World War II veteran laid to rest after eight decades By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-chief GREEN BAY – A World War II soldier with Green Bay roots was laid to rest May 29 in Mt. Vernon Cemetery outside Juda, just east of Monroe. The burial comes over eight decades after Seaman Second Class David Joseph Riley …
Originally from Menominee, Mich., Arnie Pichette has been a resident of Ashwaubenon since 1964 when he began a 40-year career as a machinist at Hudson-Sharp Machine Company. A Navy Veteran, Pichette served from 1958-1962 on the USS Northampton, a cruiser out of Norfolk, Va. which held the special designation of being a Presidential Command Ship …
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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Editor’s note: Throughout the summer months, there is no shortage of vendors filling the farmers’ markets of the Greater Green Bay area – each offering their own niche products and services. Over the next few months, The Press Times will highlight these very vendors to give readers a peek at the people and passions behind …
