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City to follow county’s lead on ORV laws
The city of Shawano plans to emulate what Shawano County does when it comes to off-road vehicles. The Shawano Common Council discussed what to do about vehicles when it comes to licensing, insurance and what age is appropriate for drivers during its Dec. 11 meeting. Members ultimately felt that city rules should mirror the county’s so that Shawano is not an island. The push is coming from Alderman Jim Hauer.
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Nordin breaks all-time scoring record
Shawano Community High School junior Leah Nordin is the new all-time scoring leader for girls basketball. Last week, she topped the record of 1,168 points, which was held by Christi Burden since 1989. “She is very competitive and works on her skills year-round,” coach Ryan Koenig said. “It’s been a pleasure to coach her and see her development through our Hoops program in third grade until now.” A special recognition ceremony was held the Dec.
Cowden takes first in round-robin wrestling format
Brillion, the site of a Dec. 13 girls wrestling tournament, was one of the first such tournaments when it was held four years ago. There were 23 participants that year; on Dec. 13, there were 171. Among the wrestlers were 18 from Shawano Community High School. Jacey Cowden placed first in a four-person round robing bracket. Adalyn Barkley and Vivian Waldburger each place third in their weight divisions.
Ice Bears shut out Wildcats
The Bay Area Ice Bears shut out the USM Wildcats 5-0 at Uihlein Ice Arena in River Falls on Dec. 14. The Ice Bears pounded out 55 shots on goal, while the Wildcats only managed eight, including none in the second period. Emily Bill started the scoring at 9:08 in the first period with assists from Faye Brunke and Addison Dahl. Three players scored in the second period.
Online survey now available to community members
Community health needs assessments enable local health care systems and public health departments to learn more about the true needs community members are facing. The assessments are traditionally done every three years and provide a roadmap for health organizations to focus their resources and talents on the greatest needs of communities. This year, partners are working together to gather community data and insights through a well-being survey.
Online survey now available to community members
Community health needs assessments enable local health care systems and public health departments to learn more about the true needs community members are facing. The assessments are traditionally done every three years and provide a roadmap for health organizations to focus their resources and talents on the greatest needs of communities. This year, partners are working together to gather community data and insights through a well-being survey.
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Shawano County Sheriff’s Department Dec.
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