Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of May.
Good morning, Oshkosh.
🏘️ Community
Today, officers and students gathered at Vel Phillips Middle School for the 'Lemonade With The Law' event to build positive ties over lemonade.
The Oshkosh West Wildcat Cafe donated a new lemonade dispenser—ensuring future events will be even more enjoyable.
Jake’s Network of Hope is providing discreet hygiene product pouches for girls in 14 Northeast Wisconsin counties—helping reduce school absences linked to a lack of menstrual supplies.
The nonprofit has distributed over 100,000 products monthly and invites schools to contact them for regular donations.
🎓 Education
Menasha Joint School District is negotiating a lease for the University Children's Center from Winnebago County for a dollar (the center’s employees would join the district and fees from families will cover operating costs) after talks started on May 27.
The board will vote on the lease at its next meeting on June 23.
🏛️ Government
Gov. Tony Evers made a stop in Oshkosh as part of his fifth annual Pothole Patrol tour—meeting with public works crews and local officials to push for restoring funds for road and bridge improvements after budget cuts.
The governor used the visit to highlight the need for renewed state investment in infrastructure before the next legislative session.
🎉 Oshkosh Events
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Schlock the Block: Monsters of May!
10:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. — Time Community Theater — Free entry — Celebrate the joy of bad movies with live appearances and snacks at this b-movie extravaganza.
Fire on High Duo Live
6-9 p.m. — Dockside Tavern — Free entry — Catch the Fire on High Duo live for a night of enjoyable music at the tavern.
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