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Oconto County Court News

• Randy L. Brempell, 54, Lena, pleaded no contest March 10 to burglary to a building or dwelling. Judge Michael Judge withheld sentencing and placed him on two years of probation with conditions including five months in county jail.

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Shawano County Sheriff’s Department

March 15

Deputies responded to 103 incidents, including automobile theft on Poplar Road in the town of Richmond; a disturbance on Home Street in Wittenberg; one 911 call; two traffic hazards; two welfare checks; 70 crashes.

March 14

Oconto County Public Record

Oconto County Sheriff's Department

Cleanup from blizzard begins

Cleanup from the 2 feet of snow dropped by Blizzard Elsa is underway. Many businesses and school districts closed March 16-17, but some reopened their doors on St. Patrick's Day. City and county government offices, and the U.S. Post Office, opened March 17 after the storm closed down much of the area the day before.

Photos: Luck of the Irish

Tim Lohmiller, of Shawano, was in full St. Patrick’s garb at the St. Patrick’s Day parade March 14. Hundreds of people lined Lake Drive for the annual event.

First set of Swiderski apartments opening in May

The first wave of S.C. Swiderski’s Wittenberg apartments are nearing completion, and the housing company opened up some of them for the public to check out March 12.

It didn’t take long for the open apartments to fill up with interested people, and applications are already coming in, according to managers on the site. The first eight units, all single-level apartments, are expected to open in May.

Proposed Kenosha casino project moves forward

The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs has released the draft environmental assessment for the proposed Hard Rock Casino in Kenosha.

The EA analyzes the potential effects of acquiring land in Kenosha for the Menominee Indian Tribe and its proposed development of the property as a casino-hotel, offering class III gaming pursuant to the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, consistent with other tribal casinos in the state.

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