Subject: 04.28.23 New North Newsletter

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Promoting the Regional Brand
Fond du Lac riverfront project aims to prevent flooding, provide amenities
FOX 11 NEWS (WLUK)

FOND DU LAC – The city of Fond du Lac is moving forward with plans to develop its downtown riverfront area.

The city says the changes will improve land that is underutilized, but some residents believe flooding is the bigger concern...

Promoting the Regional Brand 
NFL Draft coming to Green Bay? Here's a look at what it could mean for Titletown
NBC 26 

GREEN BAY – There has been buzz about Green Bay hosting an NFL Draft for years.

The city was passed up for 2024, but the Packers have since put in bids to bring it here in either 2025 or 2027.

"I'm optimistic particularly for '25 or '27," Packers President Mark Murphy said before the team took off for their annual Tailgate Tour on April 11...

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Technology and Innovation
Froedtert & Medical College receive $12.5 million to launch traumatic brain injury treatment program for veterans, first responders
BIZ TIMES  

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin on Thursday announced plans for a new program aimed at treating traumatic brain injury in military veterans and first responders.

The program, known as BRAVE (Building Resilience through Action in Veterans and First Responders) will launch in fall thanks to a $12.5 million gift from the Avalon Action Alliance, a national nonprofit focused on the mental wellness of veterans and first responders experiencing the effects of TBI, post-traumatic stress and other psychological disorders.

Housed at the Froedtert & MCW Greenfield Highlands Health Center on South 108th St., the program is the first of its kind in the Midwest. It will be the sixth treatment center for the Avalon Action Alliance, which has locations at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University, MossRehab in Philadelphia, and in Atlanta. The network also includes several partner locations across the U.S...

Expansion and Business Development in the New North 
Door County Granary hope for development agreement extension with the city
DOORCOUNTYDAILYNEWS.COM

The people behind the Door County Granary are optimistic that you will be able to enjoy the structure in the near future.

The Sturgeon Bay Historical Society and the Door County Granary hosted a public meeting on Wednesday at the Sturgeon Bay branch of the Door County Library to share updates on the project and what to expect in the coming months. Construction continues on the site after it was shifted to its original site and had its original siding removed by Greenfire Management Services earlier this month. While the pandemic severely limited the group’s fundraising and construction progress, there is hope on the horizon...

Door County Granary located in Door County, Wis.
See DoorCountyDailyNews.com story above for more. 
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