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Visiting coaches praise youth league tourney

The Shawano Youth League tournament drew high praise from out-of-town participants on the first of three consecutive weekends of baseball and softball action at Memorial Field. SYL President Dustin Beyer credited the entire community for making the opening weekend a success. “It is a long process to get everything together,” Beyer said.
Shawano blasts Bulldogs times two
Shawano’s Red 12U softball team was bullish about winning its Shawano Youth League tournament Sunday. Shawano defeated the New London Bulldogs, 13-4, in the title game. Shawano also defeated the Bulldogs, 3-1, in the opening round Friday and sandwiched victories over Plover, Peshtigo and Green Bay Southwest between the New London encounters. “The girls had a great weekend,” SYL president Dustin Beyer said.
Plenty going on at the Mielke this summer
I was sitting on our sunny front porch, soaking in the rays, when I remembered it was July and I’d better get to my computer and finish my column for this month. Personally, we’re doing a few car shows this month, with Bob showing off his pride and joy 1976 Cadillac Brougham d’Elegance hardtop sedan. He bought wide whitewall tires recently so now it truly looks like a Caddy classic. Car shows are fun and relaxing.
Ducks and writer make it to their destinations
Why did the mother duck want to cross the road, her little ducklings marching behind her? That was the question I had when my son was driving me to my doctor’s appointment last Wednesday. There she was, trying to cross the busy, four-lane Highway 15, between Greenville and Appleton, at noon. The vehicles in front of us slowed to a crawl, as did we, and the ones behind us.
Volunteer Profile
Muffy Culhane volunteers for several organizations and Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Culhane graduated from Highland Park High School and earned a degree in pharmacy from the University of Minnesota. She worked several places before going to work in Portland, Oregon, where she met her husband, Kevin, who was in medical school.
Nonprofit Profile
Lori Swenson is the leader of a Weight Watchers group that meets every Monday in Shawano at the Shawano City-County Library. She has been a leader since 2007. “They were thinking about closing this meeting,” she said. Swenson became the leader of the group in Shawano when it was about to be disbanded due to a lack of members.
Letters: Former city hall became Kuester residence
To the editor: Wednesday’s Leader contained a large photo of a building in Clintonville’s Pioneer Park as part of an article promoting the upcoming anniversary of the local historical society. The caption referred to the History House, former city hall. The structure was, in fact, the city hall from 1887 until 1894, when a new brick city hall was constructed.
City puts best digital foot forward with new website
“Effective communication is a way to success.” Jaspal Singh Malik The city of Shawano is proud to announce the launch of its new official website.
Public Record
Shawano Police Department July 9 Police logged 22 incidents, including the following: Disturbance — Police responded to a disturbance in the 1300 block of East Lieg Avenue. Fraud — Police investigated a fraud complaint in the 400 block of South Andrews Street. Fraud — A welfare fraud complaint was under investigation. Harassment — Police responded to a harassment complaint in the 700 block of South Main Street. Child Abuse — Police investigated a
Clintonville council reviewing ‘majority rules’ ordinance
The Clintonville Common Council on Tuesday will consider whether to change the city ordinance outlining the number of votes needed to pass a motion before the council. The city’s safety and ordinance committee voted Monday to recommend changing the ordinance, which requires a majority vote of the 10-member council to approve a measure regardless of how many council members are present.
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