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Adam Sonntag talks about summer projects in the city, the Common Council going paperless, removal of an old barn from the Dog Park, and a favorable write up for the city in Business View Magazine.

Nicky Koon is a supervisor for SSM Health Treffert Studios. She talks about a Sensory-Inclusive Touch a Truck event that will be held at the Fond du Lac County Airport on Tuesday, May 19th. Over 30 businesses and agencies will be participating. Hours are 4:30 to 6 pm.

Michelle Reinen talks about payment by barcode scams, reporting Do Not Call Registry violations and ensuring product safety when buying at a garage sale. Michelle is the Administrator for the state’s Division of Trade and Consumer Protection.

Children’s Librarian Linda DeCramer talked about Kids to Park Day, closures for the library renovation project, and their Summer Reading Program.

Kassidy Walters of the Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area talks about the annual golf outing that raises funds for their three sites in Berlin, Green Lake, and Ripon.

At 19-years-old the Ripon College student is one of the youngest school board members in the state of Wisconsin. He talks about why he ran for the board and balancing a busy schedule. Preston was elected to a seat on the Ripon School Board last month and was recently sworn into office.

CEO and President Sadie Howell talks about a job fair in Waupun, the last Project G.R.I.L.L in Fond du Lac, and the Leadership Fond du Lac completion ceremony.

Rohn talks about serving a third term, a Congressional staff tour of Waupun, a job fair in Waupun, and National Corrections Officer Week.

Chief Deputy Matt Vande Kolk talked an investigation into a fatal UTV accident, a new county ordinance, local road construction, correction and law enforcement officers’ weeks.

Fond du Lac County Emergency Management Director John Ross explains the “Stop the Bleed” training county and Fond du Lac city employees recently received. The program encourages bystanders to become trained to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives.

Stop the Bleed.