Kewaskum Police Officer Arrested for Inappropriate Conduct Toward Student ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST Steven Rosales, a 34-year-old Kewaskum police officer, was arrested on Friday, April 5, for his alleged involvement regarding inappropriate conduct toward an 18-year-old female student at Kewaskum High School while Rosales was assigned as the school resource officer. Rosales was held on

Carrying on a Tradition Kewaskum Girl Scouts Carry Books to New Library ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST In November 1950, local Girl Scouts carried books from the original Kewaskum Public Library on Main Street to the “new” library building on First Street. Now, 74 years later, Girl Scouts have continued that tradition. On Wednesday, March 27, a group of local Girl Scouts carried books

St. Matthew’s School Breaks Ground on Children’s Center CLARICE CASE EDITOR On Friday, March 22, St. Matthew Catholic School broke ground on their new childcare facility, Sister Marcinette Children’s Center. The 7,000 square foot addition is going to be built onto the east side of the school. There will be four classrooms divided to serve di_erent age groups from six weeks to three

Holy Ascension of South Eden KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR There have been three Catholic churches in Eden. The first one was an old log church o_ the intersection of what is currently Scenic and Timberlane Drive. From that intersection you must go west and up the hill. That old log church was located in Section 29 (south end). When that church faded in utility, they built a new one on Hwy F, Section

Miss Katey is Glad to be Back GAYLE RYDSTROM JOURNALIST Katey Fellwock has rejoined the staff of Campbellsport Public Library and is very happy to return. “I started as a page at the library while I was in high school,” said Miss Katey, as she is known to the youngsters. “They were looking for someone to shelve the books. When I was interviewed, I mentioned that I like working with

Kewaskum School Board Approves New Elementary ELA Curriculum CLARICE CASE EDITOR On Thursday, March 14, the Kewaskum Board of Education heard a presentation on the options for new elementary ELA (english language arts) curriculum. Inconsistency, need for modification and Act 20 requirements were some of the reasons there needed to be new curriculum. After trial runs with three different