Check It Out! A Column By Kewaskum Librarian Lori Kreis Nineteen eightyseven is an awesome number. It is the year my son was born. It was also the year that The Simpsons was seen on TV for the first time. Nineteen eightyseven is just 13 less than two thousand. For math geeks it is the 300th prime number. How cool is that? 1,987 is also the amount of people we (Washington County Libraries) interacted

continued from front Village Takes First Steps To Improve Facilities Architects will have a larger footprint to work with than what is currently available for the village facilities, according to Village Administrator Matt Heiser. The Kewaskum Public Library Foundation, Inc. owns the empty lot located directly east of the library. The foundation wants that property to be used for a

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Back Home Surprise! Tractors Teach Life Lessons By Chris Hardie If the measure of success is the ability to climb back up on the horse that bucked me, then I have the saddle sores to prove it. The bell rang for round two of my seemingly endless and so far fruitless quest of putting up some hay this summer to feed my animals. Round one ended when Mother Nature delivered a knockout punch