The city of Shawano’s agreement with Shawano Ambulance Service is changing its terms after 33 years of providing medical transport for local residents.

The changes are coming at the request of Pat Trinko, the service’s executive director. In a letter to City Clerk Lesley Nemetz, Trinko noted the agreement only has a few adjustments that need to be made at the recommendation of the ambulance service’s attorney.

Monuments help us remember. They educate visitors about the past, acknowledging that the society we’re all a part of is built upon the foundation of those who preceded us.

Thursday, Sept. 3

Tigerton 3, NEWCHAA 0

Tigerton hosted nonconference foe Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschoolers Athletic Association in a best of five match, defeating the Eagles 3-0. Scores were 25-9, 25-14 and 25-8.

“It was good to see the team using free balls to set up their offense and to also see them concentrate on their serving tonight,” coach Holly Meverden said.

Thursday, Sept. 3

James Boyd Invitational

Pulaski’s Maggie Gerth placed second in the girls large school competition, and Oconto Falls’ Lily Meissner placed fifth in the girls small school cross country meet hosted by De Pere at Shorewood Cross Country Course in Green Bay.

Thursday, Sept. 3

Pulaski 7, Marshfield 0

The Red Raiders hosted Marshfield and cruised to a 7-0 victory over the Tigers.

Pulaski built a 6-0 first half lead with goals by Kevin Cruz Lagunes, Micah Gesell, Miles Mondloch and a hat trick from Walker Wozniak.

Mondloch tallied his second goal of the game for the lone score of the second half.

Thursday, Sept. 3

Bay Port 7, Pulaski 0

Pulaski was shut out 7-0 by Bay Port, with singles player Alana Stangler winning the most games (five) of any Red Raider.

Singles

No. 1 - Alexia Stephens, Bay Port, def. Anna Krause, Pulaski, 6-1, 6-0.

No. 2 - Sophi Stephens, Bay Port, def. Emory Groteluschen, Pulaski, 6-1, 6-0.

Thursday, Sept. 3

FRCC Mini-Meet 3

Pulaski golfers hit a 228 and tied Manitowoc Lincoln for last place at Autumn Ridge Golf Course in Valders.

Ellie Mork led the Red Raiders with 49. Also scoring were Taylor Murphy 54, Kaylee Weinbrenner 59 and Talia Van Hout 66.

Special youth hunting weekends for wild turkey, white-tailed deer and waterfowl allow youngsters to hunt and gain experience without competing against adults. These youth hunting events are scheduled one weekend before the regular hunting season and are open to residents and non-residents 15 and younger.

All youth hunters must have successfully completed a hunter education program or participated in the mentored hunt program.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters to prepare for the opening of several hunting seasons in September. New this fall, the DNR published an online version of the hunting regulations, including a drop-down filter that can help people navigate to the info they need faster. It can be viewed at https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Hunt/regulations/OnlineHuntingRegulations.