Sports


PORT WASHINGTON’S JACK BUNYAN (above) fired a pass as LeRoy Pinkston blocked against Plymouth last Friday. Jackson Hatfield (below) celebrated after a play. Port won the homecoming game on senior night, 42-34. Photos by Mitch Maersch
This high school football homecoming game nearly had it all. A 14-point comeback, a trick play for a touchdown, a failed fake punt, a tipped pass for a touchdown at the end of the first half and a Hail Mary for a score near the end of the game — all...

Op-Ed

Watching the land acquisition process for the Port Washington data centers is like being a spectator at a high-stakes Monopoly game played with towering stacks of funny money.  It seems like a game because the prices paid for land by the data center developer are so out of scale with what was once considered reality that it is...

Good Living


(Above) SEVERAL STURGEON ARE living in an aquarium at Riveredge Nature Center before they get moved in spring. The center released more than 600 fish last month as part of a joint effort to bring back the ancient fish, whose population had reached critically low levels. Photo by Mitch Maersch (Below) Mary Holleback has developed a passion for rehabilitating the state’s lake sturgeon population in her career at Riveredge Nature Center. Photo by Sam Arendt
She’s never eaten them, didn’t even know they existed in Wisconsin and admits they have “a face only a mother could love.” But naturalist and citizen science manager Mary Holleback has developed a passion for saving lake sturgeon and is even on call...

Business


PORT WASHINGTON State Bank Senior Vice President of Business Banking Vince Cameranesi recently received the Wisconsin Bankers Association Lifetime Service Award from the organization’s president and CEO, Ruth Oswald Poels.
Vince Cameranesi of Port Washington State Bank is among those who received the Wisconsin Bankers Association Lifetime Service Award this year. Cameranesi’s career has spanned more than three decades of banking experience, including two decades in...

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Wisconsin’s largest paid circulation community weekly newspaper. Serving Port Washington, Saukville, Grafton, Fredonia, Belgium, as well as Ozaukee County government. Locally owned and printed in Port Washington, Wisconsin.

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