The City of Sheboygan went an entire month without a single reported burglary in November.
Burglars take a break as neighborhood vigilance pays off
Sheboygan Beacon
Fair or foul maps may depend on state Supreme Court vote
In the recent midterm election, Democrats won three of five statewide races, including two of the three most important, governor and attorney general.
But using their newly gerrymandered maps in 2022, Republicans expanded their large majorities in the state legislature, securing a 2/3 supermajority in the state Senate, and falling two seats short in the Assembly.
Daughters make dad a birthday crown – every year for 49 years
One would think Ray Ronchetti gets pretty amazing Christmas presents, considering what his two daughters have done for his birthday the last 49 years.
Obituaries – Dec 13-26, 2022
Nancy Erickson, age 84, of the Town of Wilson was born in Sheboygan, WI on December 6, 1938
North’s three wise man and women
Mason Schmidtke gets to golf in Milwaukee, Abby Reinl will play soccer where Tony Romo went to college, and Julia Renzelmann is headed out East.
All three seniors at North will compete in Division I athletics next year.
Several Eagles, Crusaders earn fall sports honors
Three Christian/Lutheran seniors were selected to the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association’s all-state team.
Bulkow’s best not found in box score
Maggie Bulkow knows she isn’t going to light up the stat sheet, and the Christian basketball player is just fine with that.
Better late than never for Haas
North’s Meghan Haas has been doing gymnastics since she was seven.
For the first time however, the senior is also a member of her school’s co-op squad with South.
Wisconsin’s ninth-oldest bar, once a stagecoach stop, gets a reboot
Slinging drinks the majority of her life, Jenny Yoho admits she never heard of the ninth-oldest bar in Wisconsin.
She now owns it, however, and the Rustic Rhine Saloon recently celebrated its one-year anniversary.
First-time author teams up with local illustrator for tribute to dogs
Writing a book was the last thing on Calli Nonnemacher’s mind.
“Never in my life have I thought about it,” the 2008 Howards Grove graduate said.
