News Release: 9/27/2023 ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

Absolutely gorgeous office space for rent in downtown Sheboygan across from the courthouse.  See many pics in our profile for Positive Impact Properties LLC.  We are a mom and son real estate team focusing on commercial and Airbnb rentals. This office space is an beauty with natural woodwork, fully refurbished old world charm, and the location would be perfect for the legal professional.  An office, entryway welcome office, conference room and shared bath and kitchen are included.  Call or text Marty

Albrecht Free Clinic to Transition Care and Operations to Lakeshore Community Health Care

SHEBOYGAN - Albrecht Free Clinic announced it will transition all patient care and operations to Lakeshore Community Health Care in January 2024. This change will allow the clinic to provide more consistent, streamlined care to patients. All services will continue to be provided at the same location at 908 W Washington St. in West Bend. Lakeshore Community Health Care also has clinics in Sheboygan and Manitowoc.  In September 2022, dental services were transitioned from Albrecht Free Clinic to Lakeshore

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Prevea expands ear, nose and throat care services to Sheboygan

For Immediate Release – September 21, 2023Media Contact:Angela DejaPublic Relations Director(920) 272-3360angela.deja@prevea.com Prevea expands ear, nose and throat care services to SheboyganNow available at the Prevea Sheboygan Medical Office Building Sheboygan  – Prevea Health is pleased to announce Dr. James Clemens, a board-certified otolaryngologist specializing in ear, nose and throat (ENT) care, is expanding his practice to Sheboygan. Dr. Clemens is now seeing patients at the Prevea Sheboygan Medical

Lakeshore Technical College Chooses Hyer as New Ambassador

CLEVELAND, WI – Lakeshore Technical College has chosen Sandra Hyer, a nursing student, as its Wisconsin Technical College System Ambassador for the 2023-2024 academic year. Hyer will promote Lakeshore on campus, in the community,  and at system events focusing on student recruitment. In addition, she will receive a $1,250 scholarship.  In this role, Hyer plans to inspire other non-traditional students to pursue a college degree.  “My story will encourage others to reach out sooner than later like I did,”