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STEAMfest is an interactive event connecting 4th and 5th grade students with real-world applications of STEAM. Over 1,200 students will explore hands-on activities led by local businesses and organizations at the UWGB-Sheboygan Campus Gymnasium. The event runs through three student sessions.
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A Dense Fog Advisory is active until 7 a.m. CDT Tuesday for Lake Michigan nearshore waters between Sheboygan and Port Washington. Visibility may drop below one mile in spots, complicating navigation. Mariners are advised to proceed cautiously and use proper fog signals.
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A six-session, in-person Powerful Tools for Caregivers series is scheduled to begin on Friday, October 16, in Sheboygan Falls. The class is intended for caregivers of adults and costs $30. Contact Lisa Hurley for details regarding registration and location.
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The Sheboygan County Emergency Communications Center offered advice regarding deer on roadways, noting over 208 car vs. deer calls this year. Drivers should call 911 if a deer remains in the roadway and stay on the scene until an officer arrives. Reports are only needed for $1,000 or more in vehicle damage.
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The National Weather Service forecasts possible thunderstorms late Monday into the night over Lake Michigan nearshore waters from Sheboygan to Port Washington. Boaters are advised to check the latest marine forecast before departing, as this outlook does not establish impacts over Sheboygan County land.
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AAA's October 12 metro averages showed regular gas at $4.0833 per gallon, down from the previous week. Diesel was reported at $6.2598, also showing a decrease since October 9th. The article notes that diesel remains above $6 for businesses to watch out for.
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