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Newcomers joining Clintonville council

There will be several new faces on the Clintonville Common Council as a result of Tuesday’s election, which drew about 27 percent of the eligible city voters. There were 615 votes cast. In District 3, Amy Steenbock, the only incumbent on the ballot with opposition, lost to former Alderman Steve Kettenhoven, 48-42.
Wussow wins Bonduel president position
Bonduel Trustee Sharon Wussow defeated past President Grant Staszak for the post of village president in Tuesday’s spring election. Unofficial results that still need to be certified by the Board of Canvass were as follows: Wussow 146 Staszak 117 “I want to thank the village residents for their votes,” Wussow said.
Youth Volunteer Award
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of articles profiling winners of the Celebration of Giving awards presented annually by Shawano Area Community Foundation Inc. for outstanding volunteerism.
Oconto County Sheriff’s Department
April 1 Deputies logged 29 incidents, including the following: Suspicious - Authorities investigated a report of someone entering a home on Marissa Circle in Sobieski while the owner was in bed. When the caller investigated, he found his patio door unlocked and the blinds by the door moving. Accident - Authorities investigated an accident involving a deer on U.S. Highway 41/141 and Allen Road in Little Suamico.
Gillett Diamond Club to purchase 3 scoreboards
The softball and baseball diamonds at the Orby Jones Sports Complex in Gillett will soon be sporting new scoreboards. The Gillett Common Council on Thursday approved Gillett Diamond Club’s proposal to purchase three new scoreboards, one for each field at the city-owned complex. The Gillett Diamond Club will pay for the purchase and installation of the electronic scoreboards, and the club will be responsible for all maintenance costs upon the expi
Community opinion sought for superintendent search
Residents in the Oconto Falls School District are encouraged to complete an online survey to share their views regarding the qualities of the next school superintendent.
Mayer inducted into College of Fellows
The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE), of Washington, D.C., has announced the induction of Lawrence Mayer, founder, president and chief scientific officer of Celator Pharmaceuticals, to its College of Fellows. Mayer was nominated, reviewed and elected by peers and members of the College of Fellows “for outstanding contributions to the field of nanomedicines and the development of novel pharmaceutical products for c
Oconto County Circuit Court
Proceedings from March 31 An initial appearance was held for Sterling L. Soman, 20, Wabeno, on felony charges of vehicle operator fleeing and eluding an officer, bail jumping, possession of THC (second-plus offense), a forfeiture and two misdemeanors, all which allegedly occurred March 30 in Maple Valley. The court set a $20,000 cash bond. A continued initial appearance is April 9. Proceedings from March 30 A plea hearing was held for Brett A.
Bids accepted for church bell
A massive church bell thought to be more than 100 years old will soon take on a yet undetermined new role. The bell, which for generations called worshipers to service at the now closed Abrams Methodist Church, was recently removed from the structure. A little over six years ago the vacant church property was purchased by the Oconto Falls School District to provide an expanded parking area and a revised entrance to Abrams Elementary School.
Gillett hires part-time officer
The Gillett Police Department got the go-ahead Thursday from the Gillett Common Council to hire a part-time police officer. The new hire will be Jason Fischer, a Pulaski High School graduate who is certified in law enforcement by Northeast Wisconsin Technical College.
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