David Raymond Skenandore, 57, of Milwaukee, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013, in Milwaukee. Born on Dec. 27, 1955, in Milwaukee, he was the son of Evelyn (Metoxen) Skenandore and the late Walter R. Skenandore. On March 6, 1981, he was united in marriage to Geraldine LaFainer in Milwaukee. David worked as a crane operator for a construction company.

A state appeals court has ruled a 13-year-old Shawano County boy must register as a sex offender following his conviction in juvenile court for assaulting a girl he was baby-sitting. But since the boy was convicted in juvenile court of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl, his identity and whereabouts may never be known. The Wisconsin Department of Corrections tells WLUK-TV that any juvenile who registers as a sex offender will not appear on th

Shawano County and the Menominee Tribe plan to ask the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for an exception to the state highway standards for an area intersection. The exception would apply to the proposed realignment of the state Highway 47 and County Road G intersection. Chapter 75 of the state’s transportation rules requires sidewalks and bike paths to be included with all new highway construction or reconstruction.

A Keshena man pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Green Bay to sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl earlier this year. According to the plea agreement filed in court: Jacob J. Zhuckkahosee, 20, told FBI investigators that he went to a friend’s residence on the Menominee Indian Reservation on the day of the assault and got high on synthetic marijuana.

Prosecutors in a double homicide trial concentrated on contradictory accounts from a rural Shawano man about the day his ex-lover and her brother were slain in 2009, a love-affair diary his mistress allegedly kept and the use of marijuana as loan repayment. Assistant Attorney General Richard Dufour on Wednesday recalled two investigators to testify in the trial of Daniel Schmidt, 30, who faces life in prison for the murders of Kimberly Rose, 32,

A small gathering of people took a moment to remember loved ones lost too soon during a candlelight remembrance Tuesday at Swedberg Funeral Home. Today’s society denies death, said Ellen Swedberg, co-founder of Reaching Out About Depression and Suicide (ROADS).

Starting this fall, Community Memorial Hospital will be part of a national pilot project for small, rural hospitals focusing on transfers from the emergency department. The project is supported by MetaStar and funded through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The Office of Rural Health is also working in partnership on this effort.

Proceedings from Oct. 10 A preliminary hearing will be held Nov. 1 for Thomas J. LaViolette, 42, Oconto. He is charged with strangulation and suffocation, battery and disorderly conduct and was arrested Aug. 10 in Oconto. A $500 cash bond continues. An arraignment will take place Nov. 13 for Dylan J. Wittock, 19, Lena. He is charged with being party to burglary, party to causing criminal damage to property, and two counts of theft.

At 3:57 a.m. Sept. 22, a car driven by a Wabeno woman was traveling south on North Road in the town of Lakewood. The vehicle failed to negotiate a curve, entered a ditch and rolled onto its roof, striking several trees. The driver was injured and transported to a medical facility. Three female passengers in the vehicle were not injured. At 2:15 a.m. Oct.