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Lakeland to screen alum s award-winning documentary for Indigenous Peoples Day, and more Sheboygan news in weekly dose

Lakeland University will screen 1996 graduate Shannon Kring's award-winning documentary 'End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock.'

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Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan receives national Read In Color grant

Bookworm Gardens, a recipient of a Read in Color grant to expand diverse literature, will host a celebration Sept. 9.

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Sheboygan Area Black American Community Outreach has a new president

Toni White was recently named the organization s next president. Here, she shares 6 ways she plans to make an impact.

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Road America board member, Sheboygan businessman Jonathan Laun retires

Jonathan Laun has been involved with Road America most of his life. He started working summers there for founder Clif Tufte in the 1960s.

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Sheboygan police, Black community group emphasize unity at free BBQ

Amid nationwide protests in 2020, Sheboygan s Black community group emphasized people can work with police to achieve public safety.

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