By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – A motion to award fencing projects to Fortress Fence for $105,478 for the pickleball courts at Meadowbrook Park and for two mini ball diamonds at the Nouryon Sports Complex was approved April 26 by the village board. Public Works Director Geoff Farr said the board budgeted $90,000 in …
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By Rich Palzewic Sports Editor SUAMICO – Not only did Bay Port pitcher Alexis Watson hurl a four-hit shutout in her team’s 1-0 Fox River Classic Conference victory May 18 over Ashwaubenon, but she also collected two hits and drove in the only run of the game. The Pirates used a Watson sacrifice fly in …
By Charlie Frisk Correspondent Trilliums, jack-in-the-pulpits, marsh marigolds, trout lilies and a host of others are blooming as May is the peak season for Wisconsin wildflowers. Blooming is timed for the brief period when there is ample sunlight, but before deciduous trees are fully leafed out. In another few weeks the best of the wildflower …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – The Green Bay school board took its commitment to return to full, in-person instruction for the 2021-22 school year one step further, with an official vote at its Monday, May 10, meeting. “I’ve had people tell me ‘We close out this year, we want to come back, but …
By Greg Bates Correspondent GREEN BAY – In February 2019, Jon Dietzen decided to retire from football due to injuries. The former Seymour and University of Wisconsin offensive lineman had a successful career, starting 32 games at the college level. Dietzen said he had dreamed of playing in the NFL, but that goal was going …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – After meeting in closed session May 10, the Howard village board voted 7-2 to approve a Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) agreement with Alliance Management to construct 72 apartment units on three parcels within the Lancaster Creek Business Park along Security Boulevard, said Director of Administrative Services Chris Haltom. …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent ASHWAUBENON – Every Ashwaubenon Public Safety officer will soon be equipped with body cameras thanks in part to a donation from the Green Bay Packers, Chief Brian Uhl announced Friday, May 7. “With the support of the Packers and their generous donation, we were able to get this done this year, …
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By Josh Staloch Correspondent GREEN BAY – The Pulaski baseball team enjoyed some clutch offense Monday, May 17, traveling to Notre Dame Academy and coming away with an 11-6, Fox River Classic Conference (FRCC) victory. After starting FRCC play 0-7, the Red Raiders recorded their first conference win of the season “We’ve felt snake-bitten all …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – If you’ve not mown your lawn yet this spring, or if you have but don’t feel like repeating the process anytime soon, now you’ve got a good excuse to relax. It’s called No Mow May, and it’s just like it sounds: It’s May. Don’t mow. Residents of municipalities …
By Rich Palzewic Staff writer ALLOUEZ – At its May 4 virtual meeting, the Allouez village board heard from Parks, Recreation and Forestry Director Chris Clark on a recent break-in at Webster Park, located at 2111 Jourdain Lane. “The individuals broke into the baseball concessions stand and stole some candy and other concessions the group …
