Sports
CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM’S Nolan Aponte caught a seven-yard touchdown (top left) in the second quarter at Reedsville last Friday. Above, Griffin Knight leaped to tip a pass away from Nathan Christiansen that Alex Morales intercepted. Photos by Mitch Maersch
One year after an injury-plagued season landed the Cedar Grove-Belgium High School football team in second place in the Big East Conference and one week after starting 0-2, the Rockets righted the ship.
Cedar Grove-Belgium dominated the favorite to...
Op-Ed
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew from the presidential race too late to have his name removed from the Wisconsin ballot. He will undoubtedly get a few hundred throwaway votes, or maybe a few thousand, from voters who either missed the news about his dropping out or want to show their disapproval of the two major candidates....
Good Living
ROBERT CHARLES CELEBRATED his 100th birthday last month with his daughters Patti Krebs (left) and Mary Ellen Backes. (Lower photo) Robert Charles, 100, of Grafton has kept many of his items from serving in World War II. Photo by Sam Arendt
He’s got a couple of idols he calls “true Americans” in Henry Ford for the assembly line and Sam Walton for his business acumen. And he can recall in detail most everything about his time as a soldier during World War II.
Robert Charles of Grafton...
Business
PORT WASHINGTON STATE BANK Chairman and CEO Steve Schowalter (middle), who was flanked by his brother and vice chairman of the bank’s board of directors Mark Schowalter (left) and son and COO James Schowalter, cut a ribbon at the Rotary Park pavilion signifying its recent renovation and rededication to the city. Photos by Sam Arendt
Port Washington State Bank — Port Washington’s oldest continuously operating business — rededicated its Rotary Park gazebo gift to the city last week in honor of its 125th anniversary.
Chairman and CEO Steve Schowalter said at an event attended by...
