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Shawano Police Department Sept. 11 Police logged 19 incidents, including the following: Vandalism — Vehicles were reported vandalized in the 500 block of East Fifth Street. Fraud — Police investigated a credit card fraud complaint in the 300 block of South Washington Street. Elderly Abuse — Police investigated an elderly abuse complaint at the Wisconsin House, 216 E.
County man charged with child porn possession
A Shawano County man is facing numerous charges of possessing child pornography and related felony counts after investigators allegedly caught him having sexual communications with a 14-year-old Arizona girl. Luke W.
Volunteer Profile
Billy Switalla is village president of Wittenberg.
Local tractor-trailer driver in national competition
After passing the local tests, Kalvin Boettcher, of Shawano, will be on his way to Orlando, Florida, this month to compete in a national driving contest at the Disney Yacht and Beach Club Resort. He will be representing and sponsored by Reinhart Food Service of Shawano. The International Foodservice Distributors Association Truck Driving Championship will be held from Sept.
Nonprofit Profile
The village of Wittenberg continues to grow, thanks to the dedicated volunteers of the Chamber of Commerce, which serves the Wittenberg, Birnamwood, Bowler and Tigerton areas. “The chamber has grown substantially and really taken a new light in the past year for sure,” said Erika VanOrder, chamber president. “We have been very involved with the communities and hope to spread even further in the future.” The organization dates back to the 1930s.
Havesting hay between raindrops
Everywhere we go, farmers are lamenting about the weather. Some were fortunate to have had the opportunity to harvest their third crop before all of this rain. Others, like us, weren’t as well off. We’ve had to literally sneak fields of hay in between raindrops.
Bulaga questionable for Sunday
The Green Bay Packers will have one lineup change for their first game at Lambeau Field this season. The possibility for another one is in play. The Packers won’t know until Saturday whether injured right tackle Bryan Bulaga will be available for their home opener the next day.
City adds another piece to future walking trail
Shawano officials this week approved the purchase of another property along the future Wolf River Sturgeon Trail. The trail will eventually link Sturgeon Park and Kuckuk Park.
Letter: City beautification efforts appreciated
To the editor: I actually stopped for a few minutes to admire the beautiful flowers in front of the courthouse. Someone did a fantastic job in the gorgeous arrangements or set-up. I wondered how many people noticed? Really, I appreciate the people or person who planted these for all of us to enjoy. Then as I continued my walk going north, there was a round big pot with more beautiful colors of every kind.
Letter: Concert honors longtime band director
To the editor: On Saturday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m., a very interesting and unique music program will be featured at the Mielke Arts Center. Vocal Tapestry is a group of singers from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. They will present a concert of choral folk music from around the world.
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