By Lea Kopke Correspondent SUAMICO – The Suamico River may see an influx of explorers thanks to the opening of Suamico Paddle, a kayak, paddleboard and e-bike rental shop located down the river from the new canoe and kayak launch. Attached to Paramount Physical Therapy and Performance Training in Vickery Village, co-owners Bryan Schwebke, who …
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By Rich Palzewic Staff Writer BROWN COUNTY – With the COVID-19 pandemic creating an uncertain future and not allowing in-person graduation ceremonies for the time being, community members are taking matters into their own hands with parades. Parents from at least two local high schools – Ashwaubenon and Bay Port – are planning graduation parades …
By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – Instead of the standard motion and roll call vote for the 2019-20 district budget, the Howard-Suamico school board looked ahead Monday, Oct. 21, to the next possible referendum question in April 2021. “What we’d like to do, once we get approval for the budget and tax levy, is bridge …
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HOWARD – The Giving Trees Holiday Store is accepting donations for families to purchase gifts at costs that are affordable. The money collected from these purchases will be donated back to The Giving Tree to continue to fulfill its mission. The families that are chosen to shop are selected based on referral and financial hardships. …
By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – The tax rate for the Howard-Suamico School District is projected to remain at $9.19 for the fifth year in a row, the school board learned at its Monday, Sept. 9, meeting. “The proposed budget includes another strategic debt reduction, which allows the board to set the (tax rate) at …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – Don’t let the name fool you, the newest animals at the NEW Zoo, satanic leaf-tailed geckos, offer more than meets the eye. “There’s no real description as to why they are satanic,” said Brent Koerner, zookeeper. “For me it’s that look on their faces, they have that mysterious look …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – The village board voted Monday, July 15, to authorize staff to seek bids for making improvements at Fireman’s Park estimated to cost more than $200,000. The proposed improvements include a kayak/canoe launch and path. The plans for the project call for an eight-foot-wide boardwalk from Side Street into …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor SUAMICO – Due to increasing demand, Gallagher’s Pizza has opened a new restaurant in Suamico, it’s fourth in the area, to better serve customers. “Two reasons,” said co-owner Kevin Osadjan of the expansion. “One reason is to supply the best pizza in Wisconsin to our friends in the Suamico-Howard area. The …
By Lauren Waters Correspondent SUAMICO – After spending a few years out of the Green Bay area, Dr. Brian Huisheere has come back to his roots and opened his chiropractic clinic in Suamico. “My wife and I are both from the De Pere area, born and raised, and we kept talking about getting back to …
By Lauren Waters Correspondent ALLOUEZ – Calling all those 50 years and older who want to eat, socialize with friends, and enjoy live music. Allouez, Howard, and Suamico recreation departments will hold the second annual Senior Summer Picnic from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, June 26, at Green Isle Park in Allouez. Attendees can spend a relaxing …
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