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8-27-24 fdl stalking case scheduled to go to trial this fall
A jury trial is scheduled for this fall for a Fond du Lac man accused of breaking into occupied homes while people were sleeping…in one instance, hiding under a bed. Forty seven year old Seth Menominee is scheduled to go on trial starting October 7th on 20 counts including Stalking, Attempted Burglary, Criminal Trespass, Lewd and Lascivious Behavior, Invading Privacy and Disorderly Conduct. Police Chief Aaron Goldstein says Menominee is accused of breaking into occupied homes on Bischoff Street, Roosevelt Street, East Scott and Taft Streets in June. According to a criminal complaint in one instance Menominee entered through an unlocked screen door, and was found hiding under a bed. Goldstein says it’s a reminder to keep your doors locked at night. Menominee is being held in the Fond du Lac County Jail on $200,000 cash bond. He’s due back in court September 4th for a plea and sentencing hearing.
Who Would Be Moving into the Transitional Housing Units at the Former McKinley Building?
Ever since it was announced as a possibility, many questions have come up regarding the transitional housing project in the former McKinnley Building in Manitowoc. The project is a collaborative effort between Hope Hose, The Haven Men’s Homeless Shelter, and The Warming Shelter of Manitowoc, known as The Neighborhood.
One Win, One Loss for Lincoln Tennis in Shawano
The Manitowoc Lincoln Girls Tennis team picked up two wins during a triangular tennis meet at Shawano Community High School yesterday morning. The Ships’ beat Oshkosh North 4-3. Lincoln tennis players that picked up wins include Jordin Popp and Abbie Kaiser in singles and the double team of Zylia...
Manitowoc Lincoln Boys Soccer Opens Season on the Road Volleyball Begins Season
The Manitowoc Lincoln boys’ soccer team opens their 2024 season at Kaukauna tonight against the Galloping Ghosts. The Ships are looking to improve on a 4-16 and 1 campaign in 2023, and they’ll have to play well on the road to begin the season. Their first three and...
Marcus & Millichap arranges sale of Harbor Town Inn & Suites
Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of Harbor Town Inn & Suites, an 80-room hotel located in Manitowoc, WI. The property sold for $3.4 million. “We were able to achieve a sale price extremely close to the list without formally going to market,” said Jared Plamann, senior associate. “This is a legacy property that rarely becomes available. It had been in the family for 34 years, which made it even more special to work with the seller and see the property continue with a local, respectable buyer. There continues to be significant demand for hotels, particularly independent assets where incoming owners may see potential for brand conversions.”
Here are three businesses that recently opened in Menomonee Falls, Lisbon and West Bend
A pizza restaurant, handmade jewelry store and a wine and cocktail bar are three new businesses that have recently opened in Milwaukee's northern suburbs. Here's more about the businesses that have opened their doors in Menomonee Falls, West Bend and Lisbon. ...
Things to do in Manitowoc Labor Day weekend include Road Trip at The Wharf, Tuesday Tunes and more
MANITOWOC – Here's your look at can't-miss events in the Manitowoc area this week. For more events and live music schedules, go to https://www.visitmanitowoc.com/events/. Jam out at the Labor Day Bash ...
St. Frances Cabrini Church in West Bend, Wi accepting gently used books | By Cathy Spies
West Bend, Wi – The St. Frances Cabrini Church book sale has been resurrected. St. Frances Cabrini,1025 S. Seventh Ave, West Bend, Wi, is accepting gently used books to be dropped off at the south lower entrance of the church.
A 20-tackle performance highlights the top prep performers in Manitowoc and Sheboygan
There was plenty of high school sports action to look back on from the past week. Here are the top prep performers from the week of Aug. 19-24 in Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. ...
United Way of Washington Co. announces top volunteer awards | By Kristin Brandner
August 26, 2024 – West Bend, WI – At the annual Leaders in Giving event, United Way of Washington County presented the Clifford A. & Elizabeth M. Nelson Volunteer Leadership Award to Claire Rolfs and the inaugural Kevin Steiner Emerging Leader Award to Sandie Giernoth. Clifford A. &...
Umpire CB Bucknor's horrific bases loaded call screwed Brewers in Sunday loss to A's
After a disappointing series loss at the hands of the Cardinals, the Brewers had an opportunity to get back in the win column over this past weekend, as they took two out of three from the A's. The two clubs met up for the final time before the A's leave Oakland for good, so the series had a bit of historical significance to it as well.
After complaints of blocked sidewalks and bike lanes, e-scooter company rolls out new parking rules
One of the two electric scooter companies operating in Milwaukee has launched a new initiative to get riders to park their scooters properly after a series of residents' complaints. Lime rolled out its "Parking Blitz" plan on Monday, which will introduce mandatory parking zones in high-traffic areas such as the Historic Third Ward,...
A convention in Milwaukee this week could have an impact as big as the RNC
MILWAUKEE – Fresh off the Republican National Convention, Milwaukee is hosting another convention this week that could be just as impactful. More than a thousand event planners are in town to attend Connect Marketplace at the Baird Center. “Decision makers from the convention center industry (are all in Milwaukee),”...
David Bakhtiari reunion makes even more sense for Packers after concerning report
Rewind to April. The Green Bay Packers have just selected Jordan Morgan, a college left tackle who many believe will have to move inside at the NFL level. The Packers insisted that Morgan could stay at tackle, but all signs are pointing toward him playing guard this season. That's fine, as Morgan can become a Pro Bowl-level interior lineman, but drafting him didn't solve the team's depth problem at tackle after losing David Bakhtiari and Yosh Nijman.
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