Clintonville News

WAUPACA - Charges against a Janesville man accused of attempting sexual contact in 2003 with a Clintonville girl he met over the Internet were refiled last week in Waupaca County.

Ride for Uganda: Tackle a Tower is being held July 10 to 12. The fundraiser bicycle ride begins at 7:30 a.m. July 10 from Memorial High School in Eau Claire, traveling to Marshfield, Clintonville and Green Bay.

With temperatures soaring into the high 90s in Wisconsin, buckling pavement on highways caused work for repair crews and delays for motorists.

The Green Bay U.S. Marines Reserve Unit and the Wisconsin chapter three of Rolling Thunder Inc.

NEW LONDON - Griebenow Eyecare is expanding to Clintonville. On July 1, The Eye Care Center located at 45 10 St.

Completing the construction ahead of schedule, American Transmission Co. recently placed into service 75 miles of a 345-kilovolt power line between the Werner West Substation near New London, Wis., to the Gardner Park Substation near Wausau.

DALE - When Jim Garon stopped at the post offices in Greenville and Hortonville to pick up donations from the May 9 "Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive," he expected to receive only a handful of bags.

Completing the construction ahead of schedule, American Transmission Co. of Pewaukee said it recently placed into service 75 miles of a 345-kilovolt power line between New London, northwest of Appleton, and the Wausau area.

Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle has approved a $170,354 project to rehabilitate pavements at the Clintonville Municipal Airport.

Duane E. Muck, age 79, a Manitowoc resident, died Wednesday evening, May 27, 2009, at the Fond du Lac Health Care Center in Fond du Lac.

Jerome C. Hawley, age, 82, found peace at home among family at his bedside, on Monday, May 25, 2009.

Fox Valley Lutheran and St. Mary Central have been awarded top seeds for the WIAA Baseball Tournament that opens next Friday, May 29.

Ferne T. Horky, age 91 years, of Clintonville passed away Monday, May 18, 2009 at Pine Manor Health Care Center, Embarrass, after a courageous battle with cancer.

Friday was one day John Klein wasn't looking forward to receiving a phone call or FedEx delivery from GM.

Broadway Automotive in Pittsfield is one of the 1,100 dealerships General Motors is eliminating as part of its reorganization plan, but other Northeastern Wisconsin locations seemed by Friday afternoon to have survived or had not revealed if they were on the list.

Freedom and Winneconne have received top seeds in Division 2, while Brillion is a top seed in Division 3 for the WIAA Softball tourney that opens next Thursday.

MANITOWOC - Randy Kirt may have had quite an appetite by the time he drove 80 miles to Clintonville on Monday morning.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is conducting a public information meeting to discuss the US 45 Corridor Study.

WITTENBERG - The Wittenberg-Birnamwood School District announced three finalists for the superintendent position today to replace superintendent Dave Bardo, who is retiring in June.

WAUPACA - The Waupaca County 4-H Leader Association's new 4-H year is under way.