I found this at a thrift store for probably under $10. I forgot I had it until I was packing to move. Has a ton of torn pages, some even completely ripped out, or some that people shoved in to get their recipe out there.
Thought I'd share a piece of GB history with you all, this probably has to be one of my favorite antique items I own.
Hi All! A group of six 40 year old dudes is heading to Packers Vikings in November. We are looking for an authentic supper club experience on that Saturday night but don’t want to stray too far from our place in Green Bay. Right now we have a reservation at The Union Hotel in De Pere but we’re wondering if that’s the right vibe for us as we will likely have a strong buzz on. Are we overthinking it? Any recommendations for a better option within 30 minutes or so would be much appreciated.
If there are any McDonalds workers that can help me out, I’m trying to get a full set of the current Godzilla/Hello Kitty Happy Meal toys. Or if you are another person also searching, perhaps we can team up and report which locations have which toys.
As of yesterday, the one near Bay Beach had #7 Rodan, #1 Godzilla was at Main St W De Pere and Little Chute. There was a #2 Ghidorah sighting in Oshkosh, but I prefer the Appleton/Kimberly/Kaukauna area (or west Green Bay)
1: Hello Kitty x Godzilla
2: Keroppi x King Ghidorah
3: My Melody x Mothra
4: Pompompurin x Gigan
5. Kuromi x Mechagodzilla
6. Cinnamoroll x Destoroyah
7: Badzt Maru x Rodan
8. Choco Cat x Space Godzilla
Driving up for a weekend soon and wanted recommendations for places to eat/drink with two toddlers.
I know lots of breweries have patios now and some offer games and things to keep occupied.
Also, places with good kid's menus are a plus as well.
After reading today's Press-Gazette article about the Shipyard District plans/funding and looking at the renderings, I'm wondering if the Shipyard project planning group is in talks with the Mason St reconstruction group. Especially since the Shipyard project is planned by the city and the Mason St reconstruction is planned by the state, I really wonder if they're thoroughly in conversation with each other.
The renderings show Mason St at its current elevation, despite most of the plans proposed for the future of the Mason St bridge involve lowering the bridge. The plans for Mason St do usually include going over the railroad tracks to provide a path across the river that avoids the trains, so I don't know if the renderings or plans would be drastically impacted by the reconstruction.
Mason Street bridge's actual reconstruction timeline (at this moment) would set the construction not to start until 2031, with planning still going on until then. However, the preliminary design will be coming out shortly after the Shipyard project finishes construction. (Shipyard construction estimated to be done in 2027; bridge preliminary design coming out late 2027 to early 2028.) There would be time to redesign things after Shipyard construction is done, clearly, but if they have to redesign things, that's a waste of taxpayer money and time.
I'm looking forward to the Shipyard moving forward, and am hopeful this is a sign that they're moving past the delays and controversy that previously marred this project. I just worry that this will cost a bunch of money and then limit the ability for Mason St to do what's best for traffic patterns and such. I hope they're partnering and doing what is best for the city and its residents.
The Bellevue location will remain open and operate as normal.
Hello everyone!
My first time in Green Bay for a concert and a little confused with parking. Going to the Resch Center for concert on Thursday and can't seem to understand the parking situation. Any tips will be appreciated! Trying not to have a headache when I get there.
Been sniffing your own farts again Jimmy?
So i plan to be in green bay for a packers game with my girlfriend. It'll be either the Falcons in late sept or panthers in late oct. She not big into football but I still want to go with her and she's not opposed to the idea. Not sure how long we'll be there for yet so I wanna know what there is to do so she also has a nice time. She loves nature so if there's any hiking trails that would be great or just any spot bot far from the city that just simply has really cool events. Also want to know if there's any super cool stores around. She loves antique stores and fairly nerdy stores. Would also like to know any cool and not super pricy restaurants. No seafood places or bars.
Does anyone have any info of when it'll be open? It was supposed to be done on the 6th, but I haven't even seen them do anything yet, and it's still closed. I emailed the public works department but haven't heard back yet.
Hey everyone!
I am on the hunt for a home and went to visit some newly built Lexington homes. I saw a few things that were alarming, especially since these homes were mostly, if not, recently completed. Anyone have any experience buying a home from them? I'm trying to give them the benfit of the doubt.
I'm writing a blog for visitors to the area that's all about locals' opinions on the best sandwich shop.
Scott's is my number one, no question. But I'm willing to expand my palate, lol.
What are your favs? Any specific favorite sandwiches? Any places that aren't technically sandwich shops but have the best sandwiches, in your opinion?
I am looking for recommendations for a small concrete job - set of concrete steps. I’m finding a hard time finding someone who does steps or is willing to do a very small project. Thanks!
Hey everyone! My wife and I are in the process of moving from California to the Green Bay area. We were just out there this past weekend, fell in love with a house, and we're actually getting ready to put an offer in today. So this is becoming very real, very quickly.
One thing I hadn't really thought much about until now: the dogs.
We currently have four dogs, and they've never experienced Wisconsin—or even snow—before. Here in California, our setup is pretty easy. I have a gated area around the front of the house, so I can open the front door, let everybody out, they do their business, and come back in. We also have a doggy door in the back that they can use whenever they need to go outside. They're pretty good about taking care of themselves.
But I'm trying to figure out what the hell happens when it's 10°F, there's a foot of snow on the ground, and the dogs are looking at me like I've lost my mind.
For those of you in Green Bay/Wisconsin who have multiple dogs, especially people who have moved here from somewhere without real winters:
What do you do for potty breaks during the winter?
Do your dogs eventually get used to the snow and cold and just go outside normally? Do you shovel a dedicated potty path/area? Do you keep them on leashes? Use a fenced-in area? Have a dog door? Do you have any tricks for getting stubborn dogs to actually go when it's freezing outside?
And what about the really nasty days—subzero temperatures, deep snow, freezing rain, etc.? Do you have a backup strategy for those days?
I'm especially interested in hearing from people with multiple dogs, because taking four dogs out individually every time somebody needs to pee sounds like a fantastic way to spend my entire winter.
Any advice, lessons learned, products you swear by, or "don't make the mistake I made" stories would be greatly appreciated!
California guy trying to prepare for his first Wisconsin winter.
Heading to the show tonight, who's all going?!
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