Dozens of children ages 3 or younger hurry toward hundreds of Easter eggs March 28 at St. James Lutheran School. The egg hunts, which included separate ones for ages 4-6 and 7-9, were the centerpiece of a variety of children’s activities held at the school. Each hunt also included two golden eggs, which could be turned in for prizes.

The list of grievances against President Donald Trump and his administration is growing in the minds of protesters who gathered March 28 on the front lawn of the Shawano County Courthouse.

Part of a nationwide movement, the No Kings Rally was sponsored by the Shawano-Menominee Counties Democratic Party.

“Where do you begin? The list of grievances is so great,” said speaker Jeff Gillis, of the Town of Richmond.

Gov. Tony Evers has signed an $11.9 million contract to improve state Highway 29, between County Road J and County Road M, in the towns of Morris, Seneca, Herman and Richmond.

Gov. Tony Evers has signed a $6.6 million contract to improve 1.08 miles of State Highway 22 from Finnegan Lake Road to the Highway 22/32 intersection in the city of Gillett.

Construction begins April 7 and finishes in the fall. Highway 22 will close April 7 for the duration of construction.

Peters Concrete from Green Bay is the prime contractor.

• Lester F. Moesch, 42, Cecil, pleaded no contest Dec. 18 to physical abuse of an elder person, operating a motor vehicle with a prohibited alcohol content (fifth or sixth offense), three counts of felony bail jumping, three counts of misdemeanor bail jumping and a misdemeanor charge of violating an ignition interlock device order.

• Ronnie R. Collins, 53, Oconto Falls, pleaded no contest March 23 to two counts of felony bail jumping, three counts of misdemeanor bail jumping and misdemeanor charges of operating a firearm while intoxicated, disorderly conduct. Judge Michael Judge imposed and stayed a prison sentence, then placed him on two years of probation with conditions.