We are proud to announce the finalists for the Pop-Up Shop project. Out of eleven candidates that applied for the project, we narrowed the field down to three finalists. They are Pam Butler – Nest: Adorn, Jennifer Nowicki – Cultivate Tea, and Robyn Schneider – Hometown Barkery. We felt that these three business plans coincide with what we were looking for. They each have strong business backgrounds and great business models that the Sheboygan Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) will be working with to make even stronger.

Bonds of shared German heritage. Bonds of learning and student exchange. Bonds of common commitment to encouraging international peace and acceptance. Bonds over beer, brats and hearty German food. Even bonds of marriage.

STAFF IS MOVING BACK into a renovated Sheboygan City Hall at 828 Center Ave. following an open house Sept. 3 . During construction of the $10.5 million project to improve funtionality for the benefit of the public and city staff nine departments moved to alternate locations for 15 months. The original building was dedicated on Jan. 27, 1917.