|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago November 8, 2018 Several pages of this issue were dedicated to Veterans either from or now living in the area. The Veterans and/or their families submitted photos along with the name, military branch, final rank, and era served; and the photos and information appeared on the special pages honoring these Veterans in recognition of Veterans Day. Five

Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department Offers Safety Tips During Lead Awareness Month October is Lead Awareness Month, so the Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department is raising awareness about childhood lead poisoning. While there is no safe level of lead identified for young children, and lead exposure in children can lead to developmental delays and learning and behavioral difficulties,

BOWLING from page 20 ban, 449 Janelle Staedter, 424 Emmy Sippel Tuesday Jrs. Games Bowled Oct. 17 Oreos 18-7, Mighty Rollers 15-10, Crazy Squatch 15-10, Monkeys 1312, Floppers 13-12, Slushy 10-15, Cougars 5-20, Lady Cougars 5-20. High Boys’ Games: 112 Caleb Crass, 107 Logan Staffin, 102 Liam Kutz. High Boys’ Series: 216 Caleb Crass, 201 Logan Staffin, 177 Will Nedden. High

UW-Richland Campus to Close, Two Other UW Campuses to End In-person Instruction Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman announced on October 17, his decision to end inperson instruction at two additional branch campuses and to close one branch campus. Rothman also directed chancellors overseeing the remaining two-year campuses to work with local o_cials to determine the best uses for

REAL ESTATE from page 3 man to Michael L. Engelman And Cynthia S. Engelman Family Trust Dated February 5, 2021, County Road S, Exempt. Town of Barton James Vickery And Jennifer Vickery to James A. Vickery And Jennifer K. Vickery Family Trust Dated August 30, 2023, Hi Mount Road, Exempt. Town of Farmington Daniel & Teresa Dorzok to David & Lana Fechter, 2 Parcels Vacant Land

D.N.R. Seeking Hunting Instructors for Hunter Safety and Learn to Hunt Programs WIS. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES Are you a safe, ethical hunter with at least five years of hunting experience and a passion for passing this historic Wisconsin tradition on to future generations? We need your help to teach Hunter Education and Learn to Hunt programs. Wisconsin’s Hunter Education program has