Sports
THE OZAUKEE GIRLS’ cross country team placed seven runners in the top 14 and barely nipped Oostburg for the Big East South Division title on Oct. 14 at Sheboygan Lutheran High School. Members include (front row, from left) Ally Clark, Becky Hoffmann, Grace Tinder (back row) Meredith Clark, Sophie Uhlenberg, Cami Miller, Kelley Large, Kenna Pierson and Clara McKee.
The Ozaukee High School girls’ cross country team had been chasing Oostburg all season at invites and the last couple of years in the Big East Conference.
On Oct. 14, the Warriors finally caught the Lady Dutch, 40 to 43, in the Big East South meet...
Op-Ed
We northern latitude folks love our lawns.
Maybe that’s because their annual greening is a sure sign that another seemingly interminable gray-brown season is finally ending.
Or because a green growing carpet surrounding our homes is not only pretty but also a requirement of suburban aesthetics whose violation is considered an...
Good Living
The Ozaukee Women’s Hockey League was started four years ago to teach and play the sport. Participants ran the age and skill gamut from young adults to senior citizens and former college players to newcomers to the sport.
While the concepts of icing...
Business
JENEIL BIOTECH IN Saukville is in the midst of a $48-million expansion project that is expected to be finished in 18 to 24 months. The two-phase project that began in 2018 had to be inverted to meet customer demands, Engineering Services Manager Steve Spangenberg said. Photo by Sam Arendt
Jeneil Biotech in Saukville is in the middle of a $48 million expansion project that will create approximately a dozen new jobs for the supplier of natural dairy flavors.
The project, which began in 2018, had to adapt its expansion plans based on...
