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August 11, 2021 x oshkoshherald.com Volume 4, Issue 32 Screen Time Discussionwith Optional LindseyLoewe Check outEpisode SS03 mask policy www.breakwaterwi.org help is one call for schools or text away! call 2-1-1 or text Continued safety protocols your zip promoted amid case rise code to 898211 Oshkosh Herald Face masks will be optional in Osh- kosh Area School District buildings Inside and school buses as the new school year begins while health officials are urging residents to be protected against an increase in COVID-19 cases through prevention practices that include being vaccinated. “The OASD is planning to start fall co-curricular activ- ities and the 2021- Inside 2022 school year on Sept. 1 with a proto- UW Oshkosh Birthday party col that face cover- mandates UW Oshkosh sets ings will be optional mask use / celebration of 150 for all students and Page 7 staff on all school Page 6 property and school buses, and we will once again be allowing school field trips,” new Superintendent Bryan Davis said in Road plans last week’s announcement. “We do not anticipate having multiple Algoma Boulevard, learning models during the 2021-2022 other projects eyed school year. Students will have access to in-person instruction. If students and Page 2 parents are not comfortable with our COVID-19 protocols, our eAcademy is ready to serve their needs in a virtual en- Waterways Photo by Jim Koepnick vironment.” The district said it is working with the Winnebago shoreline Fair day’s work community and health officials to stay up initiatives detailed A junior participant in the Winnebago County Fair’s livestock competition takes to date regarding the pandemic as vacci- a milk break with trophies won Thursday for goat entries. The fair returned with Page 8 entertainment and exhibitions last week and wrapped up Sunday. See Schools on Page 7 Tattoo practices create layers of social visibility tomers getting several smaller home-done like might change,” he said. “I call it ‘artis- Acceptance grows with tattoos versus 2015 when people wanted tic evolution.’ Once you evolve and your large, flowing pieces. Now the simplistic, perspective changes, you realize what you new considerations minimalist look is coming back. really like.” By Kaitlyn Scoville “When I started tattooing, most peo- 920 Tattoo Company owners and Oshkosh Herald ple didn’t go straight for the hands or spouses Carrie Olson and Steve Anderson the neck. You usually do your arm first have seen similar evolution since opening Justin Bieber, Post Malone, 6ix9ine, Mi- and work your way down,” James said. in 2012. Olson said now that they’ve been ley Cyrus and more – we’re seeing a rising “Younger people don’t have anything on seen on TV for several years, tattoos have presence of tattoos in media and on TV, their arms but want something on their become more widely accepted by younger but just how much more accepted are they hands or necks. (Doing that) can really generations. now compared with previous years? restrict you from job advantages.” Anderson said it wasn’t uncommon for Chris James runs a tattoo shop by ap- James said a friend of his with a lasting people around them to pull their children pointment on Sterling Avenue and says relationship got a hand tattoo from him, away or avoid contact. he won’t give patrons a visible marking on which he said ultimately cost him a job “I think it’s become a lot more normal- their hands or faces unless he has a strong, promotion. ized. But in the early days we got stared lasting relationship with them. Submitted photo After some time, the friend decided at a lot,” Anderson said. Olson said now “I’ve known a lot of people that I tattoo Carrie Olson of 920 Tattoo works on a cus- to get that tattoo lasered off, though the both children and parents alike tend to ask for over 10 years, or their families. You tomer recently. process is quite lengthy. Some treatments about them. then get their brother, their sister, then have to be done several times and several Anderson credits a growing acceptance In the industry nearly 15 years, he’s no- their nephew … a memorial tattoo for weeks apart. of the art because major celebrities and in- grandpa,” James said. “I’d say I have a pret- ticed several trends – especially in the last “Even if it’s something tasteful, those fluencers of all kinds are displaying them. ty personal relationship with the people five years. Younger people are going for are challenges people can face that I try to “The media – celebrities being tattooed I work with. I consider a lot of them my visible tattoos earlier on. tell them. Is this a job you’re going to want See Tattoo cultureon Page 14 friends.” In the early 2000s, James noticed cus- for the rest of your life? Later on, what you Page 2 x oshkoshherald.com August 11, 2021 Algoma Blvd., other street projects discussed By Kaitlyn Scoville dens. six weeks for repaving. Oshkosh Herald This stretch of Algoma is undergoing If residents have or know someone who Some residents may need to start pre- a complete reconstruction, including re- has a difficult time getting around, Rabe paring for next summer amid the city’s placement of the sanitary sewer, water said to call the engineering division at 923 S. Main St. Suite C 2022 capital improvement project (CIP) mains and storm sewers along with repav- 920-236-5065 for them to help them with Oshkosh, WI 54902 prospects for road and utility reconstruc- ing the roadway. accommodations. tion. Other utility projects include Vine Av- CIP projects will be divided among city General information/customer City director of public works James enue between High Avenue and Algoma expenses and special assessment costs for service: Julie Vandenberg Rabe spoke on a special Oshkosh Media Boulevard; East 9th Avenue from South private property owners. Any work done [email protected] episode to discuss upcoming CIP projects Main Street to Pioneer Drive; and East from the water main to the curb – on the Phone: 920-479-6301 and what residents can expect next sum- Lincoln Avenue from North Main Street terrace – will be covered by the city. Any- Website: www.oshkoshherald.com mer. Among the largest projects slated is to the railroad tracks. thing done on private property will be as- a one-mile stretch of Algoma Boulevard Rabe said residents should keep in signed to property owners to cover. News tips and story ideas between Wisconsin Street and Congress mind the restrictions that may be in place More information and an interactive [email protected] Avenue, essentially affecting the Universi- starting as early as March. Limited access project map are at ci.oshkosh.wi.us. The [email protected] ty of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Oshkosh Public to driveways include several hours some full CIP informational presentation is on Support the Oshkosh Herald Museum and Paine Art Center and Gar- days for utility reconstruction and up to the Oshkosh Media YouTube channel. Membership A $50 annual membership High school stabbing defendant changes plea supports receiving the newspaper By Kaitlyn Scoville $1 million cash bond set. He changed his considered by the court. Oshkosh Herald weekly. 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The group’s Michael Cooney, chair of the market’s attorney said there are three levels with board, cited some instances for the city public and private entities, with the mar- to review rules and change them to be in ket falling in-between. accordance with local ordinances. “We’ve carefully defined where the “Early in our (June) market, I heard market is and we are not on the sidewalk. there was a riot. I head down there, and So please, go do whatever you want to what’s happening is we had two Christian do on the sidewalk but not in the street,” fundamentalists with a very large sign, Cooney said. one with a bullhorn. And next to them Another instance at the following were two young gay activists wishing ev- market involved a man speeding down eryone a happy Gay Pride Month, and the street on an electric bicycle, saying they also had a bullhorn,” Cooney said at he was handicapped and that it was his a recent meeting. “crutch.” Cooney said a rule was subse- “This was not good for business, par- quently added to limit mobility devices ticularly the vendors at that end of the to the speed of market traffic. market because people were looking at “If we do need to involve the police, where the riot was but weren’t buying.” they (should) have the necessary tools Three police officers responded to assist us in enforcing market rules,” he and they shut down the bullhorns but said. Cooney said they couldn’t do much Wisconsin State Patrol cadets graduate The Wisconsin State Patrol’s 66th re- 26 weeks of comprehensive training. 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Located on the UW Oshkosh, Fox Cities Campus, 1478 Midway Road, Menasha WHBA.NET or 920-235-2962 August 11, 2021 oshkoshherald.com x Page 7 UW Oshkosh requires masks on its campuses Oshkosh Herald clashing over the authority of UW-Mad- The university has allowed vaccinated of its student population, a campaign was The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh ison and others campuses over masking people to forgo a face covering in early June launched last month to offer 10 scholar- is requiring masks on its campuses for stu- rules and other COVID-19 programs. before a recent increase in COVID-19 cas- ships to students who have been fully vac- dents, faculty, staff and guests regardless of Republican legislators on the Joint es attributed to the Delta variant caused cinated. vaccination status effective this week. The Committee for Review of Administrative campus officials to return to the mandate. “Vax Up Titans” is offering $1,000 schol- decision impacts the Fond du Lac, Fox Cit- Rules voted remotely and without debate The UW System issued a statement in re- arships to full-time students this fall. The ies and Oshkosh campuses. last week to require the UW System to get sponse to the joint committee’s vote. UW System also launched a larger “Vax “This is not a decision we wanted to permission from legislators to implement “Just as we have this past year, the UW Up! 70 for 70” campaign, offering a limit- make, but at this time we believe it is need- masking, testing or vaccination require- System will continue to use its authority to ed amount of $7,000 scholarships through ed to protect the health and safety of our ments. take nimble and reasonable steps that en- mid-October. campuses,” Chancellor Andrew Leavitt All six Republican representatives in the able us to keep our campuses open for the “With the opportunity for scholarships said Monday. group voted for it and all four Democrats education students need, parents expect and the uptick in COVID-19 cases due to University said they will continue to voted against. Supporters of the action said and Wisconsin deserves,” UW System pres- the Delta variant, now is the time to get the monitor COVID-19 transmission on cam- the UW System must get approval before ident and former Republican Gov. Tommy shot – and let us know that you’ve done pus and in the community and will revisit placing mandates or any other COVID-re- Thompson said in the statement. so,” UWO Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said. its protocols as warranted. lated rules, while opponents argued the At UW Oshkosh, as part of a systemwide “Our campus case rate has been very low The decision does not affect policies or system still holds the power to act on its incentive to vaccinate at least 70 percent and we want to keep it that way.” own. plans regarding in-person classes, return tect those not yet vaccinated and those to work on campus or scheduled events. UW-Madison responded to that vote just with an insufficient immune response to As staff and students return to campus, the hours later by reinstating its indoor mask Schools the vaccine.” university said it will be a critical time to mandate for all students, staff and visitors from Page 1 ThedaCare has added a virus testing date control the spread of COVID-19. for the fall semester and said that it will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and Friday nations and cases are trending upward in State lawmakers and the UW System are in place “until further notice.” at UW Oshkosh’s Culver Family Welcome Winnebago County and the state, mostly Center with both rapid and PCR tests avail- longer though. Saturday, she was due to the Delta variant of the virus. Back in the Day able. unseated by her 15-year-old sister The county’s Health Department an- Davis and other district officials contin- Sisi. Sisi carded a 79, besting sister nounced Thursday that with the substan- Oshkosh history ue to urge students, parents and faculty to by the Winnebago Dede by only one stroke to seal tial level of community transmission of get vaccinated if they are not already. Class- County Historical the round. The two girls have been COVID-19, it is recommending masks & Archaeological playing golf since they were old es begin Sept. 1 in the public schools and in all indoor public settings – including Society enough to walk and are friendly Aug. 24 at Lourdes Academy, where they schools – and crowded outdoor venues competitors. Family competition are also having full-time, in-person classes regardless of vaccination status. has become routine. The Schrib- with optional mask rules. “Cases and hospitalizations have ers’ parents were the only gallery “Thank you for your understanding and trended up since early July and are likely Aug. 13, 1967 that followed the girls around all cooperation as we begin the 2021-2022 to continue. We need to work together Sisi Schriber, 15, Beats Sister 18 holes, and they were not tak- school year. Your school principal will to minimize the spread of COVID-19 to Win Women’s Golf Cham- ing sides. Their father said “I’m communicate any information more spe- and the impact it has on our community, Dede Schriber is 19 not cheering for either of them. I cific to each school site,” Davis concluded. pionship: schools and local economy,” said Doug years old, but she has been ladies just want the best one to win.” He Questions or concerns can be direct- couldn’t lose! 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Henrigillis plans to create demonstra- with questions they may have regarding The program is being developed and Services for interested shoreland tion sites in public spaces to showcase shoreline and raingarden projects and coordinated by Emily Henrigillis, who property owners include providing in- planting designs, coordinate and grow assist with applications for the Wiscon- has experience working on lakes around formation about cost-sharing and grant a volunteer-based native plant growing sin Department of Natural Resources Wisconsin with a special interest in na- opportunities, conducting site visits to program, hold workshops and provide Healthy Lakes and Rivers grant pro- tive plants. assess project feasibility, training on educational opportunities, and imple- gram” Henrigillis said. “We are also in “Native plants provide water quality installation and maintenance of shore- ment a Winnebago Waterways Shore- search of shoreline stewards. These are benefits in addition to helping our but- land plantings, and technical assistance. line Stewards recognition program. people who have already taken the steps terflies, birds, and bees. The addition of Shoreland practices include native plant The Winnebago lakes suffer from to improve the run-off leaving their harmful algal blooms, low water clarity, property.” eroding shorelines and degraded habi- The Watershed Alliance is undertak- tat. These issues are the result of several ing other projects to reduce phosphorus New North workplace factors, including phosphorus and sedi- and sediment pollution from agricul- ment pollution. tural and urban sources and to enhance The new program is partially funded habitat in the system. Information about award nominations sought by a DNR Surface Water Grant to kick those projects is available at www.win- Applications are being accepted for lence2021-22. 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We en- St. Jude the Apostle Church Hall. semi-miniature plants, plants with trailing entation and assimilation; recruitment, courage everyone to apply.” Council president John Milroy said the foliage, original specie plants, new cul- selection and retention; culture man- Winners will be announced at the an- annual event is a showcase of magnificent- tivars, plants in unusual containers, and agement; engagement; diversity, equity nual New North Summit set for June. ly grown plants and artistic designs by plants in the same family other than Afri- and inclusion; development/perfor- New North is also seeking input from members. Plants in the show will be eval- can violet. The design section will feature mance management; employee com- partners as it works to develop a propos- uated by judges trained and recognized blooming plants or blossoms removed munication; and succession/knowledge al for the state’s Workforce Innovation by the African Violet Society of America from the plant displayed in a niche. transfer. Business outcomes criteria in- grant. Gov. Tony Evers announced the based in Beaumont, Texas. The show will also feature container clude savings, growth, increased prof- $100 million initiative July 14 to deal There also will a large selection of gardens such as terrariums, dish gardens itability and human resources impact with post-pandemic workforce needs. plants, leaves, potting soil, pots and oth- and natural gardens using blooming Afri- outside the organization. Ideas and recommendations for the er supplies for sale. Members will be able can violet plants, and designs using blos- The award application consists proposal New North is building can be to answer questions and help those who soms displayed underwater. of three phases. The form can be submitted through bit.ly/NewNorth- found at bit.ly/NNWorkplaceExcel- Collaboration. Tunes for Recovery benefit show slated Tunes for Recovery, a free live music the Tunes for Recovery Facebook event benefit, is set for Aug. 21 at Fletch’s Local page. Tap House from 2 to 9 p.m. Tunes for Recovery has partnered with All proceeds from donations will sup- Solutions Recovery in Oshkosh establish- port substance abuse recovery and aware- ing a Gofundme campaign with all dona- ness, as well as art education, in memory tions going to substance abuse recovery of Tyler Zellmer, Jon Raboin and others efforts. impacted by substance abuse. 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Contact the manufacturer with additional questions). page four - 8-9-21 - BASE FORMAT August 11, 2021 oshkoshherald.com x Page 13 ery, 4362 County S Menominee Park Drag Race, 11 a.m., Hazel Street and Merritt Avenue Longtime photo business Otter Street Kids Fisheree, 8:30 a.m. Calendar registration, Menominee Park Free Comic Book Day, 11 a.m., adds online gallery option House of Heroes, 407 N. Main St. Boyd Gibbs, in his sixth decade as a pho- at Oshkosh West High School while Kar- en taught first grade at Franklin Elementa- “Cats,” 7 p.m., Time Community tographer based in Oshkosh, has launched an online gallery at gibbs-photography. ry School. Summer was art fair season for Theater, 445 N. Main St. of events com with the help of son Brad who turned Boyd in towns across Wisconsin. Ongoing Sunday, Aug. 15 his web programming work during the In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Boyd Walk this Way: Footwear from the Shayna Steele, 7:30 p.m., The How- pandemic into a family business project. and son Scott converted respective dark- Stuart Weitzman Collection, Paine Art ard, 405 Washington Ave. Gibbs’s interest in photography be- rooms into offices, trading processing Center, 1410 Algoma Blvd. Tuesday, Aug. 17 gan in the early 1950s at age 14 working drums and enlargers for computers and “Titanic: The Wisconsin Connec- Slow Roll 2021, 5:30 p.m., Gibson at Clark Photography in Stevens Point, large format printers. tion,” Oshkosh Public Museum Social Club, 537 N. Main St. where Clark later taught Boyd some dark- Images on the site can be ordered print- room techniques. ed on professional photo paper or alumi- Wednesday, Aug. 11 Wednesday, Aug. 18 Boyd and his wife Karen settled in num with matting and framing options Brews on the Bay with Copper Box NEW Food Truck Mashup, 4:30 Oshkosh in 1965, where he taught English available. Contact info@gibbs-photogra- Duo, 5 p.m., Menominee Park p.m., 1600 S. Koeller St. literature and coached the wrestling team phy.com for more information. NEW Food Truck Mashup, 4:30 Thursday, Aug. 19 p.m., 1600 S. Koeller St. Waterfest with JJ Grey and Mofro, Thursday, Aug. 12 ArtSpace features jazz art exhibit 5:45 p.m., Leach Amphitheater ArtSpace Collective at 7 Merritt Ave. ist and scholar that works on the intersec- Waterfest with Cornerstones of Friday, Aug. 20 will be showing a jazz album and jazz pho- tion of music with other expressive forms. Rock, 5:45 p.m., Leach Amphitheater Food Truck Friday, 5 p.m., South Park tographs exhibition through this month. The gallery is open from 5 to 8 p.m. “Sixteen Candles,” 7 p.m., Time Travis Lee Band, 7 p.m., Dwelling The records on display are from the col- Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 1 Community Theater, 445 N. Main St. 2:22, 222 Church Ave. lection of ArtSpace member Cristian An- p.m. Saturdays and 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays. Friday, Aug. 13 Marine Corps League Bingo, 7 p.m., dersson and features albums from the Blue It will also be open during the Oshkosh Friday the 13th Comedy Slasher, 7 p.m., 4715 Sherman Road Note and Prestige labels. The photographs Jazz Fest on Aug. 28. For additional infor- The Venture Project, 210 N. Main St. Saturday, Aug. 21 are from the collection of photographer mation contact Jim Evans at 426-3232 or “Friday the 13th” (2009), 7 p.m., Oshkosh Farmers Market, 8 a.m., Natali Herrera-Pacheco, a Venezuelan art- [email protected]. Time Theater, 445 N. 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Washburn St. registration, Military Veterans Museum & and Navy as part of the annual Northern Northern Lightning began in the early Saturday, Aug. 14 Education Center, 4300 Poberezny Road Lightning Counterland training exercise 2000s before expanding into a large-scale Oshkosh Farmers Market, 8 a.m., “The Wolf Man” (1941), 7 p.m., Time that runs through Aug. 20. exercise in 2015, replicating today’s air downtown Community Theater, 445 N. Main St. Winnebago County is listed among battle space. A variety of the world’s most Bago Tracks & Trails: Centuryaay! Luke Leblanc, 7 p.m., Revs Summer those that should anticipate increased advanced aircraft including fifth-genera- 100-mile ride, 7 a.m., Bare Bones Brew- Outdoor Music, 275 N. Washburn St. military flight operations in their air- tion aircraft like the F-35 will participate. space. 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Jessica Kelli- baskets before Wisconsin scored its final Oshkosh Herald her finished with 11 and Jolene Anderson seven points from the free-throw line, in- totaled nine points and a team-high 12 re- bounds in the win. cluding hitting all six of their attempts in America in Oshkosh America marked the celebration of its 51st anniversary as a group at the Leach Am- The Glo now heads to the GWBA Tour- the final 22 seconds. nament next weekend in St. Louis where it Kelly Moten added nine points, includ- phitheater Thursday as it headlined Waterfest. will face Flint on Saturday with the winner ing a key 3-pointer early in the fourth advancing to Sunday’s league champion- quarter, and Allaziah Blockton added sev- Bucks summer camp set next week ship game. en points off the bench as Wisconsin over- The Milwaukee Bucks Summer Camp The camp includes instruction on ball The previous night at the arena four Glo came a 5-for-29 shooting performance at the 20th Avenue YMCA is set from 9 handling, passing, shooting, defensive players finished in double figures with from 3-point range to earn the win. a.m. to noon Monday through Friday, of- and offensive concepts with 5-on-5 scrim- Wojta and Mehryn Kraker each posting Micaela Kelly scored 20 points and fering a team-oriented environment for mages. Registration fee is $185 with de- double-doubles as the team led nearly the Leah Scott added 17 to lead Detroit. boys and girls ages 7 to 15. tails at bucks.com/youthbasketball. Obituaries Helen Veleke was employed at Teeple Shoe Factory and ter, Donna (Brad) Cooper of Oshkosh; 10:30 a.m. at Werner-Harmsen Funer- Electri Wire Corporation from which she four granddaughters: Rachelle (James) al Home in Waupun with Cathie Vander Helen Veleke, 95, of Oshkosh, former- retired after 20 years. Helen was a charter Smith, Stacey (Rick) Rahmlow, Angela Velden officiating. Burial will follow at ly of Waupun, passed away Saturday, Au- member of Trinity Reformed Church in (Greg) Lund, and Kristin Veleke (Kim- Forest Mound Cemetery in Waupun. gust 7, 2021 at Eden Waupun where she was a member of the berly Detherage); great-grandchildren; All memorials will be directed to Mirav- Meadows in Osh- Women’s Guild, sang in the choir for over great-great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, ida Living Center in Oshkosh. kosh. 50 years, was a Sunday School teacher and Angie Tank of Waupun; and brother-in- Werner-Harmsen Funeral Home of Helen was born taught Catechism classes. Helen loved her law, Paul Veleke of Ripon. Waupun and staff are serving the family. May 15, 1926 in Wau- children, grandchildren, and great-grand- Helen was preceded in death by her Please visit our website at www.werner- pun the daughter of children, and great-great-grandchildren. husband, Lyle, in 2012; grandson, Rich- harmsenfuneralhome.com for further in- Gerrit and Hattie Being with them at family gatherings was ard Lee Westhuis; two brothers-in-law, formation and to send condolences. Tobak Greenfield. one of the joys of her life. She and Lyle Ray Greenfield and Wesley Greenfield; On February 6, 1947 also enjoyed many years of boating to- four sisters, Genevieve Navis, Gertie she married Lyle Veleke in Waupun. Fol- gether. She was an avid gardener, cross Kuik, Alice Van Der Laan, and Ruby Van lowing their marriage the couple resided stitcher, and loved to read. Der Laan. in Waupun until 2009 at which time they Helen is survived by her son, Bob Funeral services for Helen Veleke will moved to Oshkosh. 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Burial will take They will meet near the Interstate born on July 14, 1928 to the late Frederick vel; children, Steve (Pam) Vanden Heu- place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. 41 overpasses at State 21, Witzel and Charlotte (Payton) Wasmundt. She was vel, Dawn (Joe) Kelderman, Tina (Don) Avenue,9th Avenue and 20th Ave- united in the Sacrament of Marriage on July Rooyakker, Terry (Joanne) Vanden Heuvel, nue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. that Sat- 2, 1955 to Robert Vanden Heuvel at St. John Jean (Lee) Bohne; 13 grandchildren; 13 urday. Nepomucene Catholic Church in Little great-grandchildren. She is further survived Chute. Their marriage was blessed with five by five brothers-in-law, two sisters-in-law, as children. well as their spouses, and several other cous- Anna May and her husband Robert were ins, and relatives. longtime members of St. Raphael the Arch- In addition to her parents, she was preced- Classifieds angel Catholic Church. 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© 2021 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 37, No. 36 Nellie Fly is the world’s smallest reporter. Today’s Kid Scoop page has an article by her called, “Five-Year Old Saves Lemur.” Five-Year Old Saves Lemur Read the article and answer the questions below. By Nellie Fly

Who is the article about? SAN FRANCISCO, CA – In October of 2020, five-year-old James Trinh spotted a lemur in his Replace the missing words in this news story. school’s parking lot. He pointed and said, “There’s a lemur! There’s a lemur!” What did he do?

At first the adults didn’t believe James. The school often had visits from skunks, coyotes and raccoons.

The director of the school asked, “Are you sure that’s not a Everyone said James was right. raccoon?” This little animal was a lemur named Maki that was missing Where did the event in the article take place? The critter started leaping and Can you ÿnd the lemur that looks from the San Francisco Zoo. di° erent from all the others? leaping into the school’s playground. This was Zoo and local animal control definitely not a raccoon. experts came and coaxed Maki into a cage to take him back to the In the playground, the animal Zoo. He went quite calmly. leaped into a playhouse to hide. When did the event take place? James knew just what to do. James was awarded a lifetime membership to the Zoo, where he “Call the Zoo!” he yelled. will be able to visit Maki often.

How many How was the lemur saved? lemurs can you San Francisco Zoo workers are not ÿnd on this sure how Maki got out. There were signs that someone had page? broken into the primate enclosure. Was Maki There are nearly 100 stolen? Or did he escape types of lemurs. The during a burglary? The smallest is the pygmy police have arrested a mouse lemur which suspect and are working weighs just one to find out what happened. ounce! Maki was 21-years old when he got away, making him one of the older lemurs at the Zoo. He Monkeys in the Mirror?might Look through Are ring-tailed lemurs monkeys? Clip this coupon andhave been today’s newspaper. hold it up to a mirror to reveal the answer. easily captured How many pictures, because he was photos or articles older and slower than about animals can the other lemurs. you find? Discuss why each animal is in the newspaper. Standards Link: Read from a variety of text including newspapers. Children are born curious. From their earliest days, sensory exploration brings delight and wonder. New discoveries expand their minds. When they unlock the joy of reading, their world widens further. Magic happens.

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