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Few people attending SCHS open swim

The director of Shawano Community Education does not think many people will miss the open swimming and weight room hours cancelled recently by the School Board. “It is not like we have a whole lot of people coming and we are shutting the doors,” Sandra Kane said. The Shawano School Board voted July 7 to discontinue the open hours at the Shawano Community High School facilities, citing high costs and low participation. “On a good day, we have mayb
New London woman injured in accident
A New London woman suffered nonlife-threatening injuries Thursday when she failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with a semi trailer in Clintonville. Debra Morien, 50, needed to be extricated from her sport utility vehicle following the accident at East Green Tree Road and Industrial Avenue about 9:30 a.m. Thursday. She was transported to New London Hospital.
Dog park discussion rekindled
The possibility of having a dog park somewhere in the Shawano area could be rekindled after the issue came up during a joint meeting this week between city and county officials. Sandy Steinke, who sits on both the Common Council and the County Board, brought up the issue during a presentation on the city park system.
Area man sentenced in bath salts case
A Birnamwood man accused of trafficking in bath salts was ordered Friday to serve three years in prison for multiple drug offenses in a case that was the first of its kind in Shawano County. Jessie L.
Sonja J. Stewart
Sonja J. Stewart, 75, of Tigerton, passed away July 18, 2014, after a courageous battle with gastric cancer and end-stage liver disease. She was able to remain at home, cared for by her children, till the time of her death. Sonja was born at home in the town of Fairbanks, Shawano County, on Jan. 27, 1939, the youngest of twin girls born to the late Charles and Gertrude (Bernarde) Butts. Each of the twins weighed over 7 pounds at birth.
Arlene M. Anderson
Arlene M. Anderson, 82, of Shawano, passed away peacefully on Thursday morning, July 17, 2014, at Birch Hill Care Center in Shawano, where she had been rehabilitating from a recent injury. Arlene was born Jan. 17, 1932, in Milwaukee, a daughter of the late Andrew and Sophie (Wesolowski) Patoka. Arlene attended St.
Letter: Rally targets Koch brothers’ agenda
To the editor: I am afraid that two brothers, David and Charles Koch, are out to undermine democracy as we know it. Their ultra-conservative special interest group, Americans for Prosperity, has already spent $30 million on television ads, some of which has gone to Gov.
Letter: Board needs to reconsider pool decision
To the editor: It must have come as a surprise to Shawano area residents that the Shawano School Board is no longer allowing the community to use the same swimming pool paid for and maintained by taxpayers.
Aunt celebrates her 100th birthday
Life in America was very different in 1914. Not only was there no TV, cell phones and the like, there also were none of the other things that we have come to think of as common and ordinary. In those days most roads were dirt. While there were cars, not everyone could afford one. A trip to Europe required passage aboard a cruise liner. Sports seems to have been an important pastime during those days. The first U.S.
Nonprofit Profile
This is the second year that Brenda Bartz will host the Koi Experience at her home in Shawano.
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