By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-chief GREEN BAY – Multiple seats will be contested on the Green Bay City Council, as the spring election is held on April 2. District 1 Barbara Dorff Please provide your background, education, and experiences that qualify you for the position: I was born and raised in Milwaukee. My father was a …
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By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-chief GREEN BAY – The Green Bay City Council will see multiple contested seats with primaries on Feb. 20. District 4 Incumbent William Galvin will face challengers Dane Lasecki, Jon Shelton and Douglas Yates. District 6 Incumbent Steve Campbell will face challengers Paul Boucher and Joey Prestley. In District 10, Ben Delie, …
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By Heather Graves Editor GREEN BAY – Green Bay City Council members got a peek at the much-anticipated analysis from The National Institute of Criminal Justice Reform (NICJR) regarding the city’s gun crime statistics for the past three years at its Tuesday, June 7 meeting. “I’ll be honest, we did not expect that there would …
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By Heather Graves Editor GREEN BAY – The official newspaper of the City of Green Bay – has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it? At the Tuesday, May 17, Green Bay City Council meeting, alderpersons unanimously approved awarding the legal notice contract to The Press Times – and naming us the city’s official newspaper. …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer BROWN COUNTY – Unofficial election results indicate all incumbents on the ballot in local primaries Tuesday, Feb. 15, advanced to the April 5 general election. Green Bay City Council Three of the 12 Green Bay City Council seats up for grabs had Tuesday primaries – with two seats being vacated …
With $2 million in ARPA funding allotted, the Green Bay police department eyes high-tech answers to public safety problems
To have productive conversations about controversial topics, citizens have a right to open meetings, data and government
The downtown Green Bay alder talks redevelopment, COVID-19 debacles and jazz
Mayor proposes 2022 budget, city council rejects pipeline resolution The good week, bad week and other news round up for the week from our Oct. 21, 2021 issue By John McCracken Editor’s note: Hello and welcome to the first (digital) installment of “Good Week, Bad Week.” This section is a brief collection of interesting news …
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Sculptures planned for Leicht Memorial Park may find new home after city council vote
