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Highlights this issue:
Navigating Life as a Senior – pg. 19-22
Spring Lawn & Garden – Special Section – pg. 33
Local creates travel planner – pg. 2
Crusader named all-state – pg. 5
Sheboygan’s most infamous bar fight – pg. 8
Lutheran senior Brennen Hackbarth (3) was named to the WBCA Division 5 All-State Team.
If variety is your thing, the Plymouth Dirt Track is the place to be this spring, summer and fall.
The Lutheran/Christian girls soccer team has some solid returning starters and new young talent, but is still trying to find its rhythm, according to coach Liesa Blattner.
Wherever families are traveling, Tyler Heilberger wants them to go with Rosie.
The Sheboygan Falls Kiwanis Club and Kiwanis Club of Great- er Sheboygan are inviting the community to lace up their running shoes for the 12th Annual Kiwanis 5K Fun Run/Walk for Autism, taking place Saturday, April 25 at River Park in Sheboygan Falls.
The legend of Louis Eisold – who died 140 years ago, one week after he was clocked on the head with a beer glass in a fight near closing time on a Sunday night at Sheboygan’s Hermann & Kroos Saloon – lives on in a popular beer named after him.
The City of Sheboygan held an open house at City Hall on Saturday, April 18, to take community input on its updated draft of the Comprehensive Plan.
Plymouth farmer Stacy L. Limberg was arrested coming out of her barn Feb. 26 in front of her “dumbfounded” husband and daughter and charged with theft of $23,350 from the Sheboygan County Junior 4H Dairy Project, where she was previously treasurer.
Two of the area’s most talented young musicians will perform in the 56th annual Senior Honor Recital at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC) on Sun- day, May 3, at 1:00 p.m.
A farm crew member once asked what we would do if the plastic blew off one of the seeding greenhouses? Could we get through a disaster like that, she wondered, and if so, how.
Disaster? I’d replied, scoffing, that’s not a disaster, that’s a Tuesday.
