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Election officials adapt to mail-in ballot surge
The demand for mail-in ballots is surging. Election workers need training. And polling booths might have to be outfitted with protective shields during the COVID-19 pandemic – but in Sheboygan County, officials say the outlook remains promising.
COVID cost to county $400,000 so far
SHEBOYGAN – The emergency declaration has expired, but the County Board Tuesday voted to keep some of its coronavrius crisis measures in place.
County hopes to avoid mask ordinance
As communities around Wisconsin consider mandating face coverings to combat the spread of the new coronavirus, the Sheboygan County Board chairman said a local ordinance may be adopted if area hospitals see a spike in COVID-19 related hospitalizations and are faced with being overwhelmed.
Firefighters upgrade surf rescues
Six Sheboygan Fire Department members are training to rescue victims from Lake Michigan.
County cooperation with immigration authorities challenged
Protestors turned out Friday July 10 near the Sheboygan County Courthouse to denounce Sheboygan County Sheriff Cory Roeseler’s decision to participate in a program that allows his deputies to facilitate the deportation process of undocumented inmates in custody in county jail.
Fire destroys Town of Plymouth home
A fire tore through a home north of Plymouth at N6192 Riverview Road early Friday afternoon and appeared to fully engulf the house as firefighters arrived on-scene.
Process to Address and Respond to Potential Surge of COVID19:
If Sheboygan County sees a RED in one or both of the metrics under Care, (% of SCH indicating they are NOT in crisis care AND % of SCH beds utilized for […]
Well this should be interesting …
Opening day, at last.
A baseball season that was on the brink before it ever began because of the virus outbreak started last week, marking the most bizarre year in the history of Major League Baseball.
WIAA delays athletics
Fall sports will still be held, but athletes and fans will have to wait a little bit to get started. The WIAA Board of Control voted 8-3 Thursday to amend the start […]
