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Green Bay, WI News Archives for November 2009

Monday Nov 30 | WBAY

De Pere Police Identify Suspect in Cash Advance Robbery

De Pere police identified a suspect in the armed robbery at Advance America cash advance store.

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Monday Nov 30 | Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay schools see more homeless students

The number of homeless students in the Green Bay School District is up 20 percent from this time last year, a trend officials expect will persist as the sagging economy continues to take its toll.

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Monday Nov 30 | Green Bay Press-Gazette

University Avenue reopens after crash injuring woman

A woman was injured in a crash involving a semitrailer and a car on the northeast side of Green Bay this morning.

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Monday Nov 30 | WisInfo

Four hurt in crash on Outagamie, Brown county line

ONEIDA - Four people were injured, at least one seriously, in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Outagamie County EE at County U in the Town of Oneida just after 5 p.m. Sunday.

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Sun Nov 29, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Wisconsin gun deer hunt called one of the worst years ever

A hunter all his life, Brian Cupp of Neenah could have been out in the woods on Saturday for the second-to-last day of deer hunting season.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

De Pere police seek suspect in armed robbery at Advance American Cash Advance

De Pere police are looking for a man they suspect was involved in an armed robbery at Advance American Cash Advance on Saturday.

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Sat Nov 28, 2009

WisInfo

'Lombardi Legacy' explores Green Bay Packers coach's role as racial pioneer

EDITOR'S NOTE: In their new book "The Lombardi Legacy," author Royce Boyles and former Packers linebacker Dave Robinson attempted to provide rare behind-the-scenes glimpses of Vince Lombardi.

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WisInfo

ComedyCity making move to SC Grand

LAWRENCE - ComedyCity is moving in January from downtown De Pere to The SC Grand Banquet and Convention Center.

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Fri Nov 27, 2009

WisInfo

Green Bay residents can compete in holiday lights contest

Green Bay residents are expected to light up the sky again this holiday season for the citywide It's A Wonderful Lights contest and tour.

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Thu Nov 26, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Unemployment rate dips in Green Bay

The unemployment rate was slightly lower in the Green Bay metro area in October, as it was in most of the state.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Regulators suspend attorneys license

A Green Bay lawyer's law license has been suspended because he failed to cooperate with investigators from the state Office of Lawyer Regulation.

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WBAY

Wis. deer kill not expected to change

A big-game biologist says snowier weather heading for Wisconsin over Thanksgiving likely won't affect the outcome of the deer gun season.

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Wed Nov 25, 2009

WBAY

Green Bay Fire Department Hopes to Keep Wreaths Green

It's an annual holiday season tradition for the Green Bay Fire Department -- spreading a message of safety with lighted Christmas wreaths outside their fire stations.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Making a federal case for expansion

U.S. Judge William Griesbach doesn't think Green Bay should have to wait 12 more years for a federal courthouse.

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Oshkosh Northwestern

Woman found dead by hunters in Manitowoc County was separating from her husband

Authorities found a store receipt near the body of a woman that included duct tape, a utility knife and weed killer, according to search warrants filed this week and obtained by the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Hunters found the body of Miki Greaves, 50, of Ashwaubenon, lying beside a remote road in the town of Cooperstown, north of Menchalville, early ...

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Armed robbery of El Ranchito on Green Bays east side investigated

Police are investigating the armed robbery of an east-side convenience store Monday night.

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Tue Nov 24, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay man charged with poaching Michigan wolf

A Green Bay man has been charged in Michigan with illegally killing a wolf in Iron County earlier this month, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

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WMTV Madison

Utility Company Planning Layoffs

A Wisconsin utility says layoffs and furloughs are in the future as it deals with a decline in power usage -- primarily in the commercial sector.

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Wausau Daily Herald

Travelers beware of winter weather for Thanksgiving

Motorists traveling to and from central Wisconsin for the Thanksgiving holiday can expect rain -- and maybe even a little bit of snow -- as they hit the roads Wednesday and Thursday.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Person of interest held in Green Bay shooting

A person of interest in Thursday's shooting on Crooks Street is in custody at the Brown County Jail, Green Bay police said this morning.

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Mon Nov 23, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

4 felonies lodged against man in Green Bay bar-shooting case

A 30-year-old Green Bay man was charged with four felonies after allegedly shooting into a west-side tavern and leading police on a high-speed chase last week.

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Sun Nov 22, 2009

WisInfo

1,000 turn out to see Door County faces, places on the big screen

A nearly full house of 1,000 turned out Sunday to watch Door County landmarks play starring roles in the film "Feed the Fish." Additional information ♦ Family connection feeds 'Fish' ♦ Photo gallery from Sunday night's screening.

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WisInfo

Green Bay man sentenced in drug raid arrest

A 36-year-old Green Bay man arrested during a June drug raid was sentenced Friday to 38 days in jail and issued a $784 fine.

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Sat Nov 21, 2009

WisInfo

Green Bay man convicted in apartment fight

One of the six people charged in a May 11 beating pleaded no contest earlier this week to felony charges.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Collision injures Green Bay motorcyclist

A motorcyclist was injured Friday after colliding with a vehicle, police said. The motorcyclist was identified as Allen Rossal, 58, of Green Bay, who was taken to Aurora BayCare Medical Center.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Burglaries strike west-side Green Bay garages

Police are cautioning residents on Green Bay's west side and the adjacent area in Ashwaubenon to protect themselves after a rash of burglaries in which perpetrators broke into locked garages.

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Fri Nov 20, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Probe into shooting on Crooks Street in Green Bay turns up nothing new

Police investigating a Thursday afternoon shooting on Green Bay's east side said today that a neighborhood canvass has turned up no new witnesses or information.

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WisInfo

Wisconsin update

MADISON - The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says most road construction projects in the state are done for the year, which should ease travel over the Thanksgiving holiday.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

The cost of counsel: Green bay has spent more than $300,000 in past two years on legal issues

The city of Green Bay paid more than $300,000 to a Wausau-based law firm to handle legal issues related to 13 of the city's labor unions in 2007 and 2008.

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Thu Nov 19, 2009

WBAY

Man Shot in Green Bay Neighborhood

Green Bay police say a person shot in an east-side neighborhood will recover, and is talking with investigators.

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Associated Content

Christmas Tree Farms - Green Bay, Wisconsin 2009

Christmas Tree Farms in the Green Bay, Wisconsin and surrounding area. Provided in each Christmas Tree Farm listing is the farm location, contact info, and whether the farm offers choose and cut your own Christmas Trees and/or fresh pre-cut Christmas Trees.

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Wed Nov 18, 2009

WFRV-TV Green Bay

De Pere sex offender won't move to community

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections and the apartment manager told police Wednesday Geitano Schmidt will not move into the Broadway apartment.

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WFRV-TV Green Bay

Green Bay Police test new crime tracking website

GREEN BAY Getting up-to-date information about crimes in Green Bay is now just a click away.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Fund set up for Green Bay crash victim

A fund has been established at North Shore Bank for Elizabeth Moore, 18, who was seriously injured Nov.

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Tue Nov 17, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Efforts to raise cash for area schools take hit

The struggling economy has made it more difficult for some local schools to raise money.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Tequila's cantina gives downtown Green Bay shot in arm

The building at 126 S. Adams St. in Green Bay has seen an odd evolution the last two years with the on-again-off-again operation of The Stein, and now a new owner who is bringing a Mexican restaurant and bar to the site.

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WBAY

Changes Will Come to Green Bay School District

Green Bay's school superintendent says the same-old, same-old is not going to work anymore.

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WFRV-TV Green Bay

Names released in 41 crash

The Brown County Sheriff's Department has released the names of the three people injured in an early morning crash on Highway 41.

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Mon Nov 16, 2009

Marshfield News-Herald

A.M. essentials: Sunshine, gas prices dip

The National Weather Service office in Green Bay reports the following weather conditions for the Marshfield area today: Veterans Day: Partly sunny, with a high near 56.

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Sun Nov 15, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay man arrested in North Dakota drug bust

A 20-year-old Green Bay man was arrested Thursday night in North Dakota when police found about 110 pounds of marijuana in a vehicle in which he was a passenger, the Bismarck Tribune reported.

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WisInfo

Man in waters of Green Bay presumed rescued

TOWN OF SCOTT - The New Franken Fire Department and Brown County Sheriff's Department are waiting to confirm that a man has been rescued after his boat capsized in the waters of Green Bay.

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Sat Nov 14, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

4 teens arrested, 1 Tased in fight on west side of Green Bay

One teenager was zapped with a Taser stun gun and four teens were arrested after an after school fight on Green Bay's west side.

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Fri Nov 13, 2009

WisDOT

Appleton/Green Bay area shoppers encouraged to try alternate routes

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Region in Green Bay is reminding motorists to avoid backups on areas near popular shopping destinations.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Shots fired into Broadway tavern; man arrested after chase in Green Bay

A 30-year-old man is in custody today after a high-speed chase that began with gunshots fired into a tavern on South Broadway early this morning.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Turnout lighter than expected at area swine flu clinic

News of death and severe illness because of the swine flu makes Alfredo Atkinson of Green Bay anxious.

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Thu Nov 12, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

News conference may discuss Shalhoub film premiere

A news conference this morning at the Meyer Theatre may focus on the movie, "Feed the Fish," featuring Green Bay native Tony Shalhoub.

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WLUK-TV Green Bay

Green Bay armed robbery

Green Bay police are searching for a man they say robbed a gas station at gunpoint.

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WisInfo

Patricia Williams pleads no contest in overdose death of niece Chesica Leisner

A 46-year-old Green Bay woman pleaded no contest to a reckless homicide charge Tuesday for supplying the drugs that killed her 28-year-old niece.

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Wed Nov 11, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay meeting to focus on health care

Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce has scheduled a meeting to discuss the new health-care proposals at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Tundra Lodge Resort Waterpark and Conference Center, 865 Lombardi Ave.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Fox River cleanup crews donate $4,500 to Green Bay Fire Dept.

The workers cleaning up the Fox River contamination are donating $4,500 to the Green Bay Fire Department for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

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WisInfo

Invenergy seeks land to construct major wind farm

Business has been slow, so dairy farmer Bernie Kozlovsky could use a little extra cash as much as the next guy.

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Tue Nov 10, 2009

WBAY

St. John's Pastor Sells Mother's Silver for Homeless Shelter

A Green Bay priest has auctioned off his late mother's silver collection and donated the $20,000 in proceeds to a homeless shelter.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay prison inmate attempts suicide

A 27-year-old prison inmate was hospitalized Monday morning after an apparent suicide attempt at the Green Bay Correctional Institution.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay officials evaluate safety of intersections

Jessica Bartels thought the problem was fixed. On Nov. 3, the 31-year-old from Green Bay woman saw traffic-light poles up as she drove to the intersection of East Mason Street and Ontario Road.

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WisInfo

Sterilizer helps boost Austin Straubel's business

ASHWAUBENON - The steel and blue San-i-Pak autoclave in the benign-looking metal building at Austin Straubel International Airport could be a key component in the future of the facility.

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Mon Nov 09, 2009

NBC26

Shots Fired Into Green Bay Home

FDL Man Sentenced for 33-year-old Murder A Fond du Lac County judge sentences a man sentenced to life in prison for killing a go-go dancer more than three decades ago.

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WisInfo

Green Bay police launch crime-mapping Web site

Getting information about crimes in Green Bay is as easy as clicking a mouse because of a new crime-mapping Web site provided by the Green Bay Police Department.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay Symphony to feature famous works on Saturday

Well-known classical works fill the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra's program Saturday at the Weidner Center.

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Sun Nov 08, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

New rule prompts call to save ship

John Soyring spends every Nov. 10 at the same place, doing the same thing. The Green Bay man goes to the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish Point on the Lake Superior shore to ring the bell in honor of his uncle and the other 28 men who perished when the freighter Edmund Fitzgerald sank in a brutal storm 34 years ago.

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WMTV Madison

Innocence Project Seeks New Trial for '92 Killing

The Wisconsin Innocence Project is seeking a new trial for a man convicted of killing a man in a Green Bay paper mill 17 years ago.

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WisInfo

Green Bay police arrest suspect in armed robberies of Pensaukee, Pulaski and Sobieski gas stations

GREEN BAY - Police arrested a 32-year-old Sobieski man wanted for questioning in three armed robberies after his vehicle was spotted at a Shawano Avenue motel Saturday morning.

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WisInfo

Girl, 17, charged in Green Bay stabbing

GREEN BAY - A 17-year-old girl was charged Thursday with first-degree reckless endangerment for allegedly stabbing a 19-year-old woman in the neck during a fight Wednesday on the city's west side.

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Sat Nov 07, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Story, photos: Green Bay man crashes SUV in apparent suicide try near Greenbush

A 50-year-old Green Bay man was hospitalized but survived after crashing his SUV in an apparent suicide attempt near Greenbush on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Sheboygan County Sheriff's Department.

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WisInfo

Marc Trager seeks GOP nomination in 8th District

The Republican field of candidates running to challenge U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen, D-Appleton, gets bigger today as Howard physician Marc Trager announces his run for Congress.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Wisconsin Innocence Project seeks a new trial for Moore

One of the men convicted of murdering Tom Monfils in a Green Bay paper mill 12 years ago has enlisted the aid of the Wisconsin Innocence Project in seeking a new trial.

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Fri Nov 06, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Gunshot fired Thursday night on Green Bay's east side

Someone fired a single gunshot, most likely from a handgun, through a front window of a home in the 1200 block of Day Street on Thursday on the city's east side.

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WMTV Madison

Wisconsin Medical Board to Discipline Green Bay Doctor

The state Medical Examining Board says it will discipline a Green Bay physician for failing to adequately assess a patient.

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WisInfo

Legal battle with Press-Gazette cost Green Bay $27K in fees

A battle between the city of Green Bay and the Green Bay Press-Gazette over the release of two years of legal fee bills ended up costing the the city $27,000 in legal fees.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay man charged with drugging, raping woman he met on MySpace

A 29-year-old Green Bay man was charged Thursday with two counts of sexual assault for allegedly drugging and raping a woman he met on an Internet social networking site.

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Thu Nov 05, 2009

WisInfo

Tax hike likely with Green Bay budget

Green Bay residents could see a tax rate increase of 1.9 percent under a $101.5 million spending package that Mayor Jim Schmitt has proposed for 2010.

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WFRV-TV Green Bay

Police arrest 17-year-old in stabbing

Circumstances surrounding this incident are still under investigation, Green Bay police said today.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Port of Green Bay 'doing fine' after slow start to season

Aside from the first two months of the shipping season, when nothing was moving because of the economic downturn, the port of Green Bay's manager says it has held its own this season.

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WisInfo

Maxwell Majeski charged with homicide in fatal shooting in Scott of Jeremy Moorehead

Maxwell Majeski shot Jeremy Moorehead twice in the chest as both of Moorehead's hands were in the air, according to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday.

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Wed Nov 04, 2009

FOX6Now.com - WITI

Obama returns to Wisconsin to talk education

President Barack Obama will be making his second appearance in Wisconsin since winning election when he appears at a Madison middle school on Wednesday.

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Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal

Racial profiling data to be topic of listening sessions

Madison a ' State justice officials want to hear from the public on a new rule that calls for police to collect racial data during traffic stops.

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WisInfo

Kagen seeks to save Green Bay mail center, postmark

WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen is trying to ensure that Green Bay retains its postmark.

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WisInfo

One dead in Brown County crash on U.S. 41 near Green Bay

ASHWAUBENON - One man was killed in a three-vehicle crash involving a semitrailer truck Monday night on U.S. 41, Ashwaubenon Public Safety Lt.

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Tue Nov 03, 2009

Appleton Post-Crescent

Robert Roloff of Allouez killed in Brown County crash on U.S. 41 near Green Bay

The driver killed in a three-vehicle crash Monday night on U.S. 41 has been identified as Robert Roloff, 78, of Allouez, the Brown County Sheriff's Office said today.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Sonic opens in Green Bay

Richie Plass had a chili dog in his hand and an ear-to-ear smile on his face. Sonic Drive-In was open.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay Chamber plans trip to China

The Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a business trip to China for April 7 to 16.

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Mon Nov 02, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Green Bay city employee accused of stealing Aaron Rodgers Drive street sign

The man accused of stealing the Aaron Rodgers Drive street sign early Saturday is a 16-year employee of the Green Bay Water Utility.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Teen expected to appear in court after fatal shooting in Scott

An 18-year-old man, Maxwell Majeski, is in custody after a Sunday night incident in which a 29-year-old man was shot to death at a home in the town of Scott, Brown County Sheriff Dennis Kocken said this morning.

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WisDOT

WIS 310 opening Friday, Oct. 30 in Manitowoc County

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Regional Office at Green Bay is announcing WIS 310 is reopening Friday, Oct.

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Sun Nov 01, 2009

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Fire causes $30K damage to garage on Green Bays southeast side

Fire caused $30,000 to $35,000 damage to the detached garage at a home on Green Bay's southeast side early Sunday afternoon.

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Green Bay Press-Gazette

Projects could expand broadband access in region

Stimulus dollars could help local companies expand the reach of broadband high-speed Internet service in Northeastern Wisconsin, a service that rural residents say still is out of reach.

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WisInfo

St. Vincent to open retail store in Ashwaubenon

ASHWAUBENON - St. Vincent de Paul Society of Green Bay will open a retail store Monday at 1171 Lombardi Access Road.

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