By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Sanitary sewer rates will be changing next year in the village. The Howard village board voted unanimously Monday, Nov. 25, in favor of new rates with trustees Scott Beyer and Adam Lemorande absent. Chris Haltom, director of administrative services, said the rates are changing to reflect what the …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – Fifteen people applied to be the village’s full-time fire chief prior to the Nov. 27 application deadline, Village Administrator Alex Kaker reported to the Suamico village board Monday, Dec. 2. Kaker said most of those applications came from out of state, with a couple of applications in Wisconsin …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Police Department will begin taking extra measures to enforce the 25 mph speed limit along Skyline Boulevard from Finger Road to Hillside Lane. This after the city council voted unanimously at its meeting Tuesday, Dec. 3, to request an increased police presence to help alleviate …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – Renovations of the former Majestic theater building, 123 South Broadway, are underway. The De Pere Common Council voted unanimously Tuesday, Dec. 3, to award the project a $10,000 facade grant, and to allow a previous facade grant award for the building, which had not yet been funded, to …
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By Press Times Staff HOBART – The number of people in the audience for a village board meeting was larger than normal Tuesday, Dec. 3, when a swearing-in ceremony took place for a new Hobart-Lawrence police officer. Current Hobart-Lawrence police officers and several family members were on hand when Ian Schiefelbein, who is originally from …
By Heather Graves Correspondent LEDGEVIEW – The Ledgeview Decorating Contest, is back for its fifth year. Sponsored by the town’s Beautification Committee, the contest encourages residents to get their festive juices flowing as they go above and beyond with their holiday decorations this year. “Each year the contest gains momentum and we hope it keeps …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – The De Pere school board received a glimpse of some of the ways teaching has changed over the years, Monday, Dec. 2, when administrators talked about staff efforts to teach collaboratively. Shelly Thomas, director of curriculum, along with principals Nick Joseph (De Pere High School), Adam Kraemer (De …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – During the Allouez village board meeting Tuesday, Dec. 3, Allouez Parks, Recreation and Forestry Director Christopher Clark gave a report regarding the current condition of the Allouez Community Center. “We had talked about this facility during our budget meetings and some of the issues we were starting to see …
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By Patrick Wood Publisher Dear Reader, Recently I saw a show on Netflix called “Lucifer.” These episodes feature a charismatic, fallen angel interfering in people’s lives. While watching this, I thought of the notion of, as the show states, how many people do a so-called deal with the devil. So what would you do if …
By Ben Rodgers Editor The news of the Tuesday, Dec. 3, officer-student shooting that left a student and school resource officer injured at Oshkosh West High School was devastating. This is the second incident this week to happen in Wisconsin, where shots were fired inside a high school, the first being at Waukesha South High …
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