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Emergencies can't follow a schedule, but blood donors can, and the American Red Cross is asking donors to keep some dates in mind for opportunities in...

SHEBOYGAN - Voters will head to the polls again on April 6 to choose between Jill Underly and Deborah Kerr for state superintendent of public instruction and decide on other local races and referendums. Among the contested races to keep an eye on in Sheboygan are the races for mayor, City Council District 2 and school board. Samantha Bastil is running unopposed to fill Judge L. Edward Stengel's spot as judge for Sheboygan County Circuit Court's Branch 1. Stengel announced his retirement in November after 36 years as a judge in the county and eight as district attorney. Bastil worked in...

(WHBL) – There’s been one change caused by the pandemic that may be around for some time: the demise of the school snow day. The arrival of virtual learning almost everywhere has prompted some school districts, such as Plymouth, to do away with snow days altogether and simply go virtual, as is the case today.  The Sheboygan Falls School District has that same policy in place. In Random Lake, the first snow day – which already occurred – isn’t made up, but second and subsequent days will go virtual, and students were sent home with their devices on Wednesday just in case.

(WHBL) – There’s been one change caused by the pandemic that may be around for some time: the demise of the school snow day. The arrival of virtual learning almost everywhere has prompted some school districts, such as Plymouth, to do away with snow days altogether and simply go virtual, as is the case today.  The Sheboygan Falls School District has that same policy in place. In Random Lake, the first snow day – which already occurred – isn’t made up, but second and subsequent days will go virtual, and students were sent home with their devices on Wednesday just in case.

(WHBL) – There’s been one change caused by the pandemic that may be around for some time: the demise of the school snow day. The arrival of virtual learning almost everywhere has prompted some school districts, such as Plymouth, to do away with snow days altogether and simply go virtual, as is the case today.  The Sheboygan Falls School District has that same policy in place. In Random Lake, the first snow day – which already occurred – isn’t made up, but second and subsequent days will go virtual, and students were sent home with their devices on Wednesday just in case.