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Inside Contact tracing ramps up Special duty in county Veteran’s service By Jack Tierney dedicated to fallen Oshkosh Herald As schools finish for the year and busi- Page 5 nesses and parks continue to reopen after Safer at Home orders expired, contact tracers will be relied on to examine data, Care facility tests identify and address the spread of the Bethel reports coronavirus and contain its reach in Osh- kosh, Winnebago County health depart- multiple virus cases ment director Douglas Gieryn said. Page 6 Contact tracers provide recommenda- tions for self-quarantine and review daily monitoring, check support to maintain compliance during self-quarantine, com- Accolades municate with symptomatic patient’s Writer gives Herd contacts, conduct daily monitoring with players their due temperature readings and advise use of medications until 14 days after the last po- Page 14 tential exposure. There are 12 COVID-19 contact tracers in Winnebago County, Gieryn said at a Photo by Michael Cooney May 18 special session Common Coun- cil meeting. The number of tracers will Rental eviction increase or decrease depending on the Mobile food assistance county’s needs and patterns of spread, he A Drive-thru Mobile Food Pantry set up Thursday at the Oshkosh Area Communi- said. protections ty Pantry handed out 1,000 boxes of produce, meat and dairy products on a first- Gieryn said right now most of the come basis to the public thanks to a partnership between Feeding America Eastern staff-mobilized contact tracers in Win- no longer hold Wisconsin and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The Oshkosh delivery was one nebago are former nurses who were asked Tenants and landlords are questioning of several in the region to distribute healthy food directly to high-need areas free of to break retirement and help along with what will happen now that a statewide charge. The Oshkosh Area Community Foundation is partnering with UW Osh- school district nurses. He said the Wiscon- moratorium on evictions for nonpayment kosh to host a similar event every Monday on the university campus. Each mobile of rent ended Tuesday. pantry delivers more than 8,300 meals. See Contact tracers on Page 13 Though the measure didn’t eliminate the obligation to make rent or mortgage payments, the moratorium order kept lo- cal residents from losing their housing as Family businesses work to weather storm the pandemic unfolded and people were urged to practice social distancing and Owners focus on keeping stay at home. Landlords can once again file for evic- customers comfortable tions and existing cases in the court sys- By Lee Reiherzer tem will proceed. This is what has many Herald contributor worried. “We don’t want a housing crisis on top The spring of 2020 will be remembered of a public health crisis so we helped pull as among the worst of times for family-run together key stakeholders to take action,” businesses like Jerry’s Bar and the Fox Riv- said Amy Putzer, director of programs at er Brewing Co. the Oshkosh Area Community Founda- Scott Engel, whose family has operated tion. Jerry’s at 1210 Ceape Ave. for more than a She said representatives from 12 local century, will never forget March 17. It was organizations have been meeting to enact the day he learned that Wisconsin’s Safer strategies to prevent a surge in evictions. at Home order would force him to close Last week, the Wisconsin Rental Assis- his business. tance Program (WRAP) was announced “It made me sick when I got the news,” by Gov. Tony Evers and the state Depart- Engel said. “At the time Mike Koplitz, ment of Administration. my partner in the business, was working. The widespread job loss and cut wages There were a few of our regulars already amid the pandemic have further stressed there. I came in to help Mike lock up the those living paycheck to paycheck. In the place. It was pretty upsetting. At one point, last seven weeks, Winnebago County has I had to leave. I walked out that back door. seen more than 12,000 new filers for un- It had me so upset that I just had to leave.” Photo by Lee Reiherzer Mike Koplitz (left) and Scott Engel are shown at Jerry’s Bar recently. Engel is the fourth gener- See Landlords on Page 18 See Survival mode on Page 17 ation of his family to run the tavern since 1911. Page 2 x oshkoshherald.com May 27, 2020 Mabel Murphy’s rebuild effort advances By Tom Ekvall in an apartment building next door spread outdoor storage area at 2676 S. Oakwood Herald contributor to the tavern, which collapsed as a result. Road as part of the company’s plans to The building next door had significant fire, move its Oshkosh facilities there. The The Oshkosh Plan Commission rec- water and smoke damage, displacing nine company purchased the site in the South- ommended approval of a conditional use 923 S. Main St. Suite C residents. west Industrial Park previously used by permit that will help with the rebuilding At the conclusion of the meeting, Dynamic Drinkware. Oshkosh, WI 54902 of Mabel Murphy’s tavern at 701 N. Main Planning Services Manager Mark Lyons The company has facilities at 51 W. Fur- St., which was destroyed by fire last May. General information/customer presented Chairman Tom Fojtik with a nau Ave. and 3200 N. Main St. and wants The permit discussed at the commis- service: Julie Vandenberg certificate for his leadership on the Plan to shift all production to the industrial sion’s May 19 meeting will allow the addi- [email protected] Commission, serving as chairman for 12 park site. The outdoor storage area would tion of an outdoor commercial entertain- Phone: 920-508-9000 years and a member for 15. house raw materials for sheet metal pro- ment use at the property that can serve up Website: www.oshkoshherald.com Fojtik announced he would be stepping duction as well as fleet vehicles for deliv- to 32 patrons in the 800-square-foot area. down from the Plan Commission and ery of finished materials used in the build- Applicant Dan Meissner said in his re- News tips and story ideas voiced support for public participation in ing construction industry. quest that he needs the permit for a patio [email protected] the overall planning process. “I would like The commission also advanced: area to better serve customers. 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Page 4 x oshkoshherald.com May 27, 2020 Anthem Ceremonies partners still in works with club on for seniors By Jack Tierney Oshkosh Herald programs The school district was thinking about The Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield its seniors when news that a regularly Foundation is directing $110,000 to sup- scheduled in-person graduation ceremo- port Boys & Girls Clubs of Oshkosh and ny was unlikely to happen by working four other clubs statewide to offer safe, with the Winnebago County Department virtual programming and supplementary of Health on an in-person ceremony for meals during the COVID-19 health crisis both high schools at the end of July in ad- as well as continuing to develop healthy dition to virtual ceremonies. programming for when clubs are able to Oshkosh West High School families open again. and students were asked to save the date Club staff are keeping the health and Tuesday, July 28, for an outdoor in-person wellness program Happy Healthy Mem- ceremony and July 30 in case of rain. Osh- bers running through a variety of meth- kosh North families were asked to save the ods. Weekly emails are being sent to fam- date Wednesday, July 29, for an outdoor ilies to encourage activities that would Submitted photo ceremony and July 31 in case of rain. normally be done at the club, such as Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh staff member Debbie Henschel preps meals for families. Both plans will depend on health agen- games to play with family members, ob- cy restrictions to group gatherings being stacles courses with different calisthenics ness of our members and we love that we consin’s creativity and spirit of service,” lifted by July 28 and district officials said and YouTube videos on how to move your are still able to provide these services in said Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield they will communicate that pending ap- body and stay active. this time,” said Marc Dosogne, chief exec- in Wisconsin President Paul Nobile. proval the week of July 1. The club is also sharing new easy and utive. For the past four weeks, the club has “It is our hope that, if restrictions for healthy snack recipes like banana sushi The club anticipates serving 170 youth been checking in with its families by Oshkosh schools have been lifted by these (bananas, peanut butter and tortillas) and this summer and is planning weekly phone, providing hygiene and cleaning how to make a healthy ice cream. The club healthy and wellness activities that include supplies and preparing and distributing dates, we can gather for in-person celebra- is also communicating mental wellness taking care of the club’s garden, learning to weekly meal boxes for more than 270 chil- tions of the OASD Class of 2020,” a news tips such as paying it forward by creating prepare snacks in small, safe groups, learn- dren and adults. release from the district said. positive messages for others, the impor- ing about what makes a healthy plate of The Oshkosh Area School District is Virtual ceremonies were held Monday tance of being thankful and the benefits food, learning the basics of many sports assisting in tutoring with club staff to all for West High School students and today of yoga. and playing games outside. youth in the district. Matches in the Great (Wednesday) for North High. “We are very thankful to the Anthem “The Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh’s Futures Mentoring Program continue to District officials thanked the school Foundation for supporting us during this quick and effective transition of services meet on Zoom with a staff member pres- community for continued patience as it unprecedented time. We have always been to continue its mission in the face of a ent. And the Radford Center and Teen works with the Department of Health a club that focused on the health and well- global pandemic is a great example of Wis- Center staff have come up with creative Services, the WCHD and Department of ways to share programming virtually. Public Instruction regarding graduations. The club is also in need of nonperish- “We are extremely grateful for your able food items for the Little Free Pantry, continued support and understanding,” PERMANENT SOLUTION hygiene/household supplies, grocery and Superintendent Vickie Cartwright, North TO CLOGGED GUTTERS gas gift cards, medical masks and gloves, Principal Jacquelyn Kiffmeyer and West and LEGOs for Teen Center youth. Principal Erin Kohl said in a joint news- Donations can be dropped off outside letter. “Your hard work and resilience, as the club’s Radford Center entrance be- well as your continued optimism, are truly tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. during the week. remarkable.” Worship directory Discover a place of worship for you

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Oshkosh Herald After 19 years, the U.S. is still there. At one time, 100,000 U.S. soldiers were in the A soldier who spent 20 years in the U.S. country before some were transferred to Army partially serving as a medical evac- Iran, according to Military Times. uation helicopter pilot flying injured sol- After finalizing the end of the U.S.-NA- diers and citizens out of warzones in Af- TO combat mission on Dec. 28, 2014, ghanistan shared his stories for Memorial and reaching a low of 5,500 soldiers on Day in remembrance of soldiers killed in Oct. 15, 2015, the war keys were turned action. over to the next administration and recent Steve Freund, 40, from Neenah and now Department of Defense numbers indicate living in Larsen and enrolled at the Uni- 16,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan. versity of Wisconsin Oshkosh, enlisted in There have been 7,047 U.S. casualties in 1999 at age 18. He started as an enlisted the Middle East since the Afghanistan war chemical operations specialist before ap- began in 2001, according to DOD data re- plying for and becoming a warrant officer leased May 18 encompassing operations helicopter pilot. Iraqi Freedom, New Dawn, Enduring Freund was initiated to the excitement Freedom, Inherent Resolve and Freedom’s of aviation as a child when his mother be- Sentinel. gan taking him to the Experimental Air- The Oshkosh Patriotic Council was craft Association’s annual AirVenture. granted permission to hold honorary Me- “As a kid I remember playing outside morial Day ceremonies in South Park, and hearing the Goodyear blimp flying in Riverside Park and Riverside Cemetery from miles away and being really excited,” on Monday morning. Attendance was Freund said. “Generally, I can absolutely limited to Patriotic Council members. say (AirVenture) had a positive influence Oshkosh Media recorded the services and on my interest in aviation.” ceremonies and the coverage was aired For the Charlie Company 3-10 general throughout the day. support aviation battalion, Freund de- Memorial Day commemorates Amer- ployed to the fields of Afghanistan in 2013 ican military personnel who died in all and said the job was an adrenaline rush. wars including the Civil War, World Wars “In the medevac, the way it works is I and II, Korean War, Vietnam War and you’re constantly ready to go. If you get a wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. radio call saying there is a medevac mis- Freund estimates he will receive his sion, flight operations personnel just start bachelor of science degree in environ- screaming ‘medevac, medevac, medevac’ mental studies at UW Oshkosh with an and you run to the helicopter,” Freund emphasis in science in the 2021 fall semes- said. ter. He is president of the Student Veteran “You jump into the helicopter, get it Association on campus. He retired from started and it’s only then that you figure the military in 2019 with a rank of chief out where you are going to go and what warrant officer 4. you are going to do. You pick up the pas- “Reflecting on my time as a medevac pi- senger and bring them back and drop Submitted photos lot also makes me reflect heavily on those them off wherever the nearest medic is. Steve Freund, chief warrant officer, is shown in Afghanistan (top photo) and receiving honors. we have lost. The same thrill I received Then you reset the helicopter and get when saving someone’s life makes me ready to do it all over again.” That was part of what Freund was think- reported, according to the editors of Bri- remorsefully contemplate the lives that He said the missions were usually within ing about on Memorial Day. tannica. couldn’t be saved,” he said. 10 minutes and could lead him anywhere: “Actually going and helping people, feel- Higher up, the U.S. and Afghanistan “Memorial Day requires that I reflect on “a dusty field in the middle of nowhere, a ing like you had a real genuine purpose on were working on peace negotiations with these things. However, this doesn’t mean road, a building, a hospital, or even a stadi- the battlefield, was very fulfilling for me,” NATO as the Taliban and al-Qaeda orga- that Memorial Day is a day of sad reflec- um.” He said once a medevac unit arrived he said. “It was not always easy. Some- nization leader had been killed on May tion. Like those who go out of their way to at the location there would hopefully be times you would get a patient who was 2, 2011. Freund was part of an ongoing thank all veterans on Memorial Day, I am security nearby. badly injured or dead before we got there.” third-phase mission to stabilize the Af- also reminded during this time that there “You have to have security nearby, but The surge to defeat the Taliban mili- ghan government, protect citizens from are people out there who are willing to that’s not always the case. I had a mission tary was finishing in 2013 as Freund de- Taliban attacks and begin withdrawing give the ultimate sacrifice for our country. where I landed and there was gunfire all ployed. Tensions between the U.S. and U.S. troops. Freund was redeployed to the And for that, I am thankful.” around me,” he recalled. “I had another Afghanistan were recovering after reports mission were there was a bomb that went of U.S. soldiers attacking Afghan citizens off just before I landed.” 26, 1898, and died in Cincinnati, and burning volumes of the Quran were Back in the Day Ohio on December 15. 1961, at the age of 99 and ½ years; and where- as, Dummy Hoy was educated at UWO graduates 35 doctors of nursing Oshkosh history by the Winnebago the Ohio School for the Deaf from Thirty-five University of Wisconsin out into the workforce. County Historical 1872-1879; and was inducted into Oshkosh students graduated May 16 with “Each of our students have done clinical & Archaeological five Hall of Fames and has a great doctor of nursing practice (DNP) de- projects and worked with clinical health Society chance to be inducted into the Na- grees, the most in university’s history. care agencies in the Fox Valley,” she said. tional Baseball Hall of Fame in the Bonnie Nickasch, director of the post-li- “We get them prepared and ready to go, so near future; and, whereas, Dummy censure program and assistant dean for they can hit the ground running.” Hoy invented the baseball hand May 23, 1995 signals, the strikes and ball signals, the College of Nursing, said that in face of Eleven of the 35 DNP graduates this current events, the graduates have shown Oshkosh Mayor Proclaims Dum- the manager’s call signals to bat- spring comprise the first-ever graduating Mayor Richard A. with great perseverance that anything is my Hoy Day: ters, and outfielder’s call signals, class from the nurse anesthesia emphasis, Wollangk of Oshkosh proclaimed which are now used in all levels possible. making them the first BSN to DNP doc- May 23, 1995, as Dummy Hoy Day. “I am impressed by the students’ atti- of baseball and softball; Now, toral-level nurse anesthetists to graduate therefore, I, Richard A. Wollangk, tudes and flexibility as their lives were Whereas, William Ellsworth Hoy, in the state. Mayor of the City of Oshkosh, do turned upside down. On-campus classes also known as Dummy Hoy, played “This is a monumental day for UWO, as hereby proclaim Tuesday, May 23, were transitioned to online, on-site clini- with the Oshkosh Base Ball Club well as the state of Wisconsin,” Wren said. 1995 as: “Dummy Hoy day in the cals were canceled and replaced with tele- during the 1886-1887 season; and City of Oshkosh” and along with health simulations, and assignments and “Our inaugural class is plowing the way whereas, teamed with Frank Selee, and setting the bar.” all citizens of the City of Oshkosh, due dates changed as faculty were called Howard Gastfield, Taylor Schafter recognize the birth date of Dummy Representing the highest level of educa- to work additional hours on the front and others, whose careers in Hoy and the significant contri- lines,” Nickasch said. “The majority of the tion in specialized advanced nursing, the baseball ranged from 1886-1903, butions he made to the game of students were mandated to work extra DNP degree prepares its graduates for the Dummy Hoy made the famous baseball and to the deaf people of hours on the front lines as well.” workforce with specialized courses, re- “catch on a horse” during a game; the world. Kathy Wren, director of the DNP nurse al-world clinical experience in healthcare and whereas, Dummy Hoy was anesthesia emphasis, feels confident that agencies and a scholarly project required born deaf in Houcktown, Ohio on Source: Proclamation, City of Oshkosh, this large graduating class is ready to go to graduate. May 23, 1862, married on October May 23, 1995 Page 6 x oshkoshherald.com May 27, 2020 Nursing care facility testing all residents By Miles Maguire restrictions. health care worker who had a family mem- Herald contributor “We’re trying to keep them separate, but ber test positive,” Miravida CEO Theresa they want to go talk with someone,” he M. Bertram said in a Facebook post. “This All 93 residents of Bethel Home in Osh- said. “And they forget.” points to the perils ahead with the reopen- kosh are being tested for COVID-19 after Long-term care facilities have been the 10 positive results came back in the facili- ing of our communities.” sites of large numbers of COVID-relat- In her post from earlier this week, she ty’s memory care unit. ed deaths. The one death attributed to “It’s been kind of a mixed bag of results,” said “a health care worker and a staff mem- COVID so far in Oshkosh occurred at ber have tested positive” and that five said Dave Merkley, Bethel’s administrator. Eden Meadows, which, like Bethel, is op- Of the 10 positive cases, only three are workers were symptomatic at Bethel. One erated by Miravida Living Inc. Until 2017 staff person’s test has since come back neg- symptomatic. Miriavida was known as Lutheran Homes In addition “there have been negative ative, Merkley said. of Oshkosh. The situation is fluid with new test results coming back for residents outside Miravida said it planned to test all resi- results for staff expected in the next 24 of that unit,” Merkley said. dents and staff at its skilled-care and assist- hours, he added. This suggests that the coronavirus out- ed living facilities in Oshkosh: Bethel, Eden Bethel staff has been working in con- break has been contained to a section Meadows, Gabriel’s Villa and Elijah’s Place. of the building called Serenity Garden, Besides Bethel, one other facility-wide junction with the Winnebago County which has a total of 20 residents. The investigation has been launched at a long- Health Department. WE’RE At a long-term care facility like Bethel, memory care unit is a specially designed term care center in Winnebago County. area with features such as extra security to This has been at Park View Health Center, staff and residents develop strong relation- OPEN assist people with Alzheimer’s disease and according to the Wisconsin Department ships over the years, Merkley said. “It’s al- other forms of dementia. of Health Services. most a familial bond.” WITH OUR “The struggle has always been how to One of the encouraging signs at Bethel For staff “their focus right now is how help them do all the things we’re doing: is that the first person who tested positive do we keep (residents) safe and help them SAFE SALON social distancing, wearing a mask,” Merke- is not showing symptoms, Merkley said. as best we can,” Merkley said. “That has COMMITMENT. ly said. “It looks like he is on the path to recovery.” been awesome to see.” Extra staff has been added, and residents “Through tracing, we believe the vi- Miles Maguire is editor of the Oshkosh Examiner news are regularly reminded about the need for rus was introduced to Bethel Home by a blog. Park facilities start phased reopening approach The city has started a phased approach nee Park, South Park, Red Arrow Park, as equipment and other surfaces in the to open park facilities as playgrounds, ath- Rainbow Memorial Park, Boatworks, parks are not being wiped down. letic fields, horseshoe pits, the beach at Fugleberg Boat Launch and the 24th Av- The train and water rides at the Menom- Menominee Park, the skate park at Red enue Boat Launch, while those at Teich- inee Park Children’s Amusement Center Arrow Park, basketball, tennis, pickle ball miller Park and Stevens Park were to be are planned to open June 6 along with the and volleyball courts were opened last opened this week. Westhaven Circle Park week by the Parks Department. restrooms will remain closed until renova- Menominee Park Zoo. The zoo will have a While the city does not recommend tions are completed. limit of 50 people at any given time. that people use these park restroom facil- Visitors are encouraged to bring hand Updates on the response to COVID‐19 ities, they have been opened at Menomi- sanitizer and disinfecting wipes with them may be found at www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us.

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Visit oneofour 5 convenient locations: Visit www.LakeVistaEstates.com for more information or contact 2330 Westowne Ave StevePoeschl920-312-4949 Oshkosh, WI 54904 920-231-6466 BobMathe 920-379-5277 Megan Lang 920-203-3047 1868 Jackson St Oshkosh, WI 54901 920-426-9293 1110 SKoeller St Oshkosh, WI 54902 920-233-4567 1147EJohnson St Fond Du Lac, WI 54935 920-322-9191 928SMainSt. Fond Du Lac, WI 54935 601OregonSt, SteB 920-922-2539 233-4184 ContactUsToday! www.FirstWeber.com May 27, 2020 oshkoshherald.com x Page 7 School district employees of the year honored The Oshkosh Area School Dis- trict announced its 2019-2020 Employees of the Year, with eight recognized for exceptional service and commitment to the district, students and school communities. Winners included: Elementary Teachers of the Year — Kathryn Noble, Grade 1, Washington Elementary; and Noble Schry Klein Oman Bruden Smith Walter Theabo Thomas Schry, Grade 5, Read El- Support Staff Employees of the Year — schools and making a difference in our school principal, and delivered a flower ementary. Patricia Walter, paraprofessional, 4K / Os- community,” said Vickie Cartwright, su- basket to each. A virtual recognition cer- Secondary Teachers of the Year — Sara hkosh Early Learning; and James Theabo, perintendent of schools. “The 2019-2020 emony took place May 14 during the tele- Klein - English, Oshkosh North High building custodian, Webster Stanley Ele- OASD Employees of the Year exemplify vised Board of Education meeting. School; and John Oman, Technology Ed- mentary School. what it means to be student-centered. We The awards were established in 2013- ucation, Oshkosh West. Details of each employee’s impact in are incredibly proud of the work that they 2014 to further recognize employees and Administrator of the Year — Brenna the district, as well as excerpts from their have accomplished, the support they give promote a greater appreciation for their Garrison-Bruden, principal of Carl Trae- nominations, can be found on the OASD our students on an ongoing basis and the work and outstanding service. All district ger Elementary School. website. collaborative approach that they take with employees can be nominated by students, First-Year Teacher of the Year — Ca- “Throughout the Oshkosh Area School their fellow colleagues.” parents, colleagues, administrators and rissa Smith, autism, Oshkosh West High District we have remarkable educators, Cartwright notified the award recipi- members of the community. A selection School. leaders, and staff members working in our ents with surprise virtual visits with their committee reviews all nominations. UW Oshkosh reports finds virus spread after voting Research led by University of Wiscon- Joshua Foster in collaboration with col- voters per location—with all else be- with the state under a Safer at Home or- sin Oshkosh economists indicates a sig- leagues at Ball State University was posted ing equal—had a higher rate of positive der, the overwhelming majority of clerks nificant association between in-person online with the National Bureau of Eco- COVID-19 tests than counties with rela- who made changes chose to consolidate voting and the spread of COVID-19 two nomic Research. The team analyzed coun- tively fewer in-person voters. locations, which effectively led to increas- to three weeks after Wisconsin’s primary ty-level data from the state. “Furthermore, we find a consistent es in voter density per location. Oshkosh election April 7. “Our results confirm the Wisconsin De- negative relationship between absentee chose not to consolidate any of its loca- At the time, news reports of the elec- partment of Health Services findings on voting and the rate of positive COVID-19 tions. tion of state positions and presidential the link between the spread of COVID-19 tests. Similar to patterns with in-person “Given these results, it may be prudent preferences for both the Democratic and and voting using testing and tracing meth- voting, this association appears two to that policy makers and election clerks take Republican parties showed images of long ods,” Engelhardt said. “However, the three weeks after the election and persists steps to expand the number of polling lo- lines of voters due to fewer polling loca- tracing investigation undertaken was not across a number of specification tests, but cations or encourage absentee voting for tions. comprehensive, and our results indicate a it is not observed in the week prior to the future elections during the pandemic,” The working paper by UWO econo- much larger potential relationship.” election,” Engelhardt explained. Engelhardt said. mists Chad Cotti, Bryan Engelhardt and Counties that had more in-person In the weeks leading up to the primary

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Only 61 per- porting they would likely survive beyond Technology Council and the Wisconsin • Businesses reported other financial cent of respondents reported receiving as- 10 months under current conditions Workforce Development Association. impacts of $118.6 million (62 percent de- sistance, Sachse said. points to a “greater sense of resilience,” he Respondents to the second survey, ad- crease from April). Respondents reported access to capital said. ministered between May 4 and 17, repre- All losses are considered cumulative. and customers remain their most pressing “The cumulative impact of the survey sent more than 67,000 employees across “It is encouraging to see reductions in needs. inventory and income losses, though re- Sachse said 1,151 businesses responded spondents are less optimistic about their to both the April and May surveys, repre- Pfeifer named Oshkosh Corp. president ability to recoup these losses. It will be senting a retention rate of 47.1 percent pe- Oshkosh Corp. promoted Chief Oper- see the company’s Access Equipment, Fire equally critical to trace the survivability of riod over period. An additional 235 new ating Officer John C. Pfeifer from execu- & Emergency and Commercial segments. vulnerable firms now that we have started businesses responded to the May survey. tive vice president to president, effective As president, Pfeifer will also assume re- May 11. Pfeifer will continue to report to sponsibility for the Defense segment and Chief Executive Officer Wilson R. Jones. the global supply chain, digital technology Food pantries Pfeifer joined Oshkosh last May to over- and marketing functions. “Since joining Oshkosh, in addition to These resources are among those avail- from 2 to 5:45 p.m. Mondays and 10 a.m. HERGERT leading our non-Defense segments, John able to assist with hunger issues during to 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays. KS W the COVID-19 pandemic. Donations and Clients will receive drive-up service or be IC IN P N has been instrumental in supporting our Y E T SPORTCENTER I R C MARINE -SPORT -SKI MOVE strategy, leading our simplifica- volunteers are welcome. Many schools given food if they arrive by public transit. 2020 tion and productivity efforts, driving in- and community agencies are still provid- The pantry is approved to work with pro- novation and growing our lifecycle parts ing meals and groceries for families: ducers awarded with funds through the and services,” Jones said in a statement. Buy Fresh Program. Information and vol- “Additionally, John has demonstrated Oshkosh Area School District: Free unteering opportunities: www.oacptoday. SPRING SALE ON 3.5 TO 20 HP strong People First leadership in helping grab-and-go meals offered Mondays, org. OLD TOWN &OCEAN to quickly implement a robust response to Wednesdays and Fridays at several schools St. John’s Food Pantry: (808 N. Main Rentals and neighborhood locations. 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With the G League season on perma- nent hiatus before its impending cancel- Rookie of the year — lation, now seems a good time to honor Rayjon Tucker the 2019-20 Wisconsin Herd with some imaginary G League awards. Rayjon Tucker went undrafted before I’ve used some actual awards and some ending up with the Herd, but it didn’t that I made up here, to pay tribute to the take him long to prove every team that best Herd team Oshkosh has seen. passed on him wrong. Tucker was a one- man show, even amid a very good and fun Herd MVP — Frank Mason team, dunking on everybody and pour- This was a tough decision, but after ing in points night after night. In his first Frank Mason came back from an inju- G League season Tucker averaged 23.8 ry and some time spent with the Bucks points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 0.9 around the halfway point he was com- steals per game, and shot 49.2 percent pletely unstoppable in the later portion of from the field and 38.6 percent from the season. Mason averaged 26.4 points, three-point territory. 3.4 rebounds, 5.0 assists, and 1.1 steals per For all of his efforts, Tucker was called game in 23 contests with Wisconsin this up to the Utah Jazz during the 2019 G season, and shot 50.4 percent from the League Showcase, and he certainly de- field and 42.5 percent from three-point served the call-up. While many of the territory. Herd mainstays have either G League ex- Mason’s threes were huge, and his perience, NBA experience, or both, Tuck- dogged pursuit of buckets in the painted er managed to take center stage without area changed contest after contest for the any of that, making him a deserving Rook- Herd. Mason led the Herd in points per ie of the Year. Photo by Emil Vajgrt game, three-point percentage, and the Herd players celebrate a win earlier in the season at the Menominee Nation Arena. Best Bucks assignment only players to shoot a higher percentage from the field played mainly at the center player — Dragan Bender position. In fact, Mason didn’t just lead than any other player in the G League, and Jaylen Adams is one of the aforemen- Credit to Thanasis Antetokounmpo and the Herd in points per game scoring, he was a mainstay on all the best Herd five- tioned players with both G League and D.J. Wilson for being a ton of fun to watch led all qualified G League players in points man lineups in terms of plus-minus. NBA experience, and while he was good in their short stints with the Herd this sea- scored per game this season. As good as Due to injuries to Luke Maye and play- enough in the G League last year to get a son, but Bender dominated the G League so many members of the Herd were this ers like Dragan Bender, Justin Patton, and shot with the Atlanta Hawks, there’s no in his time in Oshkosh, and steadily im- season, Mason deserves recognition as the Brandon McCoy being in and out of the question he got much, much better during proved as a true center after playing as a best of the best. lineup for various reasons, Jones was asked the offseason. forward for his career prior to his Herd Defensive player of the year to play center in drop coverage, which Adams went from averaging 15.3 tenure. Bender averaged 20.5 points, 8.9 is almost always an assignment given to points, 4.7 rebounds, 6.4 assists, and 1.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 1.7 blocks per — Jemerrio Jones huge rim-protecting centers. He did that steals per game last season with the Erie game in his 13 games with Wisconsin be- Jemerrio Jones can credibly guard just with aplomb, and was also able to toggle Bayhawks to averaging 21.5 points, 5.1 re- fore the Bucks waived him to make room about every position on the floor, and over to guarding more like a conventional bounds, 5.7 assists, and 1.8 steals this year for Marvin Williams. After his release, he uses his extraordinarily long arms to forward when a big man was in the game in Wisconsin. Adams’ shooting percentag- Bender signed with the Golden State War- rebound and disrupt offenses at rates for the Herd. For his effectiveness and ver- es also spiked, as he went from hitting 39.2 riors and was acclimating himself there far higher than most any 6’5” player satility, Jones is the DPOY. percent of his field goals and 34.4 percent well. could. Jones averaged 10.8 points, 12.0 Most improved player — of his threes to sinking 48.6 percent of his shots and 40.7 percent of his threes. rebounds, 4.6 assists, 1.3 steals, and 0.9 Jaylen Adams See Herd honors on Page 15 blocks per game, grabbed more rebounds Truthfully, Adams could have won any of

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Photos by Emil Vajgrt endeavor and community involvement. vanced to the third round of the Division Frank Mason (left with coach Chase Buford) and Jemerrio Jones were the catalysts for the Vils was a four-year member of the UW III Championship before the coronavirus Herd’s most successful team to date. Oshkosh track & field program. The Osh- pandemic canceled the remaining portion kosh West High graduate qualified for the of the 2019-20 campaign. Second Team: Shannon Bogues, Cam NCAA Division III Championship in the Campbell established career bests by Herd honors Reynolds, D.J. Hogg, Luke Maye, Justin pole vault five times – three indoors and averaging 7.0 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.0 as- Patton two outdoors. His scheduled appearance sists and 1.8 steals this past season. from Page 14 Third Team: Brandon Randolph, A.J. at this year’s national indoor meet as well Tkaczuk, the National Collegiate Gym- Hess, Trevor Lacey, Leon Gilmore, Bran- as UW Oshkosh’s entire 2020 outdoor nastics Association’s 2020 Outstanding Coach of the year — don McCoy season was canceled due to the pandemic. Senior of the Year, competed on both the Chase Buford This was much harder than it would’ve Vils earned both of his All-America balance beam and uneven bars during all been in any other Herd season, and I felt Chase Buford should end up as the offi- awards at the Division III Outdoor Cham- nine of UW-Oshkosh’s meets this season. like including a second and third team pionship. He finished eighth in the pole She ranked second in the NCGA West cial G League Coach of the Year as well, so was necessary given how essentially ev- this is really a no-brainer. Buford’s players vault at the 2018 meet (15-9) and fourth Region and fifth nationally on the uneven erybody played well, and how important in 2019 (15-11). Vils was seeded eighth for bars with her average score of 9.6625 and were energized and empowered under his team chemistry was to this squad. I left off watch, and the team’s record is a testament the 2020 national meet that was canceled. 17th regionally and 27th nationally on the Wilson and Antetokounmpo since they Vils helped the Titans finish fourth out- balance beam with her average score of to that. Chaisson Allen deserves a nod only played seven combined games, and here as well for coming in and coaching doors and ninth indoors at the 2019 Divi- 9.5563. this felt like a place to identify the play- sion III Championships. The Titans also Tkaczuk recorded season-best scores of the Herd to two wins in the two games ers who spent so much time together on Buford missed due to a suspension. were WIAC runner-up twice in 2019 (in- 9.70 on the balance beam at the Harley-Da- the G League level. Given how this team door and outdoor) and once in 2020 (in- vidson Invitational held Feb. 7 and 9.75 on First Team All-Herd: Frank Mason, meshed and really played for one other Jaylen Adams, Rayjon Tucker, Jemerrio door). the uneven bars at the Texas Woman’s Uni- night after night, including every player Wipperfurth started all 11 games versity Quadrangular held Jan. 26. Jones, Dragan Bender was the only approach that felt right. Remember the Graduates with a keepsake from

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© 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 25 Use the space below to work with a family member to create a photo collage or a list of the things you look forward to doing People I Spent Time with after the pandemic is over. Take Time to Remember During the Pandemic You are living in an extraordinary time. There is a global pandemic. A global Draw a picture of the people you were pandemic is when a virus spreads easily from person to person all around the world. with during the pandemic. The virus causing the 2020 global pandemic is called coronavirus and also COVID-19. This Kid Scoop page will help you create a scrapbook of your memories and feelings from this historic time to share with friends and relatives in the future. Pandemics Cause Change Most likely your life has been changed by the coronavirus pandemic. Maybe your school has closed. Maybe a family member has lost their job and is worried about money. Maybe you miss the chance to be with friends and family members. Kevin couldn’t There have been several pandemics in get a haircut history and, like those, this too will end. for a couple While there may be some good things of months. about this time, there are probably Number these some not so good things as well. But pictures in everything will add up to the memories order. you will have in the future.

Things I Did During the Pandemic Ways My Life Changed Write or draw descriptions in each space below.

School Before Pandemic: School After Pandemic:

Cough or sneeze into Wash my hands for Try not to touch my my elbow. 20 seconds. face, eyes, or nose. Shopping Before Pandemic: Shopping After Pandemic:

Home Life Before Pandemic: Home Life After Pandemic: Exercise indoors. Play cards with my Dance! Dance! family. Dance!

Have people in your life been extra kind or generous? Who has TP Troubles helped you during the pandemic? These people are your heroes. Stand six feet away Complete one or Use a video chat Oh, no! Carla’s cats, Chester and Charlie, didn’t know there was a Make a list of them below and send them a note thanking them. from friends and more puzzles. program to talk with toilet paper shortage. They like to play with the TP. Can you nd Graph It! neighbors. friends and family the TP trail from one cat to the other? Look through far away. today’s newspaper HERO NAME: and circle the words pandemic, coronavirus and COVID-19. Which HOW THEY HELPED: START word appears the most? Make a graph to show your results and put it into your Pandemic FINISH Scrapbook! Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information. HERO NAME:

Make your own puzzle! Draw a picture, glue it onto REMEMBER HOW THEY HELPED: some cardboard. (A cereal box works!) Cut the picture into pieces and give it to a pal to try and PANDEMIC MEMORIES put back together! E S E O R E H H L P HISTORY STUFF YOU’LL NEED: GLOBAL H L I Y S G S T A R • Glue stick O R B R U A S N B E • Cereal box FUTURE • Paper HEROES D L R O W O D F O B • Crayons or markers VIRUS X E C T W E R U L M • scissors WORLD ELBOW I Y F S M D A T G E Remembering the COUGH S U R I V I C U F M CARDS U T C H L V U R R E School Year VIDEO E M E M O R I E S R What will you remember most from WASH this school year? Share your thoughts Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical LIFE words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. with other Kid Scoop readers. “Aninvestment in knowledge pays the best interest” ~ Benjamin Franklin

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