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National Youth Hope Month highlights housing instability in Wisconsin

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - National Youth Hope Month in November is drawing attention to student homelessness and housing instability in Wisconsin, including in Green Bay. More than 20,000 students across Wisconsin experience housing instability, including 2,000 unaccompanied minors with no adult caregiver. “In addition to that, we have other...

Green Bay, WI · 14h

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10-day Cherry Street closure in Green Bay begins

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – City officials in Green Bay say an expected 10-day closure of a section of Cherry Street is set to begin on Wednesday. According to a release from the City of Green Bay Public Works Department, Cherry Street will be temporarily closed at Jefferson Street from 5:00 a.m. on Wednesday through […]

Green Bay, WI · 2d

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Insurance Intermediary License Revoked For Manitowoc Man

Wisconsin’s Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has taken action against a Manitowoc man for his insurance license. Commissioner Nathan Houdek, whose office takes action when licensing applicants, licensed individuals, or companies violate Wisconsin insurance statutes or regulations, announced that the insurance intermediary license was revoked for Jacob J. Seehaver based on “allegations of owing delinquent Wisconsin taxes.”

Manitowoc, WI · 14h

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Green Bay developing traffic safety plan

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- If you drive, walk or bike in Green Bay, the city is looking for your input on how to make traffic safer. A public meeting and online survey are part of efforts to develop a citywide traffic safety action plan. The meeting is set for 4-6:30...

Green Bay, WI · 1d

Green Bay Press-Gazette

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Democrats flip 88th Assembly District as Tollefson upsets Franklin

Democrats on Nov. 3 won the two most competitive legislative elections in northeastern Wisconsin, contributing to an expected Democratic Party trifecta in Madison and adding to a swath of Democratic victories across the nation. Democratic candidate Brandy Tollefson, treasurer for the De Pere School Board, unseated Republican state Rep. Benjamin Franklin by 8.5 percentage points to represent Assembly District 88, which includes De Pere, Allouez, Bellevue, and part of Green Bay. “I am sincerely grateful to the voters of our community for the trust they have placed in me," Tollefson said in a statement. "To all of our volunteers, my friends and family: thank you, truly. When we launched this campaign in January, we had a vision of building a better future here in Brown County, where our schools are fully funded, healthcare is within reach, and families can afford to live and thrive. I look forward to the task of making that vision a reality as your next state representative.” And Democratic Rep. Ryan Spaude held onto his seat against Republican challenger and former Milwaukee police officer Bobby Lindsey in Assembly District 89, winning by 12.6 percentage points to represent Ashwaubenon and the west side of Green Bay. Still,

Brown County, WI · 2d

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Voters Reject Five of Seven Area School Referendums; Pulaski Proposal Falls by Just 127 Votes

Voters across northeastern and central Wisconsin delivered mixed results on school funding proposals Tuesday, rejecting five of seven area school district referendums while approving additional funding in the Iola-Scandinavia and Oconto Unified school districts. The closest contest involved the Pulaski Community School District, where a $59.8 million facilities referendum failed...

Pulaski, WI · 2d

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Shipwrecks Rest Off This Stretch Of Wisconsin Shoreline Near Two Rivers

More than 10,000 artifacts pulled from 41 shipwrecks sit inside one lakeside museum. That alone made me stop scrolling. These objects came from ships that went down in Lake Michigan, some nearly two centuries ago. The cold, fresh water here acts like a giant time capsule. Some wrecks offshore still...

Wisconsin · 1d

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Two Rivers Reviewing Utility Portions of 2027 Budget

There are three meetings today (November 5th) in the City of Two Rivers. Up first is the Explore Two Rivers Board of Directors, which will be in the Committee Room in City Hall at 9:00 a.m. After looking over this year’s budget, the group will get the latest on the...

Two Rivers, WI · 1d

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Manitowoc To Bring Paratransit Services In-House Through Maritime Metro

The City of Manitowoc is bringing a transportation service in-house. After the private group Assist-to-Transport recently announced it would discontinue paratransit services, the Clipper City will take over the service beginning January 1st. Earlier this year, Manitowoc officials were notified of concerns raised by users of the service and informed...

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

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Pulaski school referendum falls short in near split decision

PULASKI, Wis. (WFRV) — A Pulaski School Referendum’s results show a nearly 50/50 divide in the town over whether to support it or reject it, with the town ultimately deciding on the latter. A referendum that would’ve provided $59.8 million in facilities improvements was neck and neck at the ballot box and ultimately failed by […]

Pulaski, WI · 2d

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De Pere Key Club assembles care packages for local Veterans head of Veterans Day

DE PERE — Members of the De Pere High School Key Club gathered on Wednesday, Oct. 28, to assemble care packages for those who served our country and are now in assisted living or hospice, ahead of Veterans Day. Matt Colwell, project coordinator and Quartermaster for Desert Veterans of...

De Pere, WI · 17h

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Construction Begins For New Residential Facility At Felician Village

A local senior living community is expanding. Construction of the Commons at Felician Village has gotten underway at the campus on S. 21st Street. The Commons will be a state-licensed Community-Based Residential Facility (CBRF) and will be developed through the transformation of the organization’s former Next Step Rehabilitation Unit.

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

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Mishicot electors to vote on $125,000 levy hike for ambulances

MISHICOT – Town of Mishicot residents will decide Nov. 24 whether to raise the town's property tax levy by $125,000, mostly to cover a steep jump in ambulance service costs. A special town elector meeting is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, at the Mishicot VFW Hall, 314 W. Main St. See Nov. 3 election results: Here's what Tuesday's election results mean for Manitowoc County If electors approve, the increase would appear on the 2026 tax bills mailed in December. It would continue each year until electors vote to change it, according to a notice dated Nov. 5 from the Town Clerk's Office. What it would cost The increase would add about 72 cents to a tax bill for every $1,000 of assessed property value, the notice says. For example, a property assessed at $300,000 would owe about $216.86 more in the town's portion of the tax bill. Two Rivers done with Flock: Two Rivers ends Flock contract, but cameras stay up until spring Why the town wants more money The town says it has had to change how ambulance service is provided to residents. Service now comes from the City of Two Rivers Emergency Medical Services, a division

Mishicot, WI · 18h

Green Bay Press-Gazette

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Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich proposes his last and largest city budget

(This story has been updated to add new information.) Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich has proposed his last city budget, suggesting a $149.6 million fund for expenses in 2027. It would be the city’s largest budget to date to cover the growing costs of public services that have worried officials about their reliance on property taxes. The proposal would grow the city’s overall spending by about 4% from 2026, a faster rate of change than 2025-2026 and slower than the years immediately following the city’s revaluation done in 2022. Property taxes would rise modestly. Genrich posed a tax rate of $8.62 for every $1,000 of assessed property value, a 3% rise from 2026. For a property estimated at $250,000, the owner would pay $2,155 in taxes for city services, or about $62 more than 2026, not including other tax bill items, like county, school district and technical college taxes unaffected by the city’s budget. In all, the city would collect $75.6 million in levied property taxes, including tax increment districts. This would be about 3.6% greater than the $72.9 million levied in 2026. (function(){function e(){window.addEventListener(`message`,function(e){if(e.data[`datawrapper-height`]!==void 0){var t=document.querySelectorAll(`iframe`);for(var n in e.data[`datawrapper-height`])for(var r=0,i;i=t[r];r++)if(i.contentWindow===e.source){var a=e.data[`datawrapper-height`][n]+`px`;i.style.height=a}}})}e()})(); (function(){function e(){window.addEventListener(`message`,function(e){if(e.data[`datawrapper-height`]!==void 0){var t=document.querySelectorAll(`iframe`);for(var n in e.data[`datawrapper-height`])for(var r=0,i;i=t[r];r++)if(i.contentWindow===e.source){var

Green Bay, WI · 1d

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Manitowoc County To Help City Of Manitowoc With Paratransit Services

Manitowoc County will assist the City of Manitowoc with in-house paratransit services. County Executive Tyler Martell has revealed that the county will lease its transport vehicles to the city to help improve efficiency and quality of service. He also added that there will be a transition period, as the county...

Manitowoc County, WI · 10h

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School referenda in Gillett, Pulaski fail

A second consecutive defeat of Gillett School District’s operational referendum is going to require major budget cuts beyond what has already been made, and it’s possible the district may have to dissolve, resulting in Gillett students being divvied up between neighboring school districts. (File | NEW Media) Subhead.

Pulaski, WI · 3d

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Village Of Whitelaw Finds Snow Plowing Company For This Winter

A Manitowoc County village has found a company to remove snow this winter. The Village of Whitelaw has announced that it will contract with Ryan Collins of Tower Excavating & Demolition to provide snowplowing and winter road maintenance for the upcoming season. The company currently provides snow removal services to...

Manitowoc County, WI · 11h

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Manitowoc school levy will cost about $1,316 on a $200,000 home

MANITOWOC – School board members approved a property tax levy of $31.4 million to help pay for the Manitowoc Public School District ’s 2026-27 budget. That’s an increase of 6.14% over the 2025-26 spending document. School district officials attribute the increase to a smaller-than-anticipated payment from the state. The board approved an equalized tax rate of $6.58 per $1,000 of equalized property value. Nov. 3 election results: Here's what Tuesday's election results mean for Manitowoc County This means the owner of a home valued at $200,000 could expect to pay about $1,316 for the school district portion of the property tax bill. This is not the amount property owners will see on their individual tax bills, which will use assessed value for the town, village or city in which they live. Administrators said the levy is made up of two parts: $30.6 million to support general operations, which include staffing, programming, student services and other day-to-day expenses. About three-fourths of the district’s spending is earmarked to pay teachers, administrators and staff. $739,467 to cover debt payments tied to a voter-approved 2025 capital referendum. Officials said the district received $42 million in state aid, about $102,000 less than anticipated. The district

Manitowoc, WI · 1d

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Menasha looking to build housing, hotel or event venue at old paper mill site

MENASHA (WTAQ-WLUK) — Menasha hopes the Lawson Canal site across the river from downtown can become an integral part to the city. Common Council formally approved a concept plan 8-0 last month, which calls for 140-160 apartments or condos, 35 townhomes, hotel and banquet space and public access space for a park, fishing pier and walking trail. All plans are concepts, so nothing is concrete.

Menasha, WI · 3d

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Seymour School District Faces Financial Decisions After Voters Reject Operating Referendum

SEYMOUR, WI – The Seymour Community School District is reassessing its financial plans after voters rejected an operational referendum in Tuesday’s November 3 election, leaving district leaders to consider how they will address ongoing funding challenges. District Administrator Kellie Bohn says the results were disappointing, particularly because the...

Seymour, WI · 9h

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