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Removing flowers from graves is deplorable

To the editor: Through the years I have read articles and seen on TV about the destruction and theft in cemeteries. I always thought what demented moron or morons could do such horrible acts on the resting places of the loved ones we have lost. On a quiet cemetery lay several of my loved ones: my husband, parents, grandparents, sisters, brother and other relatives.
Second-chance points end Eagles’ unbeaten season
It took 26 offensive rebounds, and 14 second-chance points for a Central Wisconsin Conference-10 foe to finally hand the Menominee Indian girls basketball team its first loss of the season, 34-27. Without reigning CWC-10 player of the year Ania Smith, the Hornets used a sizable height advantage to attack the offensive glass and earn easy baskets under the hoop. “We focus a lot on crashing the boards hard,” Rosholt head coach Megan Boldig said.
Rodgers, Woodson get reacquainted
Charles Woodson helped the Green Bay Packers win the Super Bowl in the 2010 season. On Sunday, the Packers will have to contend with the playmaking safety when they visit his current team, the Oakland Raiders. “It’s hard not to watch Charles Woodson,” Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. “He’s obviously a former Packer, a great friend.
8 registered to run for Shawano mayor
Another candidate has registered to run for Shawano mayor in the April election, while another possible race is shaping up for the Shawano County Board. Rich Belongia is the latest to file a campaign registration statement seeking the mayor’s post that will be vacated by Lorna Marquardt in April.
Lacy looks to build on fresh start
Eddie Lacy got a fresh start and ran all over the Dallas Cowboys. Now the goal for Green Bay’s top running back is to stay on track for the final three regular-season games as the Packers try to win a fifth straight NFC North title. “After (coach Mike McCarthy) and I had that talk … it was pretty much like a fresh start,” Lacy said Thursday. That talk came after Lacy missed curfew in Detroit the night before a 27-23 victory over the Lions on Dec.
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SCHS receives ExxonMobil grant
Auto Prep Center in Shawano recently announced that Shawano Community High School is the recipient of this year’s ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Grant. In 11 of the past 12 years, Auto Prep has been able to secure grant monies to supplement science and technology programs at local schools.
Postmaster enjoying time in Bonduel
Dona Maynard has settled into her job as the new postmaster in Bonduel in time for the holiday rush. “It’s a nice office with great employees,” said Maynard, who has worked for the U.S.
Joann C. Haar
Joann C. Haar entered Heaven and joined her husband, Tom, on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2015, at age 80. Loving and cherished mom of Michele (Eugene Miller) King and Tommy (Cher) Haar II. Beloved and appreciated grandma of Krystal, Kyle and Kelly. Precious GG of seven great-grandchildren. Devoted big sister of Peter (Kathy) Zimmerman, Judine (the late Gil) Varona and Patti (James) Smith.
Sheriff plans overhaul of jailers’ work schedule
Shawano County jailers will begin working a new schedule after the first of the year that will mean longer days but more days off; a change that Sheriff Adam Bieber hopes will improve morale and stem the growing trend of correctional officers leaving the county for better jobs elsewhere. It’s one of two initiatives Bieber plans to implement in 2016, the other being body cameras for all county deputies. The body cameras might be a harder sell at f
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