GL Council backs effort for school resource officer

Considering whether to show support for a school resource officer are, from left, council members Jon McConnell, Jon Smick, Dusty Walker, Diana Galster-Kinas, George King and James Jahnke.

Wednesday, August 15, 2018 11:40 AM

During Monday night’s meeting, the Green Lake City Council gave its support to the police department and school district as they move toward hiring a resource officer.

GL Council backs effort for school resource officer

During Monday night’s meeting, the Green Lake City Council gave its support to the police department and school district as they move toward hiring a resource officer.
What is a boat livery compared to a marina? City makes changes

The Green Lake Plan Commission decided to amend the definitions for boat livery and marina conditional-use classifications during Monday’s meeting.
Green Lake locals compete in a national sailboat regatta

Twelves Green Lake locals will compete against world-class sailors in the 2018 U.S. Snipe Nationals regatta, hosted in Green Lake, Thursday, Aug. 23 through Sunday, Aug. 26.
GL Police seeks city support for resource officer

Green Lake Police Chief Mike Ratter approached the Green Lake City Council during Monday’s Committee of the Whole meeting for approval to further research the possibility of hiring a resource officer for Green Lake’s public schools.
Happy days at GL Fair

Green Lake County Fair attendees enjoy a chance to create "Whole Lotta Happy" memories.
Publish or post?: GL School Board’s decision may be frugal, but is it legal?

Attorneys disagree on the legality of the Green Lake School Board's decision to post the annual meeting notification in lieu of publishing.
Green Lake County Fair aims to provide fun for all

This year, the Green Lake County Fair, which runs Thursday to Sunday, Aug. 5, offers a celebration of the relationship between water and earth with its theme of “A Whole Lotta Happy.”
Coding Mr. Roboto: Green Lake’s third through fifth grade summer school students gain programming skills at Robotics Camp

With a few keystrokes, third- through fifth-grade students programmed robots to maneuver through obstacle courses, light up, beep and play songs during Green Lake Spanish teacher Joshua LeGreve’s Robotics Camp.
GL School District considers hiring a resource officer

The Green Lake School Board is considering hiring a resource officer for the upcoming school year.
Green Lake County may cease to invest in TREDC

Area officials have recommended that funding be cut off to an economic development group that three counties utilize.
No desks for this classroom: Students learn of natural world on Millers’ land

Ripon students visited the Miller's land in June to learn about nature such as birding, the forest, wetlands, pond life and the prairie.
Green Lake owns Camp Grow property

The Green Lake Conservancy Partnership closed the deal with the American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago last week Tuesday.
Summer School Magic: Green Lake Summer School students witness the magic of ‘Mr. Steve in Concert’ at the Caestecker Public Library

Green Lake Summer School students in preschool to sixth-grade hiked to the Caestecker Public Library to watch Mr. Steve perform his show, “Mr. Steve in Concert.”
Order in the court-yard: Green Lake teachers make sure ‘Bruce’ and brood are just ducky

Every spring, ducklings are born in the courtyard at the center of the Green Lake schools’ building; however, the teachers' plan to help move the ducks to their new home hit a snag this year.
Man allegedly going 105 mph near Rosendale caught after pursuit

One man is in custody following a high-speed pursuit that ended in the village of Rosendale early this morning (Wednesday).