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It’s never too late to become what you might have been

“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” — Albert Einstein Congratulations to William (Bill) Beyer on his recent retirement. Bill began his employment with the City on June 13, 1977. He officially retired on July 1 of this year. He worked in the Department of Public Works as a truck driver.
More history of the Soo Line depot
To the editor: Referencing Ron Dahm’s letter to the editor of July 26 regarding the preservation of the Soo Line (Wisconsin and Northern) depot, Mr. Daum misses a number of salient facts that should be brought to the attention of the residents of Shawano County. The Wisconsin and Northern Railroad, which eventually connected Neenah to Argonne, was begun in 1906 and completed by 1920.
Volunteer Profile
Karen Klegin and Patty Retzlaff work together on the silent auction items for the Sacred Heart parish picnic. Klegin was born and raised in Clintonville, graduating from Clintonville High School. She earned a degree in teaching from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and a master’s in reading from UW-Stevens Point.
Brewers bus and newborns
From time to time we take mini-vacations from the farm. We don’t have the opportunity to get away for longer stretches very often. I went to visit our son in California last September for six days. I wanted my husband to come along, too, but it just didn’t work out. Corn silage was being harvested; it’s always something.
Clintonville out of tourney
The Clintonville American Legion baseball team was eliminated from the Class A state tournament Friday in Viroqua with a 12-5 loss to Westby. Westby led 4-1, but three consecutive hits — an RBI single by Adam Weatherwax, a two-RBI single by Kolin Kubitz and an RBI double by Turner Doornink — put Clintonville ahead 5-4 in the second inning. Clintonville would be stymied the rest of the way, though, as Westby added a run in the third inning, two in
Operation Deer Watch under way
More than 14,000 deer hunters and others interested in deer management are logging their daily deer sightings statewide as part of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ Operation Deer Watch, which kicked off Thursday. The effort is designed to help the DNR monitor and evaluate Wisconsin’s deer herd. Observers are asked to report the number of does, bucks and fawns seen and include information on the grouping of the deer, the date and dee
World of Outlaws sets speed standard
This past week’s World Of Outlaws Late Model Series visit to the Shawano Speedway was a feast for those who hunger for speed. Twenty-six of the 33 late models on hand qualified at less than twenty seconds. Fast qualifier Rick Eckert timed in at 18.883 seconds around the historic half mile to set a new standard for the fastest lap at the track. In 2012 Tim Fuller turned a lap time of 20.151 seconds as the night’s fast qualifier.
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Douglas ‘Doug’ Edward Prickette
“For we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands.” — 2 Cor. 5:1 Doug Prickette, a lifelong resident of Shawano, realized his dream on Tuesday morning, July 30, 2013, by returning to our Heavenly Father. He was born on April 3, 1941, in Appleton to the late Walter (Bud) and Anne (Thurner) Prickette.
Jolly ready to make most of second chance
For the first time in three years, big No. 97 will be plugging holes in the Green Bay Packers defensive front. Johnny Jolly has a fresh st art with the Packers after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reinstated the troubled defensive lineman in February.
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