By Josh Staloch Staff Writer SUAMICO – Dr. Mary Pfeiffer, a Bay Port graduate and current superintendent of the Neenah Joint School District, represented the state of Wisconsin at the National Conference on Education in Memphis last month as the Wisconsin State Superintendent of the Year. Pfeiffer was awarded the acknowledgement last fall by the …
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By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – The April 5 race for District 10 on the Green Bay City Council will feature five-term incumbent Mark Steuer against challenger Eric Kuzma. District 10 covers portions of the city’s west side. The Press Times emailed each candidate the same question and gave them 200 words to respond. …
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SUAMICO VILLAGE BOARD Tennis/pickleball project approved at Idlewild Park A tennis/pickleball court reconstruction project at Idlewild Park was approved by the Village Board Monday, March 7. The reconstruction of the park’s two tennis courts will involve having one tennis court and adding four pickleball courts. The board voted 5-1 to award the project to low …
By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – Incumbent Tom DeWane will face Rachel Maes April 5 for the right to represent District 2 on the Brown County Board of Supervisors. District 2 includes parts of Green Bay’s far east side, including parts of the Interstate-43 Industrial Park. The Press Times emailed each candidate the same …
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By Brooke Hafs Correspondent GREEN BAY – Salon Fifty Four has a brand new look. The recently-remodeled Broadway District space aims to give customers a more modern and up-to-date feel. Rossemary Sandoval, the current owner who took over the 10-year-old business in March 2018, said she decided recently it was time for an upgrade. “We …
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By Rick Cohler Correspondent DE PERE – When leaders at the Green Bay Botanical Garden began planning a grand garden with a performance amphitheater, organizers turned to St. Norbert College (SNC) to determine its economic impact on Greater Green Bay. Garden Executive Director Susan Garot said the grand garden increased its economic impact from $2 …
By Patrick J. Wood Publisher Dear Reader, Unsurprisingly, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in more countries than any other national festival. Festivities generally involve parades and parties. Everyone celebrating dons green attire, whether it be a hat, belt, shirt, socks, or something more creative. The day itself is a religious and cultural event held on March 17th to commemorate the death in 461 …
By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – Long-time incumbent Barbara Dorff will face off against newcomer Jennifer Grant for the District 1 seat on Green Bay City Council in the April 5 general election. District 1 encompasses parts of Green Bay’s far east side along the bay. The Press Times gave each candidate 200 words …
By Donna Schuld Correspondent GREEN BAY – Over the next few months, Jo Brinkley-Chaudoir, proprietor of N.E.W. Beads & Jewelry in east Green Bay, will be packing up millions of beads to make the trek to the shop’s new location at 2069 Central Court in the London Alley shopping center. As she busily prepares for …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOBART – The Village Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday, March 15, when it considers approving a sewer rate increase. Based on Hobart’s sewer rate formula, the proposed sewer rate of $8.21 per 1,000 gallons would be a 44-cent increase (5.7%) above the current rate. The average quarterly usage …
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