As the clock ticks toward the end of second hour at Lineville Intermediate School teams of pint-sized flavor analysts in the combined classroom of Heather Potts and Marissa Wenig are visibly nervous.

Just like people, animals need friends to have a long, healthy life, and this month’s Animal of the Month is slowly working on making a new friend.

The Suamico village board has authorized $77,300 to conduct a property reassessment for all of Suamico for next year.

As a high school student, most days are filled with math or biology classes, but for sophomores at Bay Port, May 23 was spent a little differently.

Village Administrator Steve Kubacki will stay busy in retirement, so much that he picked up two part-time jobs in fields he has always enjoyed.

A formal agreement for HSYSA to continue to use facilities in both villages has been approved, but not without some dissension.

A team of students who excel at all things robotics were honored Monday, May 20, at the Howard-Suamico school board meeting.

Administration and school board members welcomed five state lawmakers and municipal leaders to a linkage session where school finance was the main concern.

The first seeds for a new way to assess students in Howard-Suamico were planted, but it will take a few years to reap the harvest entirely.

After meeting in closed session the Suamico village board approved hiring an interim township manager from Pennsylvania as the next village administrator.