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Bonduel beats Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8-3

April 26 Bonduel 8, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 3 Lila Pleshek hit a home run and RBIs were collected by Hailey Zernicke (three), Pleshek, Gracyn Wudtke, Joselyn Bohm and Ella Hischke as Bonduel defeated Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8-3. Tatum Sporisky hit 4-for-4, Joselyn Bohm hit 2-for-3, Pleshek was 2-for-4 and Zernicke was 2-for-4. For the Chargers, Rory Salvesen hit 2-for-3 and Sophia Lemieux was 2-for-4. Lemieux had a double and an RBI, and Breleigh Lad
Pulaski tennis team goes 2-3 in Wausau
April 27 Oshkosh West 7, Pulaski 0 Pulaski’s tennis team had a rough go of it at Wausau West on April 26-27, going 2-3 in its contests. In its 7-0 loss to Oshkosh West, the most wins came from the No. 3 doubles team of Jonah Drevs and William Gosse, who lost 6-3, 6-2. Donovan Holderness lost 6-3, 6-1 at No.
Shawano loses to Green Bay East
April 25 Green Bay East 4, Shawano 2 Trinity Popelka scored Shawano’s first goal at 2:31, unassisted. Maddy Pyatskowit scored the second goal in the 21st minute. However, it wasn’t enough as Green Bay East pulled out the 4-2 win. Goalkeeper Brynlie Boyle had 10 saves. Scoreboard April 27 Pulaski 1, Green Bay East 0 April 26 Oshkosh North 2, Shawano 1 April 25 Green Bay East 4, Shawano 2
Pulaski loses 15-1 to Oregon
Saturday, April 27 Landon Lardinois scored the Pulaski lacrosse team’s only goal in the third period in a 15-1 loss to Oregon in Wisconsin Dells. Joshua Huettl had 17 saves for the Red Raiders.
Jance weaves two plots together in ‘Proof of Life’
It’s been a long time since I read anything by J.A. Jance. “Proof of Life” is one of a long list of books featuring J.P. Beaumon. As one of her earliest works, it contains information about Beau’s history, including his marriages and career as a Seattle police detective. In this book, Beau has retired, gotten his knees replaced and become very restless. Finally sober, he has mended fences with his adult children.
Court News
• Lorene K. Opperman, 59, Gresham, pleaded no contest April 24 to theft in a business setting. Judge Katherine Sloma withheld sentencing and placed her on three years of probation with conditions including six months in county jail with Huber work-release privileges. • Michael W. Hechler, 60, Crivitz, pleaded guilty April 24 to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (fifth or sixth offense).
Oconto County Sheriff’s Department
April 25 Deputies responded to 44 incidents, including a structure fire on East Washington Street in Gillett, suspicious activity on Cherry Avenue in Oconto Falls, theft on County Road I in the Town of Stiles, fire on Old 64 Road in the Town of Mountain, a disturbance on South Harding Avenue in Gillett, suspicious activity on Vermeiren Road in the Town of Pensaukee, fraud on Old Orchard Road in the Town of Abrams, fire on Moshawquit Lake Road in
Public Record
Shawano County Sheriff’s Department April 28 Deputies responded to 24 incidents, including a probation violation on state Highway 22 in the Town of Washington; a death investigation on Waukechon Road in the Town of Washington; assisting with a fire on Hoffman Lane in the Town of Red Springs; one 911 call; two crashes, one involving a dog. April 27 Deputies responded to 38 incidents, including drugs at John’s One Stop, N5847 State Highway 47-55 in
Oconto County Circuit Court
Proceedings of April 26 • William Jay Reynolds, 24, Cecil, was placed on two years probation after Judge Michael Judge withheld sentencing for felony bail jumping and a misdemeanor charge of battery, in connection with an incident that occurred March 16. Judge ordered probation conditions including 60 days in the county jail. • Andrew E.
Miriam K. ‘Toosee’ Johnson
Miriam K. “Toosee” Johnson, 64, of Wittenberg, gained eternal life on Friday, April 26, 2024, at home. Miriam was born on March 9, 1960, in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Maurice and Dolli (Miner) Big John. On June 25, 1982, Miriam was united in marriage to Wayne Johnson in Wittenberg. They later divorced but remained lifelong partners. Miriam graduated from Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School in 1978.
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