By Josh Staloch Contributing Writer GREEN BAY – With more than 107,000 residents, Green Bay enjoys the distinction of being the third-largest city in Wisconsin, behind Milwaukee and Madison. With that distinction comes a unique set of benefits as well as challenges and it’s up to Mayor Eric Genrich to make sure it’s all running …
By Rich Palzewic Staff Writer ALLOUEZ – At its Feb. 2 board meeting, the Allouez village board discussed the Webster Avenue corridor study with hopes of improving the area for residents and developments. Sean Gehin, public works director, presented the study which looks at Webster from Allouez Avenue north to the village limits. The village …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – The seasonal storing of trailers and campers was discussed during the Allouez village board meeting Tuesday, Oct. 15, particularly pop-up campers. Allouez Code Enforcement Officer and Safety Coordinator Mike Lauder said he’d like to see the code for seasonal storing of camping equipment be consistent for all types. Currently, …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – At the Allouez village board meeting Tuesday, Oct. 1, the board revisited whether or not to allow a homeowner to have an automatic safety cover over a swimming pool in lieu of a fence. This discussion was continued from the village board meeting on Aug. 20, where the board …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – The request of an Allouez resident led to a lengthy discussion at the village board meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 20, in regards to amending the swimming pool fencing ordinance to include automatic safety covers. Currently, the village ordinance states a homeowner’s pool must be surrounded by a fence, which …
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By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – The Allouez Village Board was discouraged upon hearing Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a measure to put $5 million into the state budget to move and/or improve the Green Bay Correctional Institution. But after discussion at the Allouez board meeting on Tuesday, July 16, the board decided to stay the …
