Today, what mattered was a strong wind that made it a challenge to paddle my canoe. Just about as I was getting a shot at a flock of geese that instead flew to and landed with another flock of geese and watching a lot of beaver.
Court Report – Dec. 10, 2024
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Two coaches to run gymnastics co-op
The Sheboygan co-op gymnastics team features co-coaches this season.
Pitsch begins first year as hoops coach
TJ Pitsch, a 2015 graduate of South, begins his first season as Redwings’ girls basketball coach.
Brigham to play at UW-La Crosse
Lutheran’s girls basketball team is now in Division 5, where it is No. 1 in the preseason state rankings. One of the reasons is Taylor Brigham, who will play at UW-La Crosse next season.
New mobility devices business goes back to dad wanting to ‘kick the tires’
Kraig Ausman has gone from selling cell phones to scooters. And wheelchairs. And walkers, stair lifts and other mobility devices as well.
“Things to keep people on the go,” he said.
Shifting funding away from local public schools has major impacts
A new policy brief by The National Education Policy Center examines the connections between decreasing school enrollment, school privatization, and public-school funding cuts.
Court Report – Nov. 26, 2024
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Eagles make state volleyball tourney
A fifth division was added to the state volleyball tournament this year, and Christian responded by reaching the sectional level for the first time since 2008 and then becoming the only school from Sheboygan to reach the WIAA tourney.
North rewarded for great season
Dan Drida believes his North soccer team won the conference championship outright for the first time since 1990.