Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman Oct. 17 announced his decision to end in-person instruction at two additional branch campuses and to close one branch campus.
Sheboygan UW campus spared cuts
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Ziegler is here to listen
Olivia Ziegler played her final tennis match in high school, but that isn’t going to stop the South senior from continuing to lend an ear, or a shoulder to cry on.
Yedica says yes to dog costumes, no to spiders
There’s pros and cons when it comes to Halloween for North senior Dana Yedica, who is the latest athlete to partake in “20 Questions.”
That was then… sports highlights from the past two weeks
Christian’s volleyball team finished with a 5-0 record in the Big East Conference Tournament (Silver Bracket) thanks to wins over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Random Lake, Ozaukee, Kohler and Mishicot
… This is now: Sports highlights for the next two weeks
The Christian/Lutheran boys soccer team is seeded third in the Division 3 playoffs, as the squad tries to reach the state tournament for the third year in a row.
Business lab for students STEAMS on
More than 1,500 4th and 5th grade students from all over the county conducted on- the-spot science experiments, dabbled in unusual art projects, sampled job-related activities ranging from medical lab work to stage lighting and dove into dozens of other hands-on learn- ing opportunities at the 2nd Annual STEAMFest on Thursday, October 12 at the Sheboygan campus of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Woman faces multiple felony charges in car off cliff fatality
A 25-year-old Sheboygan woman is in custody with cash bond set at $2,000,000 for multiple felony charges for a Sept. 4 incident where she allegedly drove off the cliff on the eastern end of North Ave., Sheboygan going 85 mph, resulting in the death of a passenger.
Newspaper Association calls proposed postal rates ‘punitive’
The proposed Jan. 21, 2024, postage increase for community newspapers is nearly four times the rate increase proposed for other users of the mail.
Librarian praised for youth work
PBS Wisconsin announced Alison Loewen from the Mead Public Library as one of the 14 early education professionals named to the 2023 honorees of the PBS KIDS Early Learning Champions program.
