Sports


PORT WASHINGTON’S KAYLEE ELGIN (4) and Samantha Navigato (6) sandwiched a Luxemburg-Casco player in a 3-0 win Saturday morning in Port. Photo by Mitch Maersch
After not winning a game in its first four tries, the Port Washington High School girls’ soccer team won every one of its last quartet. The fourth came Saturday morning at home against Luxemburg-Casco, and it didn’t take long to get on the board in...

Op-Ed

Wisconsin was sued by the federal government last week, the second time in the past six months that the state became a defendant in a federal lawsuit. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued to prevent the state from regulating as gambling the booming business of betting on everything from earth-shaking news events...

Good Living


It took years of divine inspiration for Jim Schleif to enter the ministry. Now, he’s pastor of First Congregational Church UCC in Port Washington. Photos by Sam Arendt
For decades, Jim Schleif’s job was to keep nuclear power reactors stable. His new job involves a mightier force. Schleif was named pastor of First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, in Port Washington last month. Before he began...

Business

When the Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting and open house at its new offices on April 28, it was more than just a chance to show off the organization’s new quarters. It was a chance to show off owner Dieter Wagner’s renovation...

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