09 November 2022

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One Punch

One Punch

One Punch KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR John Thomas “Tom” McCarty was born on Christmas Day 1912 to John and Katherine (Becker) McCarty. This story is a tribute to his service in World War II and his origins in the Ashford Township. Those Hoops Overseas Detailed memories of Tom McCarty (1912-1982) are fewer with time. His wife died in 1969, and both of his children are deceased. Most of
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02 November 2022

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K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens

K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens

K.H.S. Students Lead Tech Class for Senior Citizens Read all about the program as told by one of Kewaskum High School’s own, Emily Miller EMILY MILLER KEWASKUM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CONTRIBUTOR On September 28, 2022, Charity Humphreys and I got the opportunity to sit in on a “technology basics” class with elderly men and women learning to use technology. We got to meet with them and
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26 October 2022

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Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan

Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan

Voters to Decide on Washington County Anti-Crime Plan ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST Voters in Washington County will decide on Nov. 8 if the county will go forward with a $3.6 million annual tax levy increase to fund the Washington County Anti-Crime Plan. If the referendum passes, the county’s levy for 2023 will increase by 9.89 percent, or $40,018,760, and there will be an ongoing increase
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19 October 2022

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C.H.S. Boys Cross Country Wins Conference

C.H.S. Boys Cross Country Wins Conference

C.H.S. Boys Cross Country Wins Conference In just their second year back in the Flyway, the Cougars have earned the title of cross country champions COACH MIKE KULIBERT CHS CROSS COUNTRY North Fond du Lac hosted the Wisconsin Flyway Cross Country Conference Meet last Thursday, Oct. 13. The meet was held at the Oriole complex and featured a three-loop course that went around the ball
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K.H.S. Volleyball Earns Undefeated, Outright Conference Championship

K.H.S. Volleyball Earns Undefeated, Outright Conference Championship

K.H.S. Volleyball Earns Undefeated, Outright Conference Championship The Indians received a two-seed in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) tournament and are currently ranked sixth in division two BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School girls volleyball team recently secured the title of East Central Conference (ECC) Champions and won the ECC Tournament
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Not So Scary!

Not So Scary!

With Halloween around the corner and snow starting to grace the fields, the Valley family (Stephanie, Erik, Lydia and Quinn) put together these friendly-looking scarecrow displays to brings some lighthearted joy to the seasons. The festive characters can be found near the intersection of Old Bridge Rd and Alpine Lane between Campbellsport and Kewaskum. “They all have inner frames and moving limbs,”
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12 October 2022

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Tracing Family Roots

Tracing Family Roots

Tracing Family Roots One man’s journey to fill out his family tree ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST In 1993, when John Henry Coulter-Vorpahl Jr. was at a Vorpahl family reunion, he heard a rumor that his family was Polish. The family’s surname supposedly had been something like Vorpinski or Vorpalski. John Henry wanted to know if that was true. “I started researching. Well, we are German.
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05 October 2022

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Honoring a Civil War Veteran

Honoring a Civil War Veteran

Honoring a Civil War Veteran ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST For more than a century, Seth Porter Church has been buried at Gage Cemetery in the Town of Auburn. But until this year, there was no stone to mark his grave. Church, who had spent much of his life serving the United States, was born on Jan. 29, 1820, and died on Feb. 3, 1901. He was a veteran of three wars, having served in the United
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