By Josh Staloch Staff Writer ALLOUEZ – The 2022 Central Brown County Water Authority (CBCWA) budget is set, and the department’s general manager, Nicholas Sparacio, was at the Oct. 5 Village Board meeting to talk about factors that influenced the process. “I’m happy to say that there are more opportunities than issues this time around,” …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – The Reforestation Camp Ski Lodge will become the village’s third polling location in 2022. Suamico has used two polling locations, splitting the eight wards between the Municipal Services Center and the Idlewild Park Shelter, aside from when changes were made over the past two years to have all …
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By Heather Graves Staff Writer GREEN BAY – Nearly a year later, the controversy surrounding the November 2020 election continues in Green Bay. Former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman, the attorney leading the more than $675,000 taxpayer-funded probe into the November 2020 election, made a surprise appearance at the Oct. 5 City Council meeting. …
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By Murray Gleffe Correspondent DE PERE – You never know when you’re going to have a day on the gridiron where everything goes right. For St. Norbert College senior defensive back Kendall Karcz, that moment was Saturday, Oct. 9. Karcz, a Pulaski High School graduate, had four interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns. …
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By Murray Gleffe Correspondent GREEN BAY – Sitting with two conference victories through the first seven games of the season, the West De Pere football team knew it needed to take a big step forward Friday night versus Green Bay Preble to qualify for the postseason. The Phantoms scored on their first two drives of …
By Greg Bates Correspondent PULASKI – Jack Jorgensen had never made a field goal in his high school career. In fact, he had never attempted one. But De Pere football coach Chad Michalkiewicz didn’t hesitate to call on Jorgensen with the game on the line – with a conference title on the line. The two …
By Josh Staloch Staff Writer GREEN BAY – The Notre Dame Academy volleyball team had a shaky start to its match against Pulaski Thursday, Oct. 7. The Tritons fell behind 6-1 out of the gate to the hard-hitting Red Raiders but quickly got back on track to claim a straight-set, Fox River Classic Conference victory …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – After hearing from Dr. Donald Beno, a board-certified pediatrician with Aurora Health Care, students in grades 4K-6 in the De Pere School District will continue to wear facemasks until the spread of COVID-19 significantly decreases. On Monday, Oct. 5, the School Board reviewed the policy, which has been …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – The Village Board agreed Oct. 4 to continue with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office for police services for another three years. The board tabled action on the new agreement in August to determine if the village was getting all the contracted services. “I met with our DEOs (directed …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – Students in grades 4K-6 in the West De Pere School District are now required to wear facemasks until the spread of coronavirus slows. The new measure comes in response to what the administration called “significant spread” in the lower grades. The School Board held a special meeting Sept. …
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