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NEW DUBLIN – In March 1996, Jeff Schlueter was a 23-year-old rookie fresh out of the police academy, stepping into a squad car for his very first day on patrol. As the bagpipes roared and a sea of …

Wage study considered by city

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is considering whether it should have a wage study conducted this year, possibly by a third-party consultant. A wage study was one of the items discussed by the …

NEW LONDON – The New London Community Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region awarded seven grants totaling $10,000 during its first-ever grant cycle in fall 2025. These …

Downtown Façade Improvement Program renewed

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is bringing back the Downtown Façade Improvement Program in 2026, with $55,000 in grant funds available for city businesses to apply for. The New London Common …

New city clerk appointed in New London

NEW LONDON – At a special New London Common Council meeting March 4, the council approved the appointment of Karolanne Lehman to the position of city clerk. Lehman was appointed by New London Mayor …

NEW LONDON – In the fall of 1993, Bob and Shellie Leahy were a young, engaged couple with a daunting secret: they were broke. After emptying their wedding savings to buy a struggling restaurant …

New Dublin Prepares for 42nd Annual St. Patrick’s Week

NEW DUBLIN — The luck of the Irish is returning to the Wolf River valley as the Shamrock Club of New Dublin prepares to host its 42nd Annual St. Patrick’s Celebration. Running from March 16 …

Townhouse-style homes development proposed

NEW LONDON – A housing development is being proposed on the corner of County DD, Orville Drive, and Northpoint Drive in the city of New London that would include a total of 19 units of …

Roadwork ahead

NEW LONDON – The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will host a public information meeting on Monday, March 16, to discuss two major construction projects scheduled to begin this …

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education has appointed Riley Schussler as principal of New London High School, effective July 1. The appointment was approved at a special board meeting, …

NEW LONDON— The Shamrock Club of New Dublin is calling on local students to sharpen their pencils for the 2026 Irish Poetry Contest. The annual competition serves to select the year’s Irish Lad …

To move a sledding hill

NEW LONDON – The city of New London will move forward with designing a new wastewater treatment facility on property adjacent to the city’s Public Works building, which will require the removal …

Wastewater treatment facility options presented

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Public Works/Sewer Utility Commission was informed at its Feb. 2 meeting that the deadline to construct a new wastewater treatment facility has been extended by …

Capital equipment purchases and projects approved

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved $534,545 in capital equipment purchases and projects when it met Feb. 18. The list of equipment purchases and projects that were approved, and …

No approval yet for fire truck purchase

NEW LONDON – When the New London Capital Project and Equipment Committee met Feb. 4 to consider capital equipment and project purchases for 2026, approving $1.3 million for a new pumper fire truck …

Brush disposal contract renewed

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved the renewing of a contract with DTAK for brush disposal services at a cost of $12,500. The council approved the contract when it met, Feb. 18. At …

NEW LONDON - On February 12, a school staff member at Lincoln Elementary in New London was escorted from the property after police officers did a K9 drug search in the school’s parking lot. …

Fly angler finds a home away from home in New London

NEW LONDON — It’s mid-winter, and cabin fever season has arrived. Caleb Corona, a Minnesota-based drift boat fishing guide and fly tyer, visited New London on Jan. 23 and 24, hosting an impromptu …

New London art show winners

NEW LONDON - Wolf River Art League members celebrated the good weather that brought a record crowd out to view their 56th annual Mid-Winter Art Show at Crystal Falls. Attendees were full of …

Board approves purchasing three buses

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education has approved the purchase of three new school buses for a total cost of $448,109, with the funds coming from the district’s 2026-27 budget. The …

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