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Lomira, Bonduel will play in Division 6 state semifinals in battle of unbeatens
LOMIRA – It doesn't get much bigger than two undefeated teams playing each other for a trip to the state championship. That's the scenario that Lomira is in when it faces, Bonduel in the Division 6 state semifinals. "12-0 vs. 12-0, it's a great opportunity. We know that each level is going to get harder and harder and it's going to take out best game," Lomira head coach Bryan Gregory said. More: Who will be the Oshkosh, Fond du Lac reader’s choice boys soccer POTY? More: Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake Lomira enters the Division 6 state semifinals as a No. 2 seed and will play No. 1 Bonduel. That game is set to kick off at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13 at Kimberly's Papermaker Stadium which is by John R Gerritts Middle School. "I know our community is going to be there like they were against Edgar, and it's going to be nice to play on turf," Lomira junior Mason Schelvan said. To make the state semifinal, Lomira started with a 45-8 win against Fall River/River in Level 1, then beat Cambridge 28-6 in Level 2 and beat Edgar 16-12 in the
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Drafted Green Bay budget for 2027 draws scrutiny over neighborhoods
Green Bay's Joint Finance and Personnel Committee on Nov. 12 endorsed Mayor Eric Genrich's proposed city budget for 2027, the mayor's last and largest spending proposal . There was little debate and few revisions save for discussion about funding to neighborhood associations. Barring changes at the City Council's Nov. 17 meeting, a $149.6 million fund will cover much of the city's expenses in 2027. The city will collect $75.6 million from property taxes, including tax increment districts. The property tax rate will rise by 3%, increasing to $8.62 for every $1,000 of assessed property value. The committee recommended adding $45,000 to hire a part-time liaison who would aid the operations of Green Bay Neighborhoods , a separate organization that oversees the city's network of neighborhood associations. City Council President Alyssa Proffitt made the recommendation. City Council member Kathy Hinkfuss has said the city should invest more in its neighborhoods. Many associations, in recent years, have seen their membership crater and participation drop. Four associations in the city became inactive this year, including the association's 50th neighborhood called Badger Tracks, according to Tarl Knight, the organization's chairman. Knight, along with a cohort of neighborhood association members and presidents, painted the money