April 17 Dan Baker Invite Pulaski’s girls track and field team captured six first-place finishes at De Pere. Olivia Sprangers won the 100-meter dash in 13.12 and the 200-meter dash in 26.23. Emerson Fabry won gold in the 800-meter run in 2:25.78.

April 16-17 Sheboygan North Invitational Pulaski golfers ended a two-day meet with a 719 on the Whistling Straits/Irish Course and Blackwolf Run/Original Championship Course. Hudson won the event with a 625. The Red Raiders carded a 352 on April 16 and a 367 on April 17. Leading Pulaski was Brady Hayward with a 79 on the first day and an 87 on the second day for a 166 total. Also scoring were Dixon Holewinski with a 179 (87, then 92), Casey Madle

April 17 Pulaski 5, Ashwaubenon 2 The Red Raiders pulled out three singles wins and a pair of doubles matches to defeat Ashwaubenon 5-2. The Jaguars began with a promising start when Quinn Nooyan defeated Justin Fraedrich 6-0, 4-6, 10-6. However, Pulaski then proceeded to win the other three singles matches, take the No. 4 match to three sets. At No. 2, Nathan Maroszek won 6-2, 6-1, followed by Mikel Iglesias-Mino winning 6-0, 6-2, at No. 3.

April 17 West De Pere 5, Shawano 1 The Hawks dropped their second Bay Conference soccer game of the season, a 5-1 loss to West De Pere. Shawano is 1-4 overall. Appleton North 4, Pulaski 0 Pulaski was shut out 4-0 by Appleton North and dropped to 3-2 overall.

Packers fans are invited to attend the free online Packers virtual draft party, at 7 p.m.

Lakeland Care Inc. officially opened a new office at 1233 E. Green Bay St., Suite 104, in Shawano. Lakeland Care has been serving Shawano residents since 2015, providing long-term care services and support to frail elders and adults with disabilities through Wisconsin’s Family Care program.

The turbulent stock market shifts from the Trump Administration’s tariff implementations have found a way to impact the Shawano School District’s capital referendum projects. The Shawano School Board voted unanimously April 14 to approve over $27.3 million in bonds to help pay for construction and renovation projects at the public schools over the next two years.

Oconto County will again have a full-time 4-H educator in its University of Wisconsin extension office, after the county board had its annual meeting April 15. The county has shared a 4-H coordinator with Marinette County since 2019, requiring the person to cover an area from Niagara south to Little Suamico, County Administrator Richard Heath told supervisors. After the recent retirement of community development educator Dale Mohr, the county is

• Alan D. Waukau, 37, Murray, Kentucky, pleaded guilty April 17 to two counts of strangulation and suffocation and misdemeanor counts of battery and criminal damage to property. Judge Katherine Sloma sentenced him to two years in prison followed by three years of extended supervision with conditions. • Alan D.