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Wisconsin State Highway 67 speed limit set to drop to 35 MPH
KIEL, Wis. (WFRV) — The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is lowering the speed limit of one state highway to 35 miles per hour, according to a press release. The Kiel Police Department revealed that State Highway 67 between County XX and State Highway 32/57 will have its speed limit reduced from 45 mph to […]
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Firefighters save barn, home and pole shed as mutual aid crews battle Schleswig machine shed blaze
TOWN OF SCHLESWIG, Wis. — A rapid multi-agency response helped prevent a major disaster Saturday, when a fast-moving fire engulfed a large machine shed in the 18800 block of Point Creek Road in the Town of Schleswig. The Kiel Fire Department was dispatched to the scene at approximately 6:21...
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White Nationalist Group Seen In Manitowoc for the Second Time This Year
A white nationalist group showed its presence again in Manitowoc over the weekend. Patriot Front was seen protesting at the corner of Maritime Drive and S. 8th Street. They again wore white masks, blue shirts, and tan jeans while holding a sign that read “Two Parties, One Tyranny, Patriot Front.”
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Police Report Another Rise in Hyundai and Kia Thefts. Looks Like the Kia Boys Are Still Going Strong
The Kia Boys phenomenon was supposed to fade as Hyundai and Kia introduced security updates to protect vulnerable vehicles. Instead, years after the viral theft trend first gained attention, some American communities are still dealing ... Read more
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Menasha waits to learn winner of $1 million contest
MENASHA, Wis. (WBAY) - Menasha is waiting to know if its high school won a $1 million prize in T-Mobile’s high school stadium contest. The money would go a long way to rebuild Nathan Calder Stadium, which was damaged by the July 27 tornado. The million-dollar winner will be...
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Abacus Architects moves into former LTC-Sheboygan building
SHEBOYGAN – Abacus Architects has moved its Sheboygan headquarters into a 5,400-square-foot office at 1320 Niagara Ave., doubling the size of its previous main office. The architecture firm began working from the new space Nov. 2, according to a community announcement. The building, formerly home to LTC-Sheboygan Campus, is along the Sheboygan River. See the latest property transfers: $1.75M Mitchell sale leads Sheboygan County transfers | Exclusive The new single-level office was designed by Abacus Architects project leads Anne Blanke, an interior designer, and Andy Kerwin, a project coordinator. The firm said additional photos and video will be added as the interior spaces are completed. Throwback: How circuit riders led to a 175-year-old Sheboygan Falls church “The new environment allows us to cultivate and celebrate our team’s collaborative spirit where we can thrive and best honor our commitment to purposeful architecture,” said David Van Dixhorn, chief development officer of Abacus Architects. “Our drive is designing spaces that connect people and places. This new office showcases our focus on building relationships through relational architecture.” What the new Abacus Architects office includes According to the announcement, the new office includes a café and coffee bar intended for clients as well as collaboration