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Additional professional learning days discussed

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education discussed the addition of three additional professional learning days for district staff who work with k-4 students to provide staff with more …

Official: no phones during school time

NEW LONDON – A Student Wireless Communication Devices policy passed its second reading at the June 24 New London Board of Education meeting, putting the policy in effect prior to the July 1 …

New London dedicates new public library

NEW LONDON — A multi-year dream of a modern library and a new downtown hub officially became reality Saturday, June 27, as community members gathered for the dedication of the “new” New London …

Blossom and Bloom rents land from city

NEW LONDON – Blossom and Bloom Greenhouse will be leasing a little less than half an acre of land from the city of New London for the purpose of growing plants that it will sell. The New London …

City to pay $39,875 for environmental monitoring

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved a proposal from AECOM for $39,875 for environmental monitoring at the Mini Park Site. The council approved the proposal when it met June 16. At …

Jonah Stone returns to hometown stage

NEW LONDON – 2025 New London High School Graduate Jonah Stone will be performing with The Kids from Wisconsin in the New London High School Auditorium on Tuesday, July 8 at 7 p.m. This is Jonah’s …

Liquor licenses to be renewed after appeal

NEW LONDON – The New London Travel Plaza will have its combination Class “A” liquor license and The Vault and Dragon’s Den will have its combination Class “B” liquor license renewed after …

Faith in the field

NEW LONDON — While the roar of field artillery and the flash of black powder musketry drew hundreds of spectators to the New London Heritage Historical Society Village, reenactor Kristoffer Walker …

MUKWA – Waupaca County Sheriff deputies responded to a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash on June 26 at approximately 5:13 p.m. on State Highway 54 near Ferry Street in the Township of Mukwa. An SUV was …

Sturgeon habitat to be installed

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved an agreement with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to have a sturgeon habitat installed in the Embarrass River along the …

Arrows ready to fly

NEW LONDON – An ordinance has been amended to allow for the shooting of arrows at specified locations within the New London city limits. The New London Common Council approved amending Section 9.03 …

Parking at Riverside boat launch pavilion questioned

NEW LONDON – The availability of parking for those who rent the Riverside boat launch pavilion in the city of New London was questioned at the June 2 New London Parks & Recreation Committee …

NEW LONDON — Shawna Riley has announced her candidacy to serve Wisconsin State Assembly District 56. Her decision to run for election is driven by a deeply personal mission to fight for better …

Wastewater treatment facility plan recommended

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Public Works/Sewer Utility Commission has recommended to the New London Common Council the construction of a new wastewater treatment facility that has an …

School taxes will increase if nothing changes

NEW LONDON – If nothing changes between now and when the next school budget is assembled, residents of the New London School District can expect to pay more in school taxes when the next school …

NEW LONDON — Downtown New London’s south riverfront corridor marked a major economic milestone on Tuesday, June 9, with an official ribbon cutting and open house celebration for the new SCS Wolf …

Flood event costs to city up to $258,877

NEW LONDON – The flood event in April in the city of New London has cost the city $258,877 in expenses to date, with more expenses likely to be incurred. That was the message that New London City …

Intersection to be closed

NEW LONDON – The US 45/South County Trunk D intersection will be closed near New London from June 11 to June 21 as part of construction project. The schedule is dependent on weather conditions and …

NEW LONDON — The second annual Summer Kickoff – Night Market once again transformed downtown New London into a vibrant gathering place on Friday, June 5, welcoming more than 4,100 visitors for an …

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