Saturday, April 11

Washington County Invitational

Pulaski golfers tied for 37th place among 54 teams at the Hartford Golf Club and the Washington County Golf Course.

The Red Raiders, who tied with St. Croix Central for a 684, had a first round score of 351 and a second round score of 333.

Shawano’s girls soccer team tied Waupun 2-2 on April 11 in Waupun.

The Hawks are 1-0-1, while the Warriors dropped to 0-2-1.

Saturday, April 11

De Pere 16, Pulaski 4

De Pere jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first period and never looked back as they defeated Pulaski’s boys lacrosse team 16-4.

Everett Just lead the Red Raiders with five goals on the season. He is also Pulaski’s points leader with six.

Pulaski is 0-4 in the Bay Valley Conference and 0-5 overall.

Alec Ingold has accomplished what very few people in northeast Wisconsin have — being a fullback in the National Football League.

Ingold paid a visit April 9 to Abrams Elementary School to let students know that they can have their dreams come true, too, as long as they have a good attitude and work hard. A smile also goes a long way, he said.

Thursday, April 9

GB Cats Invite

Marion/Tigerton’s boys and girls track team won a six-team meet in Bowler, with Gresham/Bowler teams placing second.

The Marion/Tigerton boys scored 182 points, followed by Gresham/Bowler with 83, Menominee Nation in fourth with 67 and Wolf River Lutheran in Shawano in fifth with 56.

Oconto Falls Municipal Utilities will replace its outdated electric distribution system with modern facilities that have three time its present capacity.

“It’s aging and is ready to be replaced,” Beth Rank, interim manager, said April 9.

The Public Service Commission approved the project the same day.

One of the attorneys for Michael Ingold, a Shawano man accused of killing his girlfriend, Sheila Laudon, in June 2022, made his opening statement April 10, and he noted that Laudon’s story is going to be front and center through various witnesses.

Albert Moustakis said that medical experts, neighbors and others would vindicate his client and lead to a not-guilty verdict by the jury by the time the trial ends on April 30.

A 25-year-old Little Suamicao man is charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle as a result of a crash that killed a 48-year-old man also from Little Suamico.

Elijah Schanau faces up to 25 years in prison, a fine of $100,000 or both as a result of the April 5 crash.

Last month, Shawano County supervisors approved a maximum of $121 million that could be borrowed to build a new courthouse, jail housing pod and jail auxiliary services.

While the construction of a new public library was not part of the building plan, some supervisors urged their colleagues not to forget about the needs of the library, housed at 128 S. Sawyer St.