Leaders in the town of Little River want residents to go to the polls before a $25 million law enforcement center is constructed in their town. On Thursday, the Town Board rejected an amendment to its annexation agreement with Oconto that would have paved the way to build the center in the town. “We had a long discussion on it, and we looked at a lot of the different issues pertaining to it,” Town Chairman Tom DesJarlais said, “but it all boiled

Shawano Police Department Aug. 25 Police logged 19 incidents, including the following: Disturbance — Police responded to a disturbance at Flamingo’s, 1017 E. Green Bay St. Assault — Police investigated a report of an assault at Headquarters, 121 S.

Mary K. Sawicki, 60, of rural Tigerton, passed away Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident close to her home. The former Mary Kay McGraw was born in Appleton to John and Cele (Steinhauer) McGraw. She was raised in the Leopolis area and graduated from Marion High School in 1972.

It wasn’t the way Al Tomow drew it up. The Shawano Community High School football team lost to Bay Conference foe Hortonville 52-0 in Tomow’s debut as head coach Friday at the school. “I’m disappointed it got away from us a little quicker than we were expecting,” Tomow said.

After winning a Bay Conference title a season ago, the Shawano/Bonduel high school swim team faces a year of big changes. Sharon Hanson takes over as coach for Jim Philbrick, who held the position for two years. Also gone is one of the strongest swimmers in the school’s history—two-time state champion Mackenzie Buss, who holds multiple pool and team records. Hanson, who was an assistant coach the last two years with the team, said the Hawks have

The Bonduel High School football team opened its season Friday with a 39-0 nonconference win over visiting Crivitz. “We were determined to start fast and we did that,” Bonduel coach James Westrich said.

Eagles fall to HOPE Christian The Menominee Indian High School football team lost its season-opening game 28-14 to Milwaukee HOPE Christian on Friday in Milwaukee. HOPE Christian took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and led 28-8 by halftime. Menominee Indian quarterback Dallas Madosh ran for a touchdown in the second quarter and hit Michael Pecore for a 32-yard touchdown in the third. Chargers lose to Northland Pines The Wittenberg-Birnamwood Hi

Guy D. Crowe, 63, of Keshena, began his journey to the spirit world on Thursday evening, Aug. 22, 2013. Guy was born Jan. 28, 1950, in Keshena, a son of the late Albert P. Sr. and Evelyn (Teller) Crowe (Kaquatosh). Guy lived and worked in Milwaukee for several years before returning to the Menominee Reservation. When he moved back, he was employed at the tribal offices in the maintenance department.

This past week has been so filled with comings and goings, that I didn’t know what to write about this week. After hearing about an accident due to the fact that someone was passing when they shouldn’t have, and the person driving the oncoming car was killed. I couldn’t help but think about all of the times I have had to avoid vehicles in similar situations. People seem to pass whenever they want, whether it is in a no passing zone or not.