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The state Division of Criminal Investigation executes search warrants at the homes of three members of the Gra...

The School District of Wabeno started one four years ago. It has only grown in scope and popularity since. The School District of Wabeno was able to use its fab lab to masks during the pandemic. Credit Wabeno School Fab Lab and Shop Students have been able to create metal and wood signs, vinyl stickers and graphics, engravings on glasses and tumblers, and 3D printed a lot of prototypes. District Administrator Jeff Walsh says it teaches students a lot of valuable skills. “They can use this and go in many avenues. They could go to the workforce with the training they’ve had they can go to ...

He later learned that wasn't the case. After the city clerk's office posted the District 13 results online, showing Lobner as the victor, an error was found that gave Hartzheim 10 additional votes and swung Lobner’s eight-vote win into a two-vote loss. In the end, Hartzheim received 463 votes (50.1%) compared with 461 (49.9%) for Lobner. "It's been kind of an interesting night after I had publicly announced that I had won," Lobner told The Post-Crescent. Lobner, the council president for the past two years, said he was thinking about requesting a recount but hadn't yet made a decision. Be...

REFERENDUMS In the Howard-Suamico School District, voters approved both referendum questions. The first passed, 3,656-3,356. Voters approved the second, 3,784-3,232. HOWARD-SUAMICO SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENDUM 1 Shall the Howard-Suamico School District, Brown County, Wisconsin be authorized to exceed the revenue limit specified in Section 121.91, Wisconsin Statutes, for a duration of five years beginning with the 2023-2024 school year and ending with the 2027-2028 school year by an amount of $5,000,000 per year for non-recurring purposes consisting of reducing class sizes, employee compensatio...

Relevant experience: Did not reply. Why are you running for office? Gerend: I am running for the school board because I am passionate about public education and believe it is tied to the vitality of our community. I learned firsthand as a child how powerful good schools are in nurturing and supporting students. Investing in our children now means a vibrant future for Wrightstown. We must support, respect, recognize, and have faith in our teachers and staff that have the important job of educating our children. Teachers cannot do this work alone. I want to be able to work with parents, te...