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The Shawano Leader

The old Wescott Town Hall is currently shuttered, but the Shawano School District is looking at breathing new life into the former schoolhouse by developing an alternative academy for grades 6-12, possibly in collaboration with neighboring school districts. (Lee Pulaski | NEW Media)
02/17/2020 - 3:54pm
Old town hall could become alternative academy
SHAWANO — The Shawano School District has plans to restore the former Wescott Town Hall to an institute of learning, if plans discussed at the executive committee meeting on Feb. 12 move forward. The district is considering making the old...
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Wittenberg Enterprise & Birnamwood News

Linda Krueger, owner of Pinery Patches in Tigerton, received the Award of Excellence for her quilt titled “Christmas Street”. This award was determined by a quilter’s choice vote of the quilters with work in the show. Their decision recognizes the high level of technical skill employed by the quilter. CONTRIBUTED
02/11/2020 - 11:07am
Awards were given at the Art of the Quilter show at the WOWSPACE
There were four awards presented at the Art of the Quilter VI: Keep Me in Stitches quilt show at the Walls of Wittenberg WOWSPACE. The quilt show, which was open weekends from Jan. 18 through Feb. 2, featured 37 quilts. The show included the quilted...
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Oconto County Times Herald

In August 2018 then-Mayor James Beaton displays an “American Funeral Director” magazine profile written about his dual role as Gillett mayor and funeral director. Beaton now faces 13 charges of theft in a business setting. File | NEW Media
02/17/2020 - 9:45am
Former Gillett mayor charged with theft in a business setting
OCONTO — Former Gillett Mayor James Beaton was being disingenuous when he said he was blindsided by the sale of Legacy Funeral Chapels, where he had served as funeral director for nearly three years. Documents filed in Marinette and Oconto courts...
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