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Bowler School District awarded USDA grant as part of collaborative distance learning initiative

The Bowler School District will receive $23,898 for distance learning technology upgrades from a USDA Rural Development, Rural Utility Services Distance Learning and Telemedicine (RUS-DLT) grant. In total, two Wisconsin distance learning consortiums — Northern Wisconsin Educational Communications System (NWECS) and Embarrass River Valley Instructional Network Group (ERVING), in partnership with Northwood Technical College — have been awarded $999
Menominee community to receive federal funding to create safer roads
The Menominee Indian Tribal Community is among eight Wisconsin communities that will receive a total of $11,320,258 in federal discretionary funds through the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program to improve roadway safety, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. This is the second round of the SS4A Grant Program through the U.S.
Ruthmary A. Sekaney
Ruthmary Ann Sekaney, of Shawano, died on Dec. 24, 2023, at Aster Assisted Living in Clintonville. She was 84 years old. She was born Dec. 3, 1939, in Antigo, a daughter of Marland “Blackie” and Virginia (Godleske) Malzahn. She married George Sekaney on Sept. 3, 1960, at Peace Lutheran in Antigo.
Betty M. Speller
Betty M. Speller, 92, Oconto, passed away Dec. 25, 2023, at Bellin Hospital Oconto, surrounded by her family. Betty was born Aug. 18, 1931, in Oconto to the late Hilbert and Martha (Ritter) Cota. She married Norbert Speller on March 2, 1963. He preceded her in death on Feb. 11, 1998. Betty worked at the Oconto County Courthouse as a property lister, retiring at the age of 62.
Larry A. Krolow
Larry A. Krolow, age 83, of Clintonville, passed away early Tuesday morning, Dec. 26, 2023, at The Pine Post Acute and Memory Care, Embarrass. The Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home & Crematory, Tigerton, is assisting the Krolow family in their time of need.
Packers face their biggest game of the season next week
When Green Bay’s schedule was released, it looked like the biggest game of the season was going to be the Week 17 game against the Minnesota Vikings. That has come to fruition, as Green Bay, which currently sits at a 28% chance to make the playoffs, according to the New York Times Playoff Predictor, has the opportunity to greatly improve those chances with a win. Making the playoffs would be thought of as a success for this season.
Keys to the Game (at Vikings)
The Green Bay Packers are in the thick of the playoff race, but the message is simple: They need to win the rest of their games, or they’ll be lamenting two losses to the New York Giants and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They’ll travel to US Bank stadium, a place they’ve struggled recently, losing the last two games. The Vikings, like the Packers, are in the thick of the playoff race, despite having lost Kirk Cousins for the rest of the season the last t
Notebook (at Vikings)
Packers’ offense vs. Vikings’ defense The last time these two teams met, Green Bay’s offense was in a tailspin. They had just been shut down by a Broncos defense that had recently given up 70 points. Prior to that, the Raiders had held the Packers to 13 points. This Packers offense is different.
The Vitals (at Vikings)
Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings TIME AND DATE: 7:20 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31 LOCATION: US Bank Stadium TV: NBC RADIO: Flagship WRNW-FM Milwaukee - 97.3; Packers Radio Network includes WIXX-FM Green Bay - 101.1, WRLO-FM Antigo - 105.3, WLST-FM Marinette - 95.1, and WSAU Wausau - 550 AM and 95.1 FM 2023 RECORDS: Packers, 7-8. Vikings 7-8 HISTORY: The Packers lead the all time series 65-58-3.
Drowning victim’s body recovered from Lulu Lake
A 78-year-old man was found dead at Lulu Lake early Christmas Day morning, according to the Shawano County Sheriff’s Office. According to Lt. Jesse Sperberg, concerned family members called the sheriff’s office Dec.
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