The full print edition of The Beacon in PDF format.
Highlights this issue:
Summer Fun & Entertainment – Special Section – pg. 33
Teen band plays Summerfest – pg. 2
All-Conference teams – pg 5-6
The man known as Dynamite Bill – pg. 20
A new national ranking has again named Sheboygan as one of the top places to retire in the Great Lakes region. “We’re thrilled to see Sheboygan continue to receive positive national attention,” City Administrator Casey Bradley said in a release.
On June 16 at 2:00pm, my biggest concern was which beds we should use that afternoon to plant our second round of zucchini. The tractor was idling in the pathway behind me and my driver–dairy farmer and part-time crew member Bob–sat patiently waiting and watching me for a signal.
This week and ever since 1982, I am fishing and escaping from the real world with friends and family at a fly in fishing lake in Ontario, Canada.
I am going to write my annual independent way of living, way of life story and I hope that you enjoy it.
Sheboygan native Sam Dekker was recently hired as an assistant coach for the men’s basketball team at the University of South Carolina.
All five boys on North’s golf team made all-conference.
South’s track and field team finished with three champions in the Glacier Trails Conference Meet, highlighted by senior Jayden Wesaw winning the 200 in 22.65 seconds and the long jump with a measure of 21-10.5.
