06 November 2024

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Library Events

Library Events


Library Events Activities at the Campbellsport Public Library 220 North Helena St. www.campbellsportlibrary.org 920-533-8534 Greetings from the Campbellsport Public Library! As the crisp autumn air settles in and we approach the season of thankfulness, our library is excited to announce a special initiative to give back to our community! Through November 15 we invite you to participate

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Community

Community


Community CALENDAR (We welcome submissions to the Community Calendar by emailing Clarice Case, editor, at ccase@mmclocal.com . Deadline for each Thursday edition, with the exception for holidays, is on Monday at 2 p.m.) Recurring events: • Every Monday & Wednesday — Washington County Clean Sweep Household Hazardous Waste Collection at Veolia Environmental Services, W124N9451 Boundary

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Two Rodenkirch Students from Germany Visit St. Michael’s

Two Rodenkirch Students from Germany Visit St. Michael’s


Two Rodenkirch Students from Germany Visit St. Michael’s STEVE BACKHAUS PARISH MEMBER On Monday, October 28, two students from Germany, Caroline and Lennart (Lenny), and their school principal, Christoph, from their school in Germany visited St. Michael’s. This was all arranged by their German teacher, Diana Grogan Schomers, who was also there. Diana was also at St. Michael’s on

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K.H.S. Volleyball Ends Season  with Close Sectional Loss

K.H.S. Volleyball Ends Season with Close Sectional Loss


K.H.S. Volleyball Ends Season with Close Sectional Loss BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School girls’ volleyball team hosted Grafton on Thursday, Oct. 31 for a playoff game. After securing the title of Regional Champions, the girls were now playing to make it as far as possible in the playoffs with the championship final four wins away. The Indians lost the first match (25-18)

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PATRIOTS

PATRIOTS


PATRIOTS from page 4 ed Gessert Motor Co. with his brother until 1932. They moved to West Bend where he also owned and operated auto dealerships until 1944.” Talking to the family, that 1944 claim is true – but unfi nished. Floyd did take a leave from cars, but that was because he had to. Rationing and World War II’s demand for vehicles and metal took away the car market. He paused on automobiles