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My Community www.greenbaypressgazette.com Green Bay Press-Gazette Thursday, September 18, 2008 A-5 NEWs IN NORTHEASTERN WISCONSIN Ledgeview new son with a The Town Board Tuesday discussed the possibility of enlisting professional services to complete a town facilities assessment. The proposal would consist of a 20-year assessment of the existing town buildings with details on what is needed and an analysis of possible new facilities. About $30,000 was budgeted in 2008 for a potential study and rates for assessments have come in around $27,000, said Sarah Burdette, town administrator. The idea was, she said, that through a professional service the recommendations will be on a more level playing field any recommendations will not have any perceived staff motivations. Burdette said there are issues with spacing for the staff now and if any staff expansion were to take place, there would simply be no room.

Supervisor Tim Beno said with a pricetag of $27,000, he's just "not feeling it." Beno said the concept is fine, but he doesn't think it's a need the town should look at now. Jeff Van Straten, town chairman, instructed staff to put together a meeting to go over facility issues at this point and allocate the money from there. Oconto Falls Oconto Falls A benefit will take place Saturday to help one family bring out their young son's smile. Dennis and Cory Rusch have adopted a young boy from China and want to bring him home. Their Mohican palate but is otherwise healthy.

The cleft lip limits Joey's ability to smile. The benefit, "Free Joey's Smile," begins at 3 p.m. at the Mill Sports Bar and Grill in Oconto Falls and aims to collect money for the family's medical and travel expenses as they aim to have his lip and palate corrected. For information or to buy raffle tickets, call (715) 758-6078. Oconto County Reporter Reedsville Joey was born severe cleft lip and The village's annual community festival "Community Under the Stars" is Saturday.

Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer Gilbert Brown will be part of this year's celebration, hosting a version of "Deal or No Deal" that will go to profit his foundation. The festival offers food, games, activities and music. It will be held on Manitowoc Street. For information visit www or call (920) 901-9417. The Right Home Equity Loan PIONEER CRED UNION it's the right thing NEWS YOU CAN USE Today's tip The WELS Lutheran Ladies League Fall Rally is scheduled for Saturday at St.

John's Lutheran Elementary School, 3607 45th St. (Manitowoc County VV), Two Rivers. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Activities begin with a worship service with communion at 9:15 a.m. Speakers will be John Kramer representing Mission to the Children in Mexico and Lenore Italiano, telling of her experience while volunteering with WELS Kingdom Workers in Louisiana.

Noon lunch will be served. For information, call (920) 794-7300. Press-Gazette Get out there A newly completed Habitat for Humanity home at 910 S. Chestnut Ave. in Green Bay's Tank Neighborhood Development will be presented to the owners at 5:30 p.m.

today. Luis Avila, his wife, Maribel Torres, and their friends and family put in more than 600 hours of time building their home. The new home is a resuit of the alliance between Habitat for Humanity International and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Press-Gazette Today in history Sept. 18, 1964: Three young men had the thrill of their lives today when they formed the official crew of the three-car train which gave Gen.

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