08 November 2023

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Shade of Blue

Shade of Blue


Shade of Blue MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR As a fan of the Milwaukee Brewers, I write this feeling blue. A deep shade of Brewers’ royal blue, too, not the (much preferred) baby blue. Blue (and I mean sad) because the club’s longtime manager (and former player), Craig Counsell, has decided to join the rival Chicago Cubs. For those who don’t pay attention to professional

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A Message from your Mayor

A Message from your Mayor


A Message from your Mayor MAYOR JOHN GUINN CITY OF MAYVILLE This past Thursday, Nov. 2, I submitted to the city clerk my Notification of Noncandidacy document for the upcoming 2024 Spring Election. It has been an honor to serve my community, and I will continue to serve the duration of my term with the same integrity and advocacy for doing what is right for the taxpayer of Mayville.

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“Pass It Forward”:  Help Us Shape  the Future of Journalism

“Pass It Forward”: Help Us Shape the Future of Journalism


PUBLISHER’S LETTER “Pass It Forward”: Help Us Shape the Future of Journalism Dear Reader, Today, I invite you to be a part of something extraordinary – the MMC Internship Program. The “Pass It Forward” program has been a resounding success, thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Packers Give Back and Nicolet Bank. This initiative has thrived, powered by the unwavering

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The Story of Cash

The Story of Cash


The Story of Cash ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR Cash has not always been in great supply in our country. American colonists used English, Spanish and French money along with bartering until 1775. Most of that money was coin. Various British coins were common in the colonies as were coins minted the colonies in British denominations, pounds shillings, pence (pennies and half pennies). Coin values varied

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Ted & Grace Bachhuber  Memorial Library Grand Opening

Ted & Grace Bachhuber Memorial Library Grand Opening


Ted & Grace Bachhuber Memorial Library Grand Opening The Ted & Grace Bachhuber Memorial Library in Mayville will celebrate the grand opening of the new library and 119 years of service to the City of Mayville with a Birthday Bash and Open House on Saturday, Nov. 11, with extended hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 234 N. John St. The event will have something for everyone. The High School

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