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Click Here to Download full Newsletter Tamburitzans The Tamburitzans are a group of unique young people who came here each summer from Duquesne University, located In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their leader Matt Guzay had summered across the lake at the Andy Doran place many times and decided it would be a great place to bring his…

Click here to download the full newsletter Trinity Lutheran Church For 90 years, Trinity Lutheran Church in Lake Nebagamon has been proclaiming God’s love in Jesus Christ in our community. In 1931 the church was founded and met originally in the Presbyterian church. A building of their own soon followed on highway B extremely near…

Click here to download the full newsletter NEBAGAMON HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: St. Anthony Catholic Church in Lake Nebagamon, Wi. In September of 2020 Maria Lockwood did an article to announce the building project, to break ground on a new church, attached to the new parish hall. The building they will be replacing dates back to 1900,…

Click here to download the full newsletter NEBAGMON HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: A library in Lake Nebagamon was a longtime dream of the late Kay Coletta. And as with most of Kay’s dreams, she worked hard to achieve it. A group of Nebagamonites met many evenings to plan for the library and to get funding. Through grants…

Click here to download the full newsletter February FUN FACTS: The February Birthstone is ~~Amethyst The official birthstone for the month of February is the stunning purple amethyst and hence the February birthstone color is purple. February is one of the few months that only have one birthstone, so there is no alternative February gemstone.…

NEWS FROM OUR VILLAGE PRESIDENT: 2020 was an interesting year in many respects. As we navigated through the year as a village, I have been so pleased and impressed with the staff and village board. The commitment demonstrated by Amy Huber, Daisha Nolen, Nick Hofstader, and your board members ensured that we were able to…

Click here to download the full newsletter MARCH FUN FACTS: Welcome to the third month of the year—or, if you were born before 150 B.C., the first! According to the oldest Roman calendars, one year was ten months long, beginning in March and ending in December. It may sound crazy, but you can still see…

Click here to download the full newsletter FEBRUARY FUN FACTS: February is mostly recognized for Valentine’s Day, flowers, and depending on where you are, being incredibly cold!  Oddly enough, even though it’s just another month, there’s a lot of history behind this month of romance and love!  February fluctuates between having 28 and 29 days…

Click here to download the full newsletter Full newsletter includes minutes from the Village Board Meeting JANUARY FUN FACTS: The name given to the month of ‘January’ is derived from the ancient Roman name ‘Janus’ who presided over the gate to the new year. He was revered as the ‘God of Gateways’, ‘Doorways’ and of…