1-12
• E-recycling hits St. Vinny with unwanted costs
• Area students named to Northwestern College Dean’s List
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Senator Leibham hosts listening sessions with voters
• Opinion
• It’s a newspaper life – Part II
• Ironman for United Way
• Skills and crafts among class offerings
• FSA assistance programs available
• Riverdogs need players for 2011 season
• LAWRENCE H. “LARRY” PEARCE
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 12 (more)
• Crane part rail shipments through Plymouth
• SHARON A. (PRICE) COHN
• Perspective Cartoon
• RL native will join `Survivor’ cast
• ARDELL A. “MOOSE” BAYER
• Petri schedules town meeting in Sheboygan
• Circuit Court Report
• Sheriff’s Report
• `Crimes of the Heart’ cast gears for opening night, Jan. 28
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – January
• Council should quit its meddling ways
• On the cover - Nordic Challenge
• Coming of age on adventure
• CALENDAR
• UW-S schedules landscape course starting Feb. 4
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Jan. 13-31
• MTU names local students to dean’s list
• Urban named to University of Evansville dean's list
• Sports Calendar
• Sports Beat
• Panthers shut down Slinger
• Panthers a strong fourth in Bulldog Invite
• Nordic Challenge Sunday
• Toerpe-Velier
• Students, seniors gather
• Strong team play fuels Tigers’ runaway
• Meyer lifts Raiders over Tigers
• EL-Glenbeulah outscored Cedar Grove-Belgium
• JOHN H. SAEMANN
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 17-21
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Tax hocus-pocus
• Falls Police Report
• Wrestling
• On top again
• Old Testament seminar on tap at St. Paul’s
• Obituary Notices 1-11
• Center moving issues heat up
• Council takes first step toward flexible permit fees
• City looking at new budget roadmap
• Marriage licenses – Dec. 3-29, 2010
• Falls Library to debut Friday Night Family Time
• DANA ELIZABETH “DAYNA” KNAUF
• Kiwanis donates bears to SFPD
• Plymouth School District to take kindergarten registrations
• It’s a newspaper life – Part I
• Hospice light show winner
• HERE WE SNOW AGAIN
• Mental health support group available at no cost
• GOOD TO KNOW: Tax problems? Beware of tax debt settlement scams
• GOOD TO KNOW: Law combats fraud against elderly and disabled, sends message
• Lady Falcons suffer setback against Huskies
• Football team members garner awards
• School District looks for community input on facilities
• Take two pepperoni and call the doctor in the morning
• Farm Bureau scholarship application deadline is March 19
• Scores
• ‘Finding Isaac Thorp’ brings history to life
• School District looks for community input on facilities
• News Digest
• Developmental screening offered for young children
• Providing a safe path
• CRL offers partnership program to area employers
• Circuit Court Report – Jan. 12
• Sheriff’s Report – Jan. 12
• Safety concerns prompt re-evaluation of car garage
• Perspective Cartoon
• Chamber slates Business ‘N Brews
• Building declines in city
• Boys hoops squad collects first EWC victory
• SFHS Class of 1951 slates meeting
• YOUR COUNTY: Recreation fee
• PAC Singers needing singers in every section
• PAC offers children’s art classes/camps
• 2010 Plymouth High School Homecoming Court
• SHADES OF GREEN: Aquaponics
• Flying a new flag
• Purple Raiders upend Falcons
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• A day and a night in the woods
• No gas required – promoting non-motorized transportation in Sheboygan County
• Third Saturday offers films of local history
• Panthers give No. 7-ranked Indians good test
• Panthers press devours TR
• Suchon sets diving mark, Linzmeyer, Hnilicka win pair
• Panthers’ three-point shooting keys win
• PSA managers’ meeting Jan. 17
• Davie, Will and the close encounter with the cow kind
• Lindstrom powers Tigers to CLC rout
• Tigers bust out to snap losing streak
• Big first half keys Resorters’ rout
• JOHN W. STANNARD
• SHADES OF GREEN: Aquaponics
• HILDA CATHERINE HEIDEMANN
• Associated wins battle for first
• Obituary Notices 1-10
• Obituary Notices 1-07
• Group wants more time to work on rec fees
• Sherman’s next primary election will be in spring
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Capitol Connection
• On the cover - Getting ready for the next storm
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 17-21
• What came first, the chicken or the chair?
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters seeking bowlers
• Bell ringers help Salvation Army hit goal
• PHS students offer tech help to community
• Coaching honor
• People in Motion: Plymouth chiropractor receives prestigious award
• County Chamber to recognize achievements by businesses and non-profits
• Perspective Cartoon
• Let’s look at cropland rental rates
• YOUR COUNTY: The new governor
• Alzheimer’s support group meets third Tuesdays
• Early Native Americans loved the land we call home
• CALENDAR
• Falls wrestlers duel at Cheesehead Invite
• Winterfest Saturday at Greenbush Ski Trails
• Slovenian exchange student settles in at SFHS
• WAYNE A. VANDER WAAL
• Donations sought for upcoming UW-S `Wombat Garden’ rummage sale
• Spring classes start Jan. 24 at UW-S, applications continue to be accepted
• Winter Trap League starts Monday
• Falls mayor reflects on 2010, looks ahead to 2011
• Panther Hockey Classic set for Super Bowl Sunday
• Sports Calendar
• Hard work fuels Panthers’ stellar season
• PHs has many bright spots in dual meet
• Tigers fall in double-OT
• Oostburg edges Tigers in defensive battle
• Ozaukee rolls past Resorters
• HGHS December students of the month
• Riverview sponsoring Walldogs rocking chair
• Riverview students build quarter pipe
• Senior Dining Sites – Jan. 10-14
• Red Cross Blood Drive slated at Municipal Building
• Associated wins battle for first
• Property tax payment address clarified
• Forfeits hurt Resorters in dual loss
• Obituary Notices 1-5
• Obituary Notices 1-4
• Plymouth NHS collects 12,600 food items
• Judicial races require primary
• Navy Sea Cadets to begin drills
• County Meals On Wheels receives national accreditation
• Falls mayor reflects on 2010, looks ahead to 2011
• Dairy nutrition topics to headline 2011 Progressive Operator’s Series
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Possible rule change target
• Falls Police Report
• Plymouth Public Library announces January schedule
• Plan Commission OKs car restoration garage
• People to People Chapter sets January meeting
• HG village clerk reviews applicants
• SURVIVAL MEANS FINDING THE BALANCE BETWEEN COMPETITION AND COOPERATION
• Literacy Council Project participates in statewide campaign, announces January training
• Tax deal
• Food Bank
• Lautenbachs celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• HOWARD O. LANDWEHR
• BARBARA J. HEINECKE
• Falcons top Lady Dutch for milestone win.
• FSA committee seeks advisor nominations
• FRANCIS D. “DAN” KLAHN
• PHS Key Club raises $1,900 in penny war
• Jifram teams with Nuovo Group for plastic pallet line
• Horizon collects toys for SA
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 10-14
• Father's Daze
• Editorial
• School District looks for community input on facilities
• News Digest
• `Dairy Marketing & Feeding Input Costs’ highlight seminar Jan. 14
• Falcons take holiday tourney title
• Festival Foods coming to Taylor Heights in fall 2011
• Auditions this Friday for new musical at PAC
• Aquatic Center establishes 2011 rates
• Town Board Report
• The big drop
• Making snow and rainbows
• 2010 rewind: What when on last year?
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Home for the holidays
• Determined residents act to renovate Waldo Village Park
• FALLS NEWS:
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• WPRI analysis supports more autonomy and accountability for UW
• Plymouth Panthers
• Panthers third in Cedarburg tourney
• Panthers continue winning ways
• RICHARD G. SOMMERSBERGER
• Lindstrom propels Tigers to victory
• Kiel had just a little more
• Damrow leads Richardson to double-OT win
• PlymouthSchoolBoard December meeting
• Mental health support group available at no cost
• Howards Grove School Board plans open house
• HG board transitions into 2011
• Optimist Club essay contest opens for high school juniors and seniors
• Obituary Notices 12-30
• Obituary Notices 12-28
• Obituary Notices 12-27
• Obituary Notices 1-3
• A look back at second half of 2010
• You old settler! I found you, Isaac Thorp!
• Second Saturdays program to look at WW I Christmas “miracle”
• Parents and teachers, Brad Barton is coming to town
• SASD staff reduction and reorganization to improve function and costs
• Mental Health support group available at no cost
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Another view
• MARTIN JAMES MAGNUS
• Logan College names Plymouth resident to Dean’s List
• Thanks to many
• Fees ignore public investment in parklands
• Every snowflake
• JACK GOELZER
• Keep gas and electric meters free from snow and ice
• Elkhart Lake author releases compelling teen fiction
• MARION “MARY” J. DIRKSE
• Census workers being hired
• Feingold office hours set in Elkhart Lake
• Community ed registration under way
• Circuit Court Report
• Sheriff’s Report
• Circuit Court Report
• Coastal Connections lunch aids young professionals and kids
• Perspective Cartoon
• Builders Association honors members with annual awards
• WALTER OSCAR BRICKNER
• ELAINE SYLVIA BOSSHART
• Good government needs your help – to start the New Year right
• Church to offer financial classes
• SJL church history authors honored
• Efforts seem successful for Dairy Farmers of America to remain in area
• Circuit Court Report
• Sheriff’s Report
• Small, disadvantaged, minority- and women-owned businesses to get assist
• MOLLY MARGARET ZUENGLER
• 2010 rewind: What when on last year?
• Should auld celebrations be forgot
• KAMO holds second annual deer camp
• Determined residents act to renovate Waldo Village Park
• WPRI analysis supports more autonomy and accountability for UW
• Twas the season for Falcons success
• Sports Calendar
• Trees light up Christmas
• PHS matmen gain key experience at invite
• Gumm leads PHS to third win in a row
• Panthers’ win streak reaches three
• Panthers’ three-point shooting keys win
• RICHARD G. SOMMERSBERGER
• MARGUERITE LOUISE SINNER
• Countdown on the ten best expert tips
• Tigers end two-game skid in big way
• SFHS Class of 1954 slated quarterly luncheon
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah to third place
• Resorters cruise to third straight win
• Oostburg’s Bruggink hits 300-win milestone
• Engagement: LEAH SCHREIBER and JUSTIN MOURLAM
• SCHRC slates 2011 genealogy class schedule
• School Board backs opposition to school tax levy distribution
• Rec. Board rescinds weight-room fee
• Senior Dining Sites – Dec. 28-Jan. 7
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Splits bubble up by Matt Pommer
• Falls Police Report
• PlymouthSchoolBoard December meeting
• Taxes now and in the future
• Pentecostals Church slates meetings
• Celebrate New Year’s Eve at PAC with Build-Your-Own Party
• Howards Grove School Board plans open house
• Obituary Notices 12-18
• Obituary Notices 12-23
• Obituary Notices 12-22
• Obituary Notices 12-21
• Countyboard fees
• Obituary Notices 12-20
• Board approves labor pacts with some opposition
• Town of Scott approves budget
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• JEROME P. KRUKAR
• Jifram teams with Nuovo Group for plastic pallet line
• ANNA MAE JACOBSON
• Engagement: LINDSAY GREGOIRE and JOSHUA ZIMMERMAN
• Falls Senior Dining – Jan. 3-7
• Falls Senior Dining – Dec. 27-31
• News filled our year — and pages — in 2010
• Elkhart Lake author releases compelling teen fiction
• Community Task Force to assist with school building issues
• News Digest 28dec10
• Circuit Court Report
• Sheriff’s Report
• SFHS students complete fire department training center
• City to rework easement agreement
• Opinion Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons start strong, end short
• Eastern Shores Library Winter Bookmobile Schedule
• A call to action to defeat recreation fee
• New Boys & Girls Clubs unit directors named
• Deadline for Aurora Health Foundation scholarships is Jan. 14
• Savor the taste, quality and tradition of Wisconsin specialty meats
• 4-H- Brave Bears – December
• Holidays at the museum
• On the Cover
• WALTER OSCAR BRICKNER
• Local youth wrestling program set
• Sports Calendar
• Strong start, defense propel PHS to win
• Panthers win defensive battle
• Falcons shoot the lights out in win over Tigers
• Forfeits derail Resorters in CLC dual
• Team effort propels Resorters past HG
• Murray’s 27 spark De O’Malley’s to victory
• Correction
• Cougars pin down Falcons
• Mud Lake memories
• Cattail bogs forcing the need for a draw down on Sheboygan Marsh
• Cartoon
• Slinger edge Falls boys hoops action
• Panthers nip falcons in defensive duel
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Labor issues
• Remembering a dear friend this Christmas
• Challenge grant
• Rep. Paul Ryan
• SHADES OF GREEN: PIC building
• City needs to treat taxpayers like they did employees
• CAROLINE MARTHA WIESER
• SYLVIA J. WASSINK
• Obituary Notices 12-17
• JOHN A. “JACK” MCKEE
• ARMIN C. DIELS
• BARB BUEHLER-BINVERSIE
• DORIS M. BRICKNER
• Dear Santa, please bring Sheboygan Falls…
• Falls Police Report
• Application for livestock loss benefits after recent storm has window that is closing
• Boys & Girls Clubs seek car donations
• Doyle approves Sheboygan County Airport project
• 2010 rewind: What when on last year?
• North High invites incoming students and parents to prepare for transition
• Milwaukee School of Engineering places Plymouth student on Dean’s List
• MealsWithMarge
• Fall’s Kohlhagen earnes Melvin Jones Fellow honors
• Deadline set for farm disaster applications
• Wisconsin producers encouraged to sign up early for 2011 DCP, ACRE
• Correction 21dec10
• Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Minutes
• GOOD TO KNOW: The rising waters of underwater mortgages
• Historical Research Center publishes its 2011 calendar of genealogy classes
• Christmas Tree Shipwreck is topic of new books at Research Center
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• Taking on Cancer
• Sports Calendar
• Panthers hold on for first EWC victory
• Pfankuch leads Panthers at Hartford Invite
• Third quarter, foul shooting cost PHS
• Hnilicka paces PHS in dual meet
• Panthers second in season-opening triangular
• Panthers’ JV, frosh boys cruise to wins
• Howards Grove vs Sheboygan Falls
• Tigers lose in overtime
• Sports Elkhart matmen show strong work ethic
• Resorters third in dual invite
• Baumann, Kaboord key Resorters’ first win
• Kuhn leads Cain Realtors past Richardson
• Tiger JV boys fall to Lutheran
• Lady Falcons notch first victory
• ELKHART LAKE TO HOST 2011 USA TRIATHALON MIDWEST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
• Falcons fall to 0-2 in EWC
• Falcons take second at their own invite
• Falls Police Report
• Circuit Court Report
• Christmas tower
• Some traditions just won’t go away
• Are major changes on the horizon for Wisconsin dairy farming?
• Perspective Cartoon
• TERRY THOMAS TOBIN
• BERNARD M. “BUD” RENTMEESTER
• Obituary Notices 12-15
• Obituary Notices 12-14
• Obituary Notices 12-13
• ANNE ROSE MOLENDA (NEE FUTTERER)
• Council examines flooding issue once more
• Father's Daze
• SFMS FBLA announces outreach program
• Plymouth didn't freeze wages
• City bans ‘fake’ marijuana products
• Pine Haven dedicates chapel, welcomes chaplain
• Dog park project moves forward
• HG village agrees to create TID
• Faller named to vacant council seat
• Residents claim prizes during Main Street Memories
• Town of Scott addresses zoning change, shoveling controversy
• Ten Falls students to graduate from LTC
• Lions Club primes for Casino Night fundraiser
• Lakeshore Chorale to perform Christmas concert
• Journey Church sets Youth Christmas Party
• News Digest
• Days Gone By The Falls: Sam and I
• Grief support group to meet at hospice
• PHS Crosswalk Club serves at Welcome Table
• Blessed Trinity slates Christmas candy, cookie sale
• Storm yields power outages, accidents
• County Holstein Breeders distribute honors at banquet
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Top raffler
• Third time’s another charm
• LTC winter graduation this Saturday
• Common Council endorses 2011 tax rate
• Review congratulates 2010 Coloring Contest winners
• SFN coloring contest winners
• Spaghetti dinner raises $3,600 for Riverview music programs
• Slip-sliddin’ away
• Senior tickets/passes available for SASD `Hot Winter’s Night’
• Senior Dining Sites
• Taking a pie for Hopps and Jump for Heart
• Meerdink-Steinhardt
• Giving gift boxes
• Falls Senior Dining
• Christmas Schooner sails this weekend
• Boos named EL-G citizen of month
• Biotech students exploring DNA, glowing bacteria, ethics
• CALENDAR
• Mark Walters
• New coach excited about PHS wrestling
• Panthers’ defense keys EWC rout
• Poor foul shooting hurts PHS in close loss
• Tigers dominate league contest
• Tigers’ rally falls short
• Oostburg routs Resorters
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Resorters spark
• Rockets’ late burst buries Elkhart
• Resorters remain winless
• Circuit Court Report – Dec. 13
• Sheriff’s Report – Dec. 13
• The story behind some Christmas traditions
• Reward or no reward – the goal is bonding
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Project Lead The Way
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: High school students encouraged to apply for Senate Scholar Program
• Christmas includes a long-time connection with a Sheboygan family
• The warm story of Wisconsin mink
• JAMES F. RESEBURG
• Obituary Notices 12-10
• ARTHUR J. “ART” LENSINK
• ROSEMARY R. KOHLMANN
• ROSEMARY GRACE EIGENBERGER
• CAROL D. ZIEGLER
• Winter Snowstorm
• News Digest 14dec10
• Local Marine engages in Philippines humanitarian effort
• GOOD TO KNOW: Free audio publications for your convenience
• Grief Support & Information Group meets at hospice Dec. 22
• Adult watchfulness is needed to keep toys safe for children
• CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE ADDS TWO AREA REAL ESTATE OFFICES
• LTC inducts new members into PTK honor society
• Tastefully Simple shortcuts for holiday entertaining
• Exotic Tans & Spa ribbon-cutting
• Perspective Cartoon
• Deadline for business plan competition is Jan. 10
• CALENDAR
• Sports Calendar
• Panthers show improvement
• Grotbeck hits game-winner for Video Center
• PHS Dance Team performs
• Suchon wins diving, leads PHS at invite
• MENOMONEE FALLS
• Tigers roll to CLC win
• Oostburg buries EL-G from long range
• Resorters falter in second half
• Warriors knock off Falcons
• Deer numbers up in Sheboygan County, state
• Cold start spells loss for Falcons
• Falcons topple Raiders in wrestling opener
• Falls Police Report
• School Board asks for names
• Good energy
• Larry Wadel
• LARRY J. WADEL
• Obituary Notices 12-8
• DONALD H. BOESELAGER
• BUTCH H. “ALTON” BERG JR.
• JOHN J. ANHALT
• Obituary Notices 12-7
• ALMA E. MESSNER
• RAYMOND F. JAROLIMEK
• MARTIN DEVRIEND
• News Digest
• Days Gone By The Falls: The historic Class of 1957 part two
• Falls bands slate holiday concert
• Boys & Girls Club to launch photography program
• St. Mary School slates preschool open house
• Re/Max Universal Realty opens Falls headquarters
• People to People Chapter claims awards, slates meeting
• Council has five to choose from to fill vacant seat
• Sargento TIF wins final approval
• Community newspapers continue to show strong readership, community reliance
• Village cuts its tax rate, but total bill is up
• St. Mary School claims top float honors
• Christmas Walk ready to go in Kohler
• Journey Church sets time for Christmas service
• Girls hoops team to support leukemia awareness
• Gibbsville installing new pastor
• Nine local government seats up for grabs
• Nine local government seats up for grabs
• Falls American Legion Auxiliary holds meeting
• UW-Extension 4-H events
• Steinpreis receives master’s from Ohio State
• SJB prepares for the season
• Manthey-Ternes
• With holiday joy, comes fire risk
• Falls Senior Dining
• Bollenbacher-Federer
• St. John the Baptist School posts first-quarter honor roll
• EL-GL H.S. winter concert slated for Dec. 13
• Boos named EL-GL citizen of month
• Senior Dining Sites
• PHS students assist Fairview students with experiments
• Go Panthers! Online Store adds blanket
• Marriage licenses
• UW-FDL theater department holds auditions Dec. 13 for spring play
• UW-FDL holiday concert set for Dec. 17
• Lakeshore Chorale and Youth Chorale concert at St. Peter Claver Dec. 19
• Candy Cane Memories
• Infamy not forgotten
• Green and Gold fun
• CALENDAR
• Wrestlers eye another strong season
• Sports calendar
• Panthers second in season-opening triangular
• Panthers fall to D-4 state champions
• Rathke carries Rams past Tigers
• St. Mary’s Springs nips Falls
• Falcons aim to repeat in EWC
• Hunters register a preliminary tally of 218,144 deer over nine-day season
• Falcons roll in boys hoops opener
• Snowmobile races moved to Feb. 5-6
• School athletic facilities open to adults
• Falls Police Report
• Circuit Court Report – Dec. 1
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Coming home?
• Coat drive a success
• United Way campaign
• Father's Daze
• Give Fair Funding a fair look
• Perspective Cartoon
• JOHN A. SCHROEDER
• Obituary Notices 11-29
• EDYTHE MARIE MEILAHN
• MARGARET S. JOHNSTON
• ROGER JOHN ERNST
• Obituary Notices 11-30
• Second Saturdays to feature Niagara Escarpment
• United Way Focus: Salvation Army aids those in need
• Survey points to newspapers as primary source of public notice/local news
• Pine Haven Auxiliary slates bake sale
• Council approves library mural for Walldogs
• Utilities building given nod - barely
• City aid to DFA growth approved
• City budget boosts spending, taxes
• Holiday exhibit opens in Gallery 110 North
• School choirs slate holiday concert
• Hasler earns volleyball honors at MSOE
• Happy Hearts group to meet
• Falls Girl Scouts embark on ‘Project Undercover’
• What is a geode?
• Main Street Memories Candy Cane Christmas Parade Lineup
• Main Street Memories ushers in the holiday season
• Indiana Avenue redevelopment plan open house set for Dec. 15
• Falls music students perform on state level
• News Digest
• Days Gone By The Falls: The historic Class of 1957 part two
• Correction
• Bray honored with foreign language teaching award
• SFMS recognizes first-quarter honor roll students
• Plymouth student performs at state honorary recital
• Riverview Music Boosters selling poinsettias
• Senior Dining Sites
• Minardi-Michalowitz
• Falls music students perform on state level
• Public invited to enjoy winter concerts
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Dec. 7-21
• UW-La Crosse summer 2010 graduates
• Students prepare for Thanksgiving
• Tanya Strauss’ class at Riverview Middle School
• Living Nativity at Salem UCC in Plymouth Dec. 10-11
• In Service – Kevin Luedtke
• On the Cover
• Falls Senior Dining – Dec. 6-10
• FFA American Degrees awarded to 3 PHS grads
• Elkhart Lake students chip in for Camo Quilt project
• Bollenbacher-Federer
• 4-H-Spring Valley – November
• Mosel Farm and Home 4-H Club – November
• 4-H- Brave Bears – November
• Sheboygan County youth attend 2010 National 4-H Congress
• CALENDAR
• EL pet sanctuary listing homeless pets online
• SSO presents `Christmas Treasures’ Dec. 11
• `Christmas Carol’ opening Friday
• Public invited to free Christmas concert at Silver Lake Dec. 4 & 5
• High expectations for the 2010-11 season
• Basketball preview
• Panthers win Redwing Tourney on Kastelic’s late basket
• Howards Grove basketball
• High hopes for Resorters
• Manz wins County Trapshoot title
• PHS grad earns college football honor
• Christmas, then and now
• Silvia4Dogs
• ODYSSEY PART 24 - II: We only changed ourselves – Part II
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Perspective Cartoon
• The meaning of Christmas as we live it
• During the holiday giving season, buying Wisconsin benefits Wisconsin
• Obituary Notices 11-26
• Obituary Notices 11-24
• Pentair building demolition will open area to new development
• Spring vote season starts
• Razing of Indiana Avenue industrial building may result in street closings
• Kicking off The holiday season in style
• How a polluter gets stimulus money — and avoids environmental review
• Support for local cancer care
• St. Vincent de Paul store helping those in need
• Harbor Centre announces holiday open house Dec. 4
• New Fair Funding proposal is good news for SASD taxpayers
• ESAA tour and informational session set for Dec. 1
• Holidays and your pets – what’s a feast for you may make your pet sick
• Travel back in time for the holidays at Wade House
• Howards Grove FFA Food Drive- Harvest for the Hungry
• CALENDAR
• Sports Digest
• Work ethic, numbers boost Elkhart’s hopes
• EL-G Resorters begins season
• Masters Gallery wins on Blanke’s buzzer-beater
• Swimmers enjoy inspiring season
• Local softball event a Gift of Life
• Three Falcons named to first team
• Falcons look to build on team chemistry
• Tigers’ Lindstrom, Morgen All-CLC first team
• Food donation appreciation
• Falls Police Report
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 24
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 24
• ODYSSEY PART 24 - I: We only changed ourselves – Part I
• GOOD TO KNOW: This holiday season, don’t give a gift to AQ thief
• Father's Daze
• Slow down the rush to embrace nuclear energy
• Perspective Cartoon
• Obituary Notices 11-23
• Obituary Notices 11-22
• Town Board finalizes 2011 budget
• St. Paul Ladies Auxiliary to hold cookie walk
• SFMS students compete for peace
• Falls Baseball Association looks to upgrade high school diamond
• Plan Commission cancelled
• Village of Adell approves 2011 budget
• Main Street Memories ushers in the holiday season
• School choirs slate holiday concert
• Faith United Methodist Church slates cookie walk
• The Final Cut
• Jifram gains west coast presence
• Hospice ready to light up the holidays
• News Digest
• Council approves 2011 city budget
• Boys & Girls Club sets special Saturday openings
• Senator Joe and Heather Leibham announce birth of baby girl
• Sargento TIF clears first hurdle
• SFMS musicians get jazzy
• Senior Dining Sites
• PHS Honor Roll – First quarter 2010-11
• Thank you milk carton
• Magnus-Mathieson
• On the Cover
• FFA horse team gets Gold rating at National
• Honor Flight donation
• Falls Senior Dining
• El-Glen H.S. announces first-quarter honor roll
• EL-G FFA represents state at national event
• Dolphin flies over the Navy sea
• Celtic Christmas Tea hosted by Plymouth Historical Society Dec. 4
• Harbor Centre offers free holiday gift wrapping
• `Christmas Carol’ cast dons Weill Center stage starting Dec. 3
• UW-S Choir to present `Sounds of the Season’ Dec. 6
• AFS students study state government firsthand
• Windau-Kreif
• CALENDAR
• Turkey, black bear hunting application deadline Dec. 10
• Legion Baseball seeks coaches
• Panthers’ Flood All-EWC first team
• Tracking a black buck
• Plymouth’s Schultz leads Springs’ attack in state finals
• Tips for safe hunting
• PHS basketball under way
• Survey: Connecting with outdoors, nature top motivation for state hunters
• All-EWC honorees
• Tigers’ Wleklinski, Sikora All-CLC first team
• Local youth mat program scheduled
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 17
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 17
• Home country
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Budget issues
• Accolades
• Perspective Cartoon
• SOPHIA PAYNE
• Obituary Notices 11-19
• Obituary Notices 11-17
• MARY JEAN KRUKAR
• INFANT ADELAIDE MARIE DE TROYE
• American Education Week great schools
• User fee
• State 23 proposed improvements
• SHADES OF GREEN: Wind farms
• Get out of the way and get building
• State 23 crossing closings loom
• Marsh tower closer to being paid for
• News Digest
• A brief family history of the Johnsonville Hustlers 4-H club
• Carl Laack’s Orchestra plays it one last time
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Nov. 26-Dec. 21
• Paulson describes intentional community in `Unconventional Journey’
• SMS awards top students
• Plymouth Christmas parade lineup
• Plymouth Holiday gathering and Christmas Parade
• RL extends invitation to Night of Lights Dec. 3
• Food for Thought – Food for Gifts
• Santa flies in at Aviation Heritage Center Dec. 4
• Sheboygan poet Ressmeyer to read her poetry at Map & Globe Exchange
• Magical holiday memories
• Holiday Memories light display opens this Thursday at Hospice Center
• 5 Star Fire Explorer Post 9005 holding First Nighter for youth Dec. 1
• Gibbsville Church to echo with `Musical Sounds’ Nov. 28
• `The Christmas Schooner’ cast and ticket sale announced
• CALENDAR
• Falcons put together special season
• Tuesday, November 23
• State meet is amazing climax to PHS season
• Panthers dominate All-EWC first teams
• Falcons depth, injury issues hamper success
• Falcons boys soccer program continues to be a force
• Four Falcons earn All-EWC football accolades
• Tigers’ Rabe repeats on All-CLC first team
• Falls Police Report
• River Walk rewards
• Thank you
• Wind farms
• Father's Daze
• Sargento deal is good for all
• Dairy industry under the gun
• Perspective Cartoon
• Obituary Notices 11-17
• MARY JEAN KRUKAR
• FAY D. JUERS (NEE STEINPREIS)
• CAROLYN HUIBREGTSE
• Freedom is not free
• SFHS students collected honor roll accolades
• SCHRC to close on Thanksgiving
• Potter inducted into Library Hall of Fame
• Community comes together to rejuvenate Falls River Walk
• St. John Lutheran School 2010-11 first quarter honor roll
• HG village 2011 budget approved
• School moving swiftly after water damage
• Driving forward – SCEDC honors Gentine
• Committee pushes building project
• Leibham honored with Friend of Grocers Award
• Kiwanis Club poised to distribute donated coats
• Journey Church looks ahead, slates Christmas service
• Falcons to go red for leukemia awareness
• Freedom is not free
• News Digest
• Days Gone By The Falls: The historic Class of 1957
• Plymouth School Board hit with wake-up call re: school funding
• Falls Boys and Girls Club honors youths
• Wangemann’s latest book tells tragic and bizarre tales of Sheboygan’s past
• Walk of honor
• Drake named Insight “Student of the Month”
• AFS students study state government firsthand
• New book explores local road racing heritage
• Senior Dining Sites
• Space limited for Babysitter’s Training course Dec. 4
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Rookie mistakes?
• Pine Haven honors veterans
• PHS ensembles to present special concert with Jazz Generations
• One-act cast is bound for State with ‘Metamorphoses’
• It’s beginning to look a lot like…
• In Service – Brianna Cummings
• Hau - Johnson-Karp
• Falls Senior Dining
• FFA horse team gets Gold rating at National
• EL-G National Honor Society induction
• EL-Glen Middle School first-quarter honor roll
• Curves cuts ribbon
• Birthday Buck
• Henschel-Simon
• Horizon students collect food, clothes
• Relax at PAC’s `Wonderful World of Women Expo’ Nov. 20
• CALENDAR
• Back to the Valley
• Waupun swept in state volleyball semis
• PHS good as gold in state meet
• Blake propels Silverwater to rec ball victory
• Panther JV spikers chalk up perfect season
• Lakeland Hall of Fame
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 15
• The season of storm windows and coal dust
• Choosing the “right” reward
• Corporate welfare
• Trail fees
• Our recreational trails
• Perspective Cartoon
• Obituary Notices 11-15
• Obituary Notices 11-12
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 15
• KRISTINE L. WOJAKOWSKI
• Council wants closer look at utilities building
• Kraft building demolition cost increases
• News Digest
• Free Business Resource Panel program Nov. 18
• We had it first - positively
• The bells will be ringing
• Plymouth library special events starting Nov. 17
• Plymouth Holiday Gathering and Christmas Parade
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• InService 11-12
• Junior Achievement holds `Ethics Day’
• “Dickens in America” brings new meaning to a Christmas classic
• Kohler CU receives awards for marketing
• Community Bank & Trust named No. 1 SBA lender in Sheboygan County
• A salute to those who served
• Parkview honors Veterans
• Candy buyback for the troops
• CALENDAR
• Panthers hope to have strong state meet
• Holiday craft and home-based business show at Memorial Mall this week
• Winning visions of peace
• Council approves Sargento expansion agreement
• Father's Daze
• LOL North Division standings
• A Holiday tradition returns to Sheboygan’s downtown
• Addicted Industries adds more to offerings
• City adds another bypass route to the mix
• Perspective Cartoon
• Tiger JV gridders go unbeaten in CLC
• Henschel-Simon
• Van Horn donates auto tech uniforms
• Ladies Nite Out raffle winners announced
• Condition of county’s parks varies considerably
• Three Falcons make All-EWC tennis squad
• Hau - Johnson-Karp
• SFHS class marks 65th
• Kiwanis Packer Pig Roast enjoys success
• Obituary Notices 11-10
• Triad squad swims to ninth at sectionals
• Hands-on training
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District welcomes new faculty
• Dashing through the aisles for a good cause
• Obituary Notices 11-9
• Falls Senior Dining – Nov. 15-19
• Riverview students gathering data on river
• Entries sought for Christmas Parade
• Town Board backs joint powers agreement
• Dolphins take UFL title
• Circuit Court Report
• Senior Dining Sites – Nov. 15-19
• Final call for Jaycees bingo Nov. 15
• Brown inducted into WWCA Hall of Fame
• Regional forecasts announced for regular deer gun season
• Wisconsin Singers show here Nov. 20
• Plymouth FFA releases 2010 corn and soybean plot results
• Falls voters turn out for conservative route
• Public meeting Nov. 17 for State 23 intersection improvements
• Young Falls runners gain experience
• Area Musicians At Ebco Center Benefit
• Open enrollment packet wins design award
• News Digest
• SSO to stage masters class with Rich Ridenour
• Cheesehead Chase
• Savor Something Special from Wisconsin this holiday season
• Mattoon-Wagner
• Grief support group to meet at hospice
• St. Mary School plans Veterans Day service
• Three Falcons named to first team
• Study sessions for ACT math section available
• Kettle Moraine Monument & Stone Works ribbon-cutting
• Council zeros in on final budget
• Special program to tackle Internet, social-media safety
• Riverdogs land three, Flames, one, on All-Division Team
• Four generations
• JMKAC Community Cinema offers documentary exploring our use of natural resources
• Networking format debuts at Business N Bagels
• Senator Leibham will hold leadership roles in next Legislative session
• Five Panthers on All-EWC first team
• Buehler, Hasler claim All-EWC accolades
• Brave Bears 4-H Club
• Jazz Ensembles to present special concert with Jazz Generations
• City of Sheboygan Falls
• Holiday Memories display to open at Sheboygan County Historical Museum
• Sheriff’sReport 11-11
• Loebe Field greens up
• Museum picecs
• Jaeger-Reilly
• Former Falls resident passes U.S patent bar exam
• Pine Haven to pay tribute to veterans
• Falls Police Report
• Waupun swept in state volleyball semis
• Sheboygan Area Youth Symphony to perform at Weill Center
• In Service – Sean Jackett
• On the cover
• Special program to tackle Internet, social-media safety
• Moving forward
• Sports Calendar
• CALENDAR
• In Service – Jared Hildebrand
• “Wonderful World of Women” Expo promises to be a fantastic event
• Vacancies
• Know your budget
• Minutes
• Obituary Notices 11-8
• PHS wins sectional; record nine members to state
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Obituary Notices 11-5
• Commitment key for Riverdogs in 2011
• Howards Grove School Board received facilities assessment report
• Obituary Notices 11-3
• Knepfel’s 35 spark Wittkopp to OT win
• `Bat 21’ is featured film at AHC Nov. 12
• Obituary Notices 11-2
• Panther JV gridders finish 8-1
• Cards of thanks
• Obituary Notices 11-1
• PHS freshmen rout Falls in finale
• Salvation Army distributes coats for winter
• WILFRED L. “WILLIE” JETZER
• Huskies’ rally falls shy in state playoffs
• Pumpkins for Juiette
• GEORGE R. GROHOWSKI
• DNR reminds hunters to consider venison donation
• YMCA will hold its 33rd Thanksgiving Day benefit run
• HG village public works updates
• Plymouth Panthers EWC tennis champions
• CALENDAR
• Veterans’ Day observances set
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 8
• Banner rules come under review
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 8
• PAC expansion OK’d
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: GOP landslide
• Employers invited to thank a vet during this Hire a Veteran Week
• GOOD TO KNOW: Medicare Part B – Enrollment review
• News Digest
• Good job on tough county budget
• Residents warned about carbon monoxide poisoning
• Perspective Cartoon
• TIF district proposed in area of former Wal-Mart
• As election euphoria fades, reality sets in
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Nov. 10-30
• Unrecognized benefits of an important organization
• Triad swim team takes second at EWC Meet
• Amels launch new company – Premier Properties
• Riverview Middle School
• Obituary Notices 11-2
• Flames wrap
• Auto students hold free winterization clinic
• Riverview Music Booster spaghetti dinner Nov. 9
• ‘Fame’ to brighten SFHS stage this week
• Eastern Wisconsin Conference
• Sue Darrow’s dance school returns to Weill Center with `The Nutcracker’
• Senior Dining Sites – Nov. 8-12
• School Board passes new budget, 6.68-percent tax increase
• Hard work, coaching keys for Mugan, Johnson
• Rich Ridenour returns to perform with the SSO Nov. 13
• Red Kettle campaign kickoff needs volunteers as bell ringers
• County swept up in red tide
• Eighth-grade football
• SSO offers a master class with Rich Ridenour Nov. 12
• Marriage licenses – Oct. 7-Nov. 6, 2010
• County budget wins final approved.
• Big musky catch
• 4-H-Spring Valley – October
• Plymouth freshmen selling magazines
• Some like it hot, before calling it firewood
• Falls Police Report
• Four performances of Peter Pan classic offered by Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah High School
• Ladies Nite Out winners
• Knights of Columbus slates holiday craft sale
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 3
• ELGHS LandscapeFacelift
• Kidz Gym gets toddlers moving
• News Digest
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 3
• Women drivers: New program slated for Nov. 6 tackles winter driving
• In Service – Cody Strong
• Turn back the clocks time
• Kettle Moraine Lutheran blocks Falls’ playoff path
• CALENDAR
• In Service – Alyssa Noltner
• County tree sale now under way
• 4-H troop participates in Fan Mail for the Troops
• Falls United Football League caps 43rd campaign
• Halloween’s a scream in Sheboygan Falls
• Photos, memorabilia sought for mural-making event
• GOOD TO KNOW: “Home Energy +” – Wisconsin’s Weatherization Assistance Program
• Sports Calendar
• SFHS FFA sets fruit sale
• Alliant Energy awards grant to B&G Club
• GOOD TO KNOW: Home Energy Plus – Energy Assistance and Weatherization Services 2010-11
• Sports Beat
• Learning to fight the burning
• United Way Focus: 4-H fosters youth development
• Father's Daze
• Girls swimming
• Falls Senior Dining – Nov. 8-12
• Free winterization clinic
• Truth or consequences in politics
• Price sparks KW Electric to rec ball victory
• Plymouth High School teachers complete Fall 50
• Talen family plants memorial tree
• MARIANNE SCHROEDER
• Falls girls tennis team made great strides
• Savings lives – one pint at a time – at Plymouth blood drive Nov. 16
• UW-FDL hosting information event Nov. 9
• Obituary Notices 11-3
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Road America announces its 2 011 schedule
• Sheriff’s Report
• Happy on Halloween
• Ramminger closes its doors after nearly 50 years
• Capitol Connection
• Festive in the 4-H Forest
• Changing state roles
• Conservation group urges repeal of recreational use fee at County Supervisor meeting
• CALENDAR
• American Legion Auxiliary Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt
• Gales of November
• Marijuana included in parts shipment
• ROBERT STOLL
• Intergenerational Community Center asks for donors to help them receive matching funds
• Obituary Notices 10-29
• InService- 10-29
• Obituary Notices 11-1
• Pine Haven hosting a seminar to protect yourself from fraud, scams, cons and identity theft
• ANNE E. (MUGAN) MEYER
• Howards Grove schools set Parent-Teacher meetings
• HAROLD R. MEYER
• New distribution center offers cold storage for food pantry perishables
• MARY DIELS
• Family Festivals at JMK Arts Center create experience of three countries and cultures
• Farmers should apply now for 2011 Conservation Stewardship program
• When a stick breaks
• Giving blood gives hope to patients, Red Cross reminds us
• News Digest
• Johnson, Mugan earn state CC medals
• Saving lives one pint at a time
• Yielding mind, body and spirit New martial arts school opens in Falls
• Panthers bounced out of state playoffs
• Something Special from Wisconsin
• County 4-H leaders honored for service
• Panthers’ dream season ends in state semis
• Plymouth Shamrocks 4-H October Meeting
• Town of Mitchell house fire results in loss of house and puppies
• Panthers cruise to 12th straight EWC crown
• Courtney Perronne receives prestigious award
• Johnsonville Rod & Gun Club offer two scholarship
• Circuit Court Report
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons slip past Cougars in OT
• Falls Senior Dining – Nov. 1-5
• Farwig makes dean's list at Valparaiso University
• Supervisors stand up for budget cut
• CHARLES RAYMOND “CHARLIE” WIFLER
• Circuit Court Report
• Fairview lock-in fun
• Apps discusses `Horse Drawn Days’ at next Second Saturdays Nov. 13
• Falls teen seeks volunteers for River Walk project
• FLOYD PAYNE
• Sheriff’s Report
• Former EL-G high school student organizes a major thank you
• Ribbon cut at M.T. Washtub
• Identity protection events on tap
• Obituary Notices 10-27
• Falls Police Report
• Developmental screening offered for young children
• Senior Dining Sites – Nov. 1-5
• Health care reform to be topic of meeting
• Obituary Notices 10-26
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: After the Vote
• Falcons sweep past Panthers
• Correction
• Buddies in reading
• School District considers next step in facilities evaluation
• Obituary Notices 10-25
• To the Editor:
• United Football League Standings
• Many needs will be met at Compassion Clinic
• Volunteer training and pet adoption events scheduled
• News Digest
• BONNIE COLLEEN (WRIGHT) NOWICKI
• Stamp tax revisited
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Four generations
• Four performances of Peter Pan classic offered by Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah High School
• Council kicks off off budget season
• Key primary races draw strong local turnout
• Voting is powerful
• Panthers have winning formula
• Mulberry Bush daycare parade
• DISTRICT APPROVES 13.38M ADJUSTED BUDGET
• Council enacts speed-limit reduction
• SCHRC to host special fundraiser
• Enjoy voting
• Panthers cruise, post perfect dual season
• Wyckoffs celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Open House drawing winners
• Business ‘N Brews to debut
• School Board OKs building study
• Remembering Falls’ football past
• Panthers ‘blow’ past Whitefish Bay in playoff debut
• CALENDAR
• One great pumpkin
• City of Sheboygan Falls
• Scandinavian heritage examined at SCHRC class
• Domestic violence
• Panthers primed for top-ranked Fox Valley Lutheran in state semis
• New Lion in town
• A permanent reminder
• SFHS Class of 1954 slates luncheon
• GOOD TO KNOW: Medicare Part D: Choices for 2010
• Valpo’s Drew works with area coaches
• Plymouth to be well-represented at State Music Conference
• One's trash is another's treasure at annual sale
• Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• GOOD TO KNOW: Important Medicare and Part D choices are coming in October
• Kohler edges Falls in EWC finale
• Lindows celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• A walk among the pumpkins
• Father Daze
• Triad swimmers finish second at Panther Triangular
• Plymouth’s Level youth center seeks more involvement
• Lions Club again helps with vision screening
• PAC and PIC
• Growth begins in our own community
• Falcons fall for fifth time
• Ladies Let Loose
• Van Der Sande-Huibregtse
• Campaign season will come to an end
• Conservation group urges repeal of recreational use fee at County Supervisor meeting
• Falls competes at Plymouth Relays
• Fire Safety on display
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Nov. 2-30
• County Board
• A child's (Bookworm) Garden
• Obituary Notices 10-15
• Dutchmen clinch share of CLC title
• CALENDAR
• EVA H. HUIBREGTSE
• Plymouth’s Neerhof shoots hole-in-one
• WILBERT M. HABECK
• Panthers 3-1 in EWC tourney, take third overall
• ROBERT A. CHIPLES
• PHS boys three-peat as EWC champions
• New federal regulations remove barriers for vets’ medical assistance
• Howards Grove girls volleyball 9-0
• Chamber meets new DCS
• Tigers’ Mugan CLC champion
• Scott addresses vandalism to and care of local roadways
• Circuit Court Report – Oct. 18
• News Digest
• Sheriff’s Report – Oct. 18
• Culver recognized as exemplary employer
• Tightening the spending belt
• Chuck Van Horn dealership gets fresh start from ‘Genesis’ program
• Fee ordinance
• PIC `You made it happen’ event invites public Oct. 20
• Russ, a friend
• First deer
• Are Dogs Pack Animals?
• Kallas
• Panthers’ Raeder loses state tennis opener
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Community/technical colleges work for the community
• Panthers repeat as EWC champions
• Improve computer skills with LearningExpress Library
• Too early to start micro-managing
• Panthers dominate
• A new twist for your tailgate party with Wisconsin specialty meats
• Perspective Cartoon
• Rockets cruise past Tigers, earn playoff berth
• Op-arrrh-a for young people (and not so young)
• The duty and excitement of voting
• Tigers win first regional crown
• Council, mayor split on adding to DCS duties
• SALLY ANN PEARCE
• PHS girls volleyball
• Fire department assists with wish by cancer patient
• Walking and moving for Parkview
• Kraft building to come down
• Obituary Notices 10-13
• PHS freshmen edge Cougars, 14-12
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 18-22
• Experience an 1860s Halloween and Harvest event at the Wade House Oct. 16-17
• Obituary notices 10-12
• PDTR awards
• Falcons edge out Huskies
• Debbinks celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Oct. 16-Nov. 2
• City says no to joining Sheboygan city court
• Obituary notices 10-11
• Girls tennis squad caps season
• Dolphins, Longhorns capture FUFL titles
• Free seminar on consumer promotion, advertising to be held Oct. 18 at LTC
• Silver Lake offers a return-to-college information session Oct. 19
• Non-Motorized program could be expanded
• Indoor soccer tourney set
• Triad swim team takes triangular
• Falls Sports Calendar
• PAC invites performers on stage for acoustic jam/open mic Oct. 22
• SFHS Homecoming royalty
• Marian launches institute addressing security/preparedness issues
• Boys soccer league ready to go at Falls YMCA
• Falcons gain first victory in three OTs
• Panthers gain momentum going into EWC tourney
• PAC `Christmas Schooner’ auditions slated for Oct. 16-17
• Holy Family is winner in Charter’s school laptops contest
• Leaf collection dates established
• Boys hoops league slated at Falls Y
• Falcons take fifth, sixth at Cougars Invite
• Panthers win tough South Invite
• STC seeking large cast for `Christmas Carol’ auditions Oct. 20-21
• Great Beginnings Preschool invites the public to its fall open house Oct. 21
• Ladies Nite Out to go pink
• Wishing upon a car
• Panthers finish off Falcons
• PHS boys fourth in Port CC Invite
• UW-S `Coincidence?’ exhibit opens Nov. 4
• Senior Dining Sites
• Falls Kiwanis Club installs new officers
• Such retirement leaves legacy of civic engagement and community outreach
• Falls Police Report
• Panthers crush Kewaskum in regional debut
• Five generations
• Plymouth School District launches e-newsletter
• Falls Kiwanis Club to organize coat drive
• City, town of Falls receive state transportation aid
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Sales tax hike?
• Tigers sweep Christian
• Four generations
• Pink Brigade fitness event Oct. 16 to benefit Cancer Care Fund
• City sets Halloween trick-or-treat hours
• Federal jobs dollars to bolster school district staff
• Signs
• Tigers have good experience
• Four generations
• Plymouth students win apple pie contest
• Falcon Academy goes mobile with special vehicle donation
• SFMS seventh-graders tackle beautification project
• GOOD TO KNOW: New credit card rules in effect since Aug. 22
• Tiger girls third at Campbellsport Invite
• The Pumpkin patch
• Otter Creek, Fairview team up
• News Digest
• Closing of SF schools due to inclement weather
• Father's Daze
• Tigers cruise in regional opener
• CALENDAR
• Kaestners celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• SFHS Class of 1951 luncheon slated
• Riddle Run draws a crowd
• Benchmarking important in analyzing feed cost
• Tigers sweep EL-G, raise CLC mark to 7-1
• In Service – Joshua Ahrens
• Council backs SCEDC, adjusts budget figures
• Recreational Department slates hoops programs
• The public’s right to access
• Resorters fall to Lutheran in CLC match
• Horn-Schwantes
• Blessed Trinity Parish to host turkey dinner
• Recreation Department wrestling programs set
• Perspective Cartoon
• Resorters improve at Lomira Invite
• Halloween in the Park at Kohler-Andrae Oct. 16
• Falls YMCA to hold volleyball league
• ThirdSaturday presents: Collections
• PIC landscaping plan approved
• Obituary Notices 10-8
• Panthers finish off Falcons
• Falls Sports Calendar
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Non-Motorized program could be expanded
• MERLIN MELVIN KLAHN
• Falls Police Report
• Rooker lifts Panthers over Two Rivers
• Lakeland offers free Building Block classes for entrepreneurs
• LMS group will meet at LTC Oct. 13
• ERIC LYNN HEWITT
• Circuit Court Report – Oct. 11
• PHS freshman Raeder earns state berth
• The effects on children of being exposed to domestic violence
• Leaf collection dates established
• LOYD H. HASLEE
• Sheriff’s Report – Oct. 11
• Panthers dominate dual meet, go to 9-0
• Old-fashioned horse power
• Ladies Nite Out to go pink
• Indoor soccer tourney set
• `Sign in’
• Panthers win battle for EWC lead
• Hot time at the fire house
• Falls Kiwanis Club installs new officers
• Boys soccer league ready to go at Falls YMCA
• HG Board response
• Panthers stay unbeaten in EWC with rout
• ACTIVITIES
• Falls Kiwanis Club to organize coat drive
• Boys hoops league slated at Falls Y
• Missed opportunity
• Panthers finish 14-0 in EWC
• Sheboygan Falls sets Halloween trick-or-treat hours
• Wishing upon a car
• Recreation fees
• Tigers rally to beat Springs
• Falcon Academy goes mobile with special vehicle donation
• City, town of Falls receive state transportation aid
• Sheriff
• Tigers
• News Digest
• Federal jobs dollars to bolster school district staff
• Education concern
• Rockets blast EL-G behind Giles
• SFHS Class of 1951 luncheon slated
• SFMS seventh-graders tackle beautification project
• Utility report confirms its value
• Warriors run over EL-G
• Council backs SCEDC, adjusts budget figures
• Riddle Run draws a crowd
• Perspective Cartoon
• Weiss leads EL-G boys to fifth at Slinger Invite
• Blessed Trinity Parish to host turkey dinner
• Recreational Department slates hoops programs
• The magical land of Bookworm Gardens is about to open
• Girls tennis squad caps season
• Brat fry to aid local teen
• Recreation Department wrestling programs set
• JOSEPH A. WIELD JR.
• Triad swim team takes triangular
• Mark Walters
• Falls YMCA to hold volleyball league
• HG village clerk faces accusations
• HERBERT EDWARD TAUSCHER
• Falcons gain first victory in three OTs
• Falcons edge out Huskies
• Progress continues (slowly) on renovating Wildwood Baseball Park
• Sargento TIF map advances
• RITA M. (SANDERS) ROEHRBORN
• Falcons take fifth, sixth at Cougars Invite
• Dolphins, Longhorns capture FUFL titles
• Tigers rally to beat Springs
• Still time to register for annual Sheboygan Area CROP Walk
• Council kicks off off budget season
• Turbine creates school energy
• Turbine noise
• Tigers’ Mugan first at Brillion Invite
• Free documentary film series begins Oct. 12-13 at JMKAC
• Council enacts speed-limit reduction
• Key primary races draw strong local turnout
• Campaign signs
• Tigers win undisputed CLC title
• Sound Celebration `hits the highway’ Oct. 16 at PHS
• Business ‘N Brews to debut
• SCHRC to host special fundraiser
• Think before voting
• Plymouth’s Luedke second in Sprint feature finale
• Students to participate in OFY ‘Pirates of Penzance’ at EL-G MS Oct. 13
• City of Sheboygan Falls
• School Board OKs building study
• Rotary
• West Bend wins LOL championship
• Popular children’s author Avi to speak at UW-S Oct. 17
• SFHS welcomes German students as part of exchange program
• Scandinavian heritage examined at SCHRC class
• Improved transportation
• Raiders, Vikings to 4-0 in Junior Football
• Four generations
• Plymouth Library celebrates Teen Read Week Oct. 18-23
• SFHS Class of 1954 slates luncheon
• Support
• They painted the town
• UW-S kicks off pre-college program for high-schoolers Oct. 19
• Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• Wind power
• Valpo’s Drew works with area coaches
• Falcons sweep past Panthers
• Four generations
• Weather is focus of Early Release Day at Plymouth Library Oct. 20
• PAC launches major capital campaign
• GOOD TO KNOW: Free audio publications for your convenience by Pat Hafermann
• Kohler edges Falls in EWC finale
• United Football League Standings
• CALENDAR
• HGHS September students of the month
• Report advises against utility sale
• Father's Daze
• Triad swimmers finish second at Panther Triangular
• Kiel club wins Quad-County shoot
• Senior Dining Sites – Oct. 11-15
• Village sirens to be on county test schedule
• Another big cheese for Plymouth
• Falcons fall for fifth time
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Plymouth inducts first class into Alumni Hall of Fame
• Falls teen seeks volunteers for River Walk project
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falls competes at Plymouth Relays
• Panthers second in Ozaukee Invite
• Marriage licenses – Sept. 10-Oct. 29, 2010
• Identity protection events on tap
• Obituary notices 10-6
• Falcons slip past Cougars in OT
• Girls tennis
• Engagement: MEGAN LOHUIS and JOVANNY GUILLEN
• WHEAP heating assistance applications now being accepted
• Obituary notices 10-5
• Eighth grade football
• Plymouth Panthers vs Kewaskum Indians
• Halloween in the Park at Kohler-Andrae Oct. 17
• Health care reform to be topic of meeting
• ROBERT HENRY MUELLER
• Falls Police Report
• Panthers wrap up seventh straight EWC title
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 11-15
• School District considers next step in facilities evaluation
• BERNICE M. “BEA” BLANKE
• Circuit Court Report – Oct. 6
• Panthers’ win streak ends with tie
• Double four generations
• News Digest
• Town of Sheboygan Falls gives election workers a raise
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: More schooling
• MARIE BURKHARDT
• Ozaukee takes Elkhart Lake
• Door-to-door survey to kick off neighborhood revitalization effort
• Panthers win JV invite
• HG village accused of violation of open meetings law
• Circuit Court Report – Oct. 4
• FSA partners with state FFA to extend project loans to students
• Sheriff’s Report – Oct. 4
• News Digest
• ON WISCONSIN: Fighting for veterans
• A remote way to control unwanted birds
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• HOME: Be winter ready – 10 vital tasks for fall checklist
• Fuzzy Math
• Free LTC classes focus on occupational skills for women
• Healthcare
• Thumbs up for Panther Homecoming
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Money Smart Week returns
• Safety first and fun
• County employees should step up
• A busy, fun hunting trip
• Great Pumpkins
• Perspective Cartoon
• Plymouth vs Kiel
• Having a Badger blast
• MAXINE H. TREADWELL
• Panthers stay unbeaten in EWC with rout
• VISIT AN APPLE ORCHARD, ENJOY A BITE OF WISCONSIN
• Obituary notices 10-4
• Panthers rout TR
• CALENDAR
• Obituary Notices 9-30 and 10-1
• Sports Good teamwork sparked the Howards Grove Tigers
• AMBROSE A. MUELLER
• Crusaders douse Tigers’ homecoming
• NORBERT O. KOPPELMANN
• Tigers wrap up share of CLC soccer crown
• CALENDAR
• Falcons slip past Cougars in OT
• United Football League Standings
• Grief support/information group meets at hospice Oct. 27
• Comm Ed offering Reiki, carving classes
• Circuit Court Report
• THANK-YOU
• Falls Senior Dining – Oct. 4-8
• UW-Sheboygan sets enrollment record
• ON WISCONSIN: Fighting for veterans
• PHS plans open mats for wrestlers
• Cyber math at SFMS
• Lions Badger Tailgate Party Saturday at fairgrounds
• A crane hunt?
• Boys basketball camps offered
• Veritas charitable golf event tees off with investor education
• Follow the Yellow Brick Road…
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Ponzi talk
• Look for Packers to bounce back
• SCHBA announces new officers
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Oct. 6-28
• Pastor search
• PHS wins third straight Panther Invite title
• Advance Auto Parts opens first store in Plymouth
• Plymouth native earns award from UW Department of French and Italian
• Authentication
• Johnson leads fine PHS showing at Manty Invite
• PAC presents Tom O’Sullivan Irish concert Oct. 9
• Stirling receives scholarship for study abroad
• SHADES OF GREEN: Shades of sustainability
• Panthers take care of business in big way
• PAC accepting applications for 16th annual Holiday Membership Exhibit
• Early-stage memory loss program offered for caregivers/ partners Oct. 22-Nov. 12
• Father's Daze
• Tigers sweep Kohler
• Krueger will teach PAC drawing workshop starting Oct. 13
• Start preparing for standardized test season
• Perspective Cartoon
• Tigers’ Mugan first in Kewaskum Invite
• A special date
• Sheboygan district to offer developmental screening Oct. 6
• No. 5-ranked Tigers claw Random
• Five generations for the fourth time
• Senior Dining Sites – Oct. 4-8
• YOUR COUNTY: More than `magic’ in autumn color changes
• CLC leader sweeps EL-G
• Going to the dogs
• Plymouth senior a National Merit Semifinalist
• Obituary notices 9-28
• Resorters make huge strides over 2009
• Picking up the pace
• Marriage licenses – Sept. 18-Oct. 3, 2010
• Obituary notices 9-29
• Commitment key for Resorters next year (BASEBALL)
• Five generations
• In Service – Nicole Merz
• Consumer warning re: real estate record purchase solicitations
• Falls competes at Plymouth Relays
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Tickets on sale for Oct. 15 Hospice Fundraiser
• City pushes cheese expansion forward
• Panthers’ Johnson retains County Meet crown; HG’s Mugan boys winner
• Falcons sweep past Panthers
• Horizon students raise $6,500 at Walk-a-Thon
• City sells equipment for new coffeehouse
• Every dog has its show
• Council kicks off off budget season
• RICHARD R. DASSOW
• Triad swimmers finish second at Panther Triangular
• Wrestling open mat scheduled at PHS
• Wonderful World of Women Expo invites vendors to apply
• Council enacts speed-limit reduction
• Key primary races draw strong local turnout
• Falcons fall for fifth time
• Welcome to great outdoors
• MONTHLY ACTIVITIES
• Business ‘N Brews to debut
• SCHRC to host special fundraiser
• Cascade’s Schneider bowls 300
• Falcons sweep past Panthers
• Building permits
• School Board OKs building study
• Circuit Court Report – Sept. 27
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Virtual Art Gallery holds fall show event at Riverfront
• Scandinavian heritage examined at SCHRC class
• Sheriff’s Report – Sept. 27
• Falcons WEC 7-0
• Splash 7.5, a watercolor art exhibit opens at UW-S
• SFHS Class of 1954 slates luncheon
• Sweetheart deal
• Panthers win EWC tennis crown
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 30-Oct. 28
• Falls Police Report
• 20-year agenda?
• Panthers cruise in EWC swim opener
• Back to Dog School
• Plan Commission meeting cancelled
• Appreciation
• Panthers keep rolling in league play
• Second Saturdays highlights `Odd Wisconsin’ Oct. 9
• News Committe to submit drudging application
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: New wind turbine siting rules proposed
• Panthers keep rolling towards EWC title
• Student celebrates 18th birthday by voting
• Board approves combing departments
• GOOD TO KNOW: Medicare and the new health law – what it means for you
• Oostburg holds off Tigers in CLC showdown
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• RL board receives good news re: library formula
• Perspective Cartoon
• Tigers bounce back
• Bookworm Gardens celebrates grand opening Oct. 16-17
• Falls teen seeks volunteers for River Walk project
• Make your one vote an informed vote; it makes a difference
• Howards Grove takes Ozaukee
• Tellory partners with Sartori to form Sartori Inspirations
• Identity protection events on tap
• LORRAINE MACKEAND WASICZKO
• Plymouth’s Mueller second in National Runoffs at RA
• Meet and greet with Director of City Services
• Health care reform to be topic of meeting
• Obituary notices 9-27
• Valpo’s Drew works with area coaches
• Knights of Columbus earn award
• School District considers next step in facilities evaluation
• Obituary Notices 9-24
• Plymouth’s Kilb, Ringel shoot aces
• History comes alive!
• News Digest
• Obituary Notices 9-23
• Kohler edges Falls in EWC finale
• Falcons EWC 7-0
• Tigers second in Falls Invite
• Delights of Date Nite
• Popcorn with the principal
• Falls Police Department to collect unwanted drugs
• Obituary notices 9-22
• Resorters winless in Roncalli Invite
• Learning Teamwork
• Plymouth to celebrate Homecoming
• Governor declares United Way months
• Obituary notices 9-21
• Road racing champions decided this week
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Panther sculpture given new life
• Program to deal with backyard nuisance animals
• GRACE CLARA LAACK
• Marshall wins seventh straight PSA crown
• Falls stops Kewaskum
• ‘Octoberfest’ celebrated at the RL History Museum Oct. 1
• Register of Deeds warns of scam letters
• SHERILYN DOUGHERTY
• PHS girls repeat as Panther Relays champion
• United Football League Standings
• MINUTES: Auxiliary of the Haslee-Doebert-Schmidt American Legion Unit 261
• Annual dog show at fairgrounds
• Town of Falls voters show strong for primary election
• Lady Falcons claim third in a row
• Traveling hoops tryouts slated
• Marriage licenses – Aug. 20-Sept. 17, 2010
• Date Nite couples claim raffle prizes
• SFHS students claim AP Scholar Awards
• Huskies pound Falcons
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Big winners for Lions raffle
• Crime and Safety Fair to return to Falls
• Falls’ Schmitt sisters graduate from IU
• Girls runners take seventh at Valders Invite
• Panthers fall to reigning EWC champions
• Prepare your youngster to stay Home Alone
• Plymouth School Board approves levy at annual/regular meetings combined
• YMCA Riddle Run rapidly approaching
• Falcons finish third at own invite
• Panthers roll over Kiel
• Harvest Fest returns to Sheboygan riverfront Sept. 25
• Breast Fest caps successful fourth year
• Key primary races draw strong local turnout
• Circuit Court Report – Sept. 22
• Panthers dominate Port Invite
• Four generations
• President Lincoln featured at 20th annual Civil War Weekend at Wade House Sept. 25-26
• Falls Police Report
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Morality and politics
• Panthers win triangular
• Four generations doubled
• Plymouth Comm Ed & Rec offering swimming lessons
• HG district approves $13.4M budget
• School history
• Plymouth boys scoccer
• Diversity Matters Now! workshop on tap at Ripon College Oct. 6
• Smart Money Week programs planned at Lakeview Library Oct. 3-9
• County looking to employees to help close budget gap
• SHADES OF GREEN: Wind turbine farms
• Tigers stay perfect in CLC volleyball
• Engagement: VICTORIA CAMERON and PAUL EPPING
• 2010 winners of SCCA’s Easy Money raffle
• Despite loss, Meyer stays postive
• Father's Daze
• Tigers have good experience
• Building teams at SMS
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 27-Oct. 1
• SFHS Booster Club sets Homecoming Tailgate Party
• Marver, Thieleke lead Tiger girls to invite title
• Plymouth native & WWII veteran writes book `My War’
• Resorter Homecoming royalty
• Homecoming events slated at SFHS
• A fitting remembrance of POW/MIAs
• Tigers win battle for CLC lead
• STC directors in place for coming season
• Red Cross health and safety courses: October-December 2010
• Friends of the Poor Walk to aid foot pantries
• Perspective Cartoon
• Adell adopts increased fees and reviews new recycling law
• Silvia4Dogs
• News Digest
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• correction
• Homework
• Cedar Valley Cheese Store offers 200 kinds of cheese, and a lot more
• GOOD TO KNOW: A primer on annuities
• Turtle-Flambeau Flowage offers adventure
• UW-Ext. events
• Democracy
• Panthers net shutout
• Sheboygan Theater begins its season with musical comedy “Nunsense”
• YOUR COUNTY: `Made in USA’ products and jobs intertwined
• Potts sparks PHS to EWC rout
• First Children’s Book Festival offers an artful adventure at JMK Art Center
• Obituary Notices
• Ryan leads Panthers to lopsided win
• Falls Senior Dining
• Obituary Notices 9-17
• Tigers’ Mugan wins Crusader Challenge
• Concordia singing society celebrates its anniversary with a dinner and concert
• PAUL A. HEIDENREITER
• Fast start propels Dutchmen past Tigers
• Plymouth 4-H Shamrocks Activity Report
• CRAIG GRAVATT
• Tigers
• Madison All Stars August Meeting
• WILMA (WEIMANN) FIECK
• EL-Glenbeulah Resorters volleyball
• Prisoner of War/ Missin in Action Recognition Week,
• Circuit Court Report
• Crusaders spoil Elkhart’s homecoming
• Plymouth Oktoberfest
• Sheriff’s Report
• Young Resorters show good potential
• Madison All Stars July Minutes
• Plymouth Police Report
• Tigers’ Mugan earns second at invite
• CALENDAR
• Town of Sherman report
• Calamities – one that laid the ground for another
• Town of Scott
• Greater efforts are needed to prevent suicides
• Town of Falls receives payment for pumper truck; recycling procedures altered
• Valpo hoops coach to speak at Falls clinic
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Donation is in the bag
• Sippels celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Fire Reformed Church slates concert
• State awards to aid two county projects
• Falcons take second at Winneconne Tourney
• Experienced Panthers have bright outlook
• Fair building landmarked
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 20-24
• Jewelry-making class offered
• 4-K football frenzy
• Panthers bounce Chilton in EWC dual
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Oktoberfest
• Library plans full slate of fall children’s programs
• Sheboygan County Stewardship Fund Grant applications available
• Falcons take second at County Classic
• Panthers win triangular, go to 4-0
• Learn about options after high school
• Silent march Saturday for POW/MIAs
• Free square dance sessions to be held
• Circuit Court Report – Sept. 15
• Cross country GBS Invitational
• Lenz to speak at HGHS
• Residents urged to attend school annual meeting
• SFES PTO to hold Family Fun Walk
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Stem cell case
• EWC boys soccer
• Public invited to learn about Egypt
• Finding the right balance for the long haul
• Falls Police Report
• Health and fitness
• Panthers scoccer
• Kulows celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• An enchanted evening awaits area couples
• TIF 5 amendment clears council hurdle
• GOOD TO KNOW: Donut mind if I do
• Tigers sweep Cedar Grove in CLC vball
• In Service – Collin Wentz
• Dammed if you do…
• City weighs municipal court changes
• At least this blu-ray didn’t give me the blues
• Tigers’ Mugan wins Rocket Invite
• Tidings of comfort and joy? Facing the holidays after bereavement
• September Cup of Hope meeting slated
• Council passes on defining abstentions
• Cheese is the capital of Plymouth’s vitality
• HG Tigers explode
• First family swim of the school year is free
• Council looks into dog park
• An enchanted evening awaits area couples
• Knee shooting incident
• Plymouth’s Neerhof shoots hole-in-one
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 20-24
• Council backs speed reduction, reviews River Park crime
• MMTA slates meeting
• Is a storm brewing on the horizon for animal agriculture?
• Falcons shut down Tigers
• PAC `Paint the Town’ Gala Celebration Oct. 2 tickets are limited
• Buzz and Woody to appear at Memorial Mall
• I-43 work in county beginning Sept. 20 includes repaving of highway/ramps
• DAIRY DELIGHTS: Ethanol fuels Wisconsin from vehicles to local communities
• Triad girls swim team takes seventh at Redwing Relays
• `Introductory Dance Nights’ offered in Plymouth Sept. 25 and Oct. 9
• Sheboygan Children’s Book Festival authors and illustrators announced
• Household hazardous waste collection slated for Sept. 18
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falcons drop third straight
• 4-H- Brave Bears – September
• Kestell, Priebe advance in primary
• Grace UCC sets school-year schedule
• Obituary notices 9-15
• LaCrosse leads Falls boys runners
• Breast Fest battles cancer
• New faculty/staff join UW-S
• Girl Scouts set sign-up night
• Obituary notices 9-14
• PHS, Howards finish in final four at County Classic
• United Football League Standings
• Remembering 911
• Third Saturdays celebrates county Sept. 18 as the wurst capital of the world
• The Gathering Place adds Mondays
• CALENDAR
• Prevea’s new home in Plymouth
• Blown away on the Mighty Mississippi
• Walldog mural invasion moving forward
• Circuit Court Report – Sept. 13
• Sargento unveils $15mil expansion plans
• Board size
• Plan Commission approves TIF amendment
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Military ballots will be counted
• Art Center offers new cultural program aimed at helping those with memory loss
• News Digest
• Our oil dependency: have we the will to survive?
• North High dance team will include grades K-5
• Eyes on Mill Street
• Fair
• Tea time with Eleanor
• New directors plans diverse season for UW-S theater
• Learning teaches inmates to stay out of trouble
• Kohler hands PHS first loss
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 15-30
• Awesome golden liquid that naturally sweetens our lives
• Panthers win Redwing Relays
• Sheboygan and Plymouth United Way Campaign holds kick-off event
• Perspective Cartoon
• Panthers have impressive EWC debut
• Neighbors Art Center offers new cultural program aimed at helping those with memory loss
• Obituary notices 9-13
• Plymouth scores big
• Natural Health Fair nurtures mind, body and spirit Sept. 18
• Obituary Notices 9-10
• Tigers rally for CLC vball victory
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• DORIS MARGARET (EIGENBERGER) MILLER
• Tigers win double-OT thriller
• Neighbors North High dance team will include grades K-5
• W. MICHAEL “MIKE” MILLER
• Resorters strive to build program
• Fundraiser to benefit conservation efforts at Maywood
• RALPH EDWARD MILLER
• Resorters fall to CG in league match
• Sanderling Nature Center tells how to deal with nuisance backyard wildlife
• KENNETH H. GIFFORD
• Tigers overpowers Elkhart
• Neighnors Tea time with Eleanor
• HG Boys and Girls Club asks village for donation
• Plymouth’s Gilles wins Grand National title
• SARA B. KILCRECE
• Valparaiso coach to speak at clinic
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Greater Midwest region would fare among best under transition to clean energy future
• WILLARD R. HERZOG
• Circuit Court Report – Sept. 8
• Falls Sports Calendar
• UW-S to host information night Sept. 14 for 2011 Study Abroad to Spain
• CHARLES VERNON “CHUCK” GEHRTS
• Sheriff’s Report – Sept. 8
• Strong hitting sparks PHS to EWC win
• Plymouth well represented at Summer Instructional Technology Academy
• EARL E. FAAS
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Early retiree plan signup
• Panthers hike EWC mark to 3-0
• Grace UCC school year schedule starts Sept. 12
• Obituary notices 9-8
• ODYSSEY PART 23 - IV: `Odyssey’ item on education – Part IV
• Plymouth Panthers breeze over Kewaunee
• Senior Dining Sites – Sept. 13-17
• JOHN JOSEPH BERCEAU
• Support for Meyer
• Panthers look to continue stellar tradition
• Engagement: JESSICA NITSCH and EDWARD SCHMIDT
• Kestell
• Panthers cruise to win in opener
• Benefit for Mohr at Racers Hall Sept. 11
• SFES PTO to hold Family Fun Walk
• Thanks, Plymouth police
• Ground attack, defense key Panthers’ rout
• Engagement: DAWN HUIBREGTSE and TED FEENSTRA
• Kids have their say at Farmer Bud
• Meyer
• Improvement crucial to Panthers’ CC hopes
• Horizon staff proves it is possible to read while having fun
• EL Village Board meeting
• Trust
• Fohr powers unbeaten Panthers to victory
• Haveys celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Many Community Ed & Rec classes begin week of Sept. 13
• Train
• Tiger spikers have lofty goals
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 13-17
• Grace UCC sets school-year schedule
• Father's Daze
• Tigers win CLC volleyball opener
• Saving lives is theme of Plymouth blood drive Sept. 21
• Volunteers sought for literacy training
• Chicken talk
• HG Tigers loss to Kiel
• UW-S ‘Almost, Maine’ auditions set for Sept. 23-24
• Car seat check scheduled for Saturday
• Perspective Cartoon
• Tigers boot CLC record to 5-0
• Another brick in the walk
• First People to People meeting of school year set
• Fall primary
• Resorters drop CLC volleyball debut
• A Badger Band blast
• Blue Star group to meet in Sheboygan Saturday
• Obituary notices 9-7
• Resorters’ late rally falls shy
• Neighbors
• September Cup of Hope meeting slated
• Fair days indeed
• Packed primary features Assembly race
• Musing over things that are gone
• Safe Kids Community Car Seat Check set for Sept. 14
• People to People slates opening meeting
• ODYSSEY PART 23 - III: `Odyssey’ item on education – Part III
• Friends and fun in a musky fishing tournament
• Come to the Fair
• New director of city services introduced
• Thanks to the volunteers
• Falcons take third at Hartford Invite
• Calendar
• Council approves rail line funding
• It takes a village
• United Football League Standings
• Man charged in fatal shooting at Racers Hall
• Walker
• Panthers roar back to net EWC victory
• Design Days coming to Memorial Mall
• Fire stations
• Panthers capture second in volleyball invite
• News Digest
• SHADES OF GREEN: Balancing money
• Improvement crucial to Panthers’ CC hopes
• Walk to Cure Diabetes set to return to River Park
• YOUR COUNTY: Earth Ride emphasizes safe, enjoyable biking Sept. 18
• Panthers continue to dominate in EWC play
• An enchanted evening awaits area couples
• ESTHER VANDER WAAL
• Tiger spikers win invite to open season
• Blessed Trinity Parish goes green with fundraiser
• JASON G. TENPAS
• Rabe’s hat trick leads Tigers to CLC win
• UW-S to hold application seminar for students/parents Sept. 8
• EUGENE W. SCHMIDT
• Commitment key to Tigers’ stellar season
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 9-28
• HAROLD H. “DUFFY” RIEMER
• Panthers’ Johnson wins Kiel Invite
• Help three Sheboygan schools win 50 laptops from Charter
• Obituary notices 9-3
• Falls edged by Roncalli
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Obituary Notices 9-2
• Falcons’ offense slumps, Tigers roar
• Marian U. welcomes largest class in its history
• GERRY L. MENTINK
• Falls runners place fifth at Green Bay Preble Relays
• In Service – Pheng Vue
• JEANETTE L. GUHL
• Huberty’s goals pace Falcons
• Council approves rail line funding
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Freedom of speech will cost $100
• Tigers kick win streak to five
• Oostdyk-Eliason
• LTC named military friendly in top 15%
• SHADES OF GREEN: Cars and driving
• Local golfers come up aces
• Meet the new faculty and staff
• Preschool storytime to resume at Falls library
• GOOD TO KNOW: Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) summary
• Triad swimmers fall to Fondy
• Lubach-Schafer
• News Digest
• Falls Senior Dining – Sept. 6-10
• Duffers – Falls News
• Keelor-Holzer
• Correction Tuesday Review front page
• Father's Daze
• Cascade’s Singer wins feature by eyelash
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Homecoming Parade entries encouraged
• Spring Valley 4-H Club
• Fire truck dedication a great event
• Circuit Court Report – Nov. 1
• PHS 2-1 in EWC vball quad
• Grossheims celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Ratzlaff sews her way to fair Merit Award
• Perspective Cartoon
• Sheriff’s Report – Nov. 1
• Panther spikers earn sweep in home debut
• First cut at new salon
• McMullen’s junk art approach wins Merit Award
• The story of coal
• Kleinhans earns Merit Award for refinished treasure
• Panthers capture second in volleyball invite
• Staying healthy at the fair
• A touch of elegance wins McKinch a Merit Award
• Obituary notices 9-1
• ON WISCONSIN: Public hearings on dog rules
• Panthers bounce TR in EWC play
• Cleaning for equipment
• Johnson’s gun cabinet honored with Merit Award
• Obituary notices 8-31
• STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Republican politics
• Panthers top Falls in EWC battle
• Breast Fest 2010 for breast cancer prevention/research in Falls Sept. 11
• Obituary notices 8-30
• ODYSSEY PART 23 - II: `Odyssey’ item on education – Part II
• Key mistakes cost Panthers in debut
• Auxiliary supports Pine Haven
• Waldo’s Hintz claims Merit Award with sweet treat
• CLAUDE S. HALBACH JR.
• ODYSSEY PART 23 - I: `Odyssey’ item on education – Part I
• Johnson takes second to lead PHS girls at West Bend CC Invite
• UW-FDL holds auditions for `Almost, Maine’ Sept. 13
• Neighbors
• Falls Healing Arts slates next Total Body Wellness session
• Jaycees need support
• Fohr sparks unbeaten Panthers in rout
• Spotlight Theatre announces auditions for `Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf’
• Falls’ Van Wyk gets trashy for Merit Award
• SCHRC to hold annual meeting
• Kleefisch
• Panthers steamroll Waupun in EWC match
• Calendar
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 1-9
• Cascade man fatally shot at Racer Hall
• Balancing budgets
• Sports Youth is served for Panther baseball
• Senior Dining Sites
• City pushes for Borden’s cleanup
• Ride 2 Recovery
• Tigers on prowl for strong season
• Newman- Rank
• UW-Extension 4-H events – Sept. 1-9
• HAROLD L. MEYER
• Falcons sweep EWC squad
• Girls Tennis
• Retired teachers group sets date for annual luncheon
• CLEMENT F. RAMMER
• Fine fishing on Green Bay
• Key mistakes cost Panthers in debut
• An Ecumenical Worship service scheduled at Fair
• News Railroad rehab grant earns support
• Can Reservatrol extend your life?
• Panthers win boys, girls races to open season
• Staying healthy at the fair
• News Digest
• Silvia4Dogs
• Panthers steamroll Waupun in EWC match
• Education entries at Fair ready for viewing
• Second Saturday program to focus on opera houses
• ODYSSEY PART 23 - I: `Odyssey’ item on education – Part I
• Positive signs for Tigers in season-opening loss
• Breakfast invitation for new participants of Senior Center
• SCHRC genealogy class focuses on German research
• Balancing budgets
• Tigers blank defending CLC champs
• Accepting Entries for a Juried Arts & Craft Fair
• District receives grant for breakfast program
• Cartoon
• Resorters face rebuilding season
• CALENDAR
• Falls Deputy Chief named officer of the year
• Ride 2 Recovery
• Young Resorters routed in opener
• Falls Police Report
• SHADES OF GREEN: Cars and driving
• Radio station airing varsity football games
• Commission green lights martial arts school
• Four-lane to Fond du Lac will be welcome
• Three aces scored at Evergreen
• Pfeffer golf outing to benefit Richardson Hospice
• Perspective Cartoon
• Falls Sports Calendar
• Pentecostals slate prayer services
• Jaycees need support
• Tennis players collect league titles
• Clergy Comment: Knowing is half the battle
• KENNETH ROSCHE
• Lady Falcons fire up tennis season
• Assembly candidates weigh in at forum
• BERNICE E. PUNKE
• Falcons fall to Elks in season opener
• Judges decide awards for dog handlers
• Obituary notices 8-30
• Falls runners finish third
• Local youth vball tourney Oct. 10
• UW-Stevens Point honors achievements of spring semester
• Obituary Notices 8-27
• Falcons open season with shutouts
• PHS 2-1 in EWC vball quad
• Boys & Girls Club teams up with Nourish for farm tours
• PROFESSOR EMERITUS JOHN L. GATES
• Local drivers win Dirt Track features
• Historical Society offers class to help trace German ancestry
• Meyer, Kestell speak out at District 27 Assembly candidate forum
• CARL H. BUCHHOLZ
• Falls girls tennis unit takes fourth at Sandy Invitational
• One Hot Party
• Woman’s Club Yard of the Month
• Falls School District earns national award
• Falls football squad hopes to rebound strong
• Fair testing
• Art Center schedules Mulholland’s Colors of Fall watercolor classes
• Council to mull building feasibility study ACT scores exceed state average
• Duffers – Falls News
• Bike and run Kettleman duathlon scheduled as fundraiser
• Waldo’s Vander Weele collects merit award at fair
• Saron UCC VBS completes busy summer
• Falcons runners ready for season
• 28th annual CROP walk for hunger set for October
• Vande Pas showcases blacksmithing talent
• Falls Police Report
• Falcons outlast Blue Bombers
• Sheriff’s Report
• FOOD COLORFUL AND FAST SCORES A WIN FOR PAYNE
• Railroad rehab grant earns support
• Trap shooting event ready to roll
• Funeral home spearheads effort to get coats to anyone who needs one
• Son catches racing fever from father – now they race together
• A new site for recycling
• Plymouth Black wins local Cadet tourney
• 4H Lamas are something to see during the Sheboygan County Fair
• Dakota Anton earns merit award at fair
• House fire on Edna
• Circuit Court Report
• Falcons return with strong squad
• Cub Scout cleanup
• Riverview getting new After School Activities Program
• City announces electronics recycling law
• Pension issues debate
• Falls Sports Calendar
• CALENDAR ITEMS MAY BE SUBMITTED BY EMAIL TO:
• Senior Dining Sites
• Man killed in rollover accident on I-43
• Cartoon offends
• Panther netters play well in tourney
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Fire destroys barn on State 57
• Solid record
• Panthers cruise to win in opener
• Lions assist Bemis
• Jewelry making, well being classes scheduled
• Father's Daze
• Panthers poised to defend EWC title (FOOTBALL)
• Leading the parade
• Legion posts offering shooting program
• Perspective Cartoon
• Experience, offense bolster Panthers’ high hopes (BOYS SOCCER)
• Council backs fire department training facility
• Obituary Notices 8-25
• Schuldt leads PHS to EWC debut win
• Gibbsville pastor realizes dream of camp for kids
• Falls’ Bachmann graduates from Carroll
• Obituary Notices 8-24
• Radio station airing varsity football games
• Recruit Hal Parfait Completes Training
• Medals replaced 64 years later
• Who do you know who wants to save $1,000?
• Falls rallies past
• LTC Board welcomes new member, elects 2010-11 officers
• Space Conference succeeds in efforts to teach and inspire
• Baseball tourney champs
• Engagement: ALEXIS KOSTREVA and BRIAN WILLIAMS
• United Way day at the PGA
• Tigers’ Reinemann on all-state first team
• Gibbsville pastor realizes dream of camp for kids
• Four-lane 23 plan faces questioning
• What makes Wisconsin great makes our economy healthy
• InService News
• Farm Service reminds farmers to sign up for land conservation benefits
• Silvia4Dogs
• Lakeshore Summer Players present “Godspell”
• News Digest
• MEALS WITH MARGE
• Wis. Veterinary Medical Association shares tips for safety at fairs
• Meinnert family showcases farming excellence at the Fair
• Opinion
• 25th annual custom car show planned at South Pier
• UW-Plattville Scholarships
• CAPITOL CONNECTION: Sewage dumping into lake must stop
• CPN Hair Studio holds auction to benefit cancer care fund
• tya holds auditions for swashbuckling Robin Hood play.
• It’s time to feel your Paine
• CALENDAR
• Trolley tours of Sheboygan history Act 2, and “Sales into Fall”
• Wonders to enjoy are waiting at Kohler Andrae State Park
• Snap, Crackle, Park
• Savor Wisconsin’s flavorful farm-fresh sweet corn this summer
• Life has been good
• Newman- Rank
• Perspective Cartoon
• Strong returning group boosts Panthers’ hopes
• Random Lake to host its annual fall festival
• Telephones have their own story
• Panthers split in double-dual to open season
• Plymouth High wins bid for Arabic teacher
• Obituary Notices 8-23
• Panthers win Redwing Invite
• A photo contest to aid children and families living with autism
• Obituary Notices 8-20
• Head coach upbeat about Tigers’ season
• NoCall deadline is August 31 for blocking telemarketing calls for next quarater
• JAMES R. LARSON
• Elzinga’s hat trick sparks Tigers in opener
• Auditions being scheduled for Lakeshore Youth Chorale
• UW-Sheboygan will host annual Space Conference August 19-20
• Rathsack, Rhude All-EWC first team again
• Announcing Lakeshore Chorale auditions Aug. 17
• Potter informs Adell of SCEDC economic development efforts
• Bunker penalty costs Johnson dearly
• CALENDAR
• Deadline for CRP sign-up is Aug. 27
• Circuit Court Report – Aug. 16
• Fatalities from falls surpass car crashes in Wisconsin
• Sheriff’s Report – Aug. 16
• VHS virus not present in Wisconsin waters, reports 2010 DNR tests
• Circuit Court Report – Aug. 11
• News Digest
• Sheriff’s Report – Aug. 11
• New UW-S department promises to be a resource for local businesses
• Gubernatorial candidates need to state positions on health issues
• Crime and punishment is Third Saturday focus Aug. 21
• SHADES OF GREEN: Climate disruption
• Silvia4Dogs
• Council right on rail, wrong on 23
• Summer, show tunes, and supper presented by Northern Lights and The Grotto
• Perspective Cartoon
• Meals with Marge
• NORMAN M. SPINDLER
• Salmon fishing in dark from canoe
• Maywood offers training for new volunteers
• FRANCES (REIHMAN) ROHLFFS
• PHS JV goes unbeaten in EWC soccer
• Engagement: KAYLA LINDNER and KYLE KULOW
• SHARON M. (WOLF) PETERSEN
• Howards Grove Tigers victory
• Kaplan University announces summer online graduates
• Obituary notices 8-16
• Kaymer wins thrilling PGA Championship
• Keep health and safety in mind while enjoying summer activities
• Obituary Notices 8-13
• Gift of Life softball tourney Aug. 27-29
• BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE: September-December 2010
• MARY LOU DEKKER
• DNR duck-banding demonstration Aug. 20
• Sheboygan County Fair
• Mill Street Festival

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