Sports
GRAFTON STATE TRACK and field qualifiers include (front row, from left) Gwen Grumley, Emily Sewell, Claire Wille, Josie Gasser, Natalie Manuel, (back row) Marissa Morgan, Grace Viesselmann, Josie Gehrke, Tatum Wiedenhaft, Jackson Heinle and Jared Sudbrink. Photo by Mitch Maersch
By MITCH MAERSCH
Ozaukee Press staff
Grafton High School’s 400-meter relay team finished third at the Division 2 state meet last season, and it has higher aspirations in returning this year’s state meet in La Crosse.
Junior Natalie Manuel, freshman...
Op-Ed
Logging, farming and mining jobs are frequently listed among the most dangerous occupations in America. And yet the workplace where a worker is most at risk of being seriously injured is not in the heavy equipment realm of forests, fields and coal mines. Rather, it is in the sheltered confines of a hospital.
Health care workers...
Good Living
Colleen Felli held Robin, a border collie mix, at Tailwaggers 911’s office in the Town of Grafton. (Lower photo) TAILWAGGERS 911 FOUNDER Dawn Boeseleger (left) and employee Colleen Felli stood with Rowan the terrier mix (left) and Danny the Labrador mix. Both dogs are up for adoption through the rescue organization based in the Town of Grafton. Photos by Sam Arendt
By MITCH MAERSCH
Ozaukee Press staff
Dawn Boeselager doesn’t allow just any dog into her rescue service, and people who wish to adopt those she rescues must meet a high standard before she lets any go.
“It’s not that we don’t love them, but we have...
Business
By KRISTYN HALBIG ZIEHM
Ozaukee Press staff
Port Main Street Inc. has implemented a program that it hopes will help downtown businesses find the employees they need as the busy summer tourism season begins.
Main Street has established a hiring...
