By Rich Palzewic Sports Editor BROWN COUNTY – Week 2 of the high school football season is in the books. Most teams will begin conference play this week. Pulaski hangs on The Red Raiders (2-0) pulled out a 30-25 non-conference road victory over Brookfield Central. Pulaski trailed 18-14 entering the fourth quarter. Aaron Maroszek bolted …
By Press Times Staff ASHWAUBENON – Absent an upward spike in Brown County’s positive tests for COVID-19 since the last school board meeting Aug. 11, the district will begin classes this week with masks being optional, but not required, Jennifer Bower, secretary to the superintendent and school board, said. Earlier this month, the board scheduled …
By Heather Graves Correspondent NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – For many veterans, it’s the trip of a lifetime. “I tell everyone I know that I am going,” Navy veteran and Green Bay resident Cheryl Winkel said. Since 2009, Northeast Wisconsin’s Old Glory Honor Flight hub has sent nearly 6,000 veterans on 53 missions to the nation’s capital …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board voted 8-1 Aug. 23 to deny a request from Green Bay Community Church (GBCC) for a mixed-use development on property it owns near the corner of Cardinal Lane and Howard Commons. Trustee Chris Nielsen was opposed. The board’s action came a week after the Howard …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent SEYMOUR – Despite federal requirements, the Seymour school district will not require masks on school buses when students return to class Sept. 1. “What sense does it make when you are picking up the same kids every day dropping them off at school, they can throw their mask in their backpack, …
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By Josh Staloch Correspondent GREEN BAY – The Bay Port Pirates football team had lots on its plate Saturday morning, Aug. 28. For starters, the Pirates were looking at another cross-town trip to Notre Dame Academy to finish Friday night’s contest, which was postponed with about eight minutes left in the third quarter, due to …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – A proposed ordinance to allow all-terrain/utility-terrain vehicles on some village roadways will be considered next month for final approval. The Suamico village board held the first reading on the measure Aug. 16 and agreed to schedule a final vote Sept. 20, at the next board meeting. A motion …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent DE PERE – In two years, the glass doors of the Mulva Cultural Center in downtown De Pere will open to welcome the first visitors inside the long-awaited facility. Another chapter of the project began Aug. 11 when the team involved with making it a reality officially broke ground. The center …
By Rich Palzewic Sports Editor ASHWAUBENON – Combine two fumbles, two interceptions, two blocked punts and a roughing-the-kicker penalty against a state-power team and it equals a lopsided loss. The Ashwaubenon football team couldn’t overcome the mistakes in a 45-0 non-conference setback to Kimberly Aug. 28. The game began the previous night, but lightning and …
By Lea Kopke Staff Writer SEYMOUR – A new proposed fence ordinance was the topic of discussion at the Aug. 9 committee of the whole meeting. During public input, Tom and Joan Ostrowski came to the board with concerns regarding the placement of their neighbor’s fence. Joan Ostrowski said a decorative split rail fence has …
