our community has significantly invested in enhancing quality of life and public well-being Local voters and councils have shown bold vision accepting tax burdens to fund forward-thinking programs and improve critical infrastructure drug dependency and mental health services These efforts build upon longstanding public safety resilient economy is essential to maintain affordability security and a robust tax base to support the services our community values Sustainable economic development in 2025 is about balance It embraces growth while ensuring that environmental stewardship social equity and community values go hand-in-hand industrial lands form the backbone of Whatcom County’s economy generating the revenue needed to achieve these goals Advanced manufacturing businesses on these lands offer high-wage jobs ($47+/hour for a family of five) employee retention and expansion potential challenge outdated stereotypes of dirty industry innovative and environmentally conscious approaches to economic growth Preserving and expanding these sectors enables businesses to grow developable land for advanced manufacturing costs Whatcom County opportunities Local businesses seeking to expand and new companies hoping to settle here are being turned away due to space constraints One heartbreaking example: solar manufacturer Silfab built its facility on our waterfront, then needing to expand, moved the facility and 200 employees to Skagit where growth was easier This loss directly impacts all of us: good jobs go uncreated tax revenue is lost and economic opportunities are missed The Port’s forthcoming Countywide Industrial Lands and Employment Study will mark a significant step forward assessing current land use and availability and identifying areas for rezoning to meet future needs It prioritizes infrastructure investments to create pad-ready sites improving our ability to attract businesses from Canada and beyond Successes like Ferndale’s Marcon Metals and Fairhaven’s Corvus Energy highlight the potential of advanced manufacturing lands creating dozens of family-wage jobs while supporting regional industries a pioneer in maritime clean energy storage boosting the green economy and our reputation for innovation But with shovel-ready sites in short supply is a well-planned industrial business park with a unified design featuring light-impact industries offices and service businesses within enclosed buildings Prioritizing advanced manufacturing attracts diverse businesses creates jobs and ensures long-term economic stability This model serves as a blueprint for competitiveness and positioning Whatcom County as an innovation hub This strategy calls on us to rethink industrial economic growth in the context of sustainability and resiliency just as we have recently reevaluated factors limiting housing availability It requires addressing longstanding policies and regulatory barriers that hinder innovation and building ensuring that economic progress aligns with community values Conversations around alternative energy reveal a shift in economic strategy has spurred nearly half a trillion dollars in technology and manufacturing investment Policy like this shows how modern infrastructure development boosts local economies This next generation of innovation is not just environmentally responsible — it is superior in performance and production Whatcom County can attract these beneficial industries by leveraging its advanced manufacturing lands and able workforce we can position ourselves as a leader in clean tech and modern manufacturing Protecting advanced manufacturing lands ensures future generations in Whatcom County benefit from a competitive Like working waterfronts with deep harbors and access to road and rail and now gentrification threatens these critical spaces the infrastructure and jobs they support become impossible to reclaim To build long-term stability for Whatcom County Acting now can position us as an innovation hub creating business growth and jobs that support families so all community members benefit You can support the Port of Bellingham’s efforts to secure and expand advanced manufacturing lands by attending public meetings engaging policymakers and advocating for shovel-ready sites Our community has already demonstrated a bold vision by investing in forward-thinking public services Ensuring industrial lands and high-wage jobs will turn those investments into lasting economic growth and shared prosperity resilient and inclusive economy that secures a financially stable and sustainable future for all people in Whatcom County the Port of Bellingham’s Director of Economic Development follows up on a presentation “Our Economic Future Through Ports” made to Bellingham City Club on Feb Email newstips@cascadiadaily.com or Call/Text 360-922-3092 MANITOWOC COUNTY (NBC 26) — Ryan Schroeder, theMishicot teacher accused of repeated sexual assault involving students had a bail reduction motion denied on Thursday morning Schroeder appeared in a Manitowoc County courtroom for a preliminary hearing His defense filed a motion to reduce the current amount of bail from $150,000 to a "signature bond or no more than $50,000 cash." Defense also requested that Schroeder be allowed to have contact with children A scheduling conference is set for June 17 of Francis Creek was arrested in April in connection to multiple alleged offenses involving students at Mishicot High School where he serves as a physical education teacher and coach The arrest follows an investigation that started after authorities received reports of inappropriate behavior with students Schroeder allegedly had sexual relations with a 16-year-old student between August 2023 and April of 2025 We cover stories making an impact in Manitowoc. This is your home to stay on top of what is changing in Manitowoc and why it matters to you and your family. We want to hear from you! Click here and tell us what we should be covering in your neighborhood Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMANITOWOC (WBAY) - A man accused of sexually assaulting a teenage student while teaching at Mishicot High School appeared in court for a hearing Thursday Ryan Schroeder is charged with multiple child sex crimes The Manitowoc County Sheriff’s Office said last month deputies and the Mishicot Police Department arrested 36-year-old Ryan Schroeder in connection with multiple alleged offenses involving students at the school Schroeder was identified as a physical education teacher at Mishicot High School where he was also a track and cross-country coach Schroeder is accused of having dozens of sexually explicit images of a teenage girl he was also having sex with The criminal complaint accuses Schroeder of having intercourse with the victim on numerous occasions between August 1 The criminal complaint says Schroeder admitted having sexual intercourse with the victim over 50 separate times including more than 10 times inside of Mishicot High School The criminal complaint also lists another victim who exchanged sexually explicit images with Schroeder over Instagram the judge permitted Schroeder to make monitored phone calls to his children from jail Carol Sheldon’s uniforms on display at the Champaign County History Museum in Champaign Champaign County History Museum manager Will Best and volunteer Charlie Butzow organizing the new mannequins at the museum in Champaign Dorothy Schroeder in her Fort Wayne Daisies uniform circa 1949 The uniforms of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) were unique compared with previous women’s professional baseball teams including Vassar College and the Bloomer Girl’s which opted for more traditional jerseys and pants Phillip Wrigley and other league officials focused on the beauty of the women chosen This was a direct result of the war effort in 1943 as organizations looked to keep life on the home front somewhat normal and provide entertainment to keep morale high designed the iconic one-piece short tunic all women wore Despite wearing undergarments and long socks their thighs were still exposed while playing most women would suffer large bruises they nicknamed “strawberries.” and some can be seen at The History Museum in South Bend and The Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown the board vice president and historian for the AAGPBL creates reproductions of uniforms for museums and libraries across the country She has been with the AAGPBL Players Association since 1992 We worked with her to have four uniforms made for our upcoming exhibition one for each team that Dottie Schroeder played for This led to a difficult challenge for the museum: finding mannequins none of the mannequins in our collection could fit the uniquely shaped uniforms Mannequins can come in all different shapes and sizes; hands They can come as single pieces or as a whole body Museum-quality mannequins are most commonly made of ethafoam with a polyester fabric covering They can range from a few hundred dollars to easily over $1,000 the museum was able to buy four mannequins from Forever 21 before their closure After getting them back to the museum in mid-March we put them together and got the uniforms displayed For those who remember the 1992 classic “A League of Their Own,” they’ll be quite nostalgic We hope to see you for the exhibition’s opening in June Will Best is the Champaign County History Museum manager. He has a special interest in local baseball and WWII history. He can be reached at wbest@champaigncountyhistory.org bringing more opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: "Vanderpump Rules" alum Stassi Schroeder became known for her signature blond hair upon starring in the Bravo series in 2013, but she's undergone quite a transformation over the years. Although the Bravolebrity has kept her locks lightened, she's not afraid of experimenting with different shades, from breezy dream girl blond to platinum Fans are so used to seeing Schroeder with icy hair that many may not know her natural color is more of a dirty blond or bronde as she revealed in a 2020 Instagram post during the COVID pandemic A post shared by Stassi Schroeder Clark (@stassischroeder) Schroeder appears to have started dying her hair at a young age appearing on "The Amazing Race" in 2005 with inky black locks When asked by Buzzfeed in 2019 if she would consider returning to brunette I don't know." Blond hair definitely suits Schroeder so it's no surprise she played around with different variations of the hue as she went from reality television star to a stunning mom of two When Season 1 of "Vanderpump Rules" aired in 2013 Stassi Schroeder stole the spotlight with her fiery personality and glossy blond locks As the only cast member with fair hair at the time Schroeder's tresses were colored a warm caramel shade with subtle With her slightly darkened roots and the gradual lightening toward the ends Schroeder's shoulder-length hair took on a gorgeous three-dimensional quality that screamed quiet luxury A year after her debut on "Vanderpump Rules," Stassi Schroeder dipped her toe into short hair with a lob the length was versatile enough for different styles The reality star also colored her hair a few shades lighter into a buttery blond which complemented her skin tone and brought out her piercing blue eyes even more In 2017, "Vanderpump Rules" fans saw Stassi Schroeder with the lightest hair color she had ever gone with — a cool platinum blond, cut into a long, blunt bob that reached her collarbones. Schroeder showed off her new 'do in an Instagram post in February of that year with the caption "Told @tracehenningsen to make my NYFW hair match my personality: icy & blunt AF."  The cut and color obviously made an impression on fans, with several commenting that it was her best look ever. In 2020, one fan commented on the post writing Please go back to this I'm literally obsessed." Schroeder had also grown out her hair and incorporated layers to add some texture and volume "Just out here trying to own my hot mom era," she shared on Instagram while her daughter Hartford was just a toddler so it's totally understandable why she wanted to keep her hair easy breezy Stassi Schroeder may have quipped in 2019 that she'd never go brunette, but 2025 saw her with a luxe shade of chocolate brown that was the epitome of stealth wealth. The darker color brought out the sheen in her hair, and she had it cut in long layers that were perfect for wearing straight or in loose curls. On April 18, Schroeder showed off her fresh style in an Instagram post with her hair in a half-up do that featured sandy highlights scandals and Stassi: The 'Vanderpump Villa' reunion premieres May 8 on Hulu  Stassi in charge: 'Vanderpump Villa' reunion teaser hints at drama and unfinished businessLOS ANGELES -- Stassi Schroeder takes the reins in an explosive "Vanderpump Villa" season two reunion rivals and scandal at Castello Rosato in Italy Lisa Vanderpump steps aside and hands over hosting duties to VIP guest and former employee Stassi Schroeder A new 30-second teaser offers fans a first glimpse at the emotionally charged reunion as the staff comes together to relive and confront the highs and lows of their summer in the South of France The clip teases explosive revelations and lingering tensions especially surrounding the much-talked-about crossover with "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," which sparked controversy involving staff member Marciano Brunette The "Vanderpump Villa" season two reunion premieres May 8 on Hulu The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of Hulu and this ABC station May 3, 2025 by Leave a Comment CANANDAIGUA (1-10) 0EASTRIDGE (4-3) 12Marley Siembor went 2-for-2 and started Eastridge’s 10-run second inning with an RBI double Siembor went 3-for-4 with a two-run triple Clara Kneezel earned her first varsity victory throwing five scoreless innings while allowing two hits and striking out three Aubrey Colf and Sophia Principio each had a hit for Canandaigua FAIRPORT (5-7) 8BRIGHTON (1-5) 6Quinnleigh Yeakel’s RBI single in the fifth broke a tie and gave Fairport the lead for good as the Red Raiders returned to the win column Julia Poligone went 3-for-3 with a triple and drove in two while Allison Runke drove in three with a triple of her own Waverly Milliman (2) and Alaina Nunez (1) rounded out the hit column allowing two hits and an earned run in three innings before Leila Hernandez pitched the rest of the game in relief Madison Marchiole homered as part of a two-hit day that saw her drive in three runs for Brighton Taylor Shoars and Beatrix Empie each had a hit and an RBI Elena Toombs pitched the entire game for Brighton RUSH-HENRIETTA (9-2) 12IRONDEQUOIT (2-8) 0Elizabeth Gleghorn homered and drove in six runs as part of a 5-for-5 game as Rush-Henrietta won its second straight and sixth of its past seven Kadyn Hartel went 3-for-4 with four RBI and finished a home run short of the cycle at the plate while throwing three scoreless innings in the circle with Militello and Hartman driving in two and one runs Elizabeth Brown hit safely twice and drove in a run while Lillian Knope singled and brought in a run BROCKPORT (3-9) 3PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (9-1) 13An eight-run sixth gave Pittsford Sutherland breathing room en route to its eighth straight win four RBI) and Alexandra Sippel (a home run and three RBI) led the way for the Knights while Katherine Kostick earned the win in the circle for four innings of work and five strikeouts to go with two hits and also threw three innings in the circle Katie Sarr and Brianna Nolan both drove in runs- two for Sarr Hannah Carpenter had two hits and an Rbi for Brockport SPENCERPORT (8-4) 6HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (5-4) 7A two-out pinch-hit double from Lilah Grasley in the bottom of the seventh gave Honeoye Falls-Lima the walkoff win The Cougars win came only after Spencerport had tied the game in the top of the inning and Morgan Dunman all had two hits- including a double each- for Honeoye Falls-Lima with Maylin driving in two and Emma Dunman bringing home one Brooke Gruschow and Genesis Leathersich also brought in runs Alysa Richard and Georgia Brownsword singled Emma Dunman also pitched two innings of relief allowing four hits and an earned run while striking out six Ariana Burns had two hits and brought in a run and Sheridan Yogis all had a hit and an RBI and Evelyn Clark rounded out the hit column for Spencerport GATES CHILI (3-6) 3BATAVIA (3-6) 7A five-run first gave Batavia a lead it never relinquished as Ariana Almekinder struck out eight en route to the win Hannah Carney went 3-for-4 for the Blue Devils while Drew Stevens and Libby Grazioplene also hit safely Mattingly Keyser was 2-for-3 for Gates Chili WEBSTER SCHROEDER (12-0) 13VICTOR (4-6) 1Kinsley Keil went 4-for-4 with two home runs and seven RBI as Webster Schroeder stayed perfect Kenzie Janicek also homered as part of a 4-for-4 day with a double and three RBI Liana DeValder and Hannah Colicchio combined for a two-hitter Amber Kohlmeier had two hits with a run and an RBI and Kyara Murphy each had a hit and scored WAYNE (5-8) 6GREECE STORM (4-8) 0Myia Eskander allowed three hits and struck out four in the circle while recording two hits of her own at the plate as Wayne won its fourth game in the past five Jesse Newmyer went 4-for 4 and drove in a run Reese Sinclair drove in two with a pinch-hit single in the sixth Juliana Bates (2) and Madeline Ewanow (1) got in the hit column for the Greece Storm PENFIELD (8-5) 9HILTON (7-6) 6Alexi Cimino had four hits and two RBI including an RBI single in the decisive four-run sixth as Penfield got back to the win column for the sixth time in seven games while Vivian Russo and Mackenzie Whitehead each had a hit and an Rbi Addison Young hit safely twice and also brought in a run and Ella Maley (1) rounded out the hit column while Zoe VonDerLinn brought in a run on a sacrifice fly Clare Mageee and Zara Vattimo both pitched with Magee earning the win for five two-hit earnings with three strikeouts and an earned run Naomi Rosario had two hits and two RBI for Hilton and also pitched Grace Speer and Juliana Saporito both ended the day with two hits and an RBI Paige Siciliano also recorded a hit and an RBI NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (6-5) 3BISHOP KEARNEY (5-0) 5Carmella Phelan struck out 11 and allowed one hit in 5.2 innings for Bishop Kearney which which took a five-run lead in the fifth inning and held on CLARENCE (VI) 10OUR LADY OF MERCY (6-4) 9Natalie Casale homered and drove in two runs in a nine-run first inning for Mercy but Clarence chipped away throughout the game until finally taking the lead in the sixth with Oleksyn driving in two runs and VanDamme Ava Charles led Clarence with a 2-for-3 day LYONS (9-1) 5NEWARK (4-7) 6What had been a scoreless game exploded into an offensive showdown in the seventh when Emma Thayer gave Newark the win on a two-out play that Lyons was unable to finish at first including a hit during the seventh-inning comeback that eventually came around to score Gretchen Crawford doubled to lead off the seventh and also scored as part of the comeback Carley Baker earned the win in the circle for Newark throwing a complete game while allowing seven hits and striking out nine Lyons’ pitcher Keira Weber allowed seven hits while striking out 17 including her 500th career strikeout in the third inning MARION/GANANDA (5-3)NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (3-5) YORK (3-7) 16PERRY (0-7) 9CC Biondo led York with a 5-for-6 day at the plate Felicity Grant and Jordan Ray each scored two runs Ariana Roessel and Maddy Ezard came in to score twice Both Maddie Monteleone and Mya Winter went 3-for-4 for Perry and scored twice Zanyah Yisrael had two hits and scored two runs LE ROY (6-3) 12LIVONIA (4-7) 4Gwen Strom went 2-for-2 for Livonia doubling and driving in two runs while also reaching base on a walk and a hit-by-pitch WAYLAND-COHOCTON (9-2) 7GENESEO (8-2) 2Emily Moran and Natalie Williamson each had two hits for Wayland-Cohocton and Sasha Abramowski driving in a run each Haven Parker and Riley Burke also hit safely Ava Senka threw seven innings of three-hit ball without allowing an earned run Kendal Bennett (2) and Adelyn McDonald (1) had Geneseo’s hits with McDonald also striking out 11 from the circle DANSVILLE (0-8) 0AVON (7-0) 12Avon’s Jessie Crye struck out 14 batters in five innings while allowing one hit Elliot Hanks struck out five for Dansville while Kera Metcalfe hit safely and Eviana Brown drew a walk BYRON-BERGEN (1-6) 3PEMBROKE (4-3) 16Pembroke’s Taylor Bischoff went 2-for-3 with six RBI Juliana Cleveland tripled and brought home three Sophia Gorski and Camille Campbell both recorded a hit and an RBI allowing one earned run while striking out six Rylee Burch and Taylor Lundfield also drove in a run each and Jillian Weaver rounded out the hit column COACHES: To report scores and game details Filed Under: Minor League Baseball, Pine Pieces Copyright © 2025 · Magazine Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in For original Vanderpump Rules stans like, the return of the original diva of SUR, Stassi Schroeder to our screens in season two of Lisa Vanderpump's Vanderpump Villa was music to our ears As Lisa's hotel staff try to outdo each other to scoop the $30k bonus for being a standout employee Lisa brings in former employee Stassi to keep a watchful eye on her ambitious staff she isn't going to sugarcoat a thing so Lisa gets the full report on who's behaving who's having a meltdown and who isn't quite what they seem Workplace chaos? Dramatic bartenders? Chef's getting hot under the collar? These are all things Stassi is used to after years of working with the likes of Jax Taylor, Tom Sandoval and Kristen Doute have prepped her for. You've got to love reality TV It's genius that LVP brought Stassi in on the VIP side of things; the ever glam Stassi is not only the queen of receipts but she brings a healthy dose of style to the castle (as does Lisa Stassi's vacay looks are a welcome respite from the staff's bright pink uniforms.. Stassi's also taking the hosting reins at the season two reunion which has been promised to be 'explosive' Don't worry if you've not yet streamed the whole show you've got time before they drop the reunion I'm taking a look at some of Stassi's stand out looks from her sweet grape stomping dress to her birthday dress here's where to shop Stassi's outfits plus some affordable lookalikes Plus that tomato red shade is so on-trend for summer Ooh, and it was Amazon she shopped for her hair clips - only $7.99 / £6.99 for a pack of the gold grips She also wears the Damson Madder dress in white Stassi's promo shots see her wear a romantic floral dress and it's from Bronx and Banco called the Jasmine Mini Dress Priced at $795 / £745 it's giving Lisa Vanderpump vibes with the pink hues and applique By entering your details, you are agreeing to HELLO! Magazine User Data Protection Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time. For more information please click here Ryan Schroeder including ten counts of possession of child pornography and sexual assault of a student by school staff member Three charges were recently added by prosecutors Schroeder waived his preliminary hearing before the arraignment A scheduling conference was set for June 17 Judge Mark Rohrer denied the defense request to reduce the $150,000 cash bail “Schroeder admitted he was having sexual intercourse with VICTIM 1 since 2023 and most recently at the end of March 2025 Schroeder admitted having sexual intercourse with VICTIM 1 over 50 separate times with VICTIM 1 from 2023-2025 Schroeder admitted to having sexual intercourse with VICTIM 1 inside of Mishicot High School over 10 times from 2023-2025,” the complaint states Some of the videos show the two engaged in sexual activities The complaint also identifies a second victim Schroeder and that female exchanged nude photos Season 2 of Vanderpump Villa introduced a VIP guest who stayed at the Italian castle for the entire summer. Lisa Vanderpump invited Vanderpump Rules alum Stassi Schroeder to stay at Castello Rosato with her husband, Beau Clark Pump Rules fans know that Stassi always has a birthday meltdown and her birthday in the castle was no different The staff at Vanderpump Villa spoiled Stassi for her birthday, with a welcome dinner for her friends and family. And it wasn’t even her birthday! Beau’s sister, Georgia, was among the guests. Cue the arrival of Stassi’s dark passenger “Beau has a habit of putting his sister Georgia’s needs before anyone else so maybe this is just all him making up for lost time?” However, Stassi lost it because Georgia and Beau have tattoos and Beau didn’t want to get Stassi’s name inked on his body “It is time you get my signature on your body You can’t have your sister on your arm and not your wife and the mother of your children,” Stassi announced at dinner Stassi detailed her argument with Beau on the podcast “It was a blip on the radar,” host Taylor Strecker stated “It doesn’t feel like a blip when it’s on national TV And when you guys forced me to go to therapy afterwards,” the former VPR star replied Then Stassi wondered why everyone thought that therapy would be a good choice for her Stassi also revealed that she doesn’t have a problem with Beau’s closeness with his sister “I love to joke about Georgia and Beau’s closeness Vanderpump Villa Seasons 1 and 2 are streaming on Hulu TELL US – WHAT DID YOU THINK OF BEAU AND STASSI’S ARGUMENT DID YOU ENJOY SEASON 2 OF VANDERPUMP VILLA Kim has been covering television entertainment since 2013 Ohio University Executive Vice President and Provost Dr Leo has named Roxanne Schroeder-Arce as the dean of the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts Currently an associate dean in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin Schroeder-Arce will also serve as a tenured professor in the School of Theater in the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts.  “This is an exciting time for the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts as we are reimagining the way our students and I am thrilled that Roxanne Schroeder-Arce will now be leading the college,” Leo said “She is a proven leader with a wealth of experience in higher education and the arts Schroeder-Arce is an award-winning educator leader and artist who has worked for more than 30 years in education She has served as the associate dean of UTeach Fine Arts in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin since 2020 She also serves as an associate professor of theatre education and as an affiliate faculty member for the university’s Center for Mexican American Studies and has held several teaching and leadership roles at the institution since 2010 she served as an assistant professor of theatre education at Emerson College in Boston and California State University in Fresno and served as artistic and education director of a theatre company in Austin Schroeder-Arce earned her bachelor’s degree from Emerson College in Boston and her master of fine arts degree at the University of Texas at Austin.  Schroeder-Arce's plays have been presented to children and families in theatres around the United States She has also published numerous articles in journals such as Youth Theatre Journal International Journal for Education & the Arts and Theatre Topics and chapters in books including Latinos and American Popular Culture Schroeder-Arce will follow Interim Dean Jody Lamb who has served in this position since June 2024 when former Dean Matthew Shaftel left OHIO to serve as president of Russell Sage College “I am grateful to Jody Lamb for serving as the interim dean during this important time for the college,” Leo said “His skillful leadership has benefited our students and the college greatly The search committee for the dean position was chaired by Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Matthew Ando and Interim Director of the School of Dance Travis Gatling The search committee was assisted by the Executive Search firm of WittKieffer “Our search committee brought forth a very strong pool of candidates and did an excellent job,” Leo said “I want to thank them for their dedication to this process and all of the thoughtful work they put in.” © 2025 Ohio University Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Schroeder passed away peacefully at the age of 79 years She was born in Waukesha and Carole lived her whole life in Waukesha and Wales Carole worked for various attorneys prior to working for Waukesha Circuit Court Services as a Deputy Clerk of Courts for 38 years Carole was preceded in death by her parents Herman and Cheryl (nee Burt) Schroeder nieces Lisa and Cynthia Schroeder and grandnephew She was part of Creator’s Coop (The Gift Sampler) in downtown Waukesha for over 25 years; holding various positions on the board of directors of the Coop She enjoyed bowling and belonged to a bowling league for many years at various bowling establishments in Waukesha Carole was a great fan of music and loved going to concerts around Wisconsin sometimes finishing a whole book in one day She also enjoyed watching PBS and westerns and was also a passionate Packers and Brewers fan This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Leonard and Eileen Schroeder and siblings Carrie Paul was born developmentally disabled and non-verbal his family got to know his likes and dislikes; his smiles when happy his playful side showing his fist at his brothers and his contentment when holding his favorite socks  His large family gave him plenty of love and attention learned basic skills and some sign language; but needed day to day care As each family member got married or moved out the next in line would take over Paul's care; the youngest being John football games and even went to a Packers game with Dave  In 1996 Paul and his parents moved to Florida His loving parents took care of him as long as they could Dave and Christine took him into their home For the next 22 years he became like a son to them saw country and polka music shows and festivals He was so happy to go to the airport because it meant someone was coming down for a visit  He attended seven Kingdom Halls of Jehovah's Witnesses between Wisconsin and Florida he would turn the pages in his Bible as if to be following along  We kept in touch with these friends either on Zoom or saw them on vacations Dave and Christine moved back to Wisconsin Paul enjoyed getting reacquainted with family and meeting new friends at yet another Kingdom Hall  We want to thank Paul's siblings for always being there for Paul especially Karen who gave us a much-needed break at times We are so grateful to Aurora At Home for the wonderful care they gave Paul in hospice Thank you to all our friends at the Waterford Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses for their cards visits and prayers for comfort and healing from the God of all comfort 4) Your love and support touched our hearts and strengthened us Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 AM on Tuesday There will be a lunch immediately following the Mass then burial will be in Mission Hill Cemetery in Mission Hill with military honors provided by the Ernest-Bowyer VFW Post No The family will receive friends one hour prior to the memorial service on Tuesday at the Church Arrangements are under the direction of the Wintz & Ray Funeral Home in Yankton He grew up on the family farm and attended school in Menominee After school he worked on the farm and then took a job with Heine Feed Lots which he continued for 20 years and continued buying and selling scrap metal for 35 years positive man who always stood by his word and whistled everywhere he went He was always on the move and enjoyed traveling with his wife to California and most recently with his granddaughter playing slot machines and was always up for an adventure encouraging bad behavior along the way so he could get it on camera Nebraska; two children: Dawn (Mark) Jongeling of Babcock Ranch Minnesota; three step-children: Kim Cameron of Bloomfield Nebraska; Ronald (Heather Barron) Galvan III of Goodyear Arizona and Carrie (Jason) Harris of Yankton; eight grandchildren; five great grandchildren; three sisters: Bernadette (Edward) Lange of Hartington Nebraska; and Dorothy (Arlynn) Schmidt of Elk Point South Dakota; three brothers: James (Renee) Schroeder of Yankton; Allen (Cindy) Schroeder of Fordyce Nebraska; and David (Sally) Schroeder of Irene He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers: Joseph Charles and Leander Schroeder; three sisters: Kathy Pinkleman Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text He was preceded in death by his parents Clarence and Wanda (Rux) Schroeder; siblings Wayne Schroder Sherri (Monson) Schroeder; and children Steffen Schroeder of Waite Park with visitation one hour prior at the church as well Burial will be in Holy Family Catholic Cemetery memorial donations may be made in memory of Michele Schroeder to the LCWM or to the Mankato Loyola Athletic Booster Clubs Livestream of the service will be available at www.mankatomortuary.com I spent my childhood growing up outside of Worthington graduating in 1987 from Worthington Senior High School I continued my education by completing an associate degree from Worthington Community College in 1989 and then a bachelor’s degree in Corrections from Minnesota State University My dream was to become a probation officer which I started with Blue Earth County in May 1994 and continued for 30+ years I married Robert Lloyd Schroeder in Worthington down the road from the Schroeder family farm I was a member of the Holy Family Catholic Church in Lake Crystal I taught Sunday School and was a member of the women’s committee I spent time coaching & cheering on my kids in volleyball and softball while my kids played for LCWM Knights and later for the Loyola Crusaders I was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer and given six months to live God has blessed me with many special milestones and memories these past 14 plus years which has become a wedding and special event center along with our children Joshua & Amber Schroeder of Lake Crystal still live in my childhood home outside of Worthington along with my brother Matt and special friend Bob & Judy “Jude” Schroeder and Shari & Ken Husted of Eden Prairie friends that feel like family and a special son a foreign exchange student who lived with us for a year I am preceded in death by maternal grandparents The live stream link below is a complimentary service provided by Northview ~ North Mankato Mortuary.Unforeseen technical and/or acoustical circumstances may produce a diminished end product.Please note we are attempting to record and publish the service for later viewing.  Click to watch Thanks for visiting 1945 to parents Raymond and Evelyn (Ziemke) Schroeder As a young man he graduated from the Southern School of Agriculture in Waseca before graduating from the University of Minnesota in 1967 Also during that time he served his country as a member of the U.S David began his working years as an educator at Winona Technical School He left that position in 1985 and began working full-time on his family’s farm David was passionate about dairy farming and all it entailed His fascination with bovine genetics and dairy operations filled both his working time and his “free” time He was a long-time member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Janesville and Sarah; many cousins and their families; and friend He was preceded in death by his parents; brother Gary in infancy; sister-in-law Shirley Schroeder; and several aunts and uncles A memorial service for David will be held at 1:00 p.m 2025 at the Janesville Chapel of Dennis-Steffel-Omtvedt Funeral and Cremation Service.  Visitation will be held for one hour before the service at the funeral home Interment will follow at Smiths Mill Cemetery Janesville - Dennis Steffel Omtvedt Funeral and Cremation Service Morehead State University has announced the appointment of Dr Chris Schroeder as the new provost and vice president of academic affairs Schroeder is a steady leader with strong academic credentials and a history of fostering student success,” said Morehead State President Dr department chair of mathematics and associate provost for undergraduate programs will compliment him in his elevation to provost and vice president for academic affairs That experience combined with his knowledge of our students makes him an exceptional choice to lead our academic programs I am glad to have him join our leadership team.” Schroeder has more than two decades of experience in higher education and a proven record for enhancing student success developing innovative programs and fostering academic excellence Before becoming associate provost for undergraduate education and student success in 2023 Schroeder served as chair for MSU's Department of Mathematics beginning in July 2018 He first came to MSU in 2002 as a professor of mathematics and continued in that position for 16 years Schroeder led the redesign of the general education curriculum and helped establish the mathematics curriculum for the Craft Academy for Excellence in Science & Mathematics residential STEM+X academy for academically gifted high school students he was awarded the department’s Outstanding Teaching Award in 2007 and the department’s Outstanding Service Award in 2009 and again in 2015 he established and oversaw the Mathematics Tutoring & Learning Center expanded the Eagle Scholars dual-credit program and helped establish both the Ryan Elmore Scholarship (for data analytics students) and a peer coach model for enhanced courses through a Council for Postsecondary Education (CPE) grant Schroeder also helped the department surpass the goal of a 50% pass rate for undergraduate students in general education math courses Schroeder helped oversee and spearhead several successful measures He was key in developing the Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) to MSU Transfer pathways He worked with the CPE on various initiatives to improve academic outcomes Schroeder also helped expand MSU's George M Luckey Academic Honors Program and led the Complete College Accelerator Initiative to increase student retention and success He’s been an advocate for MSU's Level UP program to provide students with critical career skills through hands-on educational experiences Schroeder earned a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education – Mathematics in 1995 from Concordia before earning a Master of Science in Mathematics (1998) and a Ph.D in Mathematics (2002) from Kansas State University “When I arrived at Morehead State University over two decades ago I never dreamed what a difference the University would have on my life,” said Schroeder “I have had the opportunity to work alongside many amazing faculty and administrative mentors and I’ve developed a deep connection to the region and the students we serve including my wife Kendra and our three kids love Morehead and we are honored to consider it home.” The provost provides leadership in MSU's goal to increase its reputation and become the best public regional university in the South Schroeder will work with senior leadership in its desire to focus on student success through academic excellence “I am honored to accept this role and continue serving the University during this exciting time of transformation,” said Schroeder “I look forward to working with faculty to ensure every student’s potential is nurtured I am committed to inspiring innovation and collaboration as we aim toward our goal of becoming the best public regional University in the South." a former MSUTeach master teacher and they have three children: Annamarie Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission The new season of Vanderpump Villa has one thing going for it: the return of Stassi Schroeder Schroeder was the main star of early seasons of Vanderpump Rules and her ability to say the meanest thing imaginable to everyone all made her an icon of reality TV The former SURver was eventually fired from Vanderpump Rules in 2020 for racist behavior toward ex-VPR cast member Faith Stowers “I am the reason why I’m in this situation,” she said of her behavior “I think a lot of people wanted me to focus on cancel culture and whether I was a victim or not and it’s just not how I feel at all.” During her time away from our TV screens Schroeder educated herself on race in America gentler Stassi who shows up to Lisa Vanderpump’s Castello Rosato But old habits die hard and she still goes apeshit on her birthday which is part of the reason why anyone’s watching this spinoff of a spinoff here’s a guide to the best of Stassi on Vanderpump Villa this season of Vanderpump Villa focuses on Vanderpump taking the staff to Italy to compete over who gives the best service That service often involves giving lap dances to/making out with guests someone wins $30,000 and a full-time job at a Vanderpump establishment Stassi shows up to Castello Rosato about halfway into the first episode and leaves ten minutes into the finale have an average of three scenes per episode usually focused on her attempting to learn Italian so she can get citizenship “Stassi’s Birthday Meltdown,” in which she is the special guest Stassi starts her birthday celebration with guests Georgie (her sister) Stassi gets upset that her husband and his sister have tattoos of each other’s names She thinks Beauty should get a tattoo of her name (something that Jax Taylor did in season two of VPR after they had broken up) and Beau refuses because he says it’s bad luck to get a romantic partner’s name tattooed Stassi doesn’t like this refusal and sees it as evidence that Beau puts his sister before her and that there may be latent incestuous feelings between the siblings One of the Taylors mentions that siblings who didn’t grow up together during which we get this incredible exchange: Beau: I think you should check yourself about how you’re talking to me.Stassi: No Stassi feels as though Beau values Georgia more than her because she makes him feel “unsafe.” One of the villa staff members then calls Stassi iconic and declares how privileged he is to be “front row” to a Stassi birthday fight “I can make you feel unsafe” is giving “I am the devil and don’t you forget it”🍹Stassi & Beau fight in Vanderpump Villa #stassischroeder #vanderpumprules #vanderpumpvilla Lisa brings her to the villa to spy on the staff and insert herself into their personal business For example: When she sees a staff member crying because everyone is annoyed with him she goes to see what’s wrong and then tells him “I can see why everyone is annoyed with you.” In fairness She also gets involved in the crossover episode with The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives when bartender Sam kisses Layla Taylor The kiss causes Sam’s situationship to blow up the power dynamics in this show are super-weird Guests have to fill out comment cards at the end of their stay noting who was the best and worst on staff It’ll definitely get in the way of winning $30,000 Stassi says one of the staff “had to” kiss a guest during a game of Drink or Dare Beau is mainly there to teach Stassi Italian Beau and their children have Italian citizenship and Stassi can get it if she can pass the language test she suggests that maybe bribing someone is the way to go rather than actually learning the language ➽ In the first episode, she asks for a side of ranch dressing. This prompts Lisa’s husband, Ken, to ask what ranch even is. Boy, you run restaurants. You are not too fancy to know what ranch is. This is almost as fake as that time you brought up Scandoval rumors on-camera it's officially ranch summer 💿 @t.kyle #vanderpumpvilla she says her death-row meal would be an Aperol spritz.➽ In episode five she lets it slip that she and Beau had sex in a ball pit after their daughter’s 1st-birthday party.➽ In episode eight she participates in a séance and asks a ghost if they think she’s hot Ouija board points to Yes.➽ In episode nine she stomps grapes and worries her spray tan will leach into the resulting wine and taste weird Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Welcome to Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory When you have experienced the loss of a loved one you can trust us to guide you through the arrangements necessary to create a meaningful ceremony that celebrates the unique life being honored Our staff is committed to providing your family with the highest quality care and service in your time of need and we take pride in our responsibility to lighten your burden as you take the first steps toward healing.  At Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory we want to relieve you of the stress of funeral planning Whether you choose a full-service funeral or a budget-friendly direct cremation Funeral services can include a viewing or open-casket optional service Cremation services can be affordable and straightforward with a direct cremation without a service you can arrange cremation with a memorial ceremony our team can help you without the urgency of time You can plan ahead instead of forcing your family to make dozens of decisions regarding caskets when you choose our facility with an on-site crematory and a reception center your loved ones only have to make one stop Our Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory team serves St. Joseph, Savannah, Avenue City, Agency, Clarksdale, Faucett Our permanent memorialization options will help you honor your loved ones in the way they would have wanted Meet with a member of our team at Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory to tour the facility and get to know our staff. 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Her parents were Hazel Born and Ted Nyffeler She grew up on a family farm outside of Duncan She graduated from Duncan High School in 1950 and moved to Omaha Nebraska to attend the Commercial Extension School of Commerce where she graduated in 1951 Nebraska when she married Wayne Schroeder in 1953 They were living on the farm when her three sons were born In 1964 she and Wayne bought a house in Lincoln so that their sons could attend Lincoln schools and their sons commuted daily between their home in Lincoln and the farm she and Wayne expanded their farming operation and moved back to the country on a farm in rural Eagle Nebraska (in Lancaster County) until Wayne’s death in 2015 Darlene was a lifelong farm wife and homemaker She taught knitting and crochet lessons from her home in Lincoln and later became a self-employed professional wallpaper hanger in the Lincoln area She was a long-time member of TOPS in Lincoln Darlene is survived by her sons Ron (Denise Christensen of Kearney Nebraska) Schroeder of Lincoln and Ted (Karen) Schroeder of Riley Kansas; grandchildren Chris (Judi) Schroeder of Walton and Mariah Schroeder of Riley; great-grandchildren; great-great grandchildren; and sister-in-law Margaret Nyffeler of Columbus and her brothers Don Nyffeler and Fred Nyffeler sign up for email or text message notifications We respect your privacy. 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Vernon (Gene) Hackerott and Glenn Hackerott Lila is survived by three daughters; Vicki (Jay) Nisely of Lincoln Great-Grandchildren; Ella Christopher and Peyton Marfisi Visitation will be held from 5:00-7:00 p.m Memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m Memorials to Christ Lincoln or Lutheran Hour Condolences online at www.roperandsons.com to the late Leo and Lillias Schroeder in December 1948 He graduated in 1967 from Lincoln High School in Stockton Navy and was stationed in the Mediterranean and Norfolk he was promoted to third class Petty officer and Ben received an honorable discharge in 1971 WI for 26 years before retiring in Egg Harbor Ben worked at Abbott Laboratories in IT for 29 years with the last few years as an IT Project Manager crafting many gorgeous pieces of furniture for family and friends Ben's life will be honored with a Celebration of Life at the Kemper Center memorials may be given in Ben's name to Unity Hospice and Palliative Care De Pere WI 54115 http://www.unityhospice.org/ The family would like to send a special Thank You to Unity Hospice Wisconsin is assisting the Schroeder family and photos of Ben may be shared with his family through his tribute page at https://www.huehnsfuneralhome.com Unity (Hospice and Palliative Care)2366 Oak Ridge Circle, De Pere WI 54115Tel: 1-800-990-9249Web: http://www.unityhospice.org/ March 3, 2025 | 4 comments reading books and cheering on the Green Bay Packers Northern Engraving and at Gundersen in dietary and several other relatives and loved ones Per her wishes there will not be a service She has requested that her and her husband Eric to be reunited up north at a favorite camping spot at a later date Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family at this time I remember great times working with Jean and her mom at Henrys Remember her from the old Powell Park days Im sure Gomer and Dingy will take good care of her My husband & I were neighborhood friends with Ronnie (Gomer) Say hello to ALL of them “up there” God Bless and blessings to your friends and family Important: Condolences are approved before being posted the Williams-Kampp/Woodward Funeral Home has taken these words seriously while providing funeral services in their Wheaton location and throughout the Chicago metropolitan area Our family owned business has been passed down through four generations with each dedicated to providing the integrity and compassion that has become our tradition our family expanded to include the West Chicago area with our Williams-Woodward Funeral Home which has been servicing the area for over forty years We offer a complete range of quality services from funerals to cremation and are experienced at servicing families of different faiths and customs We invite you to contact us with your questions and we are glad to arrange a tour of our well-designed facilities It is our goal to support you through this difficult time; 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