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Condor sprayers awarded gold medal at 2009 AgroProd Expo in Kazakhstan
Condor sprayers awarded gold medal at 2009 AgroProd Expo in Kazakhstan Nov. 6, 2009 While on display at the 2009 AgroProd Expo in Astana, Kazakhstan, the Miller Condor Series Sprayer, in conjunction with regional distributor CanAgro Exports Inc., was awarded a Gold Medal.
Herbert F. Reindl, age 92, of 1010-B S. 39th St., Manitowoc, died on Wednesday morning, Oct.
Pumpkins star at Mishicot's 22nd annual festival
MISHICOT - From bowling to carving to baking, Saturday's 22nd Annual Pumpkinfest had a little something for everyone who likes the orange-colored cousins of gourds and squash.
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County offers energy assistance program
The Manitowoc County Human Services Department will accept applications from Manitowoc County residents for the 2009-10 Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program beginning Oct.
Two earn scholarships for completing Lakeshore Technical College course
CLEVELAND - Ben Davidson of Reedsville and Eric Bischoff of St. Nazianz recently were awarded scholarships for successfully completing the Tractor Safety for Youth course at Lakeshore Technical College.
Manitowoc County Prepares New Emergency Center
Manitowoc County hopes to soon break ground on a new dispatch center -- one equipped with new technology to improve communication during an emergency.
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Complacency raises the risks during tornado season
It's been nearly five years since the last tornado touched down in Manitowoc County.
Local racing: Bastian, Krepline net feature wins
MANITOWOC - A pair of Manitowoc drivers, Mike Bastian and Adam Krepline, each posted feature wins in their respective divisions during the Eastern Wisconsin Stock Car program at Manitowoc Expo Speedway on Friday night.
Whyte Hirschboeck CEO Miller to step down
Mark Miller, CEO of Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek, will leave the law firm on Dec. 31. Miller has "indicated a desire to transition into outside business investment opportunities," the firm said in a news release.
Arson ruled out in fire at abandoned house
ST. NAZIANZ - Arson was ruled out in a fire Saturday that started on the second story of an unoccupied, abandoned house on county Highway A at Carstens Lake Road, said Fred Koeppen, St.
Vande Hey, O. Praem., Father Robert Clarence
Father Robert Clarence Vande Hey, O. Praem., age 84, a member of the Norbertine Community of St.
Letters: Real-world workers will accept $10 per hour
President George W. Bush always said no one will work for $10 an hour and that's why he let the immigrants come in our country and give him or her so much for nothing.
Family, friends of young drowning victim, Savannah Kleinhans,...
Standing teary-eyed, yet tall in a glistening Oschwald Park on Friday morning, Tina Kleinhans was embraced by one daughter as she gave tribute to another.
Joseph F. Mahloch, age 52, of 10628 S. Union Road, Newton, died on Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at his residence.
18 Wis. Chrysler dealerships to close
Chrysler LLC wants to close 18 Wisconsin dealerships as part of a nationwide move to eliminate 789 dealerships.
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Locals form 'Beer Me Strength'
When it came time to name their band, these local musicians turned to a favorite television show, "The Office." Beer Me Strength comes from a conversation between characters Jim and Andy in the "product recall" episode, said Jason Walters, 23, of Manitowoc, the band's guitarist and lead singer.
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Food pantries work together to aid needy
Each of the food pantries in Manitowoc County operates a little differently from the others, and they all serve different clientele, according to pantry representatives, but they do work together.
Rev. Monsignor Alfred A. Schneider
Rev. Monsignor Alfred A. Schneider, age 96, a resident of St. Mary's Home at Felician Village, 2005 Division Street, Manitowoc, entered eternal life on Saturday evening, April 25, 2009 at St.
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Breakfast, auction to benefit cancer-stricken mother of 3
It was about a month and a half ago that headaches and flu symptoms put Sue Schuh back in the doctor's chair.
Old fire stations preserved, reused in Madison, other cities
Standing inside 301 N. Broom St., you can't hear the clanging alarm bells or the "wheeoo!" of the siren, but there are clear signs this otherwise modern office building was once home to firefighters and the tools of their trade.