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Harvest Hill Family Farm reopens one week after barn fire (opens the original)
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SEYMOUR, Wis. (WBAY) - Harvest Hill Family Farm has reopened one week after a barn fire, according to owner Dawn Everard. Everard said seeing the animals that survived the fire means everything to her. “This was the family farm. This was, you know, my dad… my dad’s life. And just seeing it like this is extremely sad,” Everard said. Everard said she realized horses were in the barn during the fire and focused on getting them out. “That’s when I realized there were horses in the barn. And then eve
WPS Proposes 15% Rate Increase Over Two Years; PSC Hears Public Input (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - For customers attending Tuesday’s Public Service Commission hearing, the debate over rising energy costs isn’t about politics — it’s about their bottom line. Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) is seeking approval from state regulators for a 15% rate increase for residential customers spread across the next two years. The proposed hike has drawn concern from local residents worried about rising household expenses. “Well, you know, everybody is struggling with money,” said Lea
Letter inside suspicious package that shutdown part of downtown Green Bay complained about a flag (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Police released a copy of the letter Thursday that was found inside a box that prompted an emergency shutdown of Adams and Cherry streets in downtown Green Bay on September 11. The box was investigated and found not to be a threat. Inside the box was an American flag and a letter. It’s now revealed that the letter was written to complain about the state of the flag hanging outside an Associated Bank branch in Hales Corner. The letter complained that the flag should have
Green Bay police K9 unit trains to protect community (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Green Bay Police Department K9 Vader has been working with Officer Tom Conley since July. Conley said the two train twice a month to maintain Vader’s skills. “We have a maintenance training twice a month. So we go over continued detection work, patrol work, patrol scenarios, general obedience,” Conley said. The training also focuses on helping Conley understand Vader’s responses. “They get imprinted on specific odors that we are looking for, and then they get trained to
Construction begins for phase two of Green Bay shipyard project (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - After years of planning, the second phase of Green Bay’s shipyard project is now moving forward. “Today also marks the transition from design to construction. We’re grateful to everyone who helped bring the project to this point, and we look forward to seeing it take shape,” Thomas Ramsey, project manager for Ayres Associates, said. The $14.3 million project will add more public space along the Fox River. Funding includes a $7.15 million National Park Service grant. “The
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