Sports
MICHAEL BUNYAN ATTEMPTED a shot in the paint for Port Washington around Grafton’s J.P. Benzschawel in Port on Jan. 12. Grafton scored a comeback win, 61-52. Photo by Mitch Maersch
The sequel wasn’t going to be anything like the first, and the Grafton High School boys’ basketball team knew it.
Three days after beating Port Washington at home, 68-53, the Pirates were going to do their best to reverse fortunes at their place,...
Op-Ed
The private sector excelled—brilliantly.
Government failed—miserably.
That is the story so far of the effort to employ a marvelous scientific achievement to slow the spread of a disease that is killing thousands of Americans every day.
Drug companies did what was said to be impossible by creating and producing in a few months...
Good Living
Julia Robson developed a passion for conservation early in life, but she never imagined it would include a 300-mile hike.
As a grade school student in Miami, Robson, who is now a member of the board of directors of the Friends of the Cedarburg Bog,...
Business
LAKESIDE MUSIC AND NATURALS owner Aaron Rossmiller (top photo) showed off a customized North Point guitar he made. The downtown Port Washington music store has been experiencing a surge in customers due to many people working from home and seeking a new hobby to pass the time. Photos by Sam Arendt
Lakeside Music and Naturals in downtown Port Washington has been experiencing a surge of customers in the past year as people come in to tune up their guitars or try out a new instruments while they stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
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