By Heather Graves Editor GREEN BAY – For the past seven-and-a-half decades, Cathedral Book & Gift has been dedicated to serving the Green Bay community through its offerings of Catholic books and gifts. “Cathedral Book & Gift is a destination, a place of peace and hope,” Store manager Ann Kieltyka said. “The staff embraces our …
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By Greg Bates Correspondent Like many parents around the state, Chris Roth has felt the impact of Children’s Wisconsin. When one of his daughter’s, Ellie, now 21, was diagnosed with a tumor in her femur at age 6, it was feared she had leukemia. The Roths made the trip south to Children’s Wisconsin in Wauwatosa …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer State Rep. David Steffen (R-Howard) didn’t receive favorable reviews Nov. 23 when he appeared before the Village Board to talk about legislation he drafted to close the Lambeau Field Stadium District. Steffen said the Stadium District has completed the mission for which the Legislature created it more than 20 years …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The Howard Village Board gave final approval last month to a planned development district (PDD) to construct a 142-unit apartment development at 2450 Duck Creek Parkway. The board then directed staff to bring back a development agreement to assist with expenses for filling and removing soil there. The …
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By Charlie Frisk Correspondent A study recently published in “Science Daily” found people whose immediate surroundings host a high species diversity are particularly satisfied with their lives. Joel Methorst, a doctoral researcher at the Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre at the University of Frankfurt in Germany, said “According to our findings, the happiest Europeans …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer BROWN COUNTY – The process to run this spring for various local offices is underway. As of Dec. 1, candidates running for non-partisan county and municipal offices in early 2022 were allowed to begin circulating nomination papers, which are due back to their respective clerks by 5 p.m. Jan. 4. …
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By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent November has already brought a bit of cold and snow, but it’s finally December, the official start of meteorological winter (December, January, February). You may recall from one of my previous articles, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) predicts a warmer, wetter winter here. I said I agree, it will …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The Village Board agreed Nov. 22 to contract for another three years with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office for police services. Village Administrator Paul Evert said the contract provides Howard the same level of service it received this year with one patrol officer on duty year-round, 24 hours …
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By Erin Hunsader Staff Writer BROWN COUNTY – Who could resist a ‘pet me please’ sign around the neck of a giant, fluffy, chocolate brown Newfoundland pooch named Baillie? Travelers can find this friendly 115-pound pooch, along with a few other therapy dogs, strolling through the terminals at Austin Straubel International Airport as part of …
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