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The intersection of Rees Street and Macy Street in Fond du Lac will be closed Wednesday August 26th through Friday August 28th for grading and paving of the intersection. Access will be allowed from Johnson Street to the alley between Kwik Trip and the Fond du Lac Police Dept. only. Merrill Street right turn lane north onto Macy Street will be closed as well. However, access from Doty Street to Rees Street and then […]
Republican congressman Glenn Grothman says he voted against emergency funds for the U.S. Postal Service because the agency doesn’t need it. The House passed a bill Saturday giving $25 billion to the Postal Service and reversing recent cost-cutting operational changes. Grothman says he disagrees with Democrats who contend the support is necessary to reinforce the agency ahead of the November election when many voters are expected to case main-in ballots due to […]
The Fond du Lac County Clerk says she hopes new security upgrades can be made to the county’s election system before the November election. The county is receiving just over $59,000 in grant money to enhance the county’s election security infrastructure. County Clerk Lisa Freiberg says it seems that people trying to hack into Elections systems are always one step ahead, so nothing is fool proof.
Bids for a Lakeside Park pavilion renovation project are scheduled to be opened next month. Public Works director Jordan Skiff told the Advisory Park Board Monday night that advertising for bids on the project started last week and are scheduled to be opened September 10. Skiff says the city will accept the lowest qualified bid. The cost estimate is $1.1 million. The city is moving forward with renovating the […]
The Fond du Lac County Historical Society has hired a Fond du Lac city councilmember as it’s next executive director. At a special meeting last week the commission voted to hire Ben Giles to the post. Board president Teresa Keenan says the board feels Giles is a "dynamic, community-focused, relationship-oriented individual who can help the organization achieve it’s goal of ushering the Historical Society into a new era." The Society runs […]
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Officials in Kenosha, Wisconsin, have put off implementing body cameras for police officers, even though leaders unanimously endorsed them more than three years ago as a way to increase police accountability and collect evidence at scenes of domestic violence. The delays meant that officers who were on the scene of Sunday night’s shooting of Jacob Blake were not equipped with technology that could give their […]
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee Public Schools has suspended the start of regular season fall sports indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. The district announced the decision Monday. Administrators say the decision was made for the safety of athletes, staff and fans. MPS athletics director Bobbie Kelsey says district officials understand “the disappointment and frustration” with the delay in the start of sports, but says the district “must always make responsible […]
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The former dance team coach at a Green Bay high school accused of stealing money from the squad has been to three years of probation. Brittany Rowell had paid back more than $7,400 for the thefts from Bay Port High School before Tuesday's sentencing. Judge Kendall Kelley ordered her to write letters of apology to the dance team and others at Bay Port. The sentence […]
North Fond du Lac schools will start the school year online. Superintendent Aaron Sadoff says the school board made the decision to move from a blended model to all-virtual learning after the county moved back to phase one of it’s reopening plan following a recent surge in COVID-19 cases. Sadoff says the school district will be all virtual for the first two weeks, and says the district will re-evaluate the situation after […]
