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FOOTBALL Sumnicht, Moorman score for Hawks After being held scoreless for the first half, Shawano Community High School quarterback Jack Hanauer found Dyland Sumnicht on a deep ball for a 70-yard score in the third quarter during Friday’s 43-14 loss to Xavier. Kien Moorman added a two-point conversion and another 1-yard score for Shawano (2-6, 2-5 Bay Conference) in the fourth quarter. The Hawks, however, could not stop Xavier (8-0, 7-0 Bay), whi
Raji helps anchor Packers’ run defense
Packers defensive tackle B.J. Raji got quicker to stay stronger at the line of scrimmage. He has returned to his disruptive ways after missing the 2014 season with a biceps injury. Raji just might be better than ever back at nose tackle as part of the first line of a defense that has been strong against the run over the last few weeks. “B.J. is very smart.
Overtime victory ensures playoff berth for Bears
Bonduel High School senior quarterback Trevor Pedersen rolled to his right and found a hole in the defense for a 3-yard rushing touchdown, the game-winning score in a 33-30 overtime victory at Shiocton on Friday. Shiocton took a 30-27 lead on the first possession of overtime as junior Jake Godin kicked a 23-yard field goal. On Bonduel’s first offense play in OT, Preston Robaidek took a handoff for 22 yards, to the 3-yard line.
City enforcing ordinances covering quality of life
“Autumn is the year’s last loveliest smile.” — William Cullen Bryant This week, I received a letter from a community member who is autistic. The individual typed the letter himself. He wrote, “I have an idea for the old hospital across Green Bay Street on North Bartlett Street.” I was delighted to receive his letter and I will be sure his suggestion is shared with others.
Public Record
Shawano Police Department Oct. 7 Police logged 22 incidents, including the following: Fraud — Police investigated a refund fraud complaint at Walmart, 1244 E.
Shawano police to hold badge ceremony for new officers
The Shawano Police Department will hold a “pinning” ceremony Monday to formally pin the badges on its three most recent hires, even though the officers have been with the department for several months. Police Chief Mark Kohl said training schedules and other time conflicts delayed pinning ceremonies for the officers until now. The ceremony for officers Tony Escalante, Heidi Cartwright and Brent Dilge will be held at 5 p.m.
CMN nursing program maintains accreditation
The fall semester is off to a good start for the nursing program at the College of Menominee Nation. CMN President Verna Fowler announced this month that accreditation for the associate degree program in nursing has been renewed by the Accreditation Commission on Education in Nursing. The commission identified as an area of special strength the program’s “exceptional integration of cultural, ethnic, and socially diverse concepts, particularly in
Arline L. Helms
Arline L. Helms, 91, of Marion, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015, at Pine Manor Healthcare Center, Embarrass. The former Arline Lillian Kersten was born on Feb. 16, 1924, on the Hauschultz homestead in the town of Dupont, Waupaca County, to Emil and Olga (Hauschultz) Kersten. She attended the Sunrise School for her elementary education.
Add James Jones to list of Packers’ sore receivers
Playing receiver for the Green Bay Packers is increasingly becoming a painful job. Davante Adams remains out of practice with a sprained left ankle. Randall Cobb is limited with a right shoulder injury. Add James Jones to the injury list this week with a sore hamstring. He was limited in practice for a second straight day as the Packers prepared for Sunday’s game against the visiting St.
Fannita’s Bakery will bring a little of Italy to Shawano
Area customers can enjoy sumptuous pastries direct from Italy along with fresh homemade bread and donuts, all made from scratch, with the opening of Fannita’s Bakery in Shawano. Domenic Badalamenti and his sister, Fannita Bommarito, took over Bult’s Bakery on Sept.
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