By Press Times Staff DE PERE – Amy Chandik Kundinger will represent District 1 on the De Pere Common Council. She beat Randy Soquet, 887 to 585, in the Tuesday, April 2, contest for the seat held for eight years by local attorney Larry Lueck. Lueck did not seek another term. Chandik Kundinger serves as …
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By Press Times Staff GREEN Bay – Two incumbents and one challenger have been elected to new three-year terms among the field of five candidates who ran Tuesday, April 2, for the Green Bay Area Public School District Board of Education. Of the three top vote-getters who earned board seats, challenger Eric Vanden Heuvel tallied …
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By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Village voters decided three contested trustee races Tuesday, April 2, and elected one new board member. In Wards 1-2, in which Ron Bradael elected not to seek a new two-year term and no one’s name appeared on the ballot, a write-in campaign took place with 110 votes going to …
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By Press Times Staff PULASKI – Brian Chlopek has been elected to a three-year term representing Zone 1 for the Pulaski school board. Chlopek defeated challenger Sarah Brunette with 1,057 unofficial votes, or 56.46 percent to 813 votes, or 43.43 percent. Chlopek replaces Trina Townsend, who did not seek a new three-year term. He is …
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By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – Incumbent Troy Streckenbach has retained the office of Brown County executive after defeating Mark Berndt in the April 2 general election. Unofficial results show Streckenbach garnered 34,941 votes, or 74.82 percent and Berndt earned 11,637 votes, or 24.92 percent. Streckenbach is a lifelong resident of Brown County and …
By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – Green Bay has a new mayor for the first time since 2003. Eric Genrich topped Patrick Buckley on April 2 for the seat formerly held by Jim Schmitt, who did not seek a new four-year term. Unofficial results show Genrich received 11,421 votes, or 57.61 percent, while Buckley …
By Melinda Anne Roberts Correspondent GREEN BAY – After being held over from the March 5 meeting, the Green Bay Common Council unanimously approved a conditional use permit for the Transformation House Monday, April 1. The non-profit can now move forward at its new location at 433 N. Clay St., previously the Santa Maria Nursing …
By Ben Rodgers Editor DE PERE – The De Pere school board learned about a plan to spend nearly $240,000 in grant money on security cameras at a Monday, April 1, finance committee meeting. The proposal calls for the district to use a grant of up to $247,948 from the Wisconsin Department of Justice to …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor GREEN BAY – A federal judge ruled the Oneida Reservation has been diminished after claims made by the Village of Hobart in a lawsuit dating back to September 2016. Chief U.S. District Judge William Griesbach ruled March 28 in the case where the Oneida Nation sued the village of Hobart over …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – A Planned Development District (PDD) to construct three 20-unit apartment buildings at the corner of Riverview Drive and Maywood Avenue received final approval Monday, March 25, from the Howard village board. Board members backed a recommendation made a week earlier from the Plan Commission to approve the request …
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