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22 March 2023

Outdoorsman’s

AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL Four days on Chequamegon Bay MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST For the first time since 1989, I am going to write to you over two separate weeks, two different ways of describing the same trip. I just returned from an ice fishing/camping trip that was 2.8 miles from shore on Lake Superior on Chequamegon Bay out of Ashland. This week’s column will be the safe trip, next

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Posted on March 22, 2023

FINAL WORDS

FINAL WORDS from page 1 who received understanding laughs from her classmates. The surprise should not be because the Lady Indians’ viewed themselves as “less than” compared to any other team. In fact, the last four seasons, Kewaskum girls basketball has been a renaissance program, and one of the hottest teams in Southeastern Wisconsin. After an 8-15 overall finish in 2018-19,

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Posted on March 22, 2023

BOWLING SCORES

| BOWLING SCORES | Monday Night Uptown Games Bowled Mar. 6 Rick Serwe Carpet 458, Adashun Jones 451, Davy’s King Pin 442, B’s Bells & Bootcamp 405, L. Birschbach Agency 388, Smith & Hatch 370, Bob Schuchardt 361.5, King Pin Lanes 358.5. High Games: 275 Cory Sabish, 269 Cary Serwe, 267 Chad Schmitt. High Series: 731 Cory Sabish, 717 Kevin Zitlow, 709 Chad Schmitt. Saturday

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Posted on March 22, 2023

STUDENTS

STUDENTS from page 12 ity, showing an impressive level of analysis and critical thinking. Kaylie has an impressive ability to connect historical events to contemporary issues. She is able to see the relevance of the past to the present, and use this understanding to engage in thoughtful discussions and debates. She is also able to share this information in clear and often entertaining ways. In

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Posted on March 22, 2023

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15 March 2023

ACQUISITION

ACQUISITION from page 12 an additional section constructed a few years later in 1971-72. “That was the original administration building.” The property has also undergone significant improvements since, as well, and is considered close to “move-in ready” for the village’s needs. One section of the building on the north side, Reigle noted, will likely require an HVAC update. “It’s

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Posted on March 15, 2023

D.H.S. Investigating FoodShare Benefits Scam

D.H.S. Investigating FoodShare Benefits Scam The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is investigating a scam that targets FoodShare members through fake text messages. DHS is alerting members to take steps now to protect their benefits. “It is alarming that scammers are going after public benefits like FoodShare that people rely on to feed themselves and their families,” said

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CHAMPIONS

CHAMPIONS from page 1 State Semifinal: West Salem After receiving a three-seed, the Indians were optimistic with their matchup against a two-seeded West Salem squad. Though nobody is quite sure how the computer algorithm seeds teams, you need to beat the team across the scoring table from you. The Kewaskum coaching staff felt the team had advantages going in with West Salem, and nobody

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Posted on March 15, 2023

Monster Walleye on Little Bay de Noc

AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL Monster Walleye on Little Bay de Noc MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST This past week, I put another serious test on the Chevy Hotel with the load I was pulling and some go-for-it driving on Upper Michigan’s Little Bay de Noc (LBDN). LBDN is known throughout the Midwest as a place to potentially catch a 30-plus-inch walleye and attracts hardcore ice anglers from

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Posted on March 15, 2023

BOWLING SCORES

| BOWLING SCORES | Monday Morning Bowling Club Games Bowled Feb. 27 High Men’s Games: 192 Bob Bodden, 190 Charlie Del Ponte, 182 Gene Venturini. High Men’s Series: 523 Bob Bodden, 518 Charlie Del Ponte, 454 Gene Venturini. Friday Nite Major Games Bowled Mar. 3 H & R Safety Sol 206-154, Valley Hydro Exc 174-185, B’s Bells & Boot 194.5165.5, Westbury Bank 192167 Mike’s Bar

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Posted on March 15, 2023

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08 March 2023

Brianna Thompson Finishes Eighth at State Singles

LADY COUGARS from page 24 The Cougars opened their first game against Sauk Prairie with a little bit of spare trouble, missing three single pins and a washout for a 146game to Sauk Prairie’s 156. Down by 10 pins, the Cougars had to pick it up if they were going to go any farther. After an inspiring talk by their anchor, Brianna Thompson, the Cougars hit the lanes only to open in frames

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Posted on March 8, 2023

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Outdoorsman’s

Outdoorsman’s

FINAL WORDS

FINAL WORDS

BOWLING SCORES

BOWLING SCORES

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

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ACQUISITION

ACQUISITION

D.H.S. Investigating FoodShare Benefits Scam

D.H.S. Investigating FoodShare Benefits Scam

CHAMPIONS

CHAMPIONS

Monster Walleye on Little Bay de Noc

Monster Walleye on Little Bay de Noc

BOWLING SCORES

BOWLING SCORES

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Brianna Thompson Finishes Eighth at State Singles

Brianna Thompson Finishes Eighth at State Singles

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