On the EAA grounds traffic is just starting to pick-up, as many of those arriving early are volunteers....
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Get ready Northeast Wisconsin, Green Bay Restaurant Week is almost here
WFRV
GREEN BAY -- In just a few days in greater Green Bay, an annual event aimed at filling all your dining needs – opens for another run. Kris Schuller says get ready, for the most delicious week of the year.
If you’re planning to go out to eat soon, you have chosen well. In a few days 33 restaurants in the greater Green Bay area will again mark Green Bay Restaurant Week....Read More 2>
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Local Green Bay business celebrates 150 years in-service, spanning five generations
WFRV
GREEN BAY -- It is rare companies are able to remain in business for over 100 years. It is even rarer when company’s are family own and transcend multiple generations. Well on Monday, July 12, GLC Minerals was able to celebrate both of these feats.
GLC Minerals is a Green Bay-based business that was founded in 1871 by Fred Hurlbut. The company is a custom manufacturer of calcium carbonate, calcium, magnesium carbonate, and calcium sulfate products....Read More 3>
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Fox Locks, Kaukauna to celebrate opening of five locks on Fox River
WBAY
KAUKAUNA -- The Fox Locks system and the City of Kaukauna are celebrating the opening five locks on the Fox River Tuesday, marking the first time in years boaters will be able to travel the river from Menasha to Kaukauna.
A ceremony is scheduled for 3-5 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Lift Bridge has been repaired and will raise and lower for boat traffic for the first time in more than 35 years....
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Waupaca’s Swan Park playground, splashpad fundraising gets Community First CU boost
FRIENDS OF WAUPACA PARKS
WAUPACA – A leadership gift commitment from Community First Credit Union will help replace an aging playground at Swan Park with a modern, inclusive and accessible play area and splash pad.
The $1.4 million project will reinvigorate one of the city’s busiest parks while enhancing Waupaca’s reputation as a great place to live and visit, says Andrew Whitman, Waupaca Parks and Recreation Director. “Portions of the playground have been removed due to safety concerns and issues,” he said. “This started the conversation about replacing the playground with an opportunity to make this a special place for the Waupaca community.”....
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