• Strong Bones Program

    Our Strong Bones Program is in full swing but it’s not to late for you to join!! You can join at anytime! Re-enrollment forms are now located on the Strong Bones web page.

  • AmazonSmile

    AmazonSmile

    The Shawano County 4-H Program is now participating in the AmazonSmile. when you purchase eligible items through the AmazonSmile portal the 4-H program will receive .5% for each purchase. To sign up for this easy fundraiser go to our new informational page.

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Snapshot Day – Saturday-August 17, 2019

A statewide search for aquatic invasive species from 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Glas Coffee House, 511 N. Main St, Shawano WI  54166.  Free tote bag, boot brush, and more!  All ages welcome – no prior experience required.  See attached flyer for further details:  Flyer

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2019 Roadside Invasive Vegetation Workshop

August 13, 2019 – Attendees will learn how to Identify common roadside invasive plants, properly apply management methods to optimize control and minimize cost, map invasive plants within your municipality, synergize efforts with pollinator habitat.  See attached flyer:  Flyer

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Shawano County Recyling

If you have questions about recycling in Shawano County check out our new page of information. https://shawano.extension.wisc.edu/community-development/shawano-county-curbside-recycling/

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Friends of 4-H – How to help the 4-H Program

Right now we have two ways to help the 4-H Program: You can sign up for the AmazonSmile program by clicking on the logo below:           The second way you can help out the 4-H Program is making a cash/check donation: Your donation check can be made out directly to “Shawano County 4-H […]

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Want to See Your Free Credit Report? UW-Extension Campaign Makes it Easy

‘Check Your Free Credit Report Campaign: 2/2, 6/6, 10/10’ Registers Hundreds The Federal Trade Commission reports that only one out of every three Wisconsin adults checks their free credit report each year—making Wisconsin the sixth lowest of all the states for people checking their credit reports. The University of Wisconsin-Extension’s “Check Your Free Credit Report: […]

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