BY LEE REINSCHCORRESPONDENT DE PERE — People in the helping professions give of themselves day after day. It’s what they do.But who helps them when they need help? It’s an issue that mom of three Tammy Gossen has given a good deal of thought. In her time of need last year, De Pere Fire Rescue …
Green Bay author Annette Grunseth took home a gold medal Saturday at the Military Writers Society of America’s national conference in New Orleans for her memoir, Combat and Campus: Writing Through War.Grunseth, a former marketing director at Bellin Hospital, was recognized in the category Memoir/Biography. Her book combines letters home from her older brother Peter, …
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By Kat HalfmanStaff Intern BROWN COUNTY – From growing up on a small Brown County dairy farm to being a leader in the hemp industry, Mark Rozmarynoski, owner of Konopie, LLC, said love and appreciation is what it takes to be part of the movement. After working seven days a week on his family farm …
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By Heather Graves Staff Writer GREEN BAY – According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, 20 veterans die by suicide every day in the United States. For 4th H.O.O.A.H. (Helping Out Our American Heroes), a nonprofit military support organization, until that number is at zero, it’s too much. “We, as a nation, spend millions of …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – It’s a reality that thousands of veterans face everyday – post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD. For some, the simplest aspects of every day life can cause roadblocks and the path for finding help can take weeks, months or even years – if at all. A group of local …
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