 Present Check"Thanks to a very successful golf outing the Crivitz Area Food Pantry can continue to pay down the mortgage on their new building in Crivitz. On Tuesday, July 2nd a check was presented to Marge Banaszak, Crivitz Food Pantry president, in the amount of $9,751 proceeds from the pantry's first golf outing. Frank Porth was overall chairman for the event, with the help of many volunteers. Frank Porth Chevrolet and Farmers & Merchants Bank were the two major sponsors for the golf outing. Pictured left to right are Carrie Hill, vice president of Farmers & Merchants Bank; Marge Banaszak, food pantry president, and Frank Porth, owner of Frank Porth Chevrolet. |
Crivitz Food Pantry Golf Outing Raises $10,000Issue Date: July 11, 2019 The Crivitz Area Food Pantry held it's first golf outing on Tuesday June 25 at Hunters Glen Golf Course in Crivitz. Major sponsors for the outing were Frank Porth Chevrolet in Crivitz and Farmers & Merchants Bank and Trust in Marinette and Crivitz.
Frank Porth was the overall chairman for the event which raised approximately $10,000 for the pantry. Porth was instrumental in getting prizes, teams and hole sponsors. His dealership also sponsored a car to be given away to anyone who had a hole in one at a certain hole, but there was...
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County May Ask Legislators For Help With DNR PermitsIssue Date: July 11, 2019 Frustrations he has faced in dealings with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on two issues over the past two or three years were obvious in Marinette County Administrator John LeFebvre's report to the Development Committee on Tuesday, July 9.
Discussion eventually led to a suggestion from Supervisor Bonnie Popp that the county should contact local legislators and ask them to help set up a meeting with the DNR to get things settled. LeFebvre and other committee members agreed that might be the right answer.
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No Grass Clippings In Peshtigo StreetsIssue Date: July 11, 2019 City of Peshtigo residents are reminded that they cannot put grass clippings in the streets any more until fall. The wet clippings in summer cause the gutters to clog up, Public Works Director George Cowell told City Council on Tuesday, July 2. Street sweeping had just been completed.
Cowell also reminded residents that if they want to put large items on the curb for pickup by the city's garbage collection crew they need to pay for that service first at the Municipal Building. They can also bring the items to the city garage from 8 ...
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Marinette Council Refers Dog Issue Back To ParksIssue Date: July 11, 2019 The City of Marinette Common Council chambers was filled with approximately 50 residents on Tuesday, July 9 for a public hearing if a four story condominium unit should be allowed to be constructed on Cleveland Ave., where the old knitting mill was located and for public comment on whether or not if dogs should be allowed in City Parks. Concerns were raised on one or both of the two open discussions.
City resident Jack Glonek said, "The lack of adequate parking will result in overwhelming the side streets. I am asking the Council to ...
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Green Bay Man Drowns After Falling From RaftIssue Date: July 11, 2019 After searching nearly two hours on the evening of Saturday, July 6, divers recovered the body of Nathaniel J. Prenot, 37, who had drowned after falling from a raft into Anderson Lake about six miles south of Mountain in the Oconto County Town of Breed.
Oconto County Sheriff Todd Skarban said the Oconto County Emergency Dispatch Center received a call at 6:26 p.m. on Saturday reporting that a man had fallen off a raft into the water and did not resurface.
A search team of sheriff's deputies, wardens, divers and first respond...
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