Sports
PEYTON KELLER STOOD next to her throws coach Blain Masterson after winning the Division 1 title in the high jump in La Crosse on Saturday.
Peyton Keller just wanted a medal.
She got that all right — a gold one — and a school record and school history.
The Port Washington High School junior won the high jump at the Division 1 state track and field meet on Saturday, becoming the first...
Op-Ed
It’s too bad the breakup of the Trump-Musk bromance that played out last week in a garish public collision of titanic egos didn’t happen months ago. It would have prevented damage to the federal government that may take years to repair.
Back in February, when Elon Musk declared on his social media platform, “I love Donald Trump...
Good Living
PORT WASHINGTON’S RUNNING club meets at 7 a.m. every Saturday at the gazebo in Coal Dock Park. Among recent participants were (from left) Katie Schmitz, Lindsay Montgomery, Melissa Knous, Lacey Leute, Abigail Miller, founder Denise Ploof, Joe Goldsmith and Margaret Smith. Photo by Sam Arendt
It’s composed of men and women of different ages, backgrounds, careers and even home countries, but they have one thing in common: The love to run.
It’s the Port Washington Running Club, and every Saturday at 7 a.m. at least eight of its member...
Business
STANDING IN FRONT of a display at the world headquarters of Hollander Chocolate Co. in a former auto dealership on South Spring Street in Port Washington last week were (from left) Jodi Wire, the company’s public relations and community outreach manager; President and founder Doug Podzilni, who held a cocoa bean; Kurt Blum, vice president of sales; and Alden Kelly, vice president of marketing. The company plans to finish renovating the building and open it to the public this summer. In addition to offices and a distribution center, it will have a cafe, innovation lab and chocolate museum. (lower) President and founder Doug Podzilni poured drinks the company makes in its test kitchen. Photos by Sam Arendt
For the past two years, Hollander Chocolate Co. has been busy converting the former auto dealership on Port Washington’s south side into a state-of-the-art headquarters complete with an innovation lab and cafe that will be open to the public....
