Sports
OZAUKEE/RANDOM LAKE’S girls’ soccer team posed with its latest acquisition, a Division 4 sectional plaque, after beating Oostburg, 3-2, in penalty kicks in at Horace Mann Middle School in Sheboygan on Saturday to punch their ticket to this week’s state tournament at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. The team includes (front row, from left) Baszonia Neumann, Rebecca Kraemer, Madie Prom, Kamrin Kunz, Chesney Mayer, Mya Ternes, (back row) assistant coach Brianna Szczerbinski, head coach Matt Wilson, Abby Depies, Emily Tinder, Savannah Quade, Mia Evraets, Hailey Wiebelhaus, Alexis Wilson, Bianca Marini, Hannah Learned, Addison Brody, McKenzie Nejedlo Chloe Dybul, Faith Wilson, Kylee Bublitz, Marissa Ter Maat, Reese Prom and junior varsity coach Ryan Hornickel. Lower, OZAUKEE/RANDOM LAKE’S Kamrin Kunz (55) battled for a ball with Central Wisconsin Christian’s Kaelie Perry last Thursday in a Division 4 sectional semifinal in Fredonia. Ozaukee/Random Lake won, 4-1.
Eighty minutes of soccer didn’t yield a goal. Another 20 of overtime didn’t either.
Even after nine penalty kicks, Ozaukee/Random Lake and Oostburg were tied at 2 in a Division 4 sectional Saturday in Sheboygan.
It came down to Chloe Dybul.
If the...
Op-Ed
If Guinness World Records had a category for most murals per capita, Port Washington would be a contender.
Ten murals covering thousands of square feet of public walls and brick buildings with hundreds of gallons of paint are splashing their colorful images on the city, and more are on the way.
This is not the result of a...
Good Living
SID MILLER is a familiar figure on the Sailing Education Association of Sheboygan dock. Photo by Sam Arendt
He’s got one paid internship and will soon add a second. He goes sailing, can play three instruments, is on the verge of earning his black belt in taekwondo, makes a variety of items on a 3D printer and took college classes while still in high...
Business
CUVEE AMALIA rosé was sampled by Anders Dowd and Ashley Heun, owners of the Moonlight Tavern, and Micca Hutchins (center), the wine importer who arranged with Prince Félix of Luxembourg to introduce the wine to America in Port Washington. Besides the Moonlight Tavern, a number of other bars and restaurants in downtown Port will be serving the rosé. Photo by Bill Schanen IV
Why would the owner of a European vineyard who wants to introduce his wine to Americans choose Port Washington for the introduction?
The answer can be found in a story that features a modern-day prince and 19th-century immigrants.
The vineyard is in...
