By Lee Reinsch Correspondent ASHWAUBENON – Set foot in a gathering of hosta adorers such as the American Hosta Society, and you’re just asking for trouble. Your entire being, from your green thumb right down to your embarrassing chartreuse Crocs, will be overcome by the green-eyed monster. Talk to just one hostafficionado, and you’ll begin …
ASHWAUBENON – On Wednesday, June 19, Ashwaubenon investigators were assisted by Green Bay police in looking for a shooting suspect and his accomplices at a residence in the 1000 block of Newtols Street in the City of Green Bay. Authorities spotted a blue Nissan Murano vehicle believed to be occupied by one of the suspects. …
MADISON – The State of Wisconsin mailed postcards last week to approximately 114,000 registered voters who have not voted in the past four years. “The postcards are titled ‘Official Voter Registration Notice,’” said Meagan Wolfe, Wisconsin’s chief election official. “State law requires inactive voters to be removed from the statewide voter list if they do …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor DE PERE – With months to go before being finalized, the De Pere school district is projecting an 82-cent decrease in the mill rate as part of its preliminary budget. Dawn Foeller, district business manager, informed the school board on the preliminary budget at its Monday, June 17, meeting. Foeller attributed …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – Calling all those 50 years and older who want to eat, socialize with friends, and enjoy live music. Allouez, Howard, and Suamico recreation departments will hold the second annual Senior Summer Picnic from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, June 26, at Green Isle Park in Allouez. Attendees can spend a relaxing …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – After deliberating in closed session for nearly 30 minutes, city alders voted 9-3 to uphold the non-renewal of El Presidente Mexican Kitchen’s liquor license at its meeting Tuesday, June 18. The license renewal was originally denied at the council’s May 7 meeting after the establishment, located at 219 …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board approved a resolution Monday, June 10, to authorize the sale of bonds to finance the third building for the Howard Commons apartment complex. Board members were informed about the financial details from Justin Fischer, senior vice president from Baird. He said the results of the …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Following a public forum the school district held about possibly holding a referendum next year, the Ashwaubenon school board discussed options Wednesday, June 12, on how to proceed with the feedback. Business Manager Keith Lucius said the comments could help the board decide what to include in a …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – The village’s Site Plan Review Committee will be asked July 2 to consider a proposal for a Dave and Buster’s restaurant and arcade to locate in the former Younkers Furniture Gallery, said Community Development Director Aaron Schuette. In addition, Schuette said he has received plans related to three …
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HOBART – Following closed session, the Hobart Village Board unanimously gave its preliminary approval Tuesday, June 18, to a development agreement with HCD Investments, which will bring the first restaurant to Centennial Centre in Hobart in 2020. Tentatively called D2 Centennial Circle, the restaurant will be located at the intersection of North Overland Road and …
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