Since 1987, ThornberryCottage has been servingNortheastern Wisconsin witha full array of home acces-sories & gifts. Sue Van-DenElzen, founder andproprietor started with a pas-sion in décor and designalong with a talent for creat-ing the most gorgeous cus-tom florals. She started thecottage out of the basementof her home and has grown

the store to over 5,000 squarefeet which is now located at345 Cardinal Lane, Howard.The store has provided cus-tomers with an array of prod-ucts from home accentsincluding furniture, lamps,wall décor, decorative pil-lows and throws, permanentbotanicals, decorative acces-sories, baby items, food, andgifts. The store has been suc-cessful over the years due to

its loyal customers and em-phasis on strengthening com-munity services with manycountless hours of service bySue, herself. ThornberryCottage’s community serv-ices are far reaching, includ-ing being a donation drop offlocation, participating in nu-merous food drives for theGiving Tree and assistingwith the planning, organiz-ing, and wrapping of auction

baskets for the “Taste of theVillages” which is the GivingTree’s major annual fundraiser. Thornberry Cottagehas also supported HopeHouse, Wisconsin Veterans inneed, and Howard SuamicoHistorical Society, to just

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After 31 years of business, owner of Thornberry Cottage in Howard, Sue VanDenElzen (pictured on the left) isturning the reins of her business to Saundra Laskowski (pictured in the center) and Suzette Hackl (pictured on theright).

Tender HeartsAssisted Livingcompletesexpansion

Tender Hearts Assisted Liv-ing, located at 300 CardinalLane in the Village ofHoward, has expanded theirexisting CBRF assisted livingto include an additional 10beds and secured outsidecourtyard. Bayland Building,Inc. was the general contrac-tor and has completed theproject ahead of schedulewith a completion date ofMarch 5.

Tender Hearts Assisted Liv-ing is a family owned and op-erated by Rachel A. Goffard,RN, CAEd and her husbandChris R. Goffard. Rachel A.Goffard, RN, CAEd has over30 years of experience in longterm care which is a hugebenefit to the residents andfamilies. “I have been aroundthe elderly starting at a veryyoung age. I remember whenI was really young, I used tovisit the nursing home whenmy mom was working andcolor with them by numbers.This always put a big smileon their face and makingthem smile is what alwaysstuck with me. When I wouldvisit with them, they wouldalso tell me stories about theirchildhood and I thought thatwas so neat. I knew as a kid Iwanted to be a nurse andwork with the elderly to makethem smile. When we builtour first facility in 2009, itwas important to me to createan atmosphere as close tohome as possible, but with as-sistance. This is their homesaid Rachel.”

Both Chris and Rachelwork at the facility on a full-time basis. “We are available24 hours a day, seven days aweek to ensure the residentsreceive the highest level ofcare said Rachel. We can alsocomplete resident admissionsduring emergencies 24 hours

a day, seven days week.Things can happen fast andwe always want the elderlyand families to know we arehere to help them.” Our goalis to provide the highest levelof services available to theelderly, Alzheimer’s, Demen-tia, physically disabled, andterminally ill.

Tender Hearts Assisted Liv-ing is dedicated to taking careof the elderly, keeping themin a fun, secure, homelike en-vironment. The existing fa-cilities and new 10 bedaddition are monitored by a24-hour video surveillancesystem and a push buttonkeypad to either enter or exitthe facility. All entrance andexit doors are locked at alltimes for the resident’s safety.Family members and friendscan visit 24/7 with the doorentrance security code.

All suites have a privatebathroom with a handicapfriendly walk-in shower.Each suite also has individualheating and cooling controls,refrigerator, and cable televi-sion. When residents come toTender Hearts Assisted Liv-ing, they are provided a pushbutton pennant to tell the staffthey need assistance. This canbe pushed at any time of theday or night for assistance.

According to Rachel Gof-fard, they will only employthe most qualified staff whichwill be specifically trained toprovide the highest level ofcare provided to the early toend stage of Alzheimer’s/De-mentia along with encourag-ing, assisting, and motivatingour residents to enjoy life toits fullest extent. The staff are

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After 31 years of owningand operating ThornberryCottage, Sue will be handingoff the reins of the business totwo local business owners,Suzette Hackl and SaundraLaskowski effective April 1,2019. Sue is looking for-ward to spending more timewith her family, especiallyher granddaughters. “We arethrilled and honored to takeownership of ThornberryCottage and carry on the tra-dition of great products, serv-ices, and most importantlycontinue in Sue’s footprintsin serving our community”states Saundra. As such,Thornberry Cottage willagain be one of the drop offlocations for this years “Tasteof the Villages” auction itemsand will donate Thornberrystaff time, talent and gifts toput the donation baskets to-gether for the event in April.Thornberry Cottage will con-tinue to carry products fromvendors such as — Signature,MudPie, Uttermost, Creative

Co-Op, Tag, Carson, NoraFleming, Old World, Mel-rose, Pavilion, etc. Cus-tomers can expect the samepersonalized service, greatproducts, relaxing shoppingambiance, and complimen-tary gift wrapping. Suzetteand Saundra also own andoperate Home Again ofGreen Bay which is currentlylocated at 2430 LinevilleRoad, Green Bay. HomeAgain will be moving adja-cent to Thornberry Cottage atThe Shoppes Thornberry onCardinal Lane in early May.“We are excited to providethis improved shopping expe-rience to our Home Againcustomers by having bothstores in one location. Eachwill sustain their own aes-thetic and product offeringsallowing customers to shop atboth stores to mix somethingvintage with something new”states Suzette.

Suzette and Saundra say aspecial thank you to Sue Van-DenElzen for her many yearsof service to our communityand allowing Suzette andSaundra along with the staffat Thornberry Cottage to con-tinue these traditions. A visitto these stores is more than ashopping experience, it’s avisual treat as each step takesyou to new and varied dis-plays of uniquely selectedhome décor, furniture, andgift items.

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also trained to administermedications and ensure ex-cellent execution of the indi-vidual medical care plan.They have employees whohave been with them sincethey first opened in 2009.Their employees deeply careabout the residents and theirfamilies. They go above andbeyond to provide the bestcare possible. We are verythankful each and every dayfor the care our staff provide.Rachel added that they wouldnot have been able to com-plete their 10-bed expansionwithout the help of their ded-icated employees.

Chris and Rachel Goffardbelieve that only throughworking as a team that they

will be able to meet their res-ident’s needs physically, psy-chosocially, and spiritually.At Tender Hearts AssistedLiving they will provide avast variety of superior serv-ices from basic nursing careto detailed care involving di-abetic management, medica-tion management, specializedmemory care and end of lifeservices.

All of the meals anddesserts are home cookeddaily by a full-time cook.Tender Hearts Assisted Liv-ing is able to accommodatemost special individual diets.They also provide fruit andsnacks 24 hours a day, sevendays a week.

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ing has a full time activity di-rector who schedules manydifferent outings which con-sists of visiting LambeauField, the New Zoo, Concertsin the park, Oneida Casino,Legends restaurant, Julie’sCafé, and Botanical Gardens.They also have different en-tertainment groups visit thefacility to play music and singsongs. Therapy dogs alsovisit weekly to bring joy andcompanionship to the resi-dents.

Personal care services areavailable from independentresidents to residents needingtotal assistance utilizinghoyer and mechanical lifts.They are confident that ifyour loved one is in need of a

simple home-like atmosphererequiring assistance that youwill find them to be the rightchoice for the highest level ofcare.

They are pleased to an-nounce that they are now ac-cepting reservations for the10 bed expansion that is nowopen. With their location onCardinal Lane, in the fast-growing area of the Village ofHoward they look forward tooffering their services to thecommunity. For more infor-mation, please visit their web-site attenderheartsassistedliving.comor to schedule a private tourplease call Rachel at (920)366-8500 or Chris at (920)366-8452.

Pictured above is an ariel view of an artist’s rendering of the 10 bed addition at Tender Hearts Assisted Living inHoward.

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Allstate melts away winter worries with hot tips for homeownersIf history is any indication,

Allstate agency owner TimVanden Heuvel says home-owners could be withoutpower, using space heatersand worrying about frozenpipes after the cold weatherNortheast Wisconsin has ex-perienced in the last fewweeks.

After the last stretch of se-vere cold weather in 2014,Allstate had nearly twice asmany water-related propertyclaims compared to themonths of January, February

and March in 2016, 2017 and2018 (and approximately35% more than 2015). As wecontinue to see cold tempera-tures, Allstate reminds home-owners of a few simple tipsand tricks to help stop furtherdamage:

Avoiding or ThawingFrozen Pipes

• The Red Cross suggestsleaving cabinet doorsopen and using a fan tocirculate the warmer air

around pipes near exteriorwalls during a hardfreeze.

• Let water faucets slowlydrip to help prevent waterfrom freezing and to re-lieve pressure in the eventthat some water doesfreeze, says the InsuranceInstitute for Business andHome Safety (IBHS).

• If your pipes do freeze,leave the faucet on anduse a blow dryer (neveran open flame torch orother device) to help heat

the pipe until there’s asteady flow of water, saysIBHS.

Handling and PreventingIce Dams

• In the event an ice damforms, the NationalWeather Service suggestskeeping the attic wellventilated — the colderthe attic, the less meltingand refreezing on yourroof.

• To help prevent ice dams

in the future, homeownerscan add extra attic floormaterial to help keep thewarm air inside theirhome and out of the atticbefore the next big coldsnap, according to ThisOld House.

How and When to Use Space Heaters

• Set space heaters up on alevel surface and out ofreach of anything flam-mable (at least three feet

away from clothing, cur-tains, etc.).

• A space heater should beplugged in directly to anoutlet – not used with apower strip.

• Space heaters should beturned off before youleave a room or go tosleep. If possible, use onewith an automatic shutoffin case it falls over.

Following these tips couldhelp prevent additional lossesthis winter.

H-S Optimists make check presentation

Radio station Y100 listeners have opened their hearts to the children of St. Jude to the tune of over $5 million since their first radiothon 22 years ago. The Northeast Wisconsin tradition of fighting childhood cancer continued with the 2019 Y100 Country Cares for St. Jude Kids Radiothon that was broadcast live from Bay Park Square Mallin Green Bay on February 7th and 8th. A donation of $1,000 from the Howard-Suamico Optimist Community Foundation to St Jude Children’s Hospital resulted in a total of$2,840. Pictured above from left to right are Rebecca Agamaite, Mary Joan Van Dyke-O’Leary and Chris Nielsen.

Fishing rod building classLooking for that unique

fishing rod? There will be twofishing rod building classesthat will be held at the BayPort High School Union.

The first class is scheduledfor Friday, April 12th from5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and thesecond class is on Saturday,April 13th from 11:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m.

This is a face-to-face coursethat will help you build yourown custom spinning fishing

rod from start to finish. Par-ticipants are able to customizetheir rod from start to finish-including the ability to cus-tomize their rod via length,action, and color.

Seating is limited to 40 par-ticipants, so be sure to regis-ter early.

The cost is $55 and all pur-chases are final. Proceedsfrom the rod building classwill support Bay Port FFA.Rods will be able to be picked

up on Monday, April 15th at5:00 p.m. at the Bay PortUnion.

To purchase tickets, visitwww. bit.ly/FFARodBuild-ing.

For more information con-tact If you have any ques-tions, please contact Ms.Whitney Barnes, Bay PortHigh School Agriscience In-structor and FFA Advisor at(920) 662-7034 or emailwhitbarn@hssdschools.org.

Home Consignment/Resale SpringShop Hop March 15th & 16th

Ten Local stores are hostingthe annual Spring Shop Hopevent on Friday, March 15thand Saturday, March 16th.Home Again located at 2530Linville Road in Suamicowill be participating withstore hours from 10:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m. on Friday,March 15th and 10:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m. on Saturday’ March16th.

The other shops participat-ing include; Interior Motives,Décor Consignment, ThreeLil’ Birds, The Mixed Basket,Consign it east town and BayPark Square, Uniquely YoursHome Décor and Antiques,Unity Resale Shoppe, Ameri-can Antiques and Jewelry.

A list of these stores withaddresses and hours can bepicked at Home Again.

Be sure to pick up a punchcard at the first location youvisit. After getting all tenpunches, turn it in at the laststore for an in-store $50 giftcertificate drawing.

Each of the 10 locationswill have one drawing winnerand a multitude specials forthe event. Make it a day ofshopping fun to explore themall.

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Alamo’s Pizzeria and Pub now offers a sit down restaurant along with beer at its newlocation at 1582 Lineville Road in Suamico, Alamo’s Pizzeria and Pub offers a sitdown restaurant along with beer.

Alamo’s Pizzeriaopens in Suamico

Felipe Alamo, owner ofAlamo’s Pizzeria and Pub, hasalways had a desire to be hisown boss. It is with the sup-port of his family, that hisdreams have become a reality.

“We’ve been at this familybusiness since 2007, and I canhonestly say I wouldn’t beable to do it all without myfamily. I have a beautifulwife and four amazing kids —

three girls and a son,” statedFelipe.

Since the beginning, his en-tire family have been cowork-ers at work, and a family athome. It has been a roughjourney moving place to placetrying to find a good locationfor their business. Alamo’sprevious location on Velp Av-enue in Howard was just apick-up and delivery business.

They wanted people to feelmore at home, so they decidedto move into a larger location.

Alamo’s Pizzeria and Pubnow features a sit downrestaurant that is located at1582 Lineville Road in Suam-ico complete with beer andgood food. Felipe Alamostated, “We want everyone togive us a try and enjoy our de-licious food.”

Win big at St. John theBaptist’s School BigKahuna Auction

Transport yourself to a trop-ical paradise right here inGreen Bay. Come to St. Johnthe Baptist School’s annualauction on Saturday, March2nd at Rock Garden Banquet& Conference Center locatedat 1951 Bond Street inHoward. The school’s BigKahuna theme will transformyour night into a Hawaiianoasis of delicious food, drink,raffles and non-stop biddingaction.

St. John the Baptist School’sBig Kahuna raffle will makesomeone $10,000 richer thatnight. Only 300 tickets willbe sold so don’t miss out onthese amazing odds. Therealso will be two $1,000 win-ners and three $500 winners.You do not need to be presentto win, but who would want tomiss out on all the fun?

Open to the public, the night

will kick off with doors open-ing at 5:00 p.m. A deliciousspread of heavy appetizers isincluded with your admissionand drink packages are avail-able to purchase. Over 300items will be available forbidding in the silent auctions– some items will be a deal tobe had, others may go overtheir value because buyersknow they are making a won-derful donation to their grow-ing school. Either way, thereis truly something for every-one. They will also have anexciting live auction startingat 8:30 p.m. that is truly asight to be seen.

The St. John the BaptistSchool’s annual auction willinclude a Murder MysteryDinner Party package, a LakeMichigan Charter Fishing Ex-cursion, autographed GreenBay Packer items, a poker

tournament sign-up, highschool graduation parking andseating packages, one-of-a-kind classroom art master-pieces, lunch and tour with alocal firefighter, Walt Disneytickets, hotel escapes and somuch more.

New this year is that onecan register online by visitingtheir school website atwww.sjbhschool.org. Clickon the auction image that ispart of the scrolling photos onthe home page and you willbe directed to all things auc-tion. Admission is $25 perperson.

The students and families ofSt. John’s have worked veryhard on this event, and inviteyou to bring your friends andjoin the fun. All proceedsbenefit St. John the BaptistSchool which is a 501c3 or-ganization.

24th Annual Spring Showcase of HomesMeet area home building

experts at the Brown CountyHome Builders Association’s2019 Spring Showcase ofHomes, March 2nd - 3rd and7th through 10th. Saturdayand Sunday hours are 10:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Thursdayand Friday hours are 4:00

p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Remodeling projects will be

open on the second weekendonly – March 9th and 10th.

Attend the showcase toview a variety of newly con-structed homes in varyingsizes and price ranges, and sixamazing transformations in

recently remodeled homes.Meet with area professionalsto discuss your future homegoals, whether you plan tobuild a new home or remodelan existing home.

HSBPA member business,Black Diamond Builders, willbe featuring two new con-

struction homes this year dur-ing the Showcase of Homes.The new construction homesthat were constructed byBlack Diamond Builders arelocated at 1728 Steiner Lanein Green Bay and 772 MapleLeaf Trail in Little Suamico.

Tickets can be found during

regular business hours at theBCHBA Office, CapitalCredit Union, H.J. Martin &Son, Homestead Décor, John-son Bank, Macco’s FloorCovering, North Shore Bank,Nicolet National Bank, VanVreede’s TV & Appliance,and Wenz Home Furniture, as

well as, at any showcasehome during the event.

Ticket sale locations acceptcash and checks only. Oncetickets are purchased, atten-dees will receive the officialShowcase Guide Book.

Visit www.bchba.org foradditional information.

Back pain? When toget some helpSubmitted by Bob Brady PT,ProMotion in Howard

With all of the snow we aregetting, many of you aredoing more shoveling andsnow blowing than you areused to. This may result inyou feeling some pain in yourlow back. At what pointshould you get some treat-ment? Should you wait awhile for it to go away or gettreatment right away? Does itreally matter?

For most episodes of a newonset of back pain, I am not aproponent of someone rush-ing to get treatment rightaway. Research has shown usthat most new back pain willget better if a person follows afew simple steps:

• Attempt to stay active withhome, exercise, and workactivities. Make some re-visions as needed, but at-tempt to keep doingactivities you are used to.

• Minimize worry aboutyour back-although it can

hurt a lot, in only rare sit-uations (less than 5% ofback pain) is there some-thing seriously wrong.

• Change positions fre-quently throughout theday and evening-sit a bit,stand a bit, lay down a bit.

• Attempt to maintain qual-ity sleep-getting adequaterest will help you recoverquicker.

However, what if you aredoing some of these thingsand the pain does not seem tobe improving? Or, more con-cerning, what if it is gettingworse? In this situation, itmight be better to get in forsome treatment and appropri-ate advice sooner, rather thanwaiting longer. This is sup-ported by research.

In a 2018 research paper byElizabeth Arnold and col-leagues, the impact of thetiming of physical therapy ona variety of outcomes was as-sessed. In reviewing 11 stud-ies that looked at the timingof physical therapy treatment

for an acute onset of low backpain, the authors concludedthat getting treatment withinthe first 30 days of the onsetof back pain reduced the needfor further health care utiliza-tion (Dr. visits, MRIs, X-rays,injections, surgeries), de-creased overall cost, reducedopioid use, and may improvehealth care efficiency i.e. howsoon you get better.

What does this mean foryou? If you are experiencinga new onset of low back pain,it is totally appropriate to giveit a few days to see if it startsto get better on its own-mostback pain will. However, ifyours is not getting better, oris getting worse, call to getsome assistance by someonespecifically trained in the ev-idence-based care for lowback pain. Overall, it mayhelp you recover quicker, de-crease the need for furthercare, and importantly reducethe risk that you will be of-fered more risky medicationsand/or procedures.

Edward Jones namedone of 2019 Fortune“100 Best Companiesto Work For”

Financial services firm Ed-ward Jones ranks No. 7 on the2019 Fortune “100 BestCompanies to Work For” list,according to global researchand consulting firm GreatPlace to Work and Fortunemagazine. This year marksthe firm’s 20th year on thelist.

“At Edward Jones, we be-lieve there are two relation-ships that form the foundationof our firm and how we work— the relationships we havewith our clients and the rela-tionships we have with oneanother,” said Edward JonesManaging Partner Penny Pen-nington. “That’s what makesthis recognition so signifi-cant: It represents our associ-ates’ longstandingcommitment to creating anenvironment where each of uscan do our best work in serv-

ice of our clients.”The Howard/Suamico area

financial advisors are:Jonathan Schweiger, GregHansen, John Guyette, IlyaDayter and Lee Schram.

Edward Jones, a Fortune500 company headquarteredin St. Louis, provides finan-cial services in the U.S. and,through its affiliate, inCanada. Every aspect of thefirm’s business, from the in-vestments its financial advi-sors offer to the location of itsbranch offices, caters to indi-vidual investors. The firm’s17,000-plus financial advi-sors serve more than 7 mil-lion clients and care for $1trillion in assets under man-agement. For additional in-formation on Edward Jones,visit www.edwardjones.comand recruiting website atcareers.edwardjones.com.

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Old Glory Honor Flightpresents welcome homecelebration for Vietnam veterans

Old Glory Honor Flight de-parted on February 24th with53 veterans for a two-weektour of Vietnam on a one-of-a-kind Return to Nam HonorFlight. Each veteran on thistrip was stationed in Vietnamor the surrounding area dur-ing the course of the war. Thegroup is scheduled to arriveback home on Saturday,March 9th and the commu-nity is invited to show theirappreciation for all Vietnamveterans by attending a wel-come home celebration at theMenasha High School Field-house from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00p.m.

Admission to this familyfriendly event is free ofcharge and entertainment willbe provided by the 484thArmy Band and the MenashaHigh School Band. Military

equipment from the Vietnamera will also be on display.

“Our Vietnam vets weretreated poorly upon their re-turn and many feel as if they

endured the horrors of war fornothing,” said Old GloryBoard member Scott Delsart.“This trip will give these vetsan opportunity for some clo-

sure. Seeing firsthand howthe Vietnamese people haverecovered from the war, willundoubtedly induce somemuch-needed healing forthemselves.”

“One of our participatingvets commented “To protestwhile guys were over theredying... to me that was justwrong.” Now, we have theopportunity to right thatwrong,” said Old GloryHonor Flight Board MemberDiane MacDonald. “We wantto see the Menasha HighSchool fieldhouse packed tothe rafters to show these vetshow much we appreciatewhat they did for us.”

Old Glory Honor Flight is aregistered 501(c)3 organiza-tion. Visit www.oldglory-honorflight.org for moreinformation.

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March 4, 2019 The Community Bulletin 9

HSBPA accepting applications for scholarshipsThe Howard-Suamico Business & Professional Association

would like to provide financial support in the form of a schol-arship to several graduating seniors from Bay Port HighSchool who intend to pursue a four-year or technical collegedegree.

Student Qualifications4 – Year Degree College Scholarship

• The student must be seeking a post-secondary degree at afour-year college or university

• The student must be admitted to a college or university• The student must have a minimum 3.00 grade point aver-

age at Bay Port High School

The student must have demonstrated leadership qualitiesthrough participation in academic areas as well as extracur-ricular activities while attending Bay Port High School.

This scholarship will be awarded after the completion of thefirst semester of classes as a full-time student at a college oruniversity of choice with the recipient having a grade pointaverage of at least 2.75. Recipient must redeem award withintwo years from date of high school graduation.

Technical College Scholarship• The student must be seeking a post-secondary degree at a

technical college• The student must be admitted to a program at a technical

college• The student must have a minimum 2.50 grade point aver-

age at Bay Port High School

This scholarship will be awarded after the completion of the

first semester of classes as a full-time student at a technicalcollege of choice with the recipient having a grade point av-erage of at least 2.50. Recipient must redeem award withintwo years from date of high school graduation.

Application ProcessStudents wishing to be considered for a scholarship should

download either the HSBPA 4-Year College Degree Applica-tion or the HSBPA Technical College Scholarship Applicationat www.hsbpa.org/scholarship. Specific application direc-tions are on the informational page of the application.

Selection ProcessScholarship applicants will be reviewed by the Community

Service Committee of the HSBPA. Recommendations will besolicited from the counselors at Bay Port High School. Therecommendation of the Community Service Committee willbe presented to the HSBPA Board of Directors to be votedupon. Any recommendation made by the committee must re-ceive a majority vote to be considered valid.

For additional information and scholarship application, visitwww.hsbpa.org/scholarship. Applications must be receivedby April 4, 2019

“Soup R Bowl” event raises$4,300 for charity

The 22nd Annual “Soup RBowl” event sponsored byVandervest Harley-Davidsonand the Packerland H.O.G.Chapter of Green Bay washeld on Saturday, February2nd in the Olde 41 BanquetFacility in Howard.

Organizers always incorpo-rate the event into a

fundraiser for local charity .“This year we picked Excep-tional Equestrians”, statedErik Vandervest. Membersof the Packerland H.O.G.Chapter donated soups alongwith the owners of Vander-vest Harley-Davidson andvolunteers from ExceptionalEquestrians in DePere. They

had twenty flavors of soups tosample, a bake sale and raf-fles. They also added an“Antique Snowmobile” showfor people to enjoy.

Trophies for soup winners,snowmobile winners andother expenses were coveredby Vandervest Harley-David-son.

Exceptional Equestrians is aplace where handicap chil-dren can go and ride horse fortherapy and exercise.

Vandervest Harley-David-son and the PackerlandH.O.G. Chapter presentedExceptional Equestrians acheck for $4,300 raised fromthe event.

The 22nd Annual “Soup R Bowl” event raised $4,300 for Exceptional Equestrians. Pictured from left to right areKelly Lemmer & Amy Murphy — Board Member/Volunteer from Exceptional Equestrians, Rick & Lynn Vandervest —Vandervest Harley-Davidson, and Greg Roberts, Kay & Kerry Kozlowski — Packerland Harley-Owner’s Group.

H-S Lions seekingservice mindedindividuals

For years, you coachedyour daughter’s soccer teams,your son’s baseball teamsfrom tee ball to little leagueand now your children havegraduated and you’re anempty nester or maybe youare just looking to becomemore involved in the commu-nity. Have you ever consid-ered options to fill that void,such as becoming involved ina service organization?

The Howard-SuamicoLions Club is part of thelargest organization in theworld with over 1.4 millionmembers. The majority of theLions Club service projectsare vision related with amajor focus being on dia-betes, which is the leadingcause of blindness.

Locally, the Lions aid in vi-sion screenings in daycarecenters and provide eye-glasses to in need studentsand individuals in theHoward-Suamico commu-

nity. As well as, play a majorrole in transportation for theWisconsin Lions Eye BankCorneal Transplant Program.

The Howard-SuamicoLions are proud supporters ofthe Wisconsin Lions Campwhere over 1,200 specialneeds children enjoy a camp-ing experience each year atno cost to the camper.

Over the past 36 years,other groups have benefitedfrom the Lions support andmany Bay Port graduateshave received Lions Clubscholarships.

For anyone interested inlearning more about theLions Club or membership,the club will be holding an in-formational meeting on Tues-day, March 5th at 6:00 p.m. atthe Rivers Bend located at792 Riverview Drive inHoward.

For more informationplease contact Mark Minzlaffat (920) 609-2086.

Be careful whereyou dump yourtrash

Garbage dumpsters and recycling dumpsters located onprivate business properties are not intended for publicuse. Most businesses have pickup schedules designedfor their needs and public use creates issues and additional costs for those businesses. Some businesseshave attempted to deter illegal dumping by lockingdumpsters and even placing surveillance cameras onthem. For additional information on proper disposal ofitems, please contact your local municipality.

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Roth vs. Traditional 401(k):Which is right for you? submitted by Ilya Dayter, Ed-ward Jones Financial Advi-sor

For many years, employeesof companies that offered401(k) plans only faced acouple of key decisions –how much to contribute andhow to allocate their dollarsamong the various investmentoptions in their plan. But inrecent years, a third choicehas emerged: the traditionalversus Roth 401(k). Which isright for you?

To begin with, you need tounderstand the key differencebetween the two types of401(k) plans. When you in-vest in a traditional 401(k),you put in pre-tax dollars, sothe more you contribute, thelower your taxable income.Your contributions and earn-ings grow tax-deferred untilyou begin taking with-drawals, which will be taxedat your ordinary tax rate. Witha Roth 401(k), the situation isessentially reversed. You con-tribute after-tax dollars, soyou won’t lower your taxable

income, but withdrawals ofcontributions and earningsare tax-free at age 59-1/2, aslong as you’ve held the ac-count at least five years.

So, now that you’ve got thebasics of the two types of401(k) plans, which shouldyou choose? There’s no oneright answer for everyone.You essentially need to askyourself these questions:When do you want to paytaxes? And what will your taxrate be in the future?

If you’re just starting out inyour career, and you’re in arelatively low income taxbracket, but you think youmight be in a higher onewhen you retire, you mightwant to consider the Roth401(k). You’ll be payingtaxes now on the money youearn and contribute to yourRoth account, but you’llavoid being taxed at thehigher rate when you starttaking withdrawals. Con-versely, if you think your taxrate will be lower when youretire, you might be more in-clined to go with the tradi-

tional 401(k), which allowsyou to avoid paying taxes onyour contributions now, whenyour tax rate is high.

Of course, you can see theobvious problem with thesechoices – specifically, howcan you know with any cer-tainty if your tax bracket willbe lower or higher when youretire? Many people automat-ically assume that once theystop working, their tax liabil-ities will drop, but that’s notalways the case. Given theirsources of retirement incomefrom investment accounts andSocial Security, many peoplesee no drop in their taxbracket once they retire.

Since you can’t see into thefuture, your best move mightbe to split the difference, so tospeak. Although not all busi-

nesses offer the Roth 401(k)option, many of those that dowill allow employees to di-vide their contributions be-tween the Roth andtraditional accounts. If youchose this route, you couldenjoy the benefits of both, butyou still can’t exceed the totalannual 401(k) contributionlimit, which for 2019 is$19,000, or $25,000 if you’re50 or older.

You may want to consultwith your tax advisor beforemaking any decisions about aRoth or traditional 401(k) – orRoth and traditional 401(k) –but in the final analysis, theseare positive choices to make,because a 401(k), in whateverform, is a great way to savefor retirement. Try to take fulladvantage of it.

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From the Howard-Suamico School District School Board

HSSD safety updateThe tragic school shooting

that claimed 17 lives at ahigh school in Parkland,Florida a year ago promptedmourning, debate, and reflec-tion across the nation. TheHSSD Board and districtleadership reflected deeplyand decided to review ourown safety and security poli-cies and protocols. Mediacoverage of, and subsequentdebates after the Parkland in-cident, unlike past schoolshootings, illustrated a strongstudent and parent voiceacross the nation regardingsafety and security inschools.

On August 22, 2018, theDistrict hosted a StudentSafety and School SecuritySummit at Lineville Interme-diate School. This event wasthe first of its kind atHoward-Suamico. Boardmembers, district leaders,staff members, parents andstudents attended. The mainobjective was to understandour community’s feelings,questions and ideas on safetyand security. Since the Sum-

mit, much work has takenplace. This communication isdesigned to share what ac-tions have been taken.

After the Parkland HighSchool event, District leader-ship decided HSSD wouldtake action in two ways.

First, leadership ensuredthat any surplus District fi-nancial resources would beearmarked only for staffinginvestments that helped cre-ate a more safe and securelearning environment. To thisend, the following positionswere added: Bay Port HighSchool Associate Principal,one full-time social worker,one full-time school coun-selor, two Student Advocates,and a Safety and SecurityCoordinator. These invest-ments were made before thefirst day of school in Septem-ber, 2018.

Second, District leadershipinitiated a new committeewith a diverse team of repre-sentatives including studentsand parents. The team hasmet seven times thus far. TheSafety and Security Commit-

tee mission is: to foster safeand secure educational envi-ronments for all Districtstakeholders. The functionsof the Committee are to con-duct proactive policy andprotocol review, recommendinvestments related to safetyand security, and to enhancestudent, staff, district, com-munity engagement and part-nership.

The Safety and SecurityCommittee started thisschool year by securing over$528,000 in State SafetyGrants. The bulk of the grantfunding has been utilized totrain all employees in bothALICE (threat response) andTrauma Informed Care (men-tal wellness). By the end ofthis year, all employees willbe trained in each of the pro-grams. Grant funds werecontingent on the Districtcompleting school buildingassessments. The assess-ments were submitted to theState Office of School Safetyand resulted in 12 recom-mendations on shoring upour building access protocol.

At this time, school buildingsare testing the recommenda-tions to inform how we canmake all schools safer.

The Safety and SecurityCommittee has more work todo. Each month the team isdiscussing what enhance-ments are needed to keep im-proving the learningenvironment for all. Cur-rently the Committee isworking on ways to engagemore students, parents, andcommunity partners. Perhapsthis is the most importantwork the Committee is ac-complishing, as everyone’svoice matters in regard tosafety and security. Doingwhat we can to protect ourstudents, parents, and staff isour most important responsi-bility.

For more information aboutthe Howard-Suamico SchoolDistrict, please visit our web-site at www.hssdschools.orgor for additional informationregarding this article, contactschool board member, GarrySievert at garrsiev@hssd-schools.org.

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Reality Dayfocusses on thefinancial literacy ofour students

The Howard-SuamicoSchool District invites you toinvest in the financial literacyof our students.

What is Reality Day?Reality Day is an interac-

tive experience in which stu-dents encounter some of thefinancial challenges they willface when they start life ontheir own. Each student willidentify a carer choice andstarting salary, then completea budget requiring them tolive within their monthlysalary while paying for basicneeds. It is an opportunity foryouth to become aware of theneed for skills in budget plan-ning, goal setting, decision-making, and career planning.

What is the importance?Today’s economy makes

the need for financial literacymore compelling than everbefore. Reality Day empow-

ers students to develop theskills required to make soundfinancial decisions and pre-pares students for real-lifescenarios they may face inthe future.

What can your businessdo?

We invite you to participatein Reality Day 2019 at BayPort High School. Much ofthe event's success is due tothe joint participation of areabusinesses and communitypartners that can provide ahands-on, authentic learningexperience for students. Youcan enrich a student’s finan-cial education by staffing abooth and engaging with stu-dents around your topic ofexpertise.

How can you get involved?We are excited to offer an

opportunity for students to in-

teract with the people that ac-tually provide the services intheir community. Businessvolunteers are needed to hostbooths and facilitate discus-sions about fiscal responsibil-ity. Materials will beprovided to assist you in yourconversations, and there is nocost to participate. Pleaseconsider hosting a booth thatrelates to your specific fieldof business (ie: real estate,apparel, transportation, fit-ness, etc.). This year’s Real-ity Day will be held onThursday, May 23rd, from7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at theBay Port High School FieldHouse. To sign up online,please visit www.hssd-schools.org/volunteerpro-gram and click on RealityDay. for additional informa-tion, contact Beth Ashmead,Volunteer Coordinator at(920) 662-8186 or email atbethashm@hssdschools.org.

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ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES ALPHA SENIOR CONCEPTS 2723 Lineville Rd ...................................... 393-4531 NEW PERSPECTIVE SENIOR LIVING 2790 Elm Tree Hill .................................... 217-7420 TENDERHEARTS ASSISTED LIVING 300 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 366-8500

ATTORNEYS LAW OFFICES OF CHRISTINA J. KABARA, LLC 2149 Velp Av Ste 507 .............................. 434-0777 LEWIS & VAN SICKLE, LLC 2149 Velp Av Ste 206 .............................. 434-9977

AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS / SERVICE AHLBORG TIRE & AUTO, INC 11936 Velp Av .......................................... 661-0973 AUTO ACES 3848 Velp Av ............................................ 489-2295 BAY AUTO PARTS 1750 Velp Av ............................................ 494-8100 EAGLE AUTO, LLC 1675 Summerset Ct ................................. 707-4404 HOLSCHUH COLLISION CENTER, INC 3700 Velp Av ............................................ 434-9393 HURON AUTOMOTIVE 2173 Velp Av ............................................ 434-8000 MC CLURE’S SERVICE, INC 1245 Cornell Rd ....................................... 434-2855 PHASE III 1810 Velp Av ............................................ 494-1511

AUTISM SERVICES CENTERPIECE, LLC 986 Lakeview Dr ...................................... 544-4970

BAKERS BREADSMITH 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 1 ............................. 434-1811

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS ASSOCIATED BANK 369 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 433-3000 2348 Lineville Rd ...................................... 431-8080 BMO HARRIS BANK 945 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-8090 DENMARK STATE BANK 2450 Velp Av Ste 101 .............................. 328-1210 FOX COMMUNITIES CREDIT UNION 2525 Lineville Rd ...................................... 490-2900 HUNTINGTON BANK 3501 Veterans Av ..................................... 434-7291

JOHNSON BANK 455 Riverdale Drive .................................. 662-5318 NICOLET BANK 2380 Dousman St Ste 100 ....................... 496-8802 2502 Lineville Rd ...................................... 434-1000 NORTH SHORE BANK 1838 Cardinal Ln ...................................... 662-9640 WELLS FARGO MORTGAGE 2610 Glendale Av ..................................... 883-1986

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BOWLING VILLAGE LANES 3798 Velp Av ............................................ 434-1203

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CATERING & BANQUET SERVICES THE MARQ AT LINEVILLE 2310 Lineville Rd ..................................... 532-4811

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SCHOOLS HOWARD-SUAMICO SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE 2706 Lineville Rd ..................................... 662-7878

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VETERINARIANS ANIMAL CLINIC OF SUAMICO, LLC 14605 Velp Av.......................................... 662-1323 ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF HOWARD 635 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-1010

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TOWING-AUTOMOTIVE KOZLOSKI TOWING INC & REPAIR 531 Maywood Av ..................................... 434-0786

TRUCKING COMPANIES KLEMM TANK LINES 2204 Pamperin Rd ................................... 434-6343

WEBSITE DESIGN & SERVICES FIRE PIXEL 2325 Pamperin Rd Ste 2 .......................... 366-7334 PACKERLAND WEBSITES 2140 Velp Av Ste 101 ............................. 826-5901

WATER WELL DRILLING & SERVICE LEO VAN DE YACHT WELL DRILLING CO., INC 1267 Lakeview Dr .................................... 434-2969 WESLOW WATER SYSTEMS, INC 1710 Flowing Wells Ct ............................. 434-1903

WAREHOUSES - MERCHANDISE B&D WAREHOUSE, INC. 2148 Shawano Av .................................... 499-3105

SPAS—BEAUTY, DAY & HEALTH LIFESPA WELLNESS CENTER 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 6 .............................. 434-2204

SURVEYORS LOCATORS SUPPLY, LLC 1631 Brookfield Av Unit A-1 .................... 676-4365 MACH IV ENGINEERING 2260 Salscheider Ct ................................. 569-5765 SOLETSKI SURVEYING 1631 Brookfield Av Unit A-1 .................... 965-0040

SECURITY SYSTEMS EAGLE TECH CORP 3813 Velp Av Ste 3 ................................... 764-2888

RENTALS-REAL ESTATE WALDO INC PO Box 11932, Green Bay 54307 ............ 499-1398

LANDSCAPE & NURSERY SALES BLUE HORSE DESIGN COMPANY 1334 Norfield Rd ....................................... 373-1992 SCENICVIEW LANDSCAPES & GARDEN CENTER 2320 Elmwood Rd ..................................... 434-7535

JEWELRY FELDSTEIN’S JEWELERS 1803 Condor Ln ......................................... 544-9699 SCANLAN JEWELERS 2304 Lineville Rd Ste 109 .......................... 465-9829

LAWN MAINTENENCE LAWNMASTER, INC 2389 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-8873

MANUFACTURING FACILITIES ACCURACY MACHINE 1250 Cornell Rd ........................................ 434-5455 GREEN BAY PALLET 2330 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-2857 OMNOVA SOLUTIONS, INC 1701 Cornell Rd ........................................ 434-4300 SMT MACHINE & TOOL, INC 1325 Cornell Rd ........................................ 434-3272

MARTIAL ARTS KIM’S TAE KWON DO CENTER 315 Whispering Creek Ct .......................... 434-2326 RHI MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY 13698 Velp Av ........................................... 569-9311

MEATS MAPLEWOOD MEATS 4663 Milltown Rd ...................................... 865-7901

OFFICE EQUIPMENT WISCONSIN DOCUMENT IMAGING 1850 Velp Av ............................................. 593-1800

MOTORCYCLE DEALERS / SERVICE VANDERVEST HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF GREEN BAY 1966 Velp Av ............................................. 498-8822

MOVERS DAN’S MOVING VAN, LLC 2230 Skyline Pines Dr ............................... 819-4021

BAY PORT FFA ALUMNI 2710 Lineville Rd ....................................... 662-7034 HOWARD-SUAMICO EDUCATION FOUNDATION 2700 Lineville Rd ....................................... 662-7819 HOWARD SUAMICO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 605 Maywood Av ....................................... 434-3514 HOWARD-SUAMICO LIONS CLUB 3206 Early Bird Ln ..................................... 621-0813 HOWARD-SUAMICO OPTIMIST CLUB P.O. Box 434 ............................................. 434-7887 PACKERLAND ROTARY CLUB OF HOWARD 300 Packerland Dr.................................................... UNITED HURRICANES SOCCER ASSOCIATION PO Box 13462 ..........................................................

ORGANIZATIONS

LIGHTING U.S. LAMP, INC 3600 Velp Av Ste 1 ................................... 434-3636

LINEVILLE HEALTH MART 2673 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-1444

PHARMACIES

ORGANIZERS LIFE MADE SIMPLE ...................................... 609-0990

PET SERVICES HAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY AND OUTREACH CEN-TER 991 N Military Av ....................................... 412-8732

REAL ESTATE GOJIMMER REAL ESTATE 2282 Southern Cross Rd .......................... 660-1846 KAK ENTERPRISES, LLC 2204 Pamperin Rd .................................... 621-2485 REALTY HIVE 445 Cardinal Ln Ste 102 ........................... 662-1000 SYMES REALTY, LLC 1721 School Ln ......................................... 471-8033

RENDERING COMPANIES SANIMAX 2099 Shawano Av .................................... 494-5233

PHOTOGRAPHERS ENVISIONS STUDIO BY KAREN, LLC 2852 School Ln .......................................... 373-4016

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS BHS PLUMBING, LLC 1601 Brookfield Av G-7 .............................. 621-1797 RON KUHN PLUMBING, LLC 2731 Brookview Dr .................................... 434-1275

PRINTING ROYAL CREST PRINTING PLUS, LLC 3800 Velp Av ............................................. 434-5900

CUSTOM CUES & QUALITY BILLIARDS 4140 Velp Av ............................................. 434-7755

POOL TABLES & CUE STICKS

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT PLUS 2787 Westview Rd ..................................... 819-4278

CHURCHES ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH & SCHOOL 2597 Glendale Av .................................... 434-2145 ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2809 Flintville Rd ..................................... 434-2247

SUAMICO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 3266 Lakeview Dr .................................... 434-1168

IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IRRIGATION DOCTORS 2767 Ethelyn Cir ........................................ 241-9131

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS DC GRAFX PO Box 12797 ........................................... 655-8278

VILLAGE OF HOWARD 2456 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-4640 VILLAGE OF SUAMICO 12781 Velp Av ........................................... 434-2212

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

GREENHOUSES ALICE’S MAY-FLOWERS 4040 Velp Av ............................................. 434-6799

HAIR STYLISTS DONNA’S HAIR GALLERY 2480 Velp Av ............................................. 434-8810 DR DAVE THE BARBER AT SOLA SALONS-HOWARD 2450 Velp Av ............................................. 562-7666 SAVOYE SALON SPA 2304 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-4247 THE ART OF HAIR 2733 N Packerland Dr ............................... 494-4247 THE BARBERSHOP A HAIR SALON FOR MEN 2352 Lineville Rd ....................................... 544-9666 VILLAGE MANE SALON 1757 Riverside Dr ...................................... 634-2820

HARDWARE KIMPS ACE HARDWARE 2548 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-1079

HEALTH ATI PHYSICAL THERAPY 2304 Lineville Rd Ste 112 .......................... 321-0351 BETH PROPP TRAINING & ADVOCACY 2980 Ruby Ridge Ct................................... 737-1015 BODYWORKS & LASER CLINIC, LLC 721 Cardinal Ln Ste 200 ........................... 234-5000 DOWN TO EARTH NUTRITION 2331 Velp Av ............................................. 434-2073 KANNAWAY 2286 Oliver Ct ............................................ 360-9003 PARAMOUNT PERFORMANCE 1749 Riverside Dr ...................................... 770-3303 PROMOTION PHYSICAL THERAPY, LLC 2450 Velp Av Ste 107B .............................. 857-1622 THE WELLNESS WAY 2638 Tulip Ln Ste B ................................... 429-2844

HOTELS AMERICINN OF GREEN BAY WEST 2032 Velp Av ............................................. 434-9790 COMFORT SUITES HOTEL 1951 Bond St ............................................ 499-7449

INSURANCE AFLAC BENEFITS ADVISOR - CORY GILMET 2450 Hummingbird Dr................................ 217-7523 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY - TIM VANDEN HEUVEL AGENCY 1900 Velp Av ............................................. 494-7999

AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE - DALE ANTOINE 2514 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-6849

AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE - JOSHUA LAW-RENCE AGENCY 1575 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-9100 ERIE INSURANCE, THE SKOGG AGENCY, LLC 1674 Eisenhower Dr .................................. 569-0835 GORDON H. LENZ & ASSOCIATES, INC 2225 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1609 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARK MINZLAFF 1760 Velp Av #C ........................................ 429-0044 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARY KAY ORR 2475 Lineville Rd Ste A ............................ 434-4504 THZ INSURANCE GROUP, INC 3355 Wynding Ridge Way ......................... 833-6871

HOME IMPROVEMENTS LAMBERT YARD AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS 1984 Pinecrest Rd ..................................... 676-7771

HEARING AIDS & ASSISTIVE DEVICES

ADVANCED HEARING SOLUTIONS 2331 Velp Av Ste G .................................. 434-6777 MODERN HEARING 2314 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-6800

HEATING CONTRACTORS PAT & JERRY BLINDAUER HEATING & AIR CONDI-TIONING, LLC. 2223 Woodale Av ...................................... 434-2201

INSPECTION SERVICES SAFEFLOW, LLC 2859 Hillcrest Ct ........................................ 676-7579

INVESTMENTS ADVISORS MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC 2199 Lineville Rd....................................... 434-2192 CHAMBERS FINANCIAL GROUP 2010 Velp Av ............................................. 661-9000 EDWARD JONES-GREGG HANSEN 933 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-7740 EDWARD JONES-ILYA DAYTER 2149 Velp Av Ste 300 .............................. 301-3566 EDWARD JONES-JONATHAN SCHWEIGER 1718 School Ln Ste B ............................... 434-0602 EDWARD JONES-LEE SCHRAM 2331 Velp Av ............................................. 434-3526 LPL FINANCIAL-JON SCHULTZ................... 362-0943 RAYMOND JAMES-DANIEL J HOLL 2945 Shawano Av ..................................... 321-0321 VOYA FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC 2140 Velp Av Ste 101 .............................. 393-4713

INTERIOR DESIGNERS DESIGN A LA MODE, INC 1749 Riverside Dr ......................................662-9908

FUNERAL HOME PFOTENHAUER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION 1145 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-2060

FOOTBALL CLUBS DUCK WARNER POP FOOTBALL PO Box 208 ............................................... 497-8075

GAS & CONVENIENCE MARTS EXPRESS PANTRY-BP 2522 Glendale Av ...................................... 321-0180 COFFEE SHOPS

LA JAVA A ROASTING HOUSE 431 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 662-0500 2300 Lineville Rd ...................................... 544-8230

CONSTRUCTION BARTON DESIGNS PO Box 125 .............................................. 434-4848 BLACK DIAMOND BUILDERS 1631 Brookfield Av Unit F-6 ..................... 562-4442 ELITE BALANCING, LLC 2783 Elmwood Rd .................................... 445-5929 TYCORE BUILT, LLC 445 Cardinal Ln Ste 102........................... 662-0303

CONSIGNMENT SERVICES FRAYED NOT, LLC 2660 N Packerland Dr ............................. 405-0533 HOME AGAIN OF GREEN BAY, LLC 2530 Lineville Rd Ste B ........................... 662-0665

COUNTER TOPS CUSTOM LAMINATING SPECIALISTS 2170 Speaker Ct ....................................... 434-4266

DANCE INSTRUCTION NEW FUSION DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS 2680 Howard Cmns .................................. 497-6820 POWER OF DANCE 2490 Lineville Rd Ste H ............................ 661-9212

DAY CARE-CHILD BIG APPLE PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTER 2645 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-9470 STARTING POINT DAY CARE, INC 1750 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-8002

DENTISTS FIRST IMPRESSION DENTAL, LLC, DR. TIM MEYER 2360A Duck Creek Pkwy Ste 1 ................. 497-8500 FIRST IMPRESSION PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS 2300 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-4600 HOWARD DENTAL CENTER—BRIAN WACKWITZ, DDS 2140 Velp Av Ste 201 .............................. 434-4165 KIRK FISHBAUGH, DDS, LLC 2625 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-1515 MEADOWBROOK SMILES 2550 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-3900 MARCUS VANDER LEEST DDS 2913 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-3950 MONTOURE / HANSON / TESKE ORTHODONTICS 1756 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 884-2808 SIERRA DENTAL, LLC—DR. MARTIN WILLIAMS 2726 Riverview Dr ..................................... 662-1600 THE CENTER FOR DENTAL EXCELLENCE, DR. DAVID J. BRUSKY 410 Security Blvd ...................................... 662-1440

COUNSELING SERVICES CHRISTIAN COUNSELING MINISTRIES 2150 Memorial Dr .................................... 498-3383

DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY LINDEMAN’S CLEANING 705 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 435-5645

DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES FOREVER DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES 2530 Lineville Rd ....................................... 544-9659

EXERCISE & PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS

BODE COURSE 2467 Glendale Av ...................................... 355-1038 GREEN BAY YMCA 601 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 436-9570 THE YOGA LOFT 721 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 562-7440 TITLETOWN CROSSFIT 1465 Cornell Rd ........................................ 819-7711

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS NICKEL ELECTRIC, INC 1479 Gruber Rd ........................................ 498-1354 STIEGLER ELECTRIC 1265 Russet Ct ......................................... 494-0224

ELEVATORS—SALES & SERVICE A-1 ELEVATOR SALES & SERVICE CORP 2213 Velp Av ............................................. 434-9088

EXCAVATING & TRUCKING AG EXCAVATING, INC 1336 Russet Ct ......................................... 434-1885 RED’S EXCAVATING, INC 2245 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-2570

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS 1884 Memorial Dr ...................................... 471-8303

EMBROIDERY & SCREEN PRINTING L&K APPAREL, INC 1370 Wellington Dr .................................... 434-4817

EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS INNTIER, INC ........................................ (877) 979-7526

FABRIC SHOPS QUILTING DIVAS SEWING BOUTIQUE, LLC 445 Cardinal Ln Ste 108 ............................ 434-9980

FOODS FESTIVAL FOODS 2348 Lineville Rd ....................................... 965-0042 PIGGLY WIGGLY 2465 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-0921 SEAWAY FOODS 2223 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1636

FIREWORKS DECKER’S UNCLE SAM FIREWORKS 1690 E Deerfield Av ................................... 662-1103

CLOTHING ALTERATIONS EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS 2445 Glendale Av ..................................... 434-9935

FOODS THE OILERIE 2300 Lineville Rd Ste 106 ......................... 857-2331