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White Nationalist Group Seen In Manitowoc for the Second Time This Year

A white nationalist group showed its presence again in Manitowoc over the weekend. Patriot Front was seen protesting at the corner of Maritime Drive and S. 8th Street. They again wore white masks, blue shirts, and tan jeans while holding a sign that read “Two Parties, One Tyranny, Patriot Front.”

Manitowoc, WI · 10h
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Rob's Family Market in Manitowoc closing after 22-plus years

MANITOWOC – A longtime lakeshore grocery store is closing its doors for good. “After 22-plus years, we have decided to close our business,” said Rob and Mindi Hollen, who own Rob’s Family Market , on the store’s website. “First, thank you to all our employees who have worked with us over the years. Also, thank you to our family who have supported us in so many ways. And lastly, thanks to our customers and community for supporting us over the last two decades.” October's top headlines: When will Five Below open in Manitowoc? And more October news “This was not an easy decision. We have met a lot of great people along the way, weathered a lot of ups and downs, but now it’s time for us to start a new chapter. Please know how grateful we are to this community for sticking with us for so many years. We will never forget all the great people we’ve met through this journey.” The store, 2330 Menasha Ave., will close around the end of the month. Contact reporter Patti Zarling at pzarling@usatodayco.com or call 920-606-2575. This article originally appeared on Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter: Rob's Family Market in Manitowoc closing after

Manitowoc, WI · 11h

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Two Arrested After Manitowoc County Metro Drug Unit Investigation

Two persons were arrested in a follow-up to an investigation conducted by the Manitowoc County Metro Drug Unit. The unit was joined by the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Two Rivers Police Department and the Manitowoc County Sheriff’s Office in the operation that began with a tip that 38-year-old Charles Zitzer of Manitowoc was involved in the distribution of drugs in Manitowoc County.

Manitowoc County, WI · 1d
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Green Bay Press-Gazette

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Casco woman identified as victim in fatal Kewaunee County crash

A 55-year-old Casco woman has been identified as the person killed in a two-vehicle crash in the Town of Luxemburg on Nov. 5. Julie Bertrand was driving a minivan that collided with an oncoming cargo truck at the intersection of State 54 and Walhain Road in the Town of Luxemburg, according to Kewaunee County Sheriff Matt Joski. Bertrand was eastbound on State 54 when she crossed into the westbound lane, an initial investigation determined. The driver of the cargo truck, Tanner Brunner, 28, of Green Bay, was transported by Luxemburg Rescue for treatment of injuries that were not life-threatening. No passengers were in either vehicle. The circumstances leading up to the crash remain under investigation by the Kewaunee County Sheriff's Department, with assistance from the Wisconsin State Patrol Accident Reconstruction Team. Assisting agencies included the Luxemburg Police Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, Luxemburg Fire and Rescue, and Luxemburg-Casco First Responders. This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Casco woman identified as victim in fatal Kewaunee County crash

Kewaunee County, WI · 2d

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Local Business Owner Remembers Payton Vertz, Calls for Community Support

A local business owner is looking to help support the family of the teen who was killed in Two Rivers. Kevin Meyers, the owner of Meyers Design Inc., knew Payton Vertz through the Two Rivers Youth Baseball League, as he coached the 16-year-old last season. Meyers called Payton a good...

Two Rivers, WI · 1d

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Manitowoc County's first case of oak wilt detected in Village of Mishicot

MISHICOT (WLUK) -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says oak wilt has been found in Manitowoc County for the first time. While the disease can be deadly to oak trees, officials say the overall impact in the county is expected to be limited. The infected tree in the town of Mishicot was identified after the property owner noticed unusual symptoms and contacted the DNR.

Manitowoc County, WI · 2d

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Wisconsin Weather Alert: Snow Possible as Highs Drop Into 30s

A midweek cold front ends Wisconsin's mild weather, bringing rain Wednesday and possible snow Thursday.

Wisconsin · 15h

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Firefighters save home, barns from machine shed fire in Manitowoc County

KIEL, Wis. (WFRV) – Firefighters from almost a dozen regional departments responded Saturday evening to battle a rapidly spreading machine shed fire in Manitowoc County, successfully saving several nearby agricultural buildings and a residence. According to the Kiel Fire Department, crews were dispatched around 6:20 p.m. on November 7, to the 18800 block of Point […]

Manitowoc County, WI · 1d

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Raiders Look to Build Strong Team Chemistry Under New Head Coach

The Two Rivers Raiders boys’ basketball team is preparing for a new season with a familiar face leading the program. Jeff Schmid is stepping into the head coaching position, bringing years of coaching experience and a focus on teamwork, hard work, and developing his players both on and off the court.

Two Rivers, WI · 1d

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Driver hits man and his dog in Green Bay, leaves scene

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A 76-year-old man was left on the ground with serious injuries as the driver who hit him drove away. Green Bay police say the man, who was walking his dog, was hit at Humboldt Rd. and Mount Mary Dr., at about 6:30 p.m. Sunday. That’s on the city’s east side. The man is hospitalized.

Green Bay, WI · 8h

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Overnight ramp closures this week on I-43

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Ramp closures are planned on Interstate 43 in Brown County this week. Construction crews are repairing the concrete at Atkinson Drive on the west side of the Leo Frigo Bridge, Webster Ave. on the east side of the bridge, and at State Highways 54 and 57.

Brown County, WI · 12h

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Bank First Announces New Vice Presidents Hires

A Manitowoc-based bank has added two new vice presidents. Bank First announced that Robert Bergfeld will serve as Vice President of Business Banking, while Austin Heeren will serve as Vice President of Treasury Management. Bergfeld has more than 15 years of experience in commercial lending and relationship management and recently...

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

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One Injured in Three Vehicle Crash

A three-vehicle crash landed one person in the hospital over the weekend. The Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office was called to the intersection of County Roads S and J near the Town of Freedom just after 6:00 Saturday evening. There, they found that a northbound sedan being driven by a...

Kaukauna, WI · 11h

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Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of news — Hope, blue wave, voting, parasites, Trumpism, Veteran’s Day

Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid off in July 2013. He still draws several cartoons a week and distributes them through his own syndicate. Through Heller Syndication, his cartoons regularly appear in more than 400 newspapers, making him the most successful self-syndicated editorial cartoonist in the nation. His cartoons are reprinted many times in USA Today, Denver Post, St. Paul Pioneer Press, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Newsweek Japan, The Week and The Washington Post. Joe’s cartoons have won numerous distinctions, including 10 Best of Gannett awards, eight Milwaukee Press Club awards and two Honorable mentions for the John Fischetti Award. He lives in Green Bay with his wife, Pamela. He is a regular featured cartoonist for the NKyTribune.

Green Bay, WI · 1d

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Where to sight in your deer rifle in Manitowoc County | Bob Schuh

The Manitowoc Rifle & Pistol Club will host its annual Deer Hunters Sight-In Fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. this weekend and Nov. 14-15. The event is open to the public. The club is at 7227 Sandy Hill Lane, north of Two Rivers. It sits on Viceroy Road between State 42 and County Highway O. Registration will be held at the clubhouse. Admission is $5 per firearm. Participants will have access to 25-yard, 50-yard and 100-yard ranges. Indoor shooting stations provide protection from the weather. Spotters and coaches will be available to assist shooters at each active station. Read last week's column: Bob Schuh rounds up hunting updates, a fish fry and fall fun One standout feature is the club's Running Deer target, a mechanical moving target that gives hunters a chance to practice on a moving deer before the season opens. Lunch will be available for purchase inside the clubhouse. Additional information is available on the club's Facebook page or at manitowocrifleandpistol.com . Read more in Outdoors: Click here for the latest headlines in Outdoors Maribel Sportsmen's Club also opens its range for sight-in days Nov. 7-8 Hunters looking for another place to sight in a rifle can

Manitowoc County, WI · 1d

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Book Nook of Manitowoc continues special book sale | Letter to the editor

Here is this week’s letter to the editor of the Herald Times Reporter . See our letters policy below for details about how to share your views. Read more in Opinion: Click here for the latest Opinion headlines Book Nook of Manitowoc continues special book sale The Book Nook of Manitowoc continues the special sale of the books at 1202 Washington St. to benefit the community and all the past and present customers who have supported the Book Nook since 2014. After that, the books will be packed up and taken to a special place, where they will be delivered in bulk to be sold. Joy Krejcarek, Book Nook owner Manitowoc Our letters policy Letters to the editor are published in the order in which they are received and letter-writers are limited to having one letter published per month. Letters can be emailed to htrnews@htrnews.com and Editor Brandon Reid at breid@usatodayco.com . Letters must meet specific guidelines, including being no more than 250 words and be from local authors or on topics of local interest. All submissions must include the name of the person who wrote the letter, their city of residence and a contact phone number. Letters are edited

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

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More than 200 sleeping bags laid out in Green Bay to represent people counted as homeless

Remnant Church project will distribute the bags through organizations that serve people experiencing homelessness.

Green Bay, WI · 1d

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New grant funds financial literacy in Northeast Wisconsin schools

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Cooperative Educational Service Agency 7 (CESA 7) recently received a Financial Literacy Innovation Grant from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI). This grant, totaling to $22,500, will be used to fund financial education through 2027 in the De Pere, Algoma, Denmark, Kewaunee, Kohler, Luxemburg-Casco, Mishicot,...

Sturgeon Bay, WI · 1d

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TOM WAGNER – VETERAN ANNNOUNCER CALLS IT A CAREER AFTER NEARLY 50 YEARS

One of the best public address announcers in Wisconsin stock car racing history has decided to hang up the microphone. Sturgeon Bay’s Tom Wagner has been calling races just shy of 50 years. When the 70-year-old called his final race at Luxy Raceway in Luxemburg this past Fall, he also decided to call it a career.

Sturgeon Bay, WI · 19h

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Hilbert's buzzer-beating field goal stuns Coleman

COLEMAN (WLUK) -- The further you go in the postseason the tougher it gets, and Hilbert found that out Friday night. After combining to win its first two playoff games by a combined score of 81-13, the Wolves found themselves with their backs against the wall against Coleman. Trailing 22-14...

Hilbert, WI · 2d