By John McCracken Correspondent GREEN BAY – Local restaurants have relied on customers ordering food with a single click from the comfort of their couches throughout the pandemic, but not without a few technical glitches. Green Bay breakfast institution The Pancake Place has seen an estimated 90 percent increase in online orders through third-party delivery …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Green Bay City Clerk Kris Teske was appointed Tuesday, Dec. 15, by the village board to be Ashwaubenon’s next clerk. Teske, who has been Green Bay’s clerk since 2012, was one of two finalists for Ashwaubenon’s position along with Wrightstown Village Clerk Michelle Seidl. Her resignation as Green …
By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – The Howard-Suamico school board learned Monday, Dec. 14, plans are moving forward to bring students back as part of the district’s Return to Learn plan. “Today, ironically, was the first day the Pfizer vaccine was shipped out and presumably arrived in the states,” said Superintendent Damian LaCroix. “One thing …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent DE PERE – De Pere native Ava Van Straten is making history as she becomes the first female Eagle Scout in the Voyageur District of the Bay-Lakes Council. The 17-year-old Notre Dame Academy senior joins a handful of girls being awarded the highest rank in Scouts BSA, just a year after …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – To facilitate the change in ownership of the Green Bay Booyah, the village board Tuesday, Dec. 15, approved transferring the lease of Capital Credit Union Park from Big Top Ashwaubenon LLC/Green Bay Baseball LLC to Boomerang Stadium Holdings LLC/Boomerang Baseball LLC. Village Attorney Tony Wachewicz said the series …
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By Patrick Wood Publisher Dear Reader, Every year children ask their parents about the truth of Santa Claus. This gives new life to a timeless story of a white-maned gift-maker who lives at the North Pole with his joyous spouse, industrious elves, a team of magical reindeer who cover vast distances pulling a sleigh through the skies. …
By Andy Mueller Correspondent Known as the most tender of all steaks, the tenderloin graces menus at the finest restaurants in the world all year long. This time of year, it also shows up on the tables of families gathered to celebrate the holidays. Because of its lofty price, it’s sometimes feared by home cooks …
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By Rich Palzewic Staff Writer HOBART – The Hobart village board unanimously passed an ordinance regarding village participation in stormwater improvements on private property within the village at its Tuesday, Dec. 15, meeting. A public hearing was held at the meeting where one community member spoke. Village President Rich Heidel said there are several stormwater …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – The school board met for more than 3 1/2 hours Dec. 9 when it heard from students and parents before approving the criteria for a return to in-person learning Jan. 11. Testimony came from those allowed to speak before the board for 2 minutes, either remotely or in …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent BROWN COUNTY – The Greater Green Bay community is stepping up the generosity this holiday season to help those struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic. “There is always a need, but this year due to all the issues with COVID, there is a deeper need it seems,” said Jedd Bradley, a community …
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