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NEW LONDON – There will be a brief ceremony for friends and family at New London High School on May 4th at 4:00 P.M to dedicate a small memorial in the school’s atrium for James Leonard Smith …

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Common Council approved a succession and transition policy for the city administrator position in cases of a temporary absence, planned separation, or unplanned …

School board discusses district wage increases

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education discussed a potential 2.63% wage increase for district employees for the 2026-27 school year after the district’s Total Compensation Committee …

Hatten Park is first choice for new sled hill

NEW LONDON – The New London Parks & Recreation Committee agreed that Hatten Park would be the first choice for the location of a new sled hill in the city of New London. The committee heard …

New London's Flood Zone

Very dangerous  The City of New London has received reports that manhole covers are being pushed off by flood waters. City officials are asking that citizens to not walk around in flood …

Council receives museum expansion project update

NEW LONDON – A special New London Common Council meeting was held March 24 for the purpose of updating the council on the progress of the New London Public Museum expansion project. Christine …

All hands on deck

Martinson reflects on his time on NL School Board

NEW LONDON – After serving on the New London Board of Education for almost 10 years, Chris Martinson decided not to run for reelection for another term in the April 7, spring election. Even though …

Two men arrested for child pornography

NEW LONDON — Sergio Antonio Avendano, 51, of El Salvador and living in New London, was arrested for a felony charge of possession of child pornography following a CyberTip from the National Center …

NEW LONDON – For five decades, the walleye run on the Wolf River has been synonymous with one thing for local residents and visiting anglers: the New London Fish and Game Club’s Big Whopper …

City approves waste sludge agreement

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved a waste sludge agreement with the city of Omro that will run through Dec. 31, 2029. The council approved the agreement at its March 17 meeting. …

Policy to be developed for non-standard warning signs

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is in the process of developing a policy that would regulate non-standard warning signs, such as “Deaf Child Area” because the city does not currently have …

Bicycle lanes not recommended for Mill or Beacon

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Public Works & Sewer Utility Commission decided that the city of New London should not pursue the addition of bicycle lanes during the future repaving of …

Buried but not broken

NEW LONDON - For Matt and Felicia Larsen, the silence following Blizzard Elsa was louder than the storm itself. It was the sight of a collapsed roof and the potential end of a dream. “I honestly …

Spring election: Waupaca County Board

COUNTY — All seats on the Waupaca County Board of Supervisors are up for two-year terms in the April 7 election. Here is a breakdown of each district, the areas they cover, and the candidates …

Council approves sauna replacement

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council has approved the replacement of the sauna in the women’s area of the New London Aquatics and Fitness Center at an estimated cost of $6,300. The approval …

New preschool curriculum purchase approved

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education approved the purchase of Three Cheers for Pre K, a new curriculum for the New London School District’s 4K students, at a total cost of $25,574. The …

Another flooring project at high school approved

NEW LONDON – At the recommendation of the New London School District’s Capital Projects, Energy Conservation and Facilities Committee, the New London School Board approved another phase of …

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