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22/11/2025

Deputy Romback receives community service award

Marinette County Sheriff’s Deputy Heather Romback recently received a 2025 Community Service Award from the Rainbow House Domestic Abuse Services, Inc., for her work performed as a member of the High-Risk Review team, where she has offered insight into complex cases.

The Rainbow House provides resources, advocacy, shelter, expert testimony and much more for survivors of domestic violence.

“They are a huge asset to law enforcement and our community,” Sheriff Randy Miller wrote in a press release.
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22/11/2025

The Wait is Over! Happy Opening Day, Hunters!

Good luck to everyone heading out this morning for the start of the gun deer season! Stay safe, be smart, and make some great memories in the woods.

We're excited to celebrate your successful trips! Got a photo of your trophy buck? Send us your pictures, your name, and where you're from for a chance to be featured on our social media and in the paper!

Email your hunting photos to: [email protected]

Good luck and happy hunting!

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22/11/2025

The Gillett High girls basketball team opened its 2026-26 campaign with a lopsided 44-23 victory that saw the Tigers’ defense hold the host team to just two points over the first half of play. Josh Staloch/Kaity Leikness video

22/11/2025

The Gillett High girls basketball team opened its 2026-26 campaign with a lopsided 44-23 victory that saw the Tigers’ defense hold the host team to just two points over the first half of play.

Check out the game photos on our website: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/gillett-opens-season-with-dominant-44-23-victory,306248?

The Gillett High girls basketball team opened its 2026-26 campaign with a lopsided 44-23 victory that saw the Tigers’ defense hold the host team to just two points over the first half of play. …

22/11/2025

The new Shipyard Estates development is underway in Marinette, aiming to fill the "missing middle" gap in the housing market for working families! This 22-home and 63+ luxury apartment community is rising on the former Bay Area Hospital site.

Find out the starting price for the new single-family homes, what "workforce housing" really means for our community, and how this project could open up more existing homes in Marinette. 👇

https://www.peshtigotimes.com/

22/11/2025

In honor of Veterans Day many schools across Marinette and Oconto counties held assemblies to invite veterans into the school, learn from them and share with the community what Veterans Day means to the district.

At the Peshtigo Middle/High School students volunteered at a community breakfast where gift baskets were won, coloring pages from the younger students were displayed and students spent time speaking with local veterans.

Afterwards, Navy veteran Dennis Czapiewski and Peshtigo Middle/High School Principal Dave Moody spoke to all in attendance at the assembly.

The district shared online, “Happy Veterans Day from Peshtigo School District. We extend our sincerest gratitude to all veterans for their dedicated service to our country. We appreciate our veterans and enjoy their company every year at our assembly.”

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21/11/2025

An independent investigation into allegations concerning the Crivitz School District has concluded, with no disciplinary action recommended against Principal Jeff Baumann, Athletic Director Jeff Dorschner, or high school coach Brett Meyers.

Attorney Craig Kubiak, who led the investigation, stated the term "s*x culture" provides a "mistaken impression" of the district and confirmed there was "no allegation that any teacher, administrator, coach or any other school employee had any inappropriate contact with a student."

While no punitive measures were recommended, the report suggests the district should:

Reaffirm no retaliation against those who raised concerns.

Remind teachers/coaches to be careful with the words they use around students.

Parents emphasized the need for "more effective and safer pathways for raising concerns."

Read the full details, including Superintendent Robinson's comments and the parents' reactions: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/no-disciplinary-action-recommended-in-crivitz-school-district-investigation,305504

Crivitz School District

CRIVITZ – Following an investigation into allegations made against the Crivitz School District, no disciplinary action was recommended to be taken against principal Jeff Baumann, athletic …

21/11/2025

Citizens of Menominee, Mich., are reminded that the City of Menominee Snow Ban Ordinance takes effect on Dec. 1 at 2:30 a.m. through April 1, 2026.

Vehicles parked on the street overnight on Nov. 30, 2025 will be ticketed.

The Menominee Police Department will require permits for all vehicles parked overnight in municipal lots located at 2nd Street and 5th Avenue; 2nd Street and 6th Avenue; 2nd Street and 9th Avenue; and 1st Street and 6th Avenue.

The permit requirements are as follows: Permits shall be issued upon application to the police department and shall be restricted to one-third of the total number of parking spaces available within each lot as determined by the city code enforcement officer. Permits are available free of charge at the Police Department on a first come, first served basis during regular office hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Applications for permits shall require the registered owner of the vehicle, type of vehicle, vehicle registration and address and telephone number of the owner.

Applications for permits may be denied by the Police Department. Anyone denied application may appeal to the city manager by corresponding in writing to the city clerk requesting a meeting with the city manager.

Parking permits in city lots are required during plow periods from Dec. 1 through April 1 of each year during the hours of 2:30 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.

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20/11/2025

Behind the Blotter: Warrants, Accidents, and Snow Ban Trouble in Menominee & Marinette 🚔

The latest police reports show busy weeks for local law enforcement, including arrests for drugs, warrants, and a number of hit-and-run accidents.

See the full list of incidents! 👇

https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/behind-the-blotter-with-the-peshtigo-times,305536

Menominee County Sheriff’s Office: October 11 – October 20 October 11 A deputy was dispatched at 3:13 a.m. to Million Dollar Rd. in Menominee Township for a personal injury …

20/11/2025

Getxo, a fishing town in the utmost northern area in Spain —Basque Country, near Bilbao — has a population of around 75,000. One of those residents, who also speaks Basque (Euskera) and English, decided to go on an high school exchange adventure across the Atlantic all the way to Peshtigo, Wisconsin.

Learn more on our website: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/on-exchange-in-northeast-wisconsin-meet-june-azkargorta,303959

PESHTIGO – Getxo, a fishing town in the utmost northern area in Spain —Basque Country, near Bilbao — has a population of around 75,000. One of those residents, who also speaks …

19/11/2025

Wisconsin Hunters are on Fire! 🔥

More than 24,000 deer were registered statewide in just the last week, pushing the season harvest past 92,000! Oconto and Marinette County hunters are making a serious impact.

Get all the local harvest details, plus important info on the upcoming firearm opener, hunter safety tips, and how you can donate a deer to help local families in need! 👇

https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/peak-whitetail-rut-is-on-now,303958?

OUTDOORS – Bow and crossbow hunters with open tags are putting in as much time on stand as they possibly can right now, and it’s paying off for many. More than 24,000 Wisconsin deer …

18/11/2025

Crivitz October Students of the Month
The Crivitz School District extends their congratulations to the October Student of the Month award winners. Pictured left to right are MJ Bury, middle school; Varina Roman, high school; Gavin Pomeroy, middle school; Carter Oginski, high school; and Ellie Goltz, high school; as well as Travis Nowak, high school (pictured separately).
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