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Sacred Heart students learn at Navarino Nature Center

Sacred Heart Catholic School students spent a full day immersed in hands‑on learning at Navarino Nature Center, engaging in outdoor exploration that strengthened their academic skills, teamwork and appreciation for the outdoors.

Throughout the visit, students participated in a variety of interactive activities designed to connect classroom learning with real‑world experiences, including:

Identifying birds a snap, courtesy of Merlin

I take Merlin with me on my walks these days to help me identify the early spring migrants that are finding their way back to Wisconsin. Merlin, a free birding app available from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, like the magician of old, works its magic by helping to identify birds you are seeing or hearing.

Lena Pathfinders hold rummage sale

The Lena Pathfinders will hold an annual rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 29 at the American Legion Hall, 316 W. Main St., Lena.

The Pathfinders are the youth organization within the world Seventh-day Adventist church. This sale provides funds for the young people at the local level to enjoy club activities and participate in community service projects.

Lazar better qualified for Supreme Court seat

To the editor:

Both candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court have trial court and appellate court experience. However, Judge Maria Lazar has superior qualifications for the job.

Judge Lazar spent more years on the trial court bench, handling a variety of cases. Ms. Taylor served in Dane County, where courts are restricted to a particular area of law.

Crews work diligently to clear snowy streets

Blizzard Elsa won’t soon be forgotten.

The National Weather Service said Shawano County received 33 inches of snow March 15-16. Cleanup went on for days after, with the best remedy being warmer temperatures that melted some of the piles.

Reader photos: Blizzard Elsa

Blizzard Elsa dropped more than 2 feet of snow on northeastern Wisconsin between March 14-16.

 

Blizzard impacts area school schedules

Not many weather events shut down everything, but the recent snowstorm that has been dubbed the Ides of March blizzard because the bulk of it occurred March 15 left schools across the state with closed doors.

School district sexual abuse case widens

Two more plaintiffs have alleged sexual abuse and misconduct by high school staff and signed onto a lawsuit against the Oconto Falls School Board.

Cass Casper, lead counsel on the case with Disparti Law Group, made the announcement March 18, one week after the original lawsuit was filed in federal court.

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