Sports


PORT WASHINGTON’S BOYS’ cross country team qualified for state by taking second at the Kewaskum Sectional last Friday. The team includes (front row, from left) Andrew Karrels, Judah Leinss, Noah Leinss, (back row) Beckett Shuster, Connor Zinuticz, Keagan Normile and Will Dahmen.
One of their season’s goals was to qualify for the state cross country meet. Port Washington High School’s boy runners came into last Friday’s Division 2 sectional in Kewaskum as the second-fastest team on paper. The top two move on. “But they still...

Op-Ed

An organization that describes itself as southeast Wisconsin’s most influential business network sued the City of Port Washington, saying it was for the city’s own good. Some of Port’s elected officials agreed and hoped the city would lose the lawsuit. Ozaukee County Circuit Judge Adam Gerol, in a well reasoned, clearly...

Good Living


THE POHL FAMILY’S pumpkin patch has yielded thousands of the orange squash this season. Kendall, Dan and their son Nathan (above), along with their other two children, love to visit the field and see their yield. Dan picks the pumpkins by hand to bring back to the farm to sell. Photos by Sam Arendt
The Pohl family is awash in giant squash, at least until the hoards seeking gourds come to visit. This is the fourth year that Dan and Kendall Pohl have sold pumpkins on their Town of Belgium farm on Jay Road, and this year they added new family...

Business


THE FORMER CIRCLE B Recreation Center in the Town of Cedarburg is now AJ’s Bowlyard, operated by Aaron Gillette, who sat at one of the new scoring consoles that were recently installed, and his family. They are working to reinvigorate the business and convert it to a family entertainment center focused on the core business of bowling. Photo by Sam Arendt
Aaron Gillette remembers bringing his children to Circle B Recreation Center in the Town of Cedarburg to go bowling. Today, the Grafton resident and his family are working to renovate the center and turn it into a family-friendly entertainment hub...

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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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