Sports

There was no looking ahead to the high-profile match-up with Plymouth last Thursday for the Port Washington High School football team. The Pirates were too busy flattening visiting Sheboygan Falls, 51-7, improving to 6-0. Port’s hurry-up offense...

Op-Ed

It is predicted the Great Lakes region will be a climate-change refuge that will attract an influx of Americans seeking to escape the miseries of frequent tropical storms, wildfires and unbearable heat. That may prove to be true, but the shorelands of the Great Lakes don’t need the influence of global warming to be among the...

Good Living


Retired State Patrol Captain Chris Jushka flew one of his sophisticated drones over the Port Washington Marina. (Lower photos) CHRIS JUSHKA USES a DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone during demonstrations for public safety agencies. Drone uses run the gamut from finding people to accident reconstruction. DRONES ARE BECOMING more affordable and popular, and Jushka said he would like to see standardized laws for their usage. For more information, visit https://quantumleapuas.com. Photos by Sam Arendt
The sky is the limit for this retirement hobby, and it matches Chris Jushka’s passion for making it safer for unmanned aircraft to fly in that sky. The Port Washington resident and former Wisconsin State Patrol captain of special operations...

Business


STANDING IN DOWNTOWN GRAFTON Monday was Elizabeth Mueller, who has spent the last year as the Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce’s special events/tourism promotion coordinator and on Monday will become the Chamber’s executive director. Photo by Sam Arendt
When Elizabeth Mueller saw that the Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce was advertising for a new special events and tourism coordinator last spring, she knew it was the job for her. “I showed it to my husband and he said, ‘they wrote that for you,’”...

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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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