By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – After two terms on the Green Bay city council, John Vander Leest will face Tarl Knight April 7 for the right to represent District 11. Vander Leest has held his seat since 2016. He lost by only 11 votes in 2014 to Brian Danzinger. District 11 consists of …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – With district schools having closed for students through at least April 24 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ashwaubenon’s information technology staff members have arranged for starting online instruction March 30 after spring break. Jamie Averbeck, instructional technology coordinator, informed the Ashwaubenon school board Wednesday, March 18, on the …
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By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – Gov. Tony Evers took to Twitter Monday, March 23, to give Wisconsinites a heads up that a stay-at-home order will be coming. “Over the past few days, I’ve talked with public health experts and with business leaders and local elected officials around the state. Overwhelmingly the response I …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – The school board approved the hiring of a district investigator to help with what administration is calling a significant increase of employee misconduct, discrimination, harassment and bullying complaints. Teri Willems, executive director of Human Resources, said her department has investigated 85 cases of employee misconduct and has been …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – The quarterly debt service charges for sewer service in the village are decreasing by 32 percent, while the sewer use charge is increasing by 2 percent under a resolution approved earlier this month by the Suamico village board. For residential metered sewer usage, that will result in the …
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By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – District 18 on the Brown County Board of Supervisors will have a new representative this April. Patrick Hopkins and Ted Keneklis are running for the seat currently held by Aaron Linssen. District 18 is primarily made up of west De Pere with part of it in on the …
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By Patrick Wood Publisher Dear Reader, We are now in the eye of the hurricane and there are many quiet heroes emerging. Immediately coming to mind are all of the healthcare workers, doctors, nurses and their administration staffs, EMTs and ambulance staff who are in the front lines conducting testing and alleviating the miseries of …
By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Because of concern about the COVID-19 pandemic, voters in the village are being urged to cast an absentee ballot for the April 7 spring general election and presidential preference primary. Chris Haltom, director of administrative services, said the polls will be open in Howard on Election Day, but he …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – Except for voting absentee or registering to vote, the village hall was closed to the public Wednesday, March 18, as precautions are being taken in Suamico to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Though the spring general election is still on for April 7, Village Administrator Alex Kaker said …
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By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – After one term, Brown County Supervisor Alex Tran is bowing out and two newcomers look to replace her to represent District 21. The race April 7 will be between Randy Schultz and Susan Loberger. District 21 covers parts of Ashwaubenon, including Titletown, areas near Lambeau Field and the …
