By Patrick J. Wood Publisher Dear Reader, When we were young, even the tiniest of moments were so precious – the innocence, the ideals, the first loves of everything were a treasure in our rose-colored view. We were just peeking into a world that had big possibilities and infinite pathways. The biggest moments, like that …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – The village board wants the Brown County treasurer’s office to continue collecting first installment property tax payments. Board members decided March 15 to table action on approving a tax collection agreement, in which the county would prepare the tax bills and mail them out, but no longer collect …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Plans to construct a second Bohemian Park apartment building received final approval Tuesday, March 23, by the village board. The board approved an amendment to the project’s planned unit development (PUD) height limit and the site plan for a five-story building at the southwest corner of Morris Avenue …
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By Donna Schuld Correspondent GREEN BAY – St. Patrick’s Church and Oratory at 211 North Maple Street in Green Bay has gone through a significant transformation in recent years. In 2017, work began on the installation of new altars, painting of the walls and ceiling, the installation of new lights and a new sound system. …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Bids to add air conditioning in three Ashwaubenon schools were approved March 17 by the school board. Adding air conditioning throughout Ashwaubenon High School, Valley View Elementary School and Pioneer Elementary School is part of a $10.05 million capital referendum district voters approved last April. Of the referendum …
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By Charlie Frisk Correspondent In Wisconsin there is good news with the dramatic recovery of four species of large, beautiful birds. These are species that were either totally extirpated (meaning that they were down to zero in Wisconsin, but still survived in other areas), or had been reduced to extremely low numbers. By the 1930s …
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By Press Times Staff DE PERE – The race for District 2 on the De Pere city council April 6 will feature incumbent Jonathon Hansen against challenger Susan Netzel. Hansen drew the most votes in the February primary (394 votes, 55.18 percent), outpolling Netzel (225 votes, 31.51 percent) and Dan Gaumer (95 votes, 13.31 percent). …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – The village board approved a five-year plan Tuesday, March 23, to finance a body camera program for the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Department. The village will be using the Axon Officer Safety Plan (OSP) 7+ body camera package, which includes cameras along with Tasers and the capability for managing, …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOBART – A resolution to reallocate unexpended bond proceeds of $46,382 in Tax Incremental District (TID) No. 1 to the North Overland Road reconstruction project was approved March 16 by the village board. Village Administrator Aaron Kramer said the village borrowed money in 2018 to finance a new water tower …
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By Press Times Staff SUAMICO – All four candidates running in the April 6 election for Howard-Suamico school board have some experience in the district or with education. Incumbent Jeff Eilers has served a decade on the board, and incumbent Vanessa Moran just capped her first three-year term. Moran also taught at Meadowbrook Elementary School …
