By Lea Kopke Staff Writer SUAMICO – Visitors to the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park will soon be able to see animal exhibits from a whole new perspective. At a press conference July 22, the zoo announced plans to install a 1,700-foot-long canopy walk, where guests can walk across bridges suspended up to 22 feet …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – Green Bay’s youngest students will be required to wear a mask indoors when they head back to school this September. At a special board meeting July 26, the school board loosened the face-covering requirement for seventh- and eighth-grade students but stuck to its requirement for the district’s youngest …
By Jeff Bollier and Nusaiba Mizan Green Bay Press Gazettte GREEN BAY – The search for affordable housing can stall lives, keep families apart, sting with rejection and add stress to the lives of even the most determined housing hunters. In interviews, local residents told reporters their months searching for an affordable place consumed time, …
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ASHWAUBENON – With football returning to Lambeau Field for the regular season Monday, Sept. 20, fans are invited to celebrate the new season with “Kickoff Weekend.” The event will be highlighted by a free concert outside Lambeau Field in the stadium’s east side parking lot Sunday, Sept. 19. The name of the musical artist performing, …
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By Lea Kopke Staff Writer ALLOUEZ – About 20 people gathered to protest the expansion of the Lebrun Yard Waste site into a joint location with De Pere and Ledgeview at the village board’s July 21 meeting. Public Works Director Sean Gehin shared findings from a feasibility study on the project, including construction details and …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Plans to build a Scooter’s Coffee drive-thru at the southwest corner of South Oneida Street and Willard Drive were approved July 6 by the village’s Site Plan Review Committee. Community Development Director Aaron Schuette said the existing Indiglo Med Spa building at 2372 S. Oneida St. will be …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent GREEN BAY – Jenene Calloway, Schreiber Foods vice president of talent and chief diversity officer, gave 81 area high school graduates a simple message July 15. “Be the architect of your own life,” Calloway told the crowd at the annual CollegeReady Lamp of Knowledge scholarship awards ceremony held at the Meyer …
By Chef Andy Correspondent Some mornings, it’s a bowl of oatmeal, others it’s a quick cup of coffee and a breakfast bar, but when the weekend comes around, all bets are off, and so is my diet. There’s nothing better than a lazy late morning breakfast where you can treat yourself to something a bit …
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By Lea Kopke Staff Writer SUAMICO – The Howard-Suamico school board voted July 19 to add an item to a future agenda that would grant the board the ability to have greater input during the district decision-making process. The amendment would affect Board/Superintendent Relations Policy 1, Unity of Control (B/SR-1), which lays out the relationship …
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By Murray Gleffe Correspondent Name: Angela Heck Nickname: Annie School: Pulaski Activity: Softball Parents: Mark and Jenn Angela Heck was a senior member of the Pulaski softball team which qualified for sectionals in 2021. She enjoys 80s music and sings random lyrics to anything people say that catches her attention. What do you attribute to …
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