By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Plans for a new Fortifi Bank along Cormier Road, north of the existing Gordmans department store, were approved Tuesday, Sept. 25, by the village board. The site plans for the project submitted by Robert E. Lee and Associates call for constructing a 4,650-square-foot building and the accompanying driveway. …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The Howard village board is now back to full strength following the appointment of a new trustee for Wards 7-8, Monday, Sept. 24. Board members unanimously approved the selection of John Muraski to replace Mike Hoppe, who resigned this summer. Muraski’s appointment runs through April 2019 when the …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Changes in admission fees are being proposed for next year after Ashwaubomay Lake reported a net loss in 2018. The village’s aquatics coordinator, Melody Escoto, and Rex Mehlberg, parks, recreation and forestry director appeared Tuesday, Sept. 18, before the Ashwaubenon Parks and Recreation Board to present this year’s …
Site of plat now owned by Howard-Suamico School District By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – A 21-acre parcel currently owned by the Howard-Suamico School District between Shawano Avenue and Glendale Avenue is being looked at by a developer to turn into a subdivision with 55 single-family residential lots. After holding a public hearing Monday, …
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Multi-purpose stadium scheduled for completion next May By Press Staff ASHWAUBENON – To commemorate the start of construction of a new multi-purpose stadium south of the village hall, a groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday, Sept. 14, for Capital Credit Union Park. Vern Stenman, president of Big Top Baseball, which owns the Green Bay Bullfrogs, the …
Cost $62,256, plus lights and interior work By Press Staff ASHWAUBENON – To be able to order two 2019 Ford Police Interceptor vehicles in time for last week’s cutoff date, the Ashwaubenon village board held a special meeting Thursday, Sept. 13. Board members agreed to allow the Public Safety Department to order both vehicles, which …
By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – The district’s expulsion-hearing officer received unanimous approval from the school board for another school term at the board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 11. For the past dozen or so more years, the West De Pere School District has used an expulsion hearing officer to moderate expulsion hearings. …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Any reduction to the speed limit near Duck Creek Quarry Park will have to wait until next year. Upon the recommendation of Geoff Farr, Howard public works director, the village board agreed Monday, Sept. 10, to table action on an ordinance amendment to reduce the speed limit from …
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Project contributors include $1.5 million from Oneida Nation By Press Staff ASHWAUBENON – After obtaining the backing of several local businesses and other contributors, the Greater Green Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau unveiled plans Thursday, Sept. 13, to construct a new visitor center that it says will serve as “the front door of our community.” …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Despite having to spend thousands of dollars to reseed grass at the Village Green Golf Course, the village-owned facility remains is in good financial shape for 2018, Director of Administrative Services Chris Haltom reported at the Monday, Sept. 10, Howard village board meeting. “If you’ve played golf out …
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