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Make Donation - The Crivitz Ski Cats received a donation of $10,300 from the womens group 100+ Women Giving Back Northwoods. Pictured are Top row left to right: Jack Nolan, Jason Ducane, Mike Weiting, Karen Smerchek, Sheri Olive, Megan Lazansky, Jason Smerchek; 2nd row from top: Jamie Mursau, Kira Boone, Cale Ducane, Josie Smerchek, Abby Langer,  Trevin Smerchek, Jack Nolan, Trisha Gigante; 3rd row from top: Jemma Boone, Carrie Nolan, Lily Peplinski, Cooper Nolan, Tyler Langer; Bottom row: Fiona Lazansky, Brooklynn Gigante, Maddie Langer, and Reed Gigante.

Crivitz Ski Cats Receive $10,300 Donation From Women's Group

Issue Date: January 13, 2022

On Dec. 29, the Crivitz Ski Cats accepted a $10,300 donation from the group,100 Women Giving Back Northwoods. This is the women's third donation since the group was formed in April of 2021. To date, the group has given $30,415 back to the community. The members meet four times a year, for one hour.  During the meeting, they nominate and vote on which local nonprofit will receive their collective donation. Each member then writes a check for $100 directly to the chosen charity. The concept is that simple, and is a great option for those who...
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Village of Pound Price For Garbage Pickup Going Up

Issue Date: January 13, 2022

After much discussion at its monthly meeting on Monday, Jan. 10, Pound Village Board agreed on a split vote to increase the price of garbage pickup from $1 per bag to $2 per bag, effective on Tuesday, March 1.

Trustee Wayne Gross felt they should increase the price only to $1.50, and cast the sole vote against the $2 per bag motion. Gross noted just last year they had raised the price from 50 cents to $1 per bag, and felt doubling the price again was too much. Voting in favor were trustees Mike Rogodzinski and John Homontowski, and Vill...
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Committee To Study Rental Fees, WiFi For Drees Community Center

Issue Date: January 13, 2022

After nearly an hour of discussion on at its meeting on Monday, Jan. 10, the City of Peshtigo Fire, Lighting and Building Committee agreed they want to get WiFi installed at the Drees Community Center. They also agreed to do some more research before changing rental fees there, or altering the list of organizations that use it without cost.

Mayor Cathi Malke invited non-profit organizations to use the Council Chambers for meetings at no charge whenever the space is not needed for city meetings. Clerk/Treasurer Tammy Kasal commented the ...
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Town Board Hears Four Water Supply Possibilities

Issue Date: January 13, 2022

A special Town of Peshtigo Board meeting was held on Thursday, Jan. 6 for the purpose of a presentation from Strand Engineering for those impacted by (PFAS) contamination or for those that may be impacted in the future.A Water Supply Alternatives Analysis was provided by Project Lead Engineer Nate Ewanowski of Strand, with the first major update to come out of discussions between Town of Peshtigo, Tyco, Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) and other parties involved in identifying a long-term water solution for Town residents for Areas 1A (JCI Study Ar...
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Riverside Cemetery Sets Goals For The New Year

Issue Date: January 13, 2022

The Peshtigo Riverside Cemetery Annual meeting was held Monday, Jan. 10 prior to the regular cemetery meeting.

It was announced that 2021 was a productive year with mapping and signing of the cemetery completed along with placing of the Columbarium's.

President Mike Swiatnicki thanked Sexton John Garon and Assistant Grounds Keeper Wes Olson for the excellent job they are doing in keeping the cemetery looking fantastic over the past year. It is amazing how just a two person crew can get so much work done. Swiatnicki added, ...
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Issue Date Department Headline
01-13-2022Front Page
Crivitz Ski Cats Receive $10,300 Donation From Women's Group
01-13-2022Front Page
Village of Pound Price For Garbage Pickup Going Up
01-13-2022Front Page
Committee To Study Rental Fees, WiFi For Drees Community Center
01-13-2022Front Page
Town Board Hears Four Water Supply Possibilities
01-13-2022Front Page
Riverside Cemetery Sets Goals For The New Year
01-06-2022Front Page
Early Morning Fire Sunday Destroys Marinette Home

01-06-2022Front Page
Dan Klimek Named New Grover Chief
01-06-2022Front Page
Cowell Retiring From Peshtigo Public Works Director Position
01-06-2022Front Page
Peshtigo School Board To View Referendum Survey
01-06-2022Front Page
Many Incumbents Face Re-Election Challenges

01-06-2022Front Page
Covid Concerns Still Make News Stories for 2021

12-30-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Fire Tower Run Donates $3,000 to Community Programs
12-30-2021Front Page
Five County Board Members Will Not Seek Re-Election
12-30-2021Front Page
Second Amendment May Be On Jan. 13 Committee Agenda
12-30-2021Front Page
Crivitz School Board Agrees: No Change In COVID Rules
12-30-2021Front Page
Eight Oconto County Supervisors Will Not Seek Re-Election In April
12-22-2021Front Page
Fire Destroys Nowak Family Barn and Contents Sunday
12-22-2021Front Page
Winter Storms Cause Town Plowing Issues

12-22-2021Front Page
Semi-Car Crash Claims Life of Grover Woman
12-22-2021Front Page
Winter Storms Cause Town Plowing Issues

12-22-2021Front Page
Police Investigate Death In Peshtigo
12-22-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Committee OKs 2022 Capital Outlay List
12-22-2021Front Page
Fog Was Possibly Factor In Fatal Hwy. 141 Train Crash
12-16-2021Front Page
Village of Wausaukee Gets $50,000 Grant

12-16-2021Front Page
Porterfield Makes 2021 Budget Transfers, Sets New Pay Rates
12-16-2021Front Page
Middle Inlet Seeking Deputy Clerk/Treasurer
12-16-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Hears New 100 Day Plan
12-16-2021Front Page
County Committee To Consider Right to Bear Arms Resolution
12-09-2021Front Page
Fire Destroys Garage In Town of Peshtigo
12-09-2021Front Page
Santa To Visit City Hall December 18
12-09-2021Front Page
Crivitz Rescue Hosting COVID19 Testing Clinic
12-09-2021Front Page
City Water/Sewer Committee to Meet Tuesday, Dec. 14th
12-09-2021Front Page
Unlawful to Push/Plow Snow on Public Highways
12-03-2021Front Page
Present Check
12-03-2021Front Page
Peshtigo To Consider 6-Year Assessing Contract With Pillath
12-03-2021Front Page
Parking Ban in Effect in Peshtigo
12-03-2021Front Page
Cranberry Street Project Comes In Under Budget

12-03-2021Front Page
Wausaukee Tax Rate Is Up 42 Cents Per $1,000
12-03-2021Front Page
Postpone Sentencing Alicia Maki For Booster Club Embezzlement
11-24-2021Front Page
Future USS Marinette Christened On Nov. 20
11-24-2021Front Page
City of Peshtigo Approves 2022 Budget and Tax Levy

11-24-2021Front Page
Crivitz Okays Budgets, Sets Election Inspectors
11-24-2021Front Page
Pound Adopts Balanced Village Budget For 2022
11-24-2021Front Page
Town Chair Cindy Boyle Lists Meetings & Activities

11-17-2021Front Page
Coleman Football Wins First Ever Berth At State Tourney
11-17-2021Front Page
BPM Wastewater Unit To Open In November
11-17-2021Front Page
Town Residents Address Peshtigo Board Meeting
11-17-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Replaces Old Unrepairable Boiler

11-17-2021Front Page
Pennings Heads Biker Cancer Benefit Group
11-09-2021Front Page
Nearing Completion
11-09-2021Front Page
County Board Sets Pay, New Districts Lines For Supervisors
11-09-2021Front Page
City Water, Sewer To Consider Peshtigo Town Water Supply
11-09-2021Front Page
Culvert Issues Plague Peshtigo Town Board
11-09-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board To Discuss Property Purchase
11-04-2021Front Page
Halloween Fun
11-04-2021Front Page
Peshtigo To Keep Tax Rate Unchanged For 2022 Budget
11-04-2021Front Page
County Board To Finalize Supervisor Districts Nov. 9
11-04-2021Front Page
Detective Troy Ugoretz Is New Crivitz Police Chief
11-04-2021Front Page
Marinette Approves 20 Year Comprehensive Plan
10-28-2021Front Page
Football Auction Supports Local Family Battling Cancer

10-28-2021Front Page
County Board Affirms Decision To Help Buy Ice Rescue Boat
10-28-2021Front Page
Peshtigo To Go Ahead With EMS Application
10-28-2021Front Page
Porterfield Not Closing Dead End Town Roads
10-28-2021Front Page
Town Of Grover Has Road Issues
10-28-2021Front Page
Coleman School Tax Rate Stays at $9.62
10-21-2021Front Page


10-21-2021Front Page
Wayne and Mary Staidl Honored with Century Farm
10-21-2021Front Page
Middle Inlet Board Seeks To Exceed State Levy Limit

10-21-2021Front Page
City Personnel Committee Discusses Pay Increases
10-21-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town Board Discusses Road Issue
10-14-2021Front Page
Over 200 Attend Historical Commemoration Service
10-14-2021Front Page
Warns About New Gift Card Scheme

10-14-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town Board Working To Balance Budget For 2022
10-14-2021Front Page
Filing Deadline For $17 Million PFAS Settlement Is Oct. 22
10-06-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Historical Society To Dedicate New Memorial Fri.
10-06-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Council OKs Land Sale To Tri-Tec
10-06-2021Front Page
Coleman School Has "Awesome" Open House, Adopts Covid Rules
10-06-2021Front Page
Two Traffic Fatalities Recorded Oconto Co.
10-06-2021Front Page
Some Object To Proposed Porterfield Road Closings
09-30-2021Front Page
Sesquicentennial Fun
09-30-2021Front Page
Aquila Air Quality Permit Now Void
09-30-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town Board Hires Two Employees

09-30-2021Front Page
Marinette County Offers Three Fall Color Tours
09-30-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Okays Proposed Goals
09-23-2021Front Page
Back In Time
09-23-2021Front Page
COVID-19 Cases Soar, Crivitz Changes Rules
09-23-2021Front Page
County Board Okays Airboat Funding, Supervisory Districts
09-23-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Council Okays Two Fireworks Permits
09-23-2021Front Page
Legal Counsel & Mayor Respond to BPM Invoice
09-23-2021Front Page
Susan L. Fritsch

09-16-2021Front Page
Four Area Men Enter Eagle Scout Court of Honor Award
09-16-2021Front Page
Ignite the Spirit to Travel Through Peshtigo Sept. 20

09-16-2021Front Page
To Rebuild Cranberry Ave. Before The Snow Flies
09-16-2021Front Page
County May Help Purchase Search And Rescue Airboat
09-16-2021Front Page
Closed Meet On Wausaukee Contract For Rescue Squad
09-08-2021Front Page
"Never Forget" Walk Honoring Responders Saturday In Peshtigo
09-08-2021Front Page
Deputy Fred Popp Named New City of Peshtigo Police Chief
09-08-2021Front Page
Ethics Board Finds Violations, By Alderman Recommends No Penalty
09-08-2021Front Page
Marinette County Population Up Only 123 In Last Decade
09-08-2021Front Page
Marinette County Has Tragic, Busy Labor Day Weekend
09-02-2021Front Page
Another Successful Year For Marinette County Fair
09-02-2021Front Page
McClintock Park Murderer Gets Two Life Sentences
09-02-2021Front Page
Wausaukee Man Injured In Afghan Suicide Bombing
09-02-2021Front Page
Crivitz Board Okays Permit For Tower
09-02-2021Front Page
Firefighters Encourage Public To Attend 9-11 Memorial Walk
08-25-2021Front Page
Marinette County Fair Set for August 26-29
08-25-2021Front Page
Tom Gromala Named New County Board Supervisor
08-25-2021Front Page
Informational Meeting on Highway 64 Project
08-25-2021Front Page
Plan Sept. 20 Re-Opening For Elderly Meal Site In Marinette
08-25-2021Front Page
Moose On The Menominee Car & Bike Show Is Sept. 4
08-25-2021Front Page
Marinette Committee Hears Report On Rec Center Use
08-19-2021Front Page


08-19-2021Front Page
Planning Underway For Peshtigo Historical Days
08-19-2021Front Page
Wausaukee Rescue Squad Seeks Another Huge Funding Increase
08-19-2021Front Page
Town Names Ed Dory As Peshtigo Town Constable
08-19-2021Front Page
Public Invited to Attend 9-11 Memorial Walk in Peshtigo
08-19-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Announces Forward Together Covid Plan
08-13-2021Front Page
One Man is Dead Following Huge Fire in Carney Michigan
08-13-2021Front Page
LCS USS Nantucket Christened/Launched
08-13-2021Front Page
Town of Grover Residents And Farmers Frustrated With Floaters
08-13-2021Front Page
Public Comments Period Dominates Marinette Council
08-13-2021Front Page
Oconto Falls Police Officer Shot During Call Response
08-05-2021Front Page
City Art Project
08-05-2021Front Page
Planning Underway For Peshtigo Historical Days
08-05-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Council Revises Ordinances Governing Cigarettes, THC and Signs
08-05-2021Front Page
County Board Again Refuses Discussion On Dominion Voting Machine Concerns
08-05-2021Front Page
Crivitz Offers Help To Fill Day Care Needs
08-05-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town Board Holds Water Meeting
07-29-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Cemetery Marker Back After Refurbishing
07-29-2021Front Page
Crivitz Classes To Be Mask Free And In Person For 2021-2022
07-29-2021Front Page
Marinette Administrator Presents School Reopening Plan To Board
07-29-2021Front Page
Controversy Swirls Around Wausaukee Rescue Squad
07-29-2021Front Page
Town Board To Review Several Water Options
07-29-2021Front Page
Jury Brings Guilty Verdicts In Old McClintock Murder Case
07-22-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Parks & Rec Christmas In July Event Very Successful
07-22-2021Front Page
PHS Alumni Pepper â€ÅFore†Peshtigo Scholarship Golf Outing was Success
07-22-2021Front Page
Clerk Clarence Coble Adresses Town Board
07-22-2021Front Page
Approximately 300 Gather to Celebrate Menominee River

07-22-2021Front Page
Aquila Withdraws Latest Safety Permit Request
07-15-2021Front Page
New Playground For Badger Park Okayed
07-15-2021Front Page
Town Of Peshtigo Board Meets In Special Session
07-15-2021Front Page
Ceranski Protest Leaves No School Board Quorum
07-15-2021Front Page
Recreation Deputies Give Updates on ATV/UTV Rules
07-15-2021Front Page
Genealogy Group To Present 1871 â€ÅStories From The Ashesâ€
07-08-2021Front Page
Police Chief Rick Badgley Retires, Mike Sievert Named Interim Chief
07-08-2021Front Page
Fire Destroys Pole Building At Baumgarten Residence
07-08-2021Front Page
Landfill Future Again On MarOco Agenda
07-08-2021Front Page
Marinette Council Says No To Proposed Water Resolution
07-08-2021Front Page
Salaries On Agenda For Peshtigo School Board
07-01-2021Front Page
Weather Keeps Crowd Down 3,000 Enjoy Farm

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