Sports
PORT WASHINGTON PITCHER Sam Hoeft has caught the eye of professional scouts. The senior’s fastball can reach 93 mph. Press file photo
Port Washington High School baseball coach Zachary Perkins enters his first year as leader of a varsity program, and he’s got an established ace.
Senior Sam Hoeft has increased the speed on his fastball to 93 mph and has caught the eye of...
Op-Ed
Some nice words were said about John Sigwart in praise of his service to the city at his final meeting as a member of Port Washington’s Common Council last week. He earned those well deserved accolades as an alderman for eight years and as Port’s city engineer and public works director for six years. Yet his work in those...
Good Living
Mitchell Schmit of Port Washington held the bibs from his first two half marathons. He plans to run a third next month. Photos by Sam Arendt
Mitchell Schmit broke down and cried.
He had done it.
“I did what I thought I would never potentially be able to do. It was awesome,” he said. “That’s one of those things that I don’t ever think I’ll forget for the rest of my life.”
He ran a half...
Business
STANDING OUTSIDE Ozaukee Child Care and Preschool in the Town of Grafton Monday were (from left) Administrator and CEO Lisa Clarke, who attended the school as a child; Ashely Scheunemann, director of the school’s Grafton location; and Pamela Knapp, director of its Mequon center. Photo by Sam Arendt
In 1975, a group of Ozaukee County parents decided to solve a gap in day care services by forming a nonprofit and starting their own school in the Town of Grafton.
It must have been a tough endeavor, Ozaukee Child Care and Preschool Administrator...
