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Install Refurbished Marker - The Historical Marker at the Fire Museum Cemetery returned to Peshtigo on Thursday, July 22 after it was sent to Sewah Studios in Marietta, Ohio, for complete refurbishing for the sesquicentennial of the Great Peshtigo Fire. Volunteers and members of the City of Peshtigo Department of Public Works personnel assisted with the unloading and installation of the marker. The marker itself weighed in at over 250 pounds and several of the anchors holding the marker to the approximately 7 to 8- ton granite stone had to be drilled out before installation. Top Photo; pictured standing left to right; with the completed historical marker are Jason Stibbe, Mike Seidl, Ron Strojny and Scott Walters. Kneeling left to right; Chris Rohde and Pat Spangenberg. Bottom photo; Volunteers uncrate the marker and move it gently to the granite stone for installation.

Peshtigo Cemetery Marker Back After Refurbishing

Issue Date: July 29, 2021

The Peshtigo Historical Society's cemetery grave marker is back where it belongs after having it refurbished for the Peshtigo sesquicentennial. The marker was sent to Sewah Studios in Marietta, Ohio on March 9 of this year. It returned to Peshtigo on July 22 and final installation took place on Friday July 23. Cost of the refurbishing was $1,200 shipping both ways was extra. The marker is 72 inches high and 54 inches wide and weighs in at over 250 pounds. Mike Seidl, one of the many volunteers for the Peshtigo Historical Society, stated the...
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Crivitz Classes To Be Mask Free And In Person For 2021-2022

Issue Date: July 29, 2021

The Crivitz School Board meeting on Wednesday, July 21 drew a standing-room-only crowd to the board room, most of whom were there seeking assurance that their children will be back in school this fall, in person and without masks.

"This board, as a body, in April or May made the decision to end masks in this school ," District Administrator Patrick Mans assured them.

They also were assured that there is no option to choose at-home education this year, and barring any major changes, students will be in the school buildings in...
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Marinette Administrator Presents School Reopening Plan To Board

Issue Date: July 29, 2021

At its meeting on Monday, July 26, Superintendent Corrie Lambie presented the Marinette School Board with his "reconnecting" plan for reopening schools for the 2021-2022 school year.

Initial plans call for bringing all students back for in-person instruction five days per week, with the understanding that information regarding Covid-19 may change and influence the plans.

As presented, face coverings will be optional, and social distancing will be done as much as possible, with 3 feet of distance recommended, but learning gro...
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Controversy Swirls Around Wausaukee Rescue Squad

Issue Date: July 29, 2021

Differences of opinion emerged loud and clear at a meeting of the Wausaukee Rescue Squad, Inc. Board of Directors on Monday, July 19 at the Wausaukee Rescue Squad Building, which is located across from the Village Hall and Fire Station in Wausaukee.

Wausaukee Rescue Squad, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit organization, but it it is supported mainly by contracts with the four municipalities it serves, and by an agreement reached last year, each is entitled to appoint a representative to serve on the Board of Directors. The Board of Dire...
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Town Board To Review Several Water Options

Issue Date: July 29, 2021

A long term water alternative options matrix diagram was provided at the Town of Peshtigo Board meeting on July 20,

The matrix was provided as a water alternative options decision making tool with the objective of a long term, cost neutral and sustainable solution. The goal was to provide a tool for the Town Board to help prioritize and make decisions regarding the alternative options for long term water solutions for the impacted area. Tyco/ Johnson Control (JCI) has indicated that they agree to reimburse the Town for the construction...
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Issue Date Department Headline
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 "Fore" 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 "Stories From The Ashes"
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
07-01-2021Front Page
County Board Moves Forward With Mountain Bike Trail Plans
07-01-2021Front Page
New Playground Project Planned For Badger Park
07-01-2021Front Page
Facade Improvement Grant Approved For River Pub
07-01-2021Front Page
Crivitz Eagle To Ride In 4th of July Parade
06-24-2021Front Page
Marinette County Breakfast on the Farm Sunday, June 27
06-24-2021Front Page
Rau Asks School Board To Decide On Referendum
06-24-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Ethics Committee Proceeds with Investigation
06-24-2021Front Page
Okay Re-Opening Plans For Elderly Meal Sites
06-24-2021Front Page
Wausaukee Board Praises Evergreen Park Campground
06-24-2021Front Page
Campers/Motor Homes Must Pay Permit Fee To Park In Middle Inlet
06-17-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Historical Society Making Sesquicentennial Plans for Oct. 8
06-17-2021Front Page
Marinette School District Celebrates Groundbreaking

06-17-2021Front Page
Hwy. 141 Truck/Tractor Crash Takes Life Of Truck Driver
06-17-2021Front Page
City of Peshtigo Approves First Two Facade Grants
06-17-2021Front Page
Wausaukee Awards $1,545,000 Community Center Bid To Mike Koenig Construction
06-10-2021Front Page
100 Women Giving Back-Northwoods Donates $7,000 to Oconto River Kids
06-10-2021Front Page
Mexican Drug Cartel Linked To Oconto County Murder
06-10-2021Front Page
Trial Proceedings Continue For McClintock Park Murder Case
06-10-2021Front Page
Jail Stay Costly For Marinette County
06-10-2021Front Page
Streets & Drainage Committee Okays Street Closures, Contract
06-03-2021Front Page
Over 700 People Attend The Crivitz Memorial Dedication
06-03-2021Front Page
Crivitz Village Board Gets Preview Of Eagle Statue
06-03-2021Front Page
Katie Berman Elected As New Peshtigo Alderman
06-03-2021Front Page
Aquila To Sell Reef, Bend Sites, Focus on Back Forty
06-03-2021Front Page
Marinette Receives Dept. Of Administration Grant

06-03-2021Front Page
County Supervisors Cannot Address 980 Committee
05-27-2021Front Page
Lemire Family New Owners Of Glenwood Memorial Gardens
05-27-2021Front Page
Crivitz To Dedicate Memorial Monday
05-27-2021Front Page
Masks No Longer Required In Marinette County Facilities
05-27-2021Front Page
Marinette Committee Hears Update On Higley Park Plan

05-27-2021Front Page
Crivitz School Board Elects Amy Grandaw President
05-20-2021Front Page
Labor of Love
05-20-2021Front Page
Town Of Peshtigo Bd Of Review July 6th
05-20-2021Front Page
Peshtigo OKs Funds To Meet Firefighting Recommendations
05-20-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Council Okays Three New Firefighters
05-20-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Holds Reorganization

05-12-2021Front Page
Judge Jane Sequin Addresses Law Enforcement Memorial
05-12-2021Front Page
Oconto County Breakfast on the Farm is June 13th
05-12-2021Front Page
Aquila Withdraws From Wetland Fight; Studies New Mine Permit
05-12-2021Front Page
May 15 Is Coleman Spring Clean-Up Day
05-12-2021Front Page
Geocaching Topic At Cemetery Meeting
05-05-2021Front Page
City Firefighters Respond To Blaze at Luigi's Pizza
05-05-2021Front Page
Grandaw Seated As Crivitz Village President, Behrendt Elected Trustee
05-05-2021Front Page
John LaCombe Selected As New Marinette Police Chief
05-05-2021Front Page
Coleman School Board Will Set Wages, Meal Prices On May 10
05-05-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town To Establish Key Log
04-28-2021Front Page
BPM Breaks Ground on Their New Water Resource Recovery Facility
04-28-2021Front Page
County Is Still Seeking Home For Supervised Sex Offender
04-28-2021Front Page
Herman Pottratz Retires As Peshtigo Town Chair
04-28-2021Front Page
County Is Still Seeking Home For Supervised Sex Offender
04-28-2021Front Page
Good Officers, Bad Drugs Cause Jail Overcrowding
04-28-2021Front Page
Deputy Haws Honored For Life Saving Actions
04-21-2021Front Page
Mayor George Bousley Retirement Marks End Of An Era For Niagara
04-21-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Honors Girls Bowling Team
04-21-2021Front Page
Brigitte Schmidt Elected New City Council President
04-21-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Mayor Asks For Ok On Grant Applications

04-21-2021Front Page
Mask Mandate Ends April 26 For Coleman School District
04-14-2021Front Page
Peshtigo City Finances Get Good Audit Report
04-14-2021Front Page
Recount April 15 For Middle Inlet Board
04-14-2021Front Page
Officers Detonate Live Blasting Caps
04-14-2021Front Page
DNR Extends Deadline For TOP PFAS Water Sampling
04-14-2021Front Page
Marinette City Council Okays Four Capital Outlay Projects
04-07-2021Front Page
Tim Geltz Is Hero Who Saved Drowning Man
04-07-2021Front Page
Republican Elijah Behnke Wins The 89th District Assembly Seat
04-07-2021Front Page
Numerous New Faces On Local Governing Boards
04-07-2021Front Page
Referendums Fail In Peshtigo, Pass For Lena School District
04-07-2021Front Page
Criminal Interdiction Operation by Oconto Co. Sheriff Department
03-31-2021Front Page


03-31-2021Front Page
Brick Tiles Still Available For Fish Viewing Platform
03-31-2021Front Page
Oginski Honored For Life Saving Actions
03-31-2021Front Page
Sentinel Structures Stops Production on March 31
03-31-2021Front Page
City, Town, Village Electors Go To the Polls On April 6th
03-31-2021Front Page
Dog Park Plan Change Gets Committee Okay
03-31-2021Front Page
Mudbrook Road Site Rejected For Placement Of Sex Offender
03-24-2021Front Page


03-24-2021Front Page
Set New Motions Hearing In McClintock Murder Case
03-24-2021Front Page
City of Peshtigo To Begin Selling Sesquicentennial Coins, Tickets
03-24-2021Front Page
County Board To Consider Sex Offenders House
03-24-2021Front Page
Malke Working With USDA/FDA On PFAS Remediation Grants
03-24-2021Front Page
Peshtigo May Get Additional $330,000 In Federal Funds
03-17-2021Front Page
Ice Shoves
03-17-2021Front Page
Town Of Middle Inlet Okays Fire Department Dive Team
03-17-2021Front Page
Sell Maple Lane Apartments, Donate Proceeds To Village
03-17-2021Front Page
Performance Services Inc. Updates Peshtigo Board

03-17-2021Front Page
Town of Peshtigo Hears Water Flow Concerns
03-10-2021Front Page
Trauma Kits
03-10-2021Front Page
Mayor Urges "Yes" Vote On Peshtigo Referendum
03-10-2021Front Page
Steve Walters Seated On Riverside Cemetery Board
03-10-2021Front Page
Coleman High School Returns To Full Time Classes April 5
03-10-2021Front Page
Lena Has 30 Applicants To Replace Principal Torzala

03-03-2021Front Page
Takes Down Light Pole
03-03-2021Front Page
Crivitz Starting Over In Quest for Police Chief
03-03-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Superintendent Seeks To Partner More With City
03-03-2021Front Page
Comprehensive Plan Deadline Topic at Marinette City Council
03-03-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board To Meet On March 10
03-03-2021Front Page
Barbara Johnston Celebrated 106th Birthday On March 3
02-24-2021Front Page
Woman's Club To Donate "Story Time" Sculpture
02-24-2021Front Page
County Board Applauds Selection Of Glenn Sartorelli To Head DHHS

02-24-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Council To Meet March 2
02-24-2021Front Page
Water Treatment Program Discussed At Town Meeting
02-24-2021Front Page
Pound Village Board To Air Well Issues Feb. 26
02-17-2021Front Page
Marinette Marine Breaks Ground For Largest Building Ever On Site

02-17-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Hears PSI, Administration Reports

02-17-2021Front Page
Tyco/JCI Provides New Updates on PFAS Issue
02-17-2021Front Page
Marinette School Classes Going In-Person March 1
02-17-2021Front Page
Report To Chamber On The Fire Sesquicentennial, Kayak Dock

02-10-2021Front Page


02-10-2021Front Page
DNR Listening Session Provides PFAS Updates
02-10-2021Front Page
Tyco Announces Updates Of Recent Water Testing

02-10-2021Front Page
City of Peshtigo Partners With Historical Committee
02-10-2021Front Page
Mayor Genisot Gives State of City Address
02-03-2021Front Page
Town of Peshtigo Firefighters Respond to Trailer Home Fire

02-03-2021Front Page
Face To Face K-12 On Peshtigo School Agenda
02-03-2021Front Page
City Hires Environmental Law Firm For Water, Sewer Issues
02-03-2021Front Page
Council OKs Tourist Booth Lease, Firefighter, Gets Building Report
02-03-2021Front Page
Tempers Flare At Special Peshtigo Town Meeting
01-27-2021Front Page
City Of Peshtigo Is Taking Orders For Fire Commemorative Banners
01-27-2021Front Page
Covid-19 Vaccine May Be Offered By Marinette County Next Week
01-27-2021Front Page
Speaker Asks County To Improve Tax Deed Property Sale Process
01-27-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Finance Okays Repairs To City Playscape

01-27-2021Front Page
Peshtigo Town Board To Hold Special Meet
01-20-2021Front Page
City Firefighters Respond To Several Building Fires
01-20-2021Front Page
Oestreich Named To Head County Land Information
01-20-2021Front Page
Village Of Crivitz Holds Off Naming New Police Chief
01-20-2021Front Page
Peshtigo School Board Hears Attendance Data
01-20-2021Front Page
Vicki Fick Honored For Her 20 Years On School Board
01-13-2021Front Page
Woman's Club Donates
01-13-2021Front Page
No Shut-Offs For Peshtigo Water/Sewer Bills Until April


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