Shawano Police Department Oct. 29 Police logged 21 incidents, including the following: Juvenile — Police logged five truancy complaints from Shawano Community Middle School, 1050 S.

A coalition of business leaders, public officials and members of Wisconsin’s construction industry is coming to Madison to urge Gov.

A smattering of parents skeptical of the move toward Common Core standards of curriculum peppered Shawano School District teaching staff with some tough questions during an informational meeting at the high school library Wednesday. Opposition to the curriculum included concerns that above-average students would be held back while teachers “taught to the middle” and that parents would no longer be able to assist their children with homework becau

A longtime Shawano business has a new owner and new name. Radtke Electric Service changed hands Sept. 6 when Bill Radtke sold the business to Mike Reuter, a 42-year employee who will operate the firm as Radtke-Reuter Electric LLC. Three generations of the Radtke family had operated the business over the last 75 years.

It wasn’t easy getting the antique 1965 and 1966 Plymouth cars into the Shawano Auto Sales showroom.

Wanting to stem years of subsidies from the electric utility, the Gresham Water Utility is seeking a 37 percent rate increase. “We’ve been operating at loss for a long time, but with a labor force adjustment and the new rates, the water utility should be self-supporting again,” Village Administrator Art Bahr said. The PSC staff will review the application and make a revenue recommendation the utility can adopt or contest at a public hearing to be

Michael Sleeper was chosen Monday to fill the Shawano School Board seat vacated last month by Jim Heinz. Sleeper was one of three candidates who expressed interest in filling out the term, which expires in April. The others were Dawn Bahr and Kevin Godfrey. The School Board on Monday interviewed all three before choosing Sleeper by a vote of 4-3.

Shawano School District business manager Gail Moesch has announced her retirement, effective in February. District Administrator Gary Cumberland read Moesch’s letter of resignation at the end of Monday’s School Board meeting. In it, Moesch said that with this year’s budget out of the way, it was the perfect time to retire.

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