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1 of 29 '); } Pence spent his time knitting different ideas together, which included tying the Republican Party of 1854, when it was founded in Ripon, to the Republican Party of today. He also tied President Donald Trump’s Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, to the more left-leaning former presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders and their policies to a potential rise of socialism in America. While the vice president was speaking inside Ripon College’s Great Hall, a lot of the attention was placed on what was happening not far from downtown as T...

The  Ripon Commonwealth Press will count down the top-10 stories in Ripon from 2020 over nine days, with it culminating with the top story Thursday, Dec. 31. Here is the No. 6 story from 2020, along with links to stories that ran in the past year. 6. Ripon mulls dispatching communication center to Fond du Lac County Should the city of Ripon move its dispatch center to Fond du Lac County? That has been a hot-button topic for the Ripon Common Council since August, when Police Chief Bill Wallner brought forth the issue. While he and Ripon Area Fire District Chief Tim Saul noted they donâ�...

The Ripon Commonwealth Press will count down the top-10 stories in Ripon from 2020 over nine days, with it culminating with the top story Thursday, Jan. 31.

We've got you covered. Each week, The Ripon Commonwealth Press previews the week’s news. Send suggestions and story ideas to news@riponpress.com. Public Meetings The Ripon School Board meets Monday night to consider approving the 2021-22 academic calendar and second semester Odyssey stipends. The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Ripon High School Media Center. The Green Lake Common Council meets Monday to formally appoint a new public works director and discuss other business. The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Green Lake Common Council chambers. The Green Lake School Board is set to meet Wednesday...

The Ripon Police Department announced late last month that it concluded the process of finding a permanent school resource/community resource officer, selecting Sgt. Lindsey Michels.