The Shawano Community High School girls golf team opened its season Friday at the 16-team Seymour Invitational at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour. The Hawks finished 13th, with a team score of 465, led by Courtney Baumann’s round of 104. Megan Beck had the second-best day for Shawano, shooting 108.

With 14 seniors, including three with all-Bay Conference honors, the Shawano Community High School boys soccer team is poised to have a big season. The Hawks, who went 8-9 and finished fourth in the Bay Conference (5-5) last year, are loaded with experience. “I have a lot of talented people,” Shawano coach Bob Croschere said. “The situation this year is that I don’t have enough room for all the players that could be varsity level.

I have driven over the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge in Green Bay countless times. I never really enjoyed that journey, because I am afraid of heights, and let’s face it, that bridge is high, so I always looked straight ahead. This past week I didn’t drive over that bridge, rather, I cruised right under it, aboard the Foxy Lady.

Shawano Police Department Aug. 15 Police logged 25 incidents, including the following: Suspicious — Police responded to a suspicious person complaint in the 100 block of South Lincoln Street. Theft — A TV was reported stolen in the 500 block of South Union Street. Shoplifting — Generations Consignment, 135 S.

“Be happy, and a reason will come along.” — Robert Brault On Monday evening, the Shawano Medical Center reuse task force went on a tour of the facility. Drawings of the various heating/cooling systems and the dates of building additions were distributed to the members.

Quite by accident we learned that my uncle was gravely ill. We believe it was a God-thing. Sometimes events occur that, to our human minds, are coincidental, when in fact, they had been divinely arranged. My sister was waiting her turn at a dentist appointment and struck up a conversation with a gal she was casually acquainted with. Somehow the chat wound its way around to our uncle and she mentioned he was not well.

To the editor: The article “New position signals shakeup at SCEPI” in the Aug. 9 edition of The Shawano Leader inferred that the development of a new position will guide the SCEPI organization in the future.

Shawano police Thursday caught two alleged burglars in the act after responding to a suspicious person complaint on South Main Street. Kody R. Koeller, 17, and James C.

Shawano School District residents will be asked to approve a $26.7 million budget at the district’s annual meeting Monday. The meeting is expected to be less tense than the 2012 annual meeting, when the budget included a sharp increase in the tax rate, from $8.98 to $9.95 per $1,000 of equalized valuation.