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New Sheboygan Falls subdivision to address entry-level housing shortage, priced under $250K
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Ground was broken on a new Sheboygan Falls subdivision on Monday, a project intended to make more entry-level homes available to a workforce that’s also in short supply and in need of that housing.
The Founders’ Pointe Subdivision, located on a parcel southwest of the Highway 32/23 intersection, will consist of some 600 homes built over the next six years, each of them with three bedrooms, two baths and a two-car attached garage...
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Hospitals merging amid industry challenges
WISBUSINESS As hospitals in Wisconsin grapple with a tight labor market and rising costs, mergers offer a chance to improve care coordination and bring together complementary skills.
The latest in a series of recent high-profile hospital mergers was announced last month between Milwaukee-based Froedtert Health and ThedaCare, which is based in Neenah. The two health systems have signed a letter of intent to merge, and plan to complete that process by the end of the year...
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Career EXCELerate gives job seekers "confidence to pursue their dreams
CAREER EXCELERATE WISCONSIN MENASHA - Korie would love to be a teacher in a 4-year-old kindergarten classroom. Her mental health was a big hurdle. Finances were another. Goodwill NCW, Fox Valley Technical College and Rawhide Youth Services have teamed up to provide job seekers like Korie a comprehensive career-training program called Career EXCELerate Wisconsin. The new program is supported by a Workforce Innovation Grant from the state of Wisconsin.
“It has given me the confidence to know that I can go back to school and do well.
It’s given me a refresher on a lot of vital skills. Confidence is a big one, just
knowing that I’ve got the support has been amazing,” Korie said...
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Lakeshore recognized again for its military student support
THE BUSINESS NEWS CLEVELAND - For the 14th consecutive year, Lakeshore Technical College (LTC) – located in Manitowoc County – has received the Military Friendly designation for its continued focus on supporting its military and veteran students.
Founded in 2003, Military Friendly is a trademarked distinction started by Viqtory of Carnot-Moon Pennsylvania – a recruitment company that specializes in finding new ways to help the military community transition into civilian jobs, schools and businesses.
Run by veterans for veterans, Military Friendly was created to ensure fair treatment of veteran students...
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Twenty years and counting: The Business News celebrates its 20th anniversary, looks toward the future
THE BUSINESS NEWS New businesses have opened, while others have closed. Companies have undergone expansions, while others have implemented layoffs. Organizations have celebrated the longevity of their tenured leaders, while others welcomed a new generation of management. Through it all, one of the things that has remained constant is The Business News...
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New leader heading up Bay Area WDB: Vickie Patterson plans to focus on training individuals today to be prepared for the jobs of tomorrow THE BUSINESS NEWS
NORTHEAST WISCONSIN - As one of the 11 regional boards established in the State of Wisconsin by the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA), the Bay Area Workforce Development Board (Bay Area WDB) focuses on addressing local economic workforce issues in the counties of Brown, Door, Florence, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano and Sheboygan. The guidance of that work is now in the hands of Vickie Patterson, the organization’s new executive director – taking the reins from Matthew Valiquette, who left the nonprofit for a job in his home state of Michigan earlier this year... Read More 6> Special Event
Conversation with Bemis leaders will highlight Family & Closely Held Business Summit
BIZTIMES A keynote conversation with Richard Bemis, a board director and the former chairman and CEO of Sheboygan Falls-based Bemis Manufacturing Co., and Vesla Hoeschen, board chair for Bemis, will highlight BizTimes Media’s 9th annual Family & Closely Held Business Summit on June 7, from 2-6:30 p.m., at Brookfield Conference Center. Click here to register.
Bemis Manufacturing is a leading manufacturer of toilet seats and a leader in custom plastic injection molding. The family-owned business was founded in 1901 and is now in the fourth generation of family leadership. The company has more than 1,600 employees in six countries...
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Financial firm in Manitowoc celebrates Forbes recognition
THE BUSINESS NEWS MANITOWOC - In the business world, success can be measured in a variety of ways – oftentimes, a balance between business aspirations and continual growth within a competitive marketplace. Nathan Raddatz said for the advisors at Skylight Wealth Management, they measure success through the passion they have for serving customers. Recently, the Manitowoc firm’s continued dedication to its clients was recognized by Forbes Magazine when it was named “Best-in-State Wealth Management Team...” Read More 8> Expansion and Business Development in the New North
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Region has just published the 2023 edition of the I-41 Project newsletter
CONNECTING WISCONSIN The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is moving forward with plans to reconstruct and expand 23 miles of I-41 (WIS 96 to County F) between Appleton and De Pere. The improvements to the corridor are needed to increase
safety and reduce congestion. Throughout 2023, WisDOT will continue developing the final design plans and construction staging plans for the anticipated 2024 start of construction...
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Elevate Sustainability as an Economic Driver
Green Bay Botanical Garden unveils new children's garden
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GREEN BAY - After about a year of construction, the new Bell Children's Garden was revealed Monday at the Green Bay Botanical Garden. Members of the community, donors and students all gathered for the ribbon cutting, with Heritage Elementary School students being the first to enter the new space. Read More 10>
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