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Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES

Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES

Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES BY ANNE TRAUTNER REPORTER Angie Petersen is the new principal at Farmington Elementary and i4Learning Community School. Petersen, who has a master’s degree in education from Viterbo University, replaced Jacob Flood as the new principal of the two schools. Flood is now the curriculum director for the Kewaskum School District. Petersen
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Shelley Hyde is new KES principal

Shelley Hyde is new KES principal

Shelley Hyde is new KES principal BY ANNE TRAUTNER REPORTER Shelley Hyde is the new principal at Kewaskum Elementary School this year. “I am excited about putting to practice the things I value and care about, and I want to lead by example. I care about people, and want to show staff that when they need something, I’m there,” Hyde said. “I am excited about doing what is best for
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24 November 2021

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Thanksgiving meal served with kindness

Thanksgiving meal served with kindness

Thanksgiving meal served with kindness BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR A delicious Thanksgiving meal with all the fixings was served to approximately 90 senior citizens on Saturday, Nov. 20. Members of the Kewaskum High School Key Club served the meal to the crowd, and the Kewaskum Kiwanis Club sponsored the event. The meal, which was served at Kewaskum High School, was open to all local senior
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Haunted house collects 3,020 pounds of food for pantry

Haunted house collects 3,020 pounds of food for pantry

Haunted house collects 3,020 pounds of food for pantry BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR Hunter Sabish, a freshman at Campbellsport High School, recently created a “Terror Shed” haunted house to collect donations for the Kewaskum Community Pantry. With the help of his friend Kaleb Eggers, also a freshman at CHS, Hunter began working to create the Terror Shed in early August. Together, the
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Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students

Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students

Kewaskum Kiwanis Club donates iPads to help Campbellsport students BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR Five students at Campbellsport Elementary School recently received iPads from the Kewaskum Kiwanis Club as part of the Wisconsin Kiwanis Autism Project. Kelsey Wade, one of the special education teachers at Campbellsport Elementary School, is very grateful for the opportunities this See IPADS
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17 November 2021

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Healing continues after attack by cow

Healing continues after attack by cow

Healing continues after attack by cow BY GARY FEIDER EDITOR OF THE SOUNDER Farm accidents can happen in an instant, as Jessica A. Ramel experienced with a new mother cow more than a year ago. She sustained serious injuries that caused her wedding day to be postponed twice — and her restorative dental work is not expected to be complete until this month. She was working at Windy Hill
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Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum

Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum

Spenner appointed village president of Kewaskum BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR At the regular board meeting on Monday, Nov. 15, the Kewaskum Village Board voted 5-1 to appoint David Spenner as the new village president, effective on Jan. 1. “I am honored to have the confidence of my fellow board trustees and intend to continue our practice of open dialog and listening to all perspectives;
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10 November 2021

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Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration

Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration

Kewaskum Area Running Group offers support and inspiration BY ANNE TRAUTNER EDITOR In January 2020, Heather Lettow wanted to start a group in the Kewaskum area to run monthly 5K runs. She invited some friends to join the group. She hoped that it would provide accountability for everyone’s individual exercise routines. Jessi Steinert joined the group shortly after it started and offered
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