Highlights from the Sept. 12
edition of The Sounder

No New Emergency Siren in Silver Creek -- The Town of Sherman will not pay for a new siren.  Read more about it.  
Lakefront Cafe Reopens with American Menu -- This downtown Random Lake restaurant has returned.
Town of Scott Adopts Motor Vehicle Code -- The town now will have 10 hours of patrol by the Cascade Police Department each month.
Lots to Do for Families -- Check "The Sounding Board" on Pages 10-11 every week to learn about community events, benefit dinners, bingo, fun runs, area art galleries and much more.
Visit the 1865 Nowack House -- Visit Random Lake's oldest home, located at 900 Short St.  It's open for free tours every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon.
Do You Follow the Campus Chatter? -- This column includes college graduations and academic honors.
What Time Is It? -- Here's the official time from the National Institute of Standards & Technology.
Lakeview Community Library Lists Events -- Read the weekly report by Director Camrin Sullivan.
Blood Donations Sought by American Red Cross and Versiti BloodCenter of Wisconsin -- Both agencies have issued a call for more blood donors.  The Sounder lists upcoming area blood drives in The Sounding Board.
The Weekly Clergy Comment -- All area pastors are invited to write a periodic column in The Sounder.  Read a new one each week -- see what they have to say.
Obituaries Published in the Sept. 12 Edition -- Ludwig F. Miller II.
Follow Your Favorite High School Sports Teams -- read about boys' soccer, football, volleyball and cross country.
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