Pulaski

Sue McDermid

Published by admin on Tue, 05/11/2021 - 1:19pm

Sue McDermid, 66, New London, died Monday morning, May 10, 2021, at home following a very short illness. She was born March 20, 1955, in Oconto Falls to Francis and Doris (Exferd) McDermid. Sue grew up in Oconto Falls before moving with her family to Pulaski where she graduated high school with the class of 1973. Sue drove a Yellow Cab taxi in Green Bay for many years before moving to Florida, where she was employed at a local VFW Club. She moved back to Wisconsin and has been living in New London for the past five years.

Joann M. Streblow-Kuehl

Published by admin on Wed, 12/09/2020 - 10:08am

Joann Marilyn Streblow-Kuehl, 86, Pulaski, passed peacefully in her sleep on Dec. 4, 2020. She was born June 6, 1934, in Oconto Falls to the late Sylvester and Norma (Hanson) Streblow. She grew up in Morgan and Green Valley where her parents opened a cheese factory.

DNR reports manure spill near Pulaski

Published by admin on Wed, 07/15/2020 - 6:16pm

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says its staff is assisting with cleanup efforts of a manure spill near Pulaski in Oconto County that entered the Little Suamico River.

Late last week and over the weekend, surface-applied manure from Betley Family Farms near Pulaski, ran off the intended application site in the Town of Chase and into the Little Suamico River.

The spill started at County Road C and has since moved northeast of Pulaski towards the bay of Green Bay.

Sit-in addresses racism issue locally

Published by admin on Mon, 06/15/2020 - 2:13pm

PULASKI — Weeks of protests across the country regarding the death of George Floyd have shed a light on racism in America, but a group of people in Pulaski are taking another approach to explaining why racism is alive and well.

Child-care provider faces seven neglect charges

Published by admin on Tue, 03/10/2020 - 5:28pm

OCONTO — A Pulaski area woman faces seven felony counts of child neglect in connection with harm to children at her unlicensed home child-care service.

Hospital officials alerted authorities Feb. 14 after a 12-week-old boy was treated for a broken arm believed to have been sustained while Nicole Brewer, 36, was caring for him and other children at her home in the town of Chase.

Pulaski yacht-maker eyes temporary shutdown

Published by admin on Wed, 02/05/2020 - 8:19am

PULASKI — Marquis Yachts is in active talks to sell its manufacturing facility at 790 Markham Drive in Pulaski. But because the sale probably won’t be completed by the end of this month, the company may have to shut down beginning March 1, idling all 344 workers at least temporarily.