A 36-year-old Aurora, IL man accused of participating in a fake FBI sting operation in order to get money was arrested following an undercover Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Dept. operation that was set up to catch the alleged fraudsters.
Popular drive-in adds trailer in Sheboygan
Have an urge for Chester’s Drive-In but too lazy or don’t have enough time to make the drive to Plymouth?
Starting the third or fourth week in April, owner Richard Sadiq will make it much easier to get his food in Sheboygan by selling it out of a newly-bought trailer that will be parked by Blast Soft Serve at 406 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Ruling allows former planning director’s lawsuit to continue
MILWAUKEE – U.S. Magistrate Judge William E. Duffin dismissed parts, but not all, of former City of Sheboygan Planning Director Chad Pelishek’s ongoing federal lawsuit against the city and other individual defendants Mar. 11.
Woman committed for house explosion
A Sheboygan woman was ordered committed to the Department of Health Services for 20 years Mar.1 for an August 2023 Sheboygan house explosion.
Resource Center adds refugee, literacy classes to array of services
Although its English language classes for recently arrived Rohingya refugees and booming workplace literacy programs are among its newest, the Family Resource Center of Sheboygan County provides such an array of ongoing services – at so many different sites – that its reach may well be more broad than most lo- cal residents realize.
Transplant restores eyesight
Terry Morgan wants to give some advice.
“Make sure you do your checkups,” the Sheboygan resident said.
Additional former employee sues City of Sheboygan
MILWAUKEE – The City of Sheboygan is now facing a third federal lawsuit brought by a former employee. The civil case was filed by Vicky A. Schneider, the city’s Human Resources Director from May of 2020 to May of 2022, when she resigned.
Woman in jail 15 months for major theft charge was victim of romance scam
“I didn’t want to die alone.”
That was 70-year-old South Carolina woman Shirley A. Mahaffey’s explanation to a Sheboygan County court about what motivated her to begin a years-long, long-distance relationship that resulted in $167,500 stolen from a Plymouth company, her boyfriend revealed to be a cruel fiction, herself in jail for over a year, and the primary suspect still at large.
Churches unite to help refugees build new lives in county
“We want to clear the air about what is and what is not refugee resettlement.”
That is what Deacon Paul Aparicio told more than 120 local residents who packed a Town Hall on Refugees at Grace Episcopal Church in late February.
Fundraiser seeks to help boy who endured nine surgeries following lawnmower accident
Anne Hernandez says Brendyn Rochon’s story still tugs at her heartstrings.
“I want to raise awareness to the fact that this family still needs support.”
