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Wolf suspected in killing of calf

An Angus calf was reportedly killed by a wolf July 7 in Oconto County, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

The killing occurred on a farm east of Suring.

The DNR classified the death of the calf as a “probable wolf depredation.” That means there was “clear evidence strongly suggesting that one or more wolves were responsible.”

ThedaCare named among top health organizations

ThedaCare was named one of the 15 Top Health Systems in the nation by Modern Healthcare and Premier Inc.

The announcement follows an objective quantitative analysis conducted by Premier, a technology-driven healthcare improvement company. The annual study evaluates health system performance considering clinical outcomes, operational efficiency and patient experience to identify high-performing health organizations.

United Way filling void in key areas

United Way is getting more involved in area activities, especially when it comes to food and homelessness.

Uriah Williams, executive director for Shawano County’s United Way program, told the Shawano Common Council on July 8 that the sudden closure of Newcap earlier this year left a void in the services provided for emergency homeless shelters.

4 bids received for sheriff’s patrol boat

Members of the Shawano County Public Safety Committee opened four bids for a new patrol boat for the sheriff’s department July 8 and encountered a wide range of prices.

Bids were received from American Marine and Motorsports in Shawano, Appleton Boats and two firms in Florida.

“I have not looked at them obviously, so I don’t know how they compare,” said Dana Ritchie, office manager at the sheriff’s department.

KerberRose presents good audit for Shawano

The city of Shawano’s finances are in good shape, according to an annual audit by KerberRose that was presented July 8 to the Shawano Common Council.

Gillett turns over dirt to start new playground for Zippel Park

Gillett’s 70-year-old playground equipment and other iterations will soon be relegated to the past as the city broke ground July 7 on a new $1 million playground at Zippel Park being paid for by a Community Development Block Grant.

HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital receives award from American Heart Association

HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines-Rural Coronary Artery Disease STEMI Gold award.

This recognition is given for the hospital’s commitment to offering rapid, research-based care to people experiencing a specific type of heart attack known as an ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), the most severe and dangerous type of heart attack.

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