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Today's riddle: What happens when two monkeys get a divorce? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Sheboygan's New Comprehensive Plan is Up for Committee Approval Today (whbl.com) — Sheboygan’s City Plan Commission meets at 4 p.m. today at City Hall to potentially approve a new 20‑year Comprehensive Plan guiding growth, development, and preservation through 2046. The draft, shaped by residents and local officials, covers housing, transportation, economic development, land use, and more, and is available for you to review online beforehand.
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2. Plymouth police rescue 5 cats, seek 25 neglect charges (sheboyganpress.com) — Plymouth police, working with the local fire department, rescued five cats from an Appleton Street apartment so contaminated with waste and insects that officers needed full protective gear. A 33-year-old man was arrested and taken to the Sheboygan County Detention Center, and police are asking the Sheboygan County district attorney to review 25 potential animal neglect-related charges.
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3. Sheboygan County has had long love affair with automobiles (sheboyganpress.com) — Sheboygan County’s long-running fascination with cars comes alive through historic photos and stories of early local automakers, race cars, and dealerships. From Falls Motor Company engines to endurance runs chronicled by The Sheboygan Press, the piece highlights how deeply automobiles shaped everyday life and industry across the county for generations.
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4. Lakeshore College President named to 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100 (sheboygansun.com) — A regional leader with strong ties to Sheboygan County has been named to the 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100, highlighting work that supports local workforce and economic development. Lakeshore College president Paul Carlsen serves on the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation and Wisconsin Maritime Museum boards, helping connect education, employers, and community institutions that benefit residents across the lakeshore area.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What happens when two monkeys get a divorce?" — They are banana split. (Thank you Gary M. for sending it in!)
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