Below are reproductions of the first two pages of the federal indictment filed Aug. 1 in a Washington D.C. court against former President Donald J. Trump.
The election interference case against former President Trump in a nutshell
Sheboygan Beacon
Schools face tough choice: balancing public transparency vs. student privacy
At issue are some of the most politically engaging, high-stakes issues of our time: what we teach children about race, gender and identity; how we police the line between free speech and anti-discrimination law; and the role of parents in shaping their childrens’ world view.
Gender equity, childcare top goals for United Way leader
United Way Worldwide announced the chair appointment of Cathy McRae – a part-time resident of Sheboygan and long-time United Way donor, volunteer and advocate – to the Women United Global Leadership Council.
This was a reel adventure
I am guessing that it was probably exactly 40 years ago that two high school buddies and I paddled our canoes from near Wisconsin Dells to Lake Wisconsin near Lodi.
Court Report – Aug. 22, 2023
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A’s pitcher breaks strikeout record
Sheboygan A’s pitcher Brad Rindfleisch on July 30 broke Tom Eckhardt’s single-season strikeout record set in 1990.
Football preview, Tennis preview
Football preview: Rank takes over as South coach
Tennis preview: Redwings – and North – also have new leaders
Golf preview, Swim preview
Golf preview: Just one senior is on co-op team
Swim preview: Martinez returns
Man charged with hit and run for pedestrian death
Michael Lee Bowen, a 37-year-old Sheboygan man, has been charged with felony hit and run resulting in the death of Mr. Jan Richmond, a 74-year-old Sheboygan resident who was out walking the morning of July 4. At the time of the incident, Bowen was supposed to be under a court-ordered Huber Law jail sentence which apparently was not imposed, and is now under review by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.
Thrift store recycles its interior
A Plymouth store’s renovation is Lutheran High School’s gain.
Work was recently finished on Neat Repeats, a thrift store that opened in 2009 and has supported Lutheran ever since.
