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Mead event is for teens, adults

Sheboygan’s downtown public library says an event Oct. 28 is for teens and adults only. A previous Sheboygan Press note earlier this week suggested the event was open to everyone.

Mead Public Library’s “mingle mystery” program will be open only to adults and teenagers in middle school and older, but isn’t open to kids younger than that.

The free event will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 28 on the library’s first floor. It will feature a cast of suspects in a mystery that participants will be asked to help solve. Attendees can come wearing late 19th-century garb and mingle with the suspects, ask questions and confer with others to solve the mystery.

The event is a wind-down of the library’s “Big Read” program, a push to get more people to read.

State park Halloween date fixed

A “Campers Halloween” event at Kohler-Andrae State Park will be Oct. 29.

A story in Thursday’s Sheboygan Press announcing the holiday event gave the wrong date.

Children can trick-or-treat for goodies that night from 5-8 p.m. Attending it is free with park admission, at 1020 Beach Park Lane, in Sheboygan. Park admission fees are required.

For details call (920) 451-4080.

Housing group plans 50th milestone celebration

A local community housing organization is celebrating its 50th birthday this week at a downtown Sheboygan eatery.

Partners for Community Development launched as a nonprofit with an emphasis on providing housing services in 1966. The group now assists low-income families with their housing needs.

Its anniversary party will be at 6 p.m. Oct. 28 at the Black Pig restaurant, 821 N. Eighth St.

Among doing other things, the organization says it helps with home rehabilitation, and helps run a state home weatherization program for low-income tenants and homeowners in Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Ozaukee and northern Milwaukee counties.

Plymouth event tickets selling

The Plymouth Education Foundation says it will stop selling tickets Nov. 1 for its “Party with a Purpose” benefit event.

To buy a ticket visit plymouthedfoundation.ejoinme.org/tickets.

The pep rally-style program aimed at helping support local public schools in Plymouth is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at the Wade House Visitor Center, W7965 State Highway 23, in Greenbush.

Besides socializing opportunities and games, the event will include a tailgate dinner. Guests should come dressed in Plymouth High School colors.

Organizers are inviting everyone who’s had, has or plans to have kids in the Plymouth school district.

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