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No gaps in state health exchange market

Shawano County residents will be among those in the state with the most choices for purchasing health insurance through the new online marketplaces next month, based on a list of providers’ coverage areas released Thursday Menominee County residents will be among those with the fewest choices, but everyone will have multiple choices, according to the list released by the state insurance commissioner’s office. The list showed that 59 of the state’
Prep Roundup
Hawks fall to Hortonville The Shawano Community High School volleyball team was swept by Hortonville in a Bay Conference match Thursday in Hortonville. The Polar Bears (1-0) won 25-8, 25-14, 25-23. The Hawks (0-2) were led by Erika Dunnam, who had 15 digs and four kills. Peyton Going had five kills and seven digs.
Shawano boys third at Bay Port
The Shawano Community High School boys cross-country team took third and the girls took sixth Thursday at the Bay Port Invitational at Meadowbrook Park in Howard. Appleton North won the boys meet. Two Rivers won the girls meet. The Shawano boys were led by Jake Klister, who finished in 17 minutes, 35 seconds and was fifth.
Hawks frustrate Marines in 2-0 win
The Shawano Community High School boys soccer team stayed undefeated in the Bay Conference on Thursday, knocking off Austin Mahlik and visiting Marinette 2-0. The Hawks held Mahlik, the Marines’ leading scorer and one of the best in the state, without a goal. “That was our goal today, try to shut him down and try to get a goal ourselves,” Shawano coach Bob Croschere said.
Packers @ Bengals: Keys to the Game
Green Bay Packers Sustain drives The Packers have shown their ability to be a quick-strike offense so far this season. The offense has put together several drives of over 60 yards in under two minutes. The no-huddle and big plays work for the Packers. But the Packers’ offense has also shown it can misfire with three-and-outs disrupting the otherwise high-flying show.
Offensive line rounds into shape
James Starks rightly got his due for finally breaking the 100-yard rushing bugaboo for the Packers. Starks’ hard running inspired his teammates, especially the offensive line, who in turn responded with some superb blocking Sunday. “It was just exciting for the entire offense as a whole to watch a guy go out there and run like that,” center Evan Dietrich-Smith said.
Packers @ Bengals: Keys to the Game
Green Bay Packers Sustain drives The Packers have shown their ability to be a quick-strike offense so far this season. The offense has put together several drives of over 60 yards in under two minutes. The no-huddle and big plays work for the Packers. But the Packers’ offense has also shown it can misfire with three-and-outs disrupting the otherwise high-flying show.
Offensive line rounds into shape
James Starks rightly got his due for finally breaking the 100-yard rushing bugaboo for the Packers. Starks’ hard running inspired his teammates, especially the offensive line, who in turn responded with some superb blocking Sunday. “It was just exciting for the entire offense as a whole to watch a guy go out there and run like that,” center Evan Dietrich-Smith said.
Public Record
Shawano County Sheriff’s Department Sept.
Tobacco use, childhood obesity among top health concerns
Tobacco use and childhood obesity were identified as significant concerns by northeast Wisconsin residents, according to results of a statewide poll released this week by groups involved in the Transform Wisconsin health initiative. Groups participating in the initiative include Shawano Pathways, a nonprofit organization formed in 2011 to foster development of trails and green spaces in Shawano County. The purpose of the Transform Wisconsin poll
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