Author Archives: Seehafernews
Better Business Bureau Warns of Summer Scams
Summer tends to be a fun time of year for people. Pack the family up and head out to the lake, have a picnic, and other fun activities. It is also fun for the scam artists of the world, as they get to...
Jun 10, 2019 Widjaya Ivan / CC
Manitowoc City Meeting 6/10/2019
The City of Manitowoc will be kicking off this week with a Public Safety Committee meeting tonight at 6:00 PM. The committee will gather in the Council Chambers in City Hall, and will discuss the Sex ...
Jun 10, 2019
Wisconsin Spring Turkey Harvest Relatively Unchanged from 2018
Preliminary totals show Wisconsin turkey hunters registered 38,556 birds during the 2019 spring turkey hunting season, which is only about 300 birds less than were registered in the spring 2018 season...
Jun 10, 2019
Blizzard to Host a Playoff game in Green Bay
In Indoor Football League action over the weekend the Green Bay Blizzard rolled past the Cedar Rapids River Kings 56-15. The Blizzard, who are in the IFL Playoffs for the first time in 7-years, will b...
Jun 10, 2019
Manitowoc Legion Baseball Opens Season with 2 Wins
The Manitowoc American Legion Baseball season began yesterday at Municipal Field. Coach Kevin Stangel's team started things off with a pair of wins. Legion Post 88 defeated Marshfield 6-1 in the opene...
Jun 10, 2019
Jodat and Derks Win HFM Marathon, Theyerl and Brinkley Claim Half-Marathon
The 8th annual HFM Maritime Marathon was held yesterday under cool, overcast skies. The 26.2 mile run from Manitowoc to Port Sandy Bay, north of Two Rivers and back again, was won by Waukesha's Jacob ...
Jun 10, 2019
Mishicot Falls to Horicon in State Finals
The Mishicot Girls Softball team came up just short in their quest for a state title over the weekend. Following a 5-1 win over Pacelli Thursday evening, the Indians faced off against the top-seeded, ...
Jun 10, 2019
HFM Announces 2019 Scholarship Recipients
Holy Family Memorial and its medical staff recently awarded scholarships, totaling $13,000 to seven area students who are attending or will attend an accredited educational institution and have declar...
Jun 10, 2019
Farmers Struggling to Get Crops in the Ground
Farmers are being forced to continue to wait to get their crops planted due to heavy rain followed by short drying times. Crop consultant Shawn Eckstein is very worried about the problem, saying "We a...
Jun 10, 2019 decar66 / CC
State Budget Work Could Be Wrapped Up This Week
There's still work to be done, but the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee could complete work on the two-year Wisconsin state budget this week. The spending plan would then advance to the state Ass...
Jun 10, 2019
