Plymouth’s Scholar’s Ridge Marks Groundbreaking for 102-Home Plan
Scholar’s Ridge marked its October 16 groundbreaking in Plymouth for a planned 102-home development. Prices and home-sale timing remain unannounced.
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Sheboygan Area School District Liaison Recognized for Student and Family Support
SASD liaison Amee Dulmes was named a Bay-Lakes Council Frontline Hero for helping students and families facing housing instability access education-related support.
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Plymouth School District Forecast Projects 248 Fewer Students by 2040
Plymouth’s October 2026 school forecast projects 248 fewer students by 2040 if anticipated housing is built; without new housing, the decline could exceed 540.
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Scholar’s Ridge Groundbreaking Scheduled for Friday, October 16, in Plymouth
WHEDA says Scholar’s Ridge will hold a groundbreaking from 11 a.m. to noon Friday, Oct. 16, in Plymouth for a planned 102-home subdivision backed by a $3.4 million loan.
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Sheboygan County Survey Respondents Name Housing, Care Priorities
A 2026 survey of 1,541 people who live and/or work in Sheboygan County found housing and care among respondents’ top needs, but it was not a representative poll.
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Sheboygan Housing Authority Sets Oct. 23 Hearing on Capital Plans and Policy Changes
Sheboygan’s Housing Authority will hold an Oct. 23 hearing on proposed capital plans and policy updates. Residents can review materials and submit comments.
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Sheboygan Opens Public Comment on Proposed $928,390 CDBG Plan
Sheboygan residents can review and comment on proposed 2026 CDBG funding changes through October 16, with committee review and a Common Council hearing scheduled in October.
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Sheboygan Students Begin Building the District’s 29th Student-Designed House
North and South High School students have begun the Sheboygan district’s 29th student-built home at Stonebrook Crossing in Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan Opens 2027 CDBG Planning With Public Input
Sheboygan residents and eligible local organizations can share housing and community-development ideas as the city plans its proposed 2027 CDBG program.
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Sheboygan Sets Five September Zoning Code Comment Opportunities
Sheboygan residents can weigh in on potential zoning-code updates at five September sessions covering housing, driveways and home-based uses.
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Rebuilding Together Receives Grant for Sheboygan County Home-Safety Sessions
A $2,500 AARP grant will support home-safety education, maintenance guidance and repair resources at September sessions in Sheboygan and Adell.
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Sheboygan Property Owners Can Prepare for August 24–28 Open Book Meetings
City of Sheboygan property owners can review 2026 assessment information with assessment staff during Open Book meetings held August 24–28, with email and phone contact preferred.
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Sheboygan Property Owners Can Review 2026 Assessments During Aug. 24–28 Open Book
City of Sheboygan property owners can review 2026 assessments during Aug. 24–28 Open Book, with email or phone contact preferred and limited appointments available.
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Sheboygan Property Owners Will Receive 2026 Assessment Notices Aug. 10
The City of Sheboygan will mail 2026 real estate assessment notices Monday, August 10. Open Book runs Aug. 24-28, followed by the Oct. 13 Board of Review.
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Rebuilding Together’s Neighbors in Need Golf Outing Is Saturday, August 1 in Town of Sheboygan
Rebuilding Together Sheboygan County’s 2nd Annual “Neighbors in Need Golf Outing” runs Sat., Aug. 1 (10 a.m.–6 p.m.) at Town & Country Golf Course; register online.
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Sheboygan sets July 9 open house on draft comprehensive plan at Paradigm
Sheboygan residents can review the draft comprehensive plan and share input at a July 9 open house at Paradigm, 1202 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan.
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City of Sheboygan sets July 9 open house on updated Comprehensive Plan
Residents can review the City of Sheboygan’s updated Comprehensive Plan at a July 9 open house at Paradigm. The draft covers housing, growth, and transportation.
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LIVASU to Host Internationally Renowned Dementia Care Leader Eloy van Hal
Community invited to learn about the nation’s first dementia village model. SHEBOYGAN, WI — May 26, 2026 — Dementia Innovations – LIVASU, the nation’s first dementia village, where those with dementia and their families can live as usual within a…
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Sheboygan Approves 1,514-Unit Housing Development: What It Means for Growth, Neighborhoods, and Future Planning
The Sheboygan Common Council has approved a 1,514-unit residential development on the city’s south side. Here’s what the phased project through 2042 means for families, schools, neighborhoods, and local businesses.
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How Much Does a Family of Four Really Need to Earn in Sheboygan?
A typical family of four here needs to gross around $100,000–$105,000 a year just to cover conservative basics — with no savings, no vacations, and no debt payments.
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