Sports

PORT WASHINGTON’S GARETT KAWCZYNSKI maintained control over Hartford’s Ayden Grulke in Saturday’s state final as assistant coaches Brandon Werner (from left) and Josh Konitzer and head coach Angelo LaRosa gave instructions. (Lower) GARETT KAWCZYNSKI (upside down) used any way he could to score points in the 285-pound Division 1 final at the Kohl Center in Madison on Saturday night. Kawczynski beat his friend and North Shore Conference opponent Ayden Grulke of Hartford in a 20-3 technical fall in 3 minutes, 34 seconds. Photos by Mitch Maersch
Garett Kawczynski paced back and forth with powerful purpose like a lion ready to stalk its prey. He slapped his coaches’ hands with fierce high fives.
He was a Pirate, and he got his gold.
Less than four minutes later, Kawczynski took the same...
Op-Ed
“Turning electricity into data is one of the most profitable businesses in the world.”
Those are the words of Brian Janous, co-founder of Cloverleaf Infrastructure, at a data industry conference in New York in 2024.
Cloverleaf is working hard to turn electricity into profits by bringing a data center to Port Washington to be...
Good Living
Julie Lanser is driven to do more.
She didn’t just join the Belgium Fire Department; she worked to become a full-time firefighter in Sheboygan.
She didn’t just take up yoga; she started her own business to teach it.
She didn’t just start running to...
Business

THE FREDONIA SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL PARK is just beginning to take shape, but Village Administrator Christophe Jenkins (left) and Village President Dan Gehrke, who stood Tuesday on what will soon be a road through the park, said they are confident the investment of public money in the project will pay off by bringing businesses to the village. Photo by Sam Arendt
Creating the Southern Industrial Park was a gamble by the Fredonia Village Board.
The board purchased the land southeast of its existing industrial park for $1.2 million in 2021 and borrowed $5 million to fund that purchase, the installation of...