By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOBART – Pending approval by the state Public Service Commission, the village board agreed Wednesday, Jan. 2, to award a bid of $485,840 to Advance Construction of Green Bay for Hobart’s in-line booster station upgrades for the water utility. Village Administrator Aaron Kramer, who noted PSC approval is required because …
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By Press Times Staff ASHWAUBENON – The incumbents holding the three elected positions up for new terms this spring in the village will be running unopposed, said Patrick Moynihan Jr., Ashwaubenon clerk-treasurer. In addition to Moynihan seeking a new three-year term, the other two incumbents registered to run without opposition include Village President Mary Kardoskee …
RHINELANDER – The CAVOC trails in Rhinelander hosted a two-day, pursuit-style Nordic competition in warm conditions Jan. 5-6, attracting 360 junior skiers from Wisconsin and Michigan. While Ashwaubenon showed well, the breakout performance was by Mason Vinoski, Ashwaubenon sophomore, who finished 14th JV skier after the first skate leg and took the podium as 5th …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – At its only meeting in December, the Howard village board approved three rezoning requests recommended by the village’s Plan Commission. Board members approved a request from Phyllis and Anthony Reedy to rezone a parcel at 4701 Glendale Ave. from R-5 Rural Estate Residential to R-1 Residential Single Family. …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE — After the happy cacophony of the holidays recedes into the background and our thoughts catch up to us, we may come to the realization that something back home didn’t feel quite right. Maybe we noticed our parents seemed a little off. Or if they didn’t seem off, then …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor HOWARD/SUAMICO – There was lots of news for the Howard-Suamico area in 2018, but education and recreation dominated the headlines. The Press Times dived into the Howard-Suamico School District’s April referendum with a series of four in-depth stories that examined the different areas of need and how they would be addressed. …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor ASHWAUBENON – Brigett Blise knows a thing or two about sandwiches, so much that she has expanded her business into Green Bay. For 13 years, Blise has owned Erbert & Gerbert’s connected to the BP/Waube Mart in Ashwaubenon. She has now opened a new location at 2370 W. Mason St., connected …
By Ben Rodgers Editor HOWARD – A longtime Howard establishment will close its doors at the end of the month, only to have a new business take over by March. Legends Brewhouse & Eatery at 2840 Shawano Ave. will close its doors on Jan. 26, said owner Jay Gosser. Gosser declined to comment further, but …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Of the $1,013,000 in planned expenditures for the village’s pavement resurfacing in 2019, $427,000 is being earmarked for resurfacing Riverview Drive from Cardinal Lane to Velp Avenue. At its only meeting last month on Dec. 10, the Howard village board approved the 2019 pavement resurfacing program, which is …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor DE PERE – The Press Times expanded into De Pere in August of 2018, so there was not a full year of coverage, but there were lots of stories that were newsworthy in the four months that were covered. The biggest story of De Pere in 2018 was the successful passage …
