Mary Elizabeth Lutzow was born into Eternal Life on May 31, 2015, from cancer after a brief hospice stay in Wauwatosa. Mary was preceded in her death by her parents; her nephew Justin Lutzow; precious cousins Derek Stempa, Corinne Giese and Clint Erickson; stepniece Diana Marija; as well as caring aunts and uncles from Shawano and Wild Rose. Mary is survived by her brother, Thomas Lutzow, and his wife, Nevenka (n.

To the editor: As an emergency medicine resident in Milwaukee, and a native of Seymour, I read with great interest the article “Medical residency training center proposed for former hospital site.” I commend the city’s work along with those of the developer and Dr. Jonathan Boy. Since 1997, the number of federally funded residency spots has held still, while the number of medical students had markedly increased.

“If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” — Henry Ford Recently, exciting news was released announcing the proposal for a medical residency training center to locate in the soon-to-be-vacated hospital campus.

Mike Ascher is the voucher writer for the Salvation Army in Shawano. Ascher was born in Shawano. A graduate of Shawano High School, he earned a degree in liberal arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a master’s in history from the University of Missouri in Columbia. He returned to Shawano and worked at Shawano Municipal Utilities and Amway.

It warms my heart when I watch news stories or read accolades praising dairy farmers’ hard work and dedication, especially so during June Dairy Month. Farming isn’t just an occupation, it’s our way of life. So thanks to all, every single one of you, who appreciate what we do on a daily basis. Every day there’s something to be thankful for and the opportunity to go to work in the great outdoors is one huge benefit of dairying for a living.

It is the night before surgery and all through my brain, crazy thoughts are chasing each other in a crazy chain. Sometimes I wonder why I am putting myself through this. I had said no more surgery after the last one in 2009, yet here I am embarking on a new journey, with hope to help me in the future. This right foot of mine has been a pain for as many years as I can remember.

June kicks off the summer season for everyone, and for the Mielke Arts Center, as rehearsals for “Clue: The Musical” have begun. Brandon Byng, director, is excited to get this production rolling. If you attended “Nunsense,” the musical brought to Clintonville by the Lions Club, you saw Brandon as Mother Superior, as well as director of the show.

Joe Welcing, president of the Shawano Area Campers, has been a member since 2000. “Camping, for me, is a way to get away,” he said. “Camping is a different world. I love being outdoors.” The group was formed in 1971 by Tom Staniforth, Kathy (Staniforth) Welcing’s father, who is a member along with her husband, Jim. It started with four couples and their children. Currently, there are 11 camping units in the club.

Shawano Police Department June 11 Police logged 27 incidents, including the following: Disturbance — Police responded to a disturbance in the 800 block of East Richmond Street. Vandalism — A vehicle was reported vandalized in the 400 block of South Bartlett Street. Vandalism — A vehicle was reported vandalized in the 1100 block of South Evergreen Street. Vandalism — A mailbox was reported vandalized in the 900 block of East Kadletz Street. Arrest