| LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Judgment Day Commeth for Samaritan House The decision for Samaritan’s future is coming soon. Will this current board of supervisors be known as the board that turned it’s back on their senior and disabled constituents? Their decision would also deny any future generations of the county’s citizens from accessing the great care that Samaritan provides.

Concert Pianist to Perform at Campbellsport Alliance Church Concert Pianist Sam Rotman will be giving a concert at Campbellsport Alliance Church on Tuesday, April 18, at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to this free concert. A free will offering will be taken. When Rotman made his debut at 16 with the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra before an audience of 6,000 the Baldwin Keynote Magazine stated,

| SENIOR DINING MENUS | April 10-14 Fond du Lac County Senior Dining There are two locations in Fond du Lac for senior dining: Northgate Senior Apartments and Boda’s Restaurant at the Eagles Club. Each has a separate menu, which follows the name of the location. Mobile Meals (Home Delivered) This is available to those who meet eligibility requirements. Suggested donation is $3.50.

|CAMPBELLSPORT GLANCE BACKWARDS| 5 Years Ago April 5, 2018 A pedestrian was struck while crossing the street on Martin Street near Fond du Lac Avenue in Campbellsport on March 28. Seventy-eightyear- old Terry Urban sustained lacerations and other minor injuries. According to the Campbellsport Police Department’s Facebook page, Urban has two black eyes, a broken nose, and two stitches on his

5 Years Ago April 12, 2018 The Kewaskum School District is getting closer to having an upgraded Doc Mitchel Athletic Complex and new baseball and softball fields. At Monday night’s school board meeting, the board unanimously approved using general fund balance for the athletic field projects while maintaining a fund equity of at least 15 percent of the preceding year’s expenditures. District

Energy Customers Encouraged to Utilize W.H.E.A.P if Needed Wisconsin’s yearly winter energy disconnection moratorium will end on April 15, and state officials and energy company representatives are encouraging Wisconsin residents to use resources available to prevent any disruptions to their utility services. To prevent people from literally being left out in the cold, the state allows