21 July 2021

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JIM

JIM


JIM from page 1 The Right Decision As it turned out, Jim had somehow managed to run all the way back onto the main trails of the wildlife refuge (south end of Horicon Marsh). He ran down one of the trails, marsh on both sides of him. On his run, Jim encountered some hikers. In a panic, he took a right and jumped into the water. Luckily, Jim was able to swim to the only island that side
14 July 2021

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Changing of the Guard,  Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign

Changing of the Guard, Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign


Changing of the Guard, Elected Kekoskee Officials Resign KAREN ROUSE EDITOR Resignations of elected officials of the Village of Kekoskee, President Don Hilgendorf and Trustees Loris Geschke and Allen Schellinger were accepted during a special meeting held early Sunday morning, July 11. The resignations were effective immediately. “Ater two and one-half to three years as a board, I compliment

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Myron R. Schrauth

Myron R. Schrauth


1943. Myron R. Schrauth Myron R. Schrauth, loving husband of Car ( olyn, father of four, and grandfather of two, passed away on July 7, 2021. He was 89 years old. Born on August 13, 1931, in LeRoy, to Loretta (Bonack) and Roman Schrauth, Myron graduated from Mayville High School and later at ( tended Dodge County Teacher’s College. He settled in Beaver Dam where he married Carolyn Scharpf

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Marlene A. Buehner  Kottke Farkas

Marlene A. Buehner Kottke Farkas


Marlene A. Buehner Kottke Farkas Marlene A. Buehner Kottke Farkas, 78, of Fond du Lac passed away on Tuesday, July 6, 2021, at the Hospice Home of Hope in Fond du Lac. Marlene was born the daughter of Ervin and Marie (O’Connor) Buehner on February 4, She was a graduate of St. Mary Springs High School in 1960. Marlene was married to her former spouse, Gary Kottke, on August 25, 1962, at

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Black Sky

Black Sky


PUBLISHER’S LETTER Black Sky Dear Reader, We live in a highly interconnected world, and things don’t always go the way we want them to. Today’s column therefore is about preparedness for extraordinary occurrences. Consider these events: • In May of this year, hackers disrupted fuel supplies for several weeks with the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. This had an enormous