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Kohler teachers Jessie Good and Kyle McGilligan-Bentin named Claes Nobel Educators of DistinctionATLANTA, GA – Kohler High School science teacher Jessie Good and English teacher Kyle Mc-Gilligan-Bentin have been named Claes Nobel Educa-tors of Distinction by The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). Student members of NSHSS have the opportunity to nominate the educator who has made the most significant contribution to their academic career. The Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction award recognizes teacher role models who have made a lasting
difference in their class-room by encouraging stu-dents to strive for excel-lence. “Dedicated educators who exhibit a commitment to excellence deserve our
highest praise and appreciation,” said NSHSS President James Lewis. “We’re excited to provide an ongoing means to do so, and we encourage our members to nomi-nate teachers who have contribut-ed to their academic success.” Since its inception, there is a total of 40 recipients of this dis-tinction, nationwide. Each year 10
teachers are selected. Of the 40 total, Kohler has 3, and is the only district in the state of Wisconsin with any. All other districts, combined, have 0. The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) was formed in 2002 by James W. Lewis and Claes Nobel, senior member of the family that es-tablished the Nobel Prizes. The National Society of High School Scholars recognizes academic excellence at the high school lev-el and helps to advance the goals and aspirations of high-achieving
students through unique learning experiences, scholarships, internships, international study and peer networks. NSHSS members become lifetime members. At each step
along the way – from high school to college to career – NSHSS con-nects outstanding young scholars with the resources they need to develop their strengths and pursue their passions. Currently, there are more than 1,000,000 Society mem-bers in 160 countries. For more information about NSHSS visit www.nshss.org.
KLC football players earn honorsBy Kevin Struck The Kohler-Sheboygan Lu-theran-Sheboygan Christian high school football team finished 4-4 in the Big East Conference this fall, earning its second straight WIAA playoff appearance, where they fell to top seeded Sheboygan Falls. Statistically, the team’s offense ranked third out of 11 Big East teams in total yardage gained. The defense also ranked third. Several players earned all-con-ference honors, as selected by the coaches. The First Team Offense included quarterback Brayden Van Ess and receiver Luke Hein-en. Van Ess was second in the league in passing yardage, while throwing 15 touchdown passes. He added another 14 touchdowns running the ball, while rushing for 1,033 yards, second best in the conference. Heinen easily led the league in receptions with 48, in-cluding five touchdowns. A Second Team Offense selec-tion, Caleb Rhan, anchored an offensive line that helped make much of the scoring totals possi-ble. Levi Modahl, who caught 33 passes and ranked eighth in the league with 385 receiving yards, was Honorable Mention (Of-fense). On the defensive side of the ball, Caleb Rahn (defensive tack-le), Levi Modahl (linebacker), and Zach Hendrikse (defensive back), were named to the Second Team Defense. Sam Kohler (defensive end), made Honorable Mention (Defense). The team was led by Matt Za-vada, in his ninth year as head coach, assisted by Mike Nikson, Scott Silvestri, Steve Brickson, Frantz Felix, Andrew Wagner, Jake Frias, Ryan Eigenberger, and Patrick Bolden.
Woodlake Market launches online grocery shopping with support from Rosie Woodlake Market, a Kohler Co.-owned grocer located in Kohler, has introduced an online shopping service, Woodlake Mar-ket Online, to its valued custom-ers. The store, part of the Destina-tion Kohler resort, partnered with Rosie to launch grocery pick-up and delivery options seven days a week via the Rosie app online or on any mobile device. “Our mission has and always will be about optimal service for our guests. With online shopping, we can reach our customers in a way we were never able to be-fore,” said Gerald Allison, busi-ness manager, Woodlake Market and Kohler Original Recipe Choc-olates. “This service allows us to cater to customers who are pressed for time, can’t get away, or sim-ply want to relax in the comfort of their homes while they shop. In the Sheboygan area, we’re first to market with online shopping—which is where we want to be in providing greater convenience for our customers.” For just $3.99 per order for pick-up or a delivery fee start-
ing at $5.99, customers can con-veniently place and pay for their grocery orders anywhere through the Rosie app. Online shopping with Woodlake Market Online is made even easier with large prod-uct photos, product recommenda-tions, easy shopping cart manage-ment and a complete order history that gives customers the ability to quickly place repeat orders. Deliv-ery customers will get fresh gro-ceries brought right to their doors and pick-up customers need only text or call the store when they ar-rive to get curbside service within minutes. Rosie, an industry leading on-line grocery shopping platform for mobile and web, is the ideal partner for independent grocers to launch online shopping. Rosie’s easy start-up process, low start-up expenses, complete marketing support, and comprehensive cus-tomer service, combined with the software’s interoperability and in-tegration with grocers’ other tech-nology, enable grocers to be first to market with online shopping.
Kohler Co. to renovate The American Club parking structure and lot in 2018KOHLER, Wis.–Thirteen months from now, Kohler Co. will begin the renewal of its underground and above ground parking struc-ture that serves the American Club resort hotel. It was built 35 years ago and enables the five-star, five-diamond hotel to shelter clientele while removing parked vehicles from the landscape. The hotel and restaurants in the building will be closed during the month of January 2018, but then will begin to reopen Fridays and Saturdays in February and March; with all operations reopened by mid-year ’18. “Our temporary closing will en-able us to work on the renovation project without impacting guests and, when we are far enough along in the process, we will re-open restaurants to their regular hours and about two-thirds of our hotel rooms until the project is complete. We are excited to ele-vate our lodge offering in such a major way for our guests,” said Christine Loose, Group Director of Lodging for Kohler Co. During the resurrection of the
parking structure, the 55-room an-nex to The American Club called the Carriage House will remain open as will River Wildlife, Riv-erbend, Cucina, Craverie, Kohler Waters Spa and the golf course restaurants at Destination Kohler. Kohler’s Inn on Woodlake cur-rently is undergoing an expansion that will be completed in Decem-ber 2017. It will add a combina-tion of 4-bedroom and 2-bedroom units along with additional single rooms. Each multi-bedroom unit will have a common living room and space where guests can enjoy each other’s company after a day of activities. In Green Bay Wisconsin, 60 miles to the north, Kohler Co. will be completing in July 2017, a new four-diamond hotel concept called Lodge Kohler. Adjacent to Lambeau Field, it is an informal partnership with the Green Bay Packers. This carefully planned cycle of renewal is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to enhance the overall experience for guests of its hospitality business.
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Harvest Home is committed to providing seniors individualized and dignified care in a Christian, family home-like setting where they can be strengthened and encouraged to live purpose-filled lives.Opened in 2006 in Howards Grove, WI by Beth and Fred Pahmeier, the Harvest Home Senior Living Services campus features two eight-bed assisted living homes located in a quiet part of town with room for expansion.Harvest Home cares for the physical, mental and spiritual welfare of residents. Local clergy are invited to provide religious services, residents are helped with maintaining church memberships and attendance when able, and Bible study opportunities are provided. At Harvest Home you or your loved ones are surrounded by peers, cared for by professionals, and treated with respect, while allowing as much independence as possible.
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Luz de Luna Restaurant! A year and a half ago, Luz de Luna, a casual restaurant featuring the straightforward rusticity of Spanish cuisine in a contemporary setting, opened its doors in Sheboygan. Here, earthy tapas, colorful soups, and delicious entrees take their place on the table next to crispy pizzetas, pastas, salads and simply luxurious bocatas (sandwiches). We offer delightful main courses that have quickly become customer favorites such as the Horseradish-Crusted Sirloin with Rioja Sauce & Garlic Mashed Potatoes, the Seared Sea Scallops with Pump-kin-Sage Cream, Mushroom Risotto & Serrano Crisp, or the Luz de Luna Steamed Black Mussels with Serrano Ham, Di-jon-Sherry Cream Sauce & Fries. Our menu is very flexible, allowing us to offer vegetarian options, as well as gluten free and dairy free items. You will be delighted by our exquisite wine list, a selection of cocktails, and Spain’s staple drink – the Sangria! With the heart and soul of Spain, Luz de Luna makes high-quality, fresh food accessible. It translates to a delectable and com-fortable dining experience in a cozy and welcoming setting, where an upbeat and outgoing staff will take care of you. This winter Luz de Luna will be offering a featured wine bottle every week with a 20% discount, Happy hour specials every Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 with $3 sangrias and other weekend specials such as buy 2 beers, get one free. Make sure to check our website www.luzdeluna.us for up-dates, news and to see our complete food and dessert menu. You can also find additional information visiting our Face-book page, or by following us on Instagram: luzdeluna920. We are open Monday through Thursday for dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and Friday and Saturdays until 9:30 p.m. We are located on 920 Michigan Avenue, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
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Mary Olive Halvorson (1928-2016)Mary Olive Halvorson, age 88, of Barron, WI & former teacher in the Kohler School
System died Sun-day, December 4, 2016 at Mayo Clin-ic Health System in Eau Claire. She was born September 8, 1928 to William and Rena (Erickson) Halvorson in Rice Lake.
Mary attended the Halvorson Homestead Elementary School and graduated from Rice Lake High School in 1946. She later attended Barron County Normal School and graduated from the University of Wiscon-sin-Superior in 1955 with a B.S. degree in education. Mary continued her education ultimately receiving a M.S. degree in edu-cation in 1969. Her teaching career includ-ed positions in Woodside School in rural Barron County, Oconto, Kohler and Barron, WI schools. She retired in 1986 after a ca-reer of 37 years. Mary was a life-long member of the Canton United Methodist Church and held many positions in the church and UMW or-ganizations. She was an active member of the Barron County Retired Educators and a life member of Wisconsin Retired Educa-tors Association. She was a member of the Barron County Historical Society, serving as secretary for 17 years & chairing the Ju-nior Historical Society for many years. She was also a long-time supporter of the Bar-ron County Humane Society. Mary was preceded in death by her par-ents, brother: Merlin Halvorson and sister: Ellen Martin. She is survived by her neph-ew: William (Sharon) Halvorson of Stacy, MN, great-niece: Anna Halvorson, sister-in-law: Gladys Halvorson of Rice Lake, as well as many cousins, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held on Friday, December 9 at Canton United Methodist Church with Rev. Kyochul Shin officiating. Interment followed in Pioneer Rest Ceme-tery in the Town of Sumner, rural Canton. Visitation was held for the hour prior to ser-vices at the church on Friday. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be di-rected to the Barron County Historical So-ciety, the Barron County Humane Society or the Canton United Methodist Church. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.
Part-time position available for Kohler High School fitness room assistant Kohler Schools has a position available for a part-time fitness assistant. The fitness assistant is responsible for enforcing the rules and policies of Kohler Schools and the fit-ness center, and monitoring the fitness center and all the participants. They must learn how to correct-ly use the weight machines and be able to provide assistance when needed. Additional responsibilities include cleaning the machines and cardio equip-ment as well as applying risk management skills. Afternoon and evening hours are required.Duties include, but are not limited to, the following responsibilities:• Provide a safe environment for participants• Knowledgeable on how to correctly use and ad-
just machines• Submit reports for broken or damaged equipment
• Sign guests into the facility• Collect and deposit daily fees and/or membership
monies• Knowledgeable on spotting techniques in the
weight room• Clean and maintain the fitness center• Be able to lift/move up to 45 lbsPreferred Requirements• First Aid Certification• CPR/AED Certification• Knowledge of how to correctly exercise a muscle
or a group of musclesCurrent Fitness Room Hours:Monday-Thursday: 3:15-7pmApply to Joseph Hildebrand, Kohler Athletic Director, [email protected]
Junior Bomber Basketball for JK-2nd grade starts January 14 Junior Bomber Basketball for students in JK-2nd grade starts Saturday, January 14. Junior Bombers will meet on Saturdays (1/14, 1/21, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18) in
the Kohler School Gym from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Cost is $20. Reg-istration is available online at recreation.kohlervillage.org or at Village Hall.
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NEW LISTINGRANCH DUPLEX CONDO
703 Wren Lane Howards Grove2 Bedroom 2 full bath condo located in the Vil-lage of Howards Grove! Open Kitchen to Living/Dining room. Walk-in closets. First floor laun-dry. Unfinished basement with crawl space for storage. 2 car garage. Spacious Yard with newly stained deck.
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919 E. Madison Ave. ClevelandUpdated 3 BR, 1 BA home. All updates and ex-pensive work has been done. New roof and car-pet in 2015, New furnace, CA and driveway in 2010. Freshly painted and updated kitchen and bath. Bonus room upstairs for extra BR or office. Beautiful treed lot and garden.
$112,000 Tammy Brickner-Dexter
428 Ridge Ct. Kohler3+BR 3 FULL BA Williamsburg Colonial on ½ acre, 3 fireplaces, finished lower level, 2 half baths, open concept kitchen with island, granite counters, formal dining room, amazing master bath, professionally landscaped yard with bluestone patio. SO MUCH MORE!!!
$579,000 Meg Trager
317 Fairway Meadows Ct. Sheboygan Falls4BR 3BA two story condo at The Bull. First floor master suite, second BR or office, laundry room, formal dining. Vaulted ceiling w/gas fireplace in great room, open concept to kitchen and dinette. 2 BR upstairs, loft, and full bath. Cherry cabinets, stainless appliances, granite counters. Full base-ment with bath rough in.
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QUALITY CUSTOM-BUILT HOMERURAL SETTING
Lot 1 Woodland Rd. KohlerRare find north of Village, Over 1 ½ acres of private woods. Build your dream home in this peaceful setting. Lot size 202’ wide by 341’ deep.
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VICTORIAN SPLENDOR605 Reed St, Plymouth
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N6274 N 61st St, Town of Sheboygan6 BR, 3.5 BA, Stone FP in LR. Fenced yard, por-table gazebo & year-round hot tub. FF Master suite with 36’’ doors. 3 BR & loft in upper level. 2 BR, Theater/rec. room in lower level. Close to Kohler.
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Thank you for supporting The Kohler School Friends 2016 Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair!
On Saturday, November 19th, Kohler School was transformed into a winter wonderland of shopping for the Kohler School Friends Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair. This is the Kohler School Friends’ biggest annual fundraiser, and we’re pleased to report that 2016 was another successful year. The KSF PTO would like to thank our generous donors who made the event possible and our dedicated volunteers who worked to make it all happen. We’re very thankful for your continued support! All proceeds from the 2016 Craft Fair will go directly into the classrooms of our school as educational materials in the hands of our students and teachers, as well as field trips and programs which enrich the educational experiences of our students.
2016 Craft Fair CommitteeEvent Coordinator – Dawn ShepherdAdvertising – Lora DillonApplications – Rosa HartmanBake Sale – Jennifer RoeberHoliday Cafe & Hospitality – Sonja Heins & Leslie YetzerDesign/Print – Open PositionExhibitor Packet - Mary Beth PierceFacility – Ginger SterlingFinance – Jenny Roatch Decorations – Open PositionRaffle – Nikki Brigham & Jennifer KadingRaffle Tickets – Ann & Jason BarteltVolunteers – Beth Tengowski
2016 Craft Fair DonorsAmerican GirlBig Apple BagelsJohn & Nikki BrighamBlattner‛s Piggly WigglyBlue Harbor ResortChef JeffChula Vista ResortCosmic BounceFestival FoodsMelvin FreePaula HilbertMinit Mart KohlerJim & Llse GoodmanGreen Bay PackersKOHLER Co.Kohler High School Jazz BandKohler High School Key Club
Kohler High School MadrigalsKohler Middle School Student CouncilKohler Police Athletic LeagueKohler Police DepartmentKohler Recreation DepartmentKohler School Athletic DepartmentKohler School Faculty & StaffKohler School Friends PTOWendy KuklaLakeside PepsiLinda NeilGeorge PalofTom PalofPlymouth FoamSheboygan Symphony OrchestraShopkoJoni & Craig StefanczykEve StokesNathan TaylorBen TengowskiRich TengowskiTorke Coffee Roasting Co.Village of Kohler TourismWalt Disney WorldColleen Willadsen
2016 Craft Fair Volunteers Alex BiondoJudy FarwigJanis HansenLaura MulterSandee AldrichDelair AveryEvelyn Baka
Sharon BatkiewiczClare BeyersdorfJessica BieverElisa BonackRebecca Bruder-EbertCathy CassadyLesley CassidyEmily CieszynskiJames ConklinErin CoppersmithCat CoulsonAmanda DarcyKelly DeAmicoStefanie DeJardinCraig DePewStefanie DePewEthan DillonBrenda EdmundsJackson EdmundsKaren FergusonVicki FriskeCynthia GochicoaLisa GreeneJodi GrossenRob HarringtonIssac HartmanRemy HavensSara HessAbby JanssenMary JanssenTravis JanssenZach JarentowskiJulie Jarentowski Lukas Kral
Deb La DukeKatie MagleDeniss MakejenkoZavinta MakejenkoKatie MakiKate MarventanoCatherineMcGuireDeborahMohanRachel MontesOwen MulterLinda NeilIsabel O’DonnellKate O’LearyGabriela OberlanderCindy PayneElizabeth PerzewskiMary PerzewskiLauren Perzewski Christian PieperEthan PierceKayleigh PilgramMichelle PotterRory PotterSarah ProkashRebecca RabideauxNicoleRoatchDonna Schwinn RobleeAleah RoeberMelanie RomanoskiMichele SchaetzTeri SchultzMarcella SentiSusan SentiAlex Shepherd
Sara SmithJoni StefanczykBen TengowskiGreg TengowskiRyan TengowskiJohn ThomackAshley ThyesAshlyn ThyesMichael TianJen ValloJohnny ValloCheryl Van ZeelandAngela VierkantChristine VoiceBen WakeAmy WielandTiffany XiongChristy ZhengCindy Zheng
2016 Raffle Prize Package Winners1. World of Disney – Rita Gast2. Apple – Janet Lambert3. Fore! – Schrorder4. Sports Fan – Nancy Milbawer5. American Girl – Cheryl Vanzeeland6. Shopping Spree – Morgan Richter7. Family Night at Movies – Dave Mohnsam8. Diva for a Day – Ann Nygaret9. A New You – Joy Bosch10. Music in the Bathroom – Paula Kerscher11. Coffee Lovers Delight – Donna Hoffman12. Family Fun – A. Darcy
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Harvest Homecommitted to making “old age” betterReprinted from The Review We interviewed Beth Pahmei-er, owner and administrator of Harvest Home Assisted Living in Howards Grove. Pahmeier is proud to share that she and her husband, Fred Pahmeier, opened Harvest Home in the summer of 2006 and have been serving How-ards Grove and the surrounding community ever since, celebrating 10 years in the business. Beth has been working in senior long term care for over 25 years as a dietitian and administrator for large corpo-rations and loves the opportunity to better serve the senior popula-tion as a small business owner. Harvest Home began in How-ards Grove as an 8-bed CBRF (community based residential facility) in 2006 and has since moved its location to 2003 Apple-tree Road in Howards Grove in 2012 and expanded to two 8-bed CBRF homes that serve seniors and those with memory loss/de-mentia. Each building is home to 8 residents who have private bedrooms with private bathrooms. Now by 2017, we will be adding two more 8-bed homes specializ-ing in dementia care. Pahmeier says, “At Harvest Home, we recognize that we may not be able to cure diseases or fix all for the problems that come with ‘old age’, but we strongly believe that we can help people better manage them. Our tag line states: Where the Aging live with Purpose and Grace. We stand be-hind this mission and daily pro-
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION(S.120.06(6)(b), WI STATS.)
School District of KohlerApril 4, 2017
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election to be held in the School District of Kohler on Tuesday, April 4, 2017, the following offices are to be elected to succeed the present incumbents listed. The term of office for school board members is three years beginning on Monday, April 24, 2017.
OFFICE INCUMBENTSKohler School Steve Cassady Board Members Christina Koberstein Sharon Reilly
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that a Campaign Registration Statement and a Declaration of Candidacy, must be filed no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 3, 2017, in the Kohler School District office located at 333 Upper Road, Kohler, Wisconsin, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Monday through Friday, mailed to the address noted above or filed personally with the school district clerk, Meredith Behler or school district deputy clerk, Ms. Quynh Trueblood.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that if a primary is necessary, the primary will be held on Tuesday, February 21, 2017.
A description of the school district boundaries can be obtained from the school district office.
Given under my hand, on 1 November, 2016.____________________________Meredith BehlerSchool District of Kohler Clerk
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Children to lead service at Grace UCC on December 18 Grace UCC invites the public to join them in several special ser-vices. On December 18, during the 10:00 a.m. service, the chil-dren of the Church School and the Children’s choir will present a proclamation of good news centered around the Christmas story. With costumes, readings, drama and song, the Christmas story will be presented as never before. Come celebrate the good news of Christ through the eyes of children.Christmas Eve Services at Grace UCC The people of Grace United Church of Christ, 500 School Street, in Kohler and The Rev-erend Thomas M. Schroeder are pleased to announce the Christ-mas Eve service schedule for 2016. Christmas Eve will find Grace United Church of Christ offering two distinct services. The 6:30 p.m. service will be designed to help younger chil-dren experience the true meaning of this night. This service will
include a Christmas story, car-ols, anthems and candles. The Sr. Choir of Grace UCC, under the direction of Audrey Braatz, will enhance the readings with sever-al anthems. The 9:30 p.m. service will be a traditional service of carols and readings. This service will look at the promised light of God from creation to Christ. It will include the singing of “Silent Night” by candlelight. It will conclude with the true meaning of “O Holy Night.”Christmas Day service at Grace UCC Grace UCC will hold a service of worship on Christmas Day, December 25th at 10:00 a.m. The service will help to identify who this child is that is born to the world. We will celebrate God’s love for all people, as we sing fa-vorite carols marking this day. It truly is a day for all to celebrate and the people of Grace UCC in-vite the public to join them onthis momentous occasion.
New Year’s Day service at Grace UCC On New Year’s Day (January 1) the people of Grace UCC will gather to celebrate the gift before us as we enter the new year at a 10:00 a.m. service of worship. The service will help guide us in the year to come and ask God to walk with us in this new endeav-or. As everyday is a gift of God, so too, we celebrate the begin-ning of the year as God’s gift to all. The Sacrament of Holy Com-munion will be celebrated and all who are with us are invited to join us at the table. As Jesus in-vited all his disciples to join him, Grace UCC also invites all to join Jesus at the table. The public is always invited to join the people of Grace Church in events like this or at other times of the year. The people of Grace UCC in Kohler worship regularly on Sunday mornings at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.
Bethany Lutheran Church announcesChristmas worship timesChristmas Eve Christmas Day Saturday, December 24 Sunday, December 25 6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.Bethany Lutheran Church is located at 222 Church Street, Kohler.
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ory care. Some techniques that Harvest Home uses currently and will continue to use are aroma therapy, music therapy, validation technique and separate senso-ry stimulation rooms along with simplified activities - just to name a few. Harvest Home is involved in the Dementia Care Network and Continuum of Care Coalition for Sheboygan County. “We are committed to providing dementia education and awareness for the community in which we serve,” says Pahmeier.
We invite you to join our team for the Alzheimer’s Walk, check out our website at harvesthomewi.com and look for us on Facebook!! We are looking for caring staff for our new build-ings as well. As for availability and room reservations either now or in the future, you can call Beth anytime at 920-901-9482 for a personal tour or for more infor-mation. You can also stop in at 2003 and 2005 Appletree Road in Howards Grove.
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Destination Kohler Calendar of EventsHoliday Seafood Extravaganza December Through 18 Woodlake Market Special sales on Seafood items to prepare you for the holidays.Snowball Run 5K Village of Kohler StreetsDecember 17, Race Starts at 9am, $35Run into the Holidays! Kick off your holiday week with a frosty morning run or walk through the festively decorated streets of Kohler. Participants receive an inaugural Snowball Run/Walk long-sleeved t-shirt, gift bag and pre- and post-race refreshments, plus a portion of your entry fee benefits the United Way of Sheboygan County. Sponsored by Aquafina Water and Gatorade Protein Bars. Warm up afterwards with a cocktail from our famous Bloody Mary bar or other winter-inspired beverages available for purchase. Get together with friends and family and let your holiday fun snowball in Kohler! For more information and to register visit: RunSignUp.com/Race/WI/Kohler/SnowballRunChristmas Celebration SaleDecember 19-24, One Day Fresh Seafood Sale December 19 Woodlake MarketSpecial sales on items to prepare you for the holidays. Woodlake Market will be closing at 4pm on December 24 and Closed on December 25New Year’s Eve Celebration SaleDecember 26-31 Woodlake MarketSpecial sales on items to prepare you for the holiday. Woodlake Market will be closing at 7pm on December 31 and open 8am to 4pm on January 1.REOCCURRING EVENTS & OFFERINGSThe Horse & Plow Huddle Radio Show to Air Live from KohlerMondays, 6-7pm Dec. 19 – Mark Tauscher Dec. 26 – Trevor DavisThe Horse & Plow ESPN Wisconsin and Destination Kohler present
The Horse & Plow Huddle broadcasting live from The Horse & Plow on Mondays from 6-7pm. Score yourself a seat as ESPN Radio Sports Hosts Homer and Gabe break down the action each week with a former or current Packer player including Mark Tauscher who is set to make guest appearances. The show will be broadcast live throughout the dining room of the historic taproom. Stick around after the show, and enjoy Monday night football and drink specials. Stay current with every episode of the show by listening to the podcast at espnwisconsin.com. The show will continue airing until the end of regular season football. Schedule, hosts and players subject to change. For more information call 920-457-8000.Culinary SkillsThursdays, December 15, 29, 5:30-7pm, $50 Dec. 15 – Holiday Cookies from Around the World Dec. 29 – Gluten Free GourmetDemonstration KitchenTake your cooking expertise to the next level at the Demonstration Kitchen. Prep and cook alongside our culinary experts as they guide you through topics from knife skills to pasta making. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn basic and advanced culinary tips and techniques. Classes are limited to 16 people, so reserve your spot today. Tickets may be purchased at kohlerathome.com and for any questions call 920-918-9643.Feast of the Seven Fishes BuffetFridays, 5:30-9pm The Wisconsin RoomMenu posted weekly; Includes a glass of Sparkling Wine/Sparkling Cider$55 Adults, $18 Children 4-12 years, under 4 years free; plus tax and gratuityHoliday Afternoon Tea Fridays & Saturdays through December 23, 1-3pmThe Wisconsin Room$30 Adults, $14 Children’s Tea, plus tax and gratuity Chef’s Table Dinner Series
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Select gifts from a curated array of works created by more than 30 exceptional artists from across the nation. For more information please call 920-452-8602.Movers & Shakers Special offers November 25-December 24 Movers & Shakers Kids ToysSkip the hustle and bustle of big-box stores, and find all your child’s favorites at Movers & Shakers Kids Toys. More than a toy store, this unique shop is an experience. Guests are greeted with a fairy-tale environment complete with exciting toys, books, fun games and much more. Please call 920-453-2874 for more information.Visit with Santa – Saturdays, Nov 26 through Dec 20, 1-3pmToys for Tots – Through December 19, Bring a new, unwrapped toy for our Toys for Tots collection boxLetters to Santa – Through December 24, Kids can post their holiday wish lists to the North Pole in our Santa mailboxHoliday Customer Service Center Through Dec 24, Hours Vary The Shops at WoodlakeMake what’s under your tree beautiful with complimentary gift wrapping. Bring all your Shops at Woodlake Kohler purchases to The Shops at Woodlake Customer Service Center, and our team will put the final touches on your special finds. Please call 920-459-1713 for more information. Monday – Saturday 11am-6pm, Sundays 11am-5pm, Christmas Eve 10am-4pm Holiday Hours The Shops at Woodlake Christmas Eve: 10am-4pmChristmas day: Closed Please call 920-459-1713 for more information.Holiday Dining – The Kitchens of KohlerPlease call 1-866-462-5645 or 920-457-8000 for holiday dining reservations on Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.
Snowball Run 5KVillage of KohlerDecember 17, Race Starts at 9:00 a.m., $35 Run into the Holidays! Kick off your holiday week with a frosty morning run or walk through the festively decorated streets of Kohler. Participants receive an inaugural Snowball Run/Walk long-sleeved t-shirt, gift bag and
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“We’re excited to help intro-duce online grocery shopping in the greater Sheboygan area with Woodlake Market,” said Nick Nickitas, chief executive officer, Rosie. “Its geographical position as part of the five-star resort, Des-tination Kohler, makes the Wood-lake Market Online service ideal for local customers and guests alike. Online grocery shopping, especially when coupled with de-livery, is a great way for stores in resort communities to reach an-other audience.” Customers can select pick-up times between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. each day; additionally they can request delivery between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Delivery is available to addresses in the fol-lowing zip codes: 53081, 53085, 53044, 53083. All advertised sale prices are available online. ABOUT ROSIE The industry leading online grocery shopping platform for mobile and web, Rosie launched in 2012 and today enables cus-tomers to shop online from their
favorite local stores for same-day delivery or in-store pickup. Rosie partners with leading independent retailers and their wholesalers to provide eCommerce, delivery opportunities, omni-channel mar-keting and deep data services. Rosie serves as the preferred eCommerce partner by a variety of wholesale cooperatives, such as Associated Wholesale Grocers (AWG), Associated Food Stores (AFS), CERTCO, Olean Whole-sale Grocers, and Associated Gro-cers of New England, and powers the online shopping platforms of major local retailers like Niemann Foods Inc., Broulim’s, Macey’s, Clark’s Market, and Buehler’s Fresh Foods. IBM selected Rosie as the Top Startup in North Amer-ica in its 2014 IBM Smartcamp Competition. Visit rosieapp.com for company information and to sign up for a free account. To see firsthand what retailers and their customers think about Ros-ie, check out this video: youtube.com/watch?v=ncx49VUdDls. Like us at fb.com/rosieapp. Fol-low us on twitter.com/rosieapp.
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