By Press Times Staff After the April 2 election, Green Bay will have a new mayor for the first time since 2003. Eric Genrich and Patrick Buckley topped the field of eight candidates in the Feb. 19 primary and will square off for Green Bay’s top office to replace Mayor Jim Schmitt, who did not …
By Ben Rodgers Editor HOBART – The Hobart village board learned at its Tuesday, March 19 meeting the village turned a profit in 2018 – 53 cents. “Obviously that’s out of a $3.6 million budget,” said Village Administrator Aaron Kramer. “It doesn’t sound like a lot, but you want your budgets to break even – …
By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – Kevin Shaw, president of Notre Dame Academy, has resigned effective immediately, according to an email that was sent out to local supporters of Catholic education, Monday, March 25. Evan Lin, chair of the Notre Dame Academy Board of Education said in the email that Shaw resigned for “personal …
By Press Times Staff Voters in west Howard will have the chance to vote for village trustee in a contested race April 2. Craig McAllister, who represents Wards 15-17 and was first elected two years ago, will be seeking another two-year term while being challenged by Brian Miller. McAllister is a lifelong resident of Howard, …
By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Though no name will appear on the ballot April 2 for Howard village trustee in Wards 1-2, two write-in candidates have registered to run for a two-year term in the spring general election, said Chris Haltom, director of administrative services. The incumbent trustee, Ron Bredael, filed a declaration of …
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By Press Times Staff AHSWAUBENON – The village’s Community Development Authority approved a contract Tuesday, March 5, with HVS to conduct a room tax study. Robert W. Baird & Co. recommended to the village that it conduct a new study to evaluate future growth in room tax to use for bonding of the new expo …
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By Patrick J. Wood Publisher Dear Reader, Poetry may not be as popular as it once was in comparison to other literary genres. Stories of murder, mayhem and mystery fly off the shelves, while poetry is often times overlooked. Yet it has much to offer. I came to appreciate poetry later in life when I was introduced …
By Press Times Staff The two candidates now running for a one-year term in Wards 9-10 faced each other a year ago while seeking a full two-year term, but both ended up being outpolled by the eventual winner. Scott Beyer, who was eliminated last February in a three-way primary, took his seat on the board …
By Ben Rodgers Editor HOWARD – The area’s newest place to dine and drink is ready to satisfy customers – whatever their taste might be. Narrow Bridge Brewhouse, located on Shawano Avenue in Howard at the site of the old Legends, is nearing in on one month of business after a total remodel of the …
By Melinda Anne Roberts Correspondent GREEN BAY – The common council learned about human trafficking issues in Green Bay at its Tuesday, March 19, meeting, as requested by Common Council President and District 10 Alderman Mark Steuer. “Human trafficking is a big issue across the country,” said Chief of Police Andrew Smith. “It’s present in …
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