
Get to Know Plymouth Council Members Over Coffee
Plymouth residents will have another opportunity to get to know their elected leaders. The City has shared that the next Coffee with Council event will be held tomorrow (September 23rd) from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. The open discussion will take place at Hartman's Bakery on East Mill Street and feature District 4 Alders ...
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Habitat for Humanity Lakeside Home Buyers Program Helping Keep Children Out of Harm's Way
Habitat for Humanity Lakeside is doing its part to keep children out of harm's way with its Home Buyers Program. Currently, Habitat Lakeside is building its 53rd home in the Sheboygan community, while homes 54 and 55 are not far behind that. After those 55 homes are completed, Habitat Lakeside will have played a crucia...
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Senator Baldwin's Bill Aimed at Combating Fentanyl Crisis En Route to President Trump's Desk
With bipartisan support, a Wisconsin Senator's bill aimed at fighting the fentanyl crisis in America is heading to President Donald Trump's desk. The Safe Response Act, authored by Senator Tammy Baldwin, passed the Senate last week and is set to be signed into law by President Trump. The act has garnered strong support...
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Two Rivers Police Get New Police Agreement Includes Wage Increase and Wellness Checks
The Two Rivers Police Department union has gotten a new contract with the city. The agreement with the police union is projected to increase patrol wages in 2026 by 3.08% for officers. It will allow the department to be competitive with comparable departments around the state. City Manager Kyle Kordell explains that fo...
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Rep. Tittl Trying to Advance Bill Allowing Adoptees Access to their Original Birth Certificate
A local representative is supporting a bill that would allow teens who were adopted to see their original birth certificate. 25th District Representative Paul Tittl of Manitowoc explains that the bill has had a hearing in committee, but not a full vote. If signed into law, Rep. Tittl's bill would allow a child over 18 ...
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Manitowoc Library Board Meets Tonight to Review Finances, Summer Reading Program
There is only one meeting scheduled for today (September 22nd) in the City of Manitowoc. The Library Board will convene in the Library Board Room at 5:00 p.m. where the public will be given time to comment. Then, after reviewing their financial reports, the group will read a letter sent by Fire Chief Todd Balser, thank...
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Manitowoc Woman Accused of Poisoning a Salad
A Manitowoc woman has been arrested for allegedly poisoning someone's salad. Detective Schultz was attached to the case on August 25th, which is when he learned of a phone call between the 31-year-old suspect and the unidentified victim. Detective Schultz attempted to speak with the suspect on September 3rd, but she re...
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Sheboygan County Warming Center Receives Major Donation from Pay It Forward
The Sheboygan County Warming Center has received a big donation from another local organization. The group has announced that Scott and Kathleen Labonte of Sheboygan Area Pay It Forward have donated all of their shelving and many other items to the Warming Center after going on an indefinite hiatus. This choice to give...
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Doris C. Hartman
Doris C. Hartman, age 90, a resident of Manitowoc, entered eternal life on Sunday, September 14, 2025, at her home with family by her side. Doris was born on December 15, 1934, in Barnes, WI, to the late Harvey C. and Ruby (Trovillo) Smith. On August 6, 1976, Doris married Walter K. Hartman in Waukegan, IL. He preceded...
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EWC Girls Tennis Standings Remain Close as Playoffs Approach
The Eastern Wisconsin Conference girls' tennis standings are still quite tight as we draw ever closer to playoff time. Kohler remains unbeaten at 4-0 in conference matchups and keeps hold of the top spot. They are followed closely by St. Mary Catholic and Sheboygan Falls, each of whom is 3-1, while Roncalli/Two Rivers ...
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