By Josh Staloch Staff Writer HOWARD – In early 2020, Green Bay Feed My Starving Children (GBFMSC), the local chapter of a nationwide nonprofit, set a goal to pack 1 million meals to fight against hunger. The pandemic made it impossible to reach the goal, so it’s taking another shot this year. From Oct. 4-7, …
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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 Jeff Bollier Green Bay Press-Gazette GREEN BAY – Amber Edwards spent most of the last three years trying to find affordable housing. In 2018, Edwards’ landlord told her the Green Bay duplex where she lived with her 2-year-old daughter and her daughter’s father had been sold and the new owners planned to live there. …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board denied a request from Green Bay Community Church to rezone property it owns next to a roundabout along Cardinal Lane from R-2 Residential Single-Family Duplex by Subdivision to B-1 Business. Board members agreed Monday, Sept. 28, with a recommendation made a week earlier by the …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Bay View Middle School is out and Meadowbrook Church is in as a village polling location. The Howard village board unanimously approved an ordinance amendment Monday, Oct. 14, to modify the polling locations. Beginning Jan. 1, the polling place for voters in Wards 9, 10, 13, 14 and …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent HOWARD – “Good Vibrations” fills the air of giant room purported to serve as a sanctuary on Sundays. It teems with 20 horseshoe-shaped stations, each containing 22 people, each person tasked with a duty. Hundreds of people of all ages scoop, spoon, weigh, seal and box. Some people dance while scooping; …
