Staying here is ‘right choice,’ he says By Jennifer Eisenbart Staff Writer For City of Burlington Police Chief Peter Nimmer the decision to stay in Burlington came down to a simple point. “It was the right choice to make,” said Nimmer Tuesday after confirming that both he and Mayor Bob […]
Author: Ed Nadolski
Friday Night Football: CCHS routs Racine Lutheran
The Catholic Central High School football team made a statement Friday night. After starting 0-3 with a pair of close losses at home, the Hilltoppers took to the road Friday evening and eased past Racine Lutheran 40-0. Catholic Central led 21-0 at the half and then scored three times in […]
CCHS boys third, girls fourth at Cedar Grove
The Catholic Central High School cross country teams both had strong outings at the Cedar Grove Belgium Invite Sept. 6. The boys team finished third, while the girls were fourth. Sheboygan Lutheran won the boys title with 32 points, while CCHS scored 80. On the girls side, host Cedar Grove […]
Demons get shut out by Elkhorn in the SLC
By David Paulsen SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Although the Burlington High School boys soccer team had just lost 4-0 to Elkhorn Tuesday, you would never have known it by talking to head coach Phil Molitor. Molitor noted the team has been learning a new offense and Tuesday’s game, he believes, was a […]
Demons post best-ever finish at Park
By Jennifer Eisenbart Sports Editor The Burlington boys volleyball team posted its best-ever finish Saturday at the Racine Invite, tying for third after losing in the semifinals. Battling through what coach Tim Gesteland called a “very tough” pool, the Demons emerged 5-1, then won their crossover match and quarterfinal match […]
Swimmers sixth at Shorewood
By Jennifer Eisenbart Sports Editor Paced by the efforts of sisters Serena, Sara and Olivia Wanasek, the Burlington co-op swim team posted a sixth-place finish at Saturday’s Shorewood Invite. The invitational, which traditionally draws top competition early in the season, was won by Cedarburg with 384 points, while Bay Port […]
RAYMOND L. NEWBURY
Raymond L. Newbury, 88, Rochester, died September 10, 2012 at East Troy Manor. He was born Jan. 15, 1924, in Kenosha County, to the late Lawrence and Frieda (Bosselman) Newbury. He proudly served in the U.S. Army Air Corps as a 2nd Lieutenant Pilot during World War II. On Feb. […]
Demon girls come up short at Brookfield
By Jennifer Eisenbart Sports Editor The Burlington High School girls volleyball team didn’t play poorly Saturday at the Brookfield Central Invite. It just didn’t play at its best – and ran into a hot opponent. After sweeping through three opponents in pool play at the invite, the Demons fell to […]
CCHS volleyball wins MCC opener
By Jennifer Eisenbart Sports Editor After wading through a pair of difficult early-season tournaments with a pair of high finishes, the Catholic Central High School volleyball team proved it could handle Midwest Classic Conference play last week, too. The Lady ’Toppers started the MCC season with a 26-24, 25-22, 25-20 […]
Communities united in grief
Diane Chart touched many lives here and in the Northwoods “I was reminded today once again about how circular life is. We are born, we live, many of us reproduce, and we die. Is it really that simple? A simple circle implies that humanity lives a circle separate […]
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