What Was Lost (16): Ghosts of Long Lake BY KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR “Tell us a story,” the children said as they sat by Grandma Browne and the lantern light. The best time to tell them, of course, was on a Long Lake night. From those of the living and those of the dead, Her tales were not from a book but rather her head. Some stories were embellished, and others were true.

Library Happenings Activities At The Campbellsport Public Library The Campbellsport Public Library, 220 N. Helena St. in Campbellsport, is offering the following programs. For more information, contact the library at director@campbellsportlibrary. org or 920-533-8534. I have always loved the sounds of the everchanging Wisconsin seasons, the lawn mower buzz of summer, suddenly gives way

Check It Out! LORI KREIS KEWASKUM LIBARIAN Last month we received emails from our book vendors that orders we have placed for new books may be delayed. The reason given was that there is a shortage with the supply chain. What does that really mean? Well, think of everything that goes into producing a book. There is paper and ink, not to mention delivery of the product. All of this is adversely

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FOOD DONATIONS from page 1 Hunter’s “Terror Shed” haunted house is located at 5143 State Highway 28, near Kewaskum. The Terror Shed is open on Fridays and Saturdays in October, 6:30 p.m.10:30 p.m. Admission is five non-perishable food items or $5, with all donations going to the Kewaskum Community Pantry. Participants are asked to check dates to make sure the food has not expired. In

CAMP from page 1 stuck in the mud and we had to use teamwork to pull each other out. It was also exciting to get to know my classmates who attended a different elementary school than me. It gave me a chance to meet people who are not in my classes back at school.” The sixth-grade camp is part of the Kewaskum School District’s overall transition plan to ensure that students start their

Kewaskum Volleyball ends season in Regional Finals The Kewaskum High School volleyball team ended its season on Saturday, Oct. 23, with a 3-0 loss to Sauk Prairie in the Regional Finals. “This was a tough end to the season. We were placed with the number-one team in D2 rankings, and we played a tough, tough match against them. They had two 6-foot seniors and a very solid Libero, but we