Patti Zarling
Reporter at The Herald Times Reporter
Reporter for USA TODAY Network- Wisconsin. Lover of knowledge. Gardener. Knitter. Not quite a crazy cat lady - yet.
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1 week ago |
htrnews.com | Patti Zarling
Patrick and Nicole Nelson met while working summer jobs on the S.S. Badger car ferry. The couple married in 2020 and now have a daughter. Patrick works as a mate on the Badger during the summer and as a special education teacher during the school year. Nicole and several family members also work for the ferry company. MANITOWOC – The S.S. Badger has its very own “meet cute” story.
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1 week ago |
htrnews.com | Patti Zarling
Progressive Lakeshore People will hold an anti-Donald Trump demonstration at Washington Park in Manitowoc April 19. The event encourages attendees to donate non-perishable breakfast items for a local food pantry. The demonstration will include singing, chants and speeches from community leaders. The protest follows a previous "Hands Off!" rally organized by the same group in partnership with the Manitowoc County Democratic Party.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Patti Zarling
MANITOWOC – Progressive Lakeshore People will host an anti-Donald Trump demonstration from noon to 1:30 p.m. April 19 at Washington Park, 1115 Washington St.The event is free and open to the public. Organizers ask participants to take a non-perishable breakfast food to help replenish a local food pantry. They list items such as cereal, oatmeal, jam or jelly, pancake mix, syrup, canned fruit, coffee and tea.
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htrnews.com | Patti Zarling
Valders and Reedsville joined Progress Lakeshore, a nonprofit supporting local businesses and community development. The two villages join Manitowoc, Kiel, Mishicot and Cleveland as members of the organization. Progress Lakeshore aims to drive economic development and create opportunities within Manitowoc County. The partnership will provide resources to support businesses, attract investment and advance development goals.
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1 week ago |
htrnews.com | Patti Zarling
'Everyone is excited to welcome people coming for the draft,' said Jason Ring, Two Rivers Main Street director. Patti ZarlingManitowoc Herald Times ReporterGreen Bay is hosting the NFL draft April 24-26, expecting around 250,000 attendees. Manitowoc-area hotels and rentals are filling up, with some requiring two-night minimums and shuttle services available. Local businesses are offering draft-themed specials, including food and drink deals, trivia nights, and viewing parties.
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