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.
“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.
“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.
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.”
I have all the right tools to be doing some heavy-duty ice camping/fishing this winter, and unfortunately keeping good ice has made travel (at least coming home alive) a bit of a challenge.
Two teenage sisters from Plymouth are the only contenders from Wisconsin – not to mention the entire Midwest – to earn berths on the 2024 Big Top Tour of the renowned Circus Smirkus, and will spend much of this summer performing their aerial acts for crowds across New England.
Kohler Foundation, dedicated to increasing access to education through scholarships, announces an annually renewable gift of $250,000 to Lakeshore Technical College to support local youth pursuing higher education.
A combined 68 years of service to the City of Sheboygan is soon coming to an end.
Director of Public Works David Biebel (37 years), and City Engineer Ryan Sazama (31), announced their retirement last week.
A local man who had multiple packages taken from his mailbox found a way to turn the alleged thief’s method against her and help police find the suspect.
After a semi-truck crashed into Cal & Gus Motors in Elkhart Lake Jan. 10, the future of the longtime auto shop is up in the air.
