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WWW.GREENBAYPRESSGAZETTE.COM GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 2013 A5 1 'Receiver' statue almost transformed into Driver likeness MBM Printed by I KjmbeHyClaik BBj The unveilings will take place at 2:30 p.m. June 15 at that corner and on the property of Titletown Brewery, which owns the statue. The event will include live music. Afterward, a child-sized Donald Driver Way sign will be unveiled at the Children's Museum of Green Bay as part of the museum's one-year birthday celebration. Press-Gazette Media The conversion of the generic "Receiver" statue to a statue of recently retired Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver is nearing completion and should be ready in time for a celebration planned for June 15.

Driver is expected to attend when the city of Green Bay unveils both the newly repainted statue and the new Donald Driver Way street sign, marking what used to be a northern section of Pearl Street at the corner of Dousman Street. "The Receiver" statue at Titletown Brewing Co. in Green Bay now resembles longtime Green Bay Packers star Donald Driver, jim MATTHEWSPRESS-GAZETTE MEDIA www.circle-of-faith.org Denmark, WI Saturday, June 8, 2012 Polka Mass 4 p.m. Featuring Jerry Voelker Jolly Gents -Playing until 7:00 p.m.- Police look into spate of overnight robberies StfljaflHilC Brats Burners Hot Doss Homemade Desserts Soup Cook-Off $6.00 try all the soups! City of Green Bay not likely to come after ambitious gardener 7:30 p.m. To 11:30 p.m.

5 Citd QiatL 3 Kiddie Cort 3PD Teddie Bear Picnic Outdoor Mass 10 a.m. Pork Sandwiches, Pork Plate with stuffing and German Potato Salad, Chicken Booyah (cooked by Fireman's Dept) Hot Dogs Burgers Brats IF YOU GO The Green Bay City Council's Improvement and Service Committee will discuss Farrell's garden at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 207, Green Bay City Hall, 100 N.Jefferson St. 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Station at 2011 Allouez Ave. in Bellevue. Shortly after 2:40 a.m., a man entered the store, displayed a handgun and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash, according to the sheriff's department.

The suspect was described as a white male about 6 feet tall with black hair wearing blue sweat pants with a white stripe and a backpack. Deputies also handled a burglary shortly after midnight Thursday in Denmark when three younger-looking males broke into Denmark Mini Mart at 250 Wisconsin Ave. and made off with what appeared to be beer and cigarettes. Press-Gazette Media Officers from a number of agencies on Friday were investigating a spate of overnight armed robberies and burglaries in Brown County. Green Bay police are investigating an early morning robbery of a gas station on the city's southwest side.

Police were called to Lombardi Express at 1228 S. Ashland Ave. around 12:15 a.m. Friday on a report of an armed robbery. The suspect is described as a white male about 6 feet tall.

The Brown County Sheriff's Department was investigating an armed robbery of Grand Central Garden Art Tickets to Sporting Events Basket of Baked Goods Autographed Sport Collectibles RSo Much WI-5001661350 "VVbodside A Lutheran heritage. Serving all faiths. By Patti Zarling Press-Gazette Media Green Bay officials aren't likely to force Patrick Farrell to mow down his expanded garden patch any time soon, but they may ask him to plant elsewhere next year. Farrell is a man who likes to garden. He's lived 66 of his 70 years at his James Street home on the city's near west side, and he's planted corn, peas, all kinds of peppers, a variety of potatoes, okra, flowers and more in plots throughout his yard.

"I don't like grass," he said. But Farrell got into trouble with the city when he planted in the terrace area of the property, between the sidewalk and street. That area is owned by the city and considered right-of-way, according to assistant city attorney Kail Decker. But the city has no beef with the rest of Far-rell's plantings. A dust up about the way the area is being use happened after two children in the garden threw stones at someone on a motorcycle who complained to the city, Farrell said.

He thought the city might require him to remove the garden, but Deck- TSPFHIAI DcAniMPP dv MniviiPA -a, I IICHUiniUO PI IVIUIMIUH I 3U70 JTT It kip jt niki I er said the city likely will let him keep his crop this year and work to educate him next year. "This is a low-priority issue for us," he said. "It's probably not worth spending a lot of time on. But if the Department of Public Works would need the area they would tear it up." A city committee will consider a one-year special exemption on the use of that area on Wednesday. Farrell said he's been gardening in the terrace space for a few years.

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The Kenosha Police and Fire Commission (PFC) directed Police Chief John Morrissey to review a July 2012 tasing of Keenan Smith (caught on dash cam) and the purported falsified police report of the incident. The PFC accepted a report from Morrissey along with two internal and two "independent" reviews. Morrissey has made multiple claims in the reports, on the Kenosha Police Department website and in interviews, stating that all the investigators worked separately in developing their opinions. The Commission unanimously accepted Morrissey's decision not to discipline the officer. This was based on Morrissey's findings and the reportedly "independent" reviews.

Ira B. Robins (investigator for Laurie "Bambi" Bambenek) hired by the Bell family, discovered through open records requests that Morrissey had direct input into the "independent" review process and that he influenced the final content. Robins' REPORT to the FBI is available at MichaelBell.info and PLEA FOR A CHANGE "My cell phone is 262-945-XXXX and this is my personal email jwmXXXwi.rr.com. I am not using my work email due to open records request. email written by Chief Morrissey "Again, I would like to keep the fact that I have asked you to review this incident totally between me and you only and when my officers complete the review I would compare them.

email written by Chief Morrissey added two sentences they are highlighted in yellow, I would ask that you review them and consider adding them to your report. email written by Chief Morrissey Sentence added to report: "The Chief did not provide his opinion of the incident." don't think there could have been any more independent type of investigation, and I don't think there could have been any other conclusion." Comments made by Morrissey and reported in Kenosha News. Chief of Police John W. Morrissey When police kill, should they judge themselves? YOUMiltfiT search: Keenan Smith Tasing The Keenan Smith incident was included in a patterns and practice investigation commissioned by the Bell family and sent to the FBI and U.S. Attorney.

That investigation also covered the fatal shooting of Michael E. Bell. The Bell family claims that the Kenosha PD's investigation and defense of the Bell shooting (along with other incidents) included multiple obstruction of justice violations. To support a federal investigation, contact: US Attorney James L. Santelle 517 E.

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