St. Lucas Lutheran to Host National Night Out Block Party August 2 Neighbors in Kewaskum are invited to join more than 38 million neighbors across 16,000 communities from all 50 states, U.S. territories and military bases worldwide for National Night Out on August 2. A block party for the entire community will be hosted on Tuesday, Aug. 2, from 5:30- 8:30 p.m. at St. Lucas Lutheran Church

W.S.P. July Law of the Month Reminds Drivers that When Speed Increases, Dangers on the Roads Increase WISCONSIN STATE PATROL CONTRIBUTOR Excessive speed is one of the most common causes of traffic crashes. Speed-related crashes in Wisconsin were up 10% in 2021; 186 people died and 6,871 were hurt in 17,597 crashes involving speed. “Crashes are more dangerous and can be more deadly when

POLICE BEAT from page 1 windows. Caller had video evidence of the neighbor on her property. Suspect refused to open the door and speak to police. Citations have been issued. July 2- Animal Complaint: Officers were called to assist with getting a dog off a roof. Upon arriaval it was discovered that the dog broke through the screen on a second story window and got out onto the roof. The homeowners

CALENDAR from page 11 the books. Fascinating Fish Drop In at the Beach Saturday, Aug. 6, 1-4 p.m., at Mauthe Lake Recreation Area Beach (Nl490 County Road GGG, Campbellsport – south of County Road SS near New Prospect). How do fish swim? How do they breathe under water? How do they eat? Come find the answers to these questions and much more as we wade through the world of Wisconsin fishes.

Wisconsin’s Bicycle Report Card: Needs Significant Improvement KIRSTEN FINN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WISCONSIN BIKE FED Wisconsin is now sitting at number 29 in the League of American Bicyclists most recent Bicycle Friendly States Rankings. Once ranked number two in the Nation, Wisconsin enjoyed a place in the top ten until 2017, after we became the only state in the country to repeal our Complete

BICYCLE REPORT from page 18 that the program was costing the state $7 million over a two-year period. Conversely, streets built with the needs of all users in mind are a proactive investment in public health and safety and in the $2.52 billion-dollar economic engine that is Wisconsin’s cycling industry. Wisconsin’s full report card can be found at https://drive.google.com/ drive/folders/1hNS1CKRe