Oshkosh News

<![CDATA[Marriage licenses granted recently in Winnebago County: Daniel Alexander of Glenwood, Ariz. and Kirsten Sheveland of Algoma. David Bancroft of Rio and Stephanie Breister of Oshkosh. Jeffrey Bell and Michele Totzke of Oshkosh. Aaron Chelberg of Neenah and Claudine Hoerner of Appleton. Nicholas Esposito and Carrin Heltz, both of Oshkosh. Tyler Fisher and Kirstyn Kennedy, both of Menasha. Bryant Gasper and Beth Doughty, both of Oshkosh. Russell Hinz and Bridget Skenandore, both of Neenah. Stephen Kluever and Julie Gallagher, both of Oshkosh. Alexander Krueger and Katie Groth, both of Oshkosh. John Mele and Kristine Levandoski, both of Neenah. Sean Miedaner and Abigail Knoll, both of Oshkosh. Kristopher Miller and Amy Greenlaw, both of Menasha. Adam Ness and Natalie Neibauer, both of Winneconne. Timothy Oestreich and Annette Swinton, both of Oshkosh. Dominic Roth and Anna Nason, both of Oshkosh. Zachary Schrader and Kimberly Boelter, both of Winneconne. Daniel Ven Rooy and Jennifer Schmidt, both of Oshkosh. Steven Bartman and Diane Wene, both of Menasha. Jakob Cridelich and Mikeala Fuerstenberg, both of Oshkosh. Frank Keller and Julie Tessen, both of Oshkosh. Dontrell LeFlore of Oshkosh and Tenesha Thomas of Milwaukee. Antonio Rayson and Tamara Kiefer, both of Oshkosh. Bruce Wenzel of Menasha and Ashley Andres of Appleton.

Brittany A. Crane of Oshkosh and Christopher Crane of Appleton. Joseph T. Dubinski and Renee Dubinski, both of Oshkosh.

The Experimental Aircraft Association has reluctantly agreed to pay nearly $450,000 to the Federal Aviation Administration for air traffic control services during the upcoming AirVenture fly-in.

"I believe in our program. I went to school there. I played there. My goal is to coach baseball at Oshkosh as long as I meet their performance standards which I believe I have done," said Lechnir.

A pilot program designed to help ease the training and hiring strain on dispatch centers in Northeast Wisconsin is now complete.

Authorities are holding an Oshkosh man after he allegedly fled a state trooper with a baby in his car.

April Zittlow pulled her two children out of Merrill Elementary in Oshkosh because she felt the public school had become unsafe.

Dog owners applauded a recent decision to allow leashed pets on the river walk urban trail and hope it's a first step toward allowing dogs in city parks.

When Christina LaVicka cries during scenes with her onstage father in Attic Theatre's season opener "On Golden Pond" -- a classic play about changing family dynamics and choosing second chances -- those are real tears on her cheeks.

When Allyson Binversie, of Manitowoc, was crowned Miss Green Bay Area, she saw the opportunity to share her platform open up.

An air traffic controller monitors aircraft movement from the control tower at Manchester Airport, northern England, February 3, 2011.

We're planning to make that a regular occurrence and the second one has officially been scheduled.

A priest dies and is waiting in line at the Pearly Gates. Ahead of him is a guy wearing sunglasses, a loud shirt, leather jacket and jeans.

Winnebago County authorities are optimistic that a recent downturn in heroin overdoses and deaths could mark a turning point in local law enforcement's fight against a growing statewide drug problem.

Douglas Darby has seen the worst version of himself. The deceiver who covered needle marks on his arms with long sleeves.

On his first convoy mission in Afghanistan, Spc. Chase Crull was alert. His unit, the Oshkosh-based 1157th Transportation Company had arrived in Afghanistan just days before.

Pete McPartland, president and CEO of Sentry Insurance a Mutual Co., announced Friday that Carol Sanders will join Sentry Insurance in July as executive vice president and chief financial officer.

The Diederichs families have those traditional farm family values and beliefs; like a strong work ethic, dedication to getting the job done and teamwork.

One week and one question remain in Post-Crescent Media's "Serving Seniors" Do It! Community Challenge, to benefit Clarity Care's "Help at Home" program for low-income senior citizens.

The sales tax on parts and labor for maintenance of privately owned aircraft in Wisconsin is sending potential customers flying off to other states where such work is tax-exempt, hindering job growth here, aviation and business interests say.