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Green Bay bar owner, 3 liquor stores accused of liquor law violations
A Green Bay bar owner sold Milwaukee's Best beer out of all of his beer taps and refilled top-shelf liquor bottles with lower-priced booze, according to a criminal complaint filed in Brown County Circuit Court.
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Remembrance Program looks at hope, coping
Fort Howard Memorial Park, 1350 N. Military Ave., will hold its Holiday Remembrance Program at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Officials say projects won't hurt access to Pamperin Park
State transportation officials are promising that the major reconstruction of Wisconsin 29 won't interrupt access to Pamperin Park.
Blacksmith's work takes an artistic bent
Jeff Benson always envisioned himself as his own boss, and he's been that most of his adult life.
Howard Village Board approves 2011 agreement
A reconstruction project on Velp Avenue is scheduled to begin in 2011, after the Village Board unanimously approved an updated agreement with the state.
Storm water fee waiver dropped
After two votes - both of which failed by a 4-4 margin - the Village Board dropped an ordinance last month that would have waived storm water fees for the Howard-Suamico School District for five years.
Homes built this year might be smaller and less costly than their predecessors, but builders say a tax credit for homebuyers has provided at least that boost to lagging construction rates.
Italian imports now line the shelves at Rozzi's
HOWARD - Italian food and culture have been a fascination of Jim Beauvais' since he was a kid working in an Illinois pizza shop.
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is the traditional start of the holiday shopping season and many retailers open extra early to attract bargain hunters.
Howard cheese shop to hold book signing
HOWARD - The authors of "The Master Cheesemakers of Wisconsin" will be at Nala's Fromagerie, 445 Cardinal Lane, from 5 to 7 p.m. today for a book signing and cheese tasting.
Howard budget calls for little change
Residents in Howard won't see much of a change in the amount they're paying to the village in property taxes if the Village Board passes the proposed 2010 budget at Monday night's meeting without any changes.
Roth intends to join race against Kagen
State Rep. Roger Roth, R-Grand Chute, said Friday he intends to join the crowded field of candidates seeking the 2010 Republican nomination for the 8th Congressional District.
A Sex Offender in Every Community
A convicted sex offender is still living at the Brown County jail after a De Pere landlord changed their mind about renting to him.
Village of Howard to offer seasonal flu, H1N1 vaccines Dec. 3
The village of Howard will offer seasonal flu vaccinations to the public on Dec.
Former state Rep. Terri McCormick says shell stand out in 8th...
Former state Rep. Terri McCormick expressed confidence Tuesday that she would stand out in the crowded field of candidates seeking the Republican nomination for the 8th Congressional District race.
Sex offender board approves two moves in city
Two convicted sex offenders have won approval to move within the city of Green Bay.
Officials encourage biking, walking by making it safer
The Howard-Suamico School District is collaborating with local and county officials to make it safer for students to walk and bike to school.
Interstate status may hinge on 41/43 ramp
Eliminating the ramp connecting northbound U.S. 41 to Interstate 43 in Howard may not be part of the state's massive reconstruction project on U.S. 41.
Howard shops hosting grand opening
Wine Premiere & Nala's fromagerie are hosting grand opening celebrations today and Saturday at their new locations at 445 Cardinal Lane.
Veterans Day breakfast in Howard
In honor of Veterans Day, the Duck Creek VFW Post 7543 is holding a special breakfast event Wednesday.