| Special
Elections Meeting February 28, 2008:
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New Board Members were Elected tonight while Green Bay's Mayor Jim Schmitt
announced upcoming
city projects, involving Main Street, Military Avenue, and
Velp. Officer Ken Gehm covered areas of concern
in regards to some of the duplexes on Edgewood
Drive. Later, an update of the Arnie Wolff Memorial
was made. A scale model of the Memorial along
with the designs that were created by the kids at
Wilder Elementary School were on hand for all those in
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Board
Members Make a Presentation at the Parks and Rec Committee.
November 27, 2007 |
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Wilder Park Neighborhood Association presented to the Green
Bay Park
and Recreation Committee their proposal, along with
the plans and artist's rendition, to build the Arnie Wolff's
Fireman Monument at Wilder Park.
The Monument will
be a 14 foot tall steel memorial. On the front would be a bronze firefighter's helmet and a plaque with
Arnie Wolff's picture on it. The artist (whose works can be
found around the country) has promised to donate his time to
build the memorial. (Approximately 6 months.)
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Wilder
Park Neighborhood Association's First Annual Meeting. May
19, 2007 |
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From left to
right, Jeff Stauber, Jim Schmitt,
Jennifer Nelson, and Mark Allen |
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Green Bay's Mayor, Jim Schmitt, Aldermen Andy Nicholson, Tom Duane, along with Green Bay's Fire Department Chief Jeff Stauber, Channel 2 Reporter Chris Duffy, and Wilder School Principle Mark Allen came to the First Annual Wilder Park Neighborhood Association Meeting on May 19th to help kick off the
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| Aphrodite,
Radinz, Pecan Streets Neighborhood Watch Block Party Saturday September 9, 2006 |
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Green Bay's Fire Department Station 5 came to visit the block party to show the kids in the neighborhood some of their special equipment and ladder truck.
Fireman Jim Ervin gave a demonstration how the Thermo Imager works and explaining how important of a tool it is in their arsenal to fight fires.
The Kids really enjoyed their visit!
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| A Walk
With the Mayor August
24, 2006 |
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A Walk With the Mayor around the Wilder Park area began with a presentation at the park. Mayor Jim Schmitt and our city staff gave an update on important city and neighborhood issues,
and highlighting our city's growth.
With upcoming city plans and developments, along with new and arising issues effecting our neighborhood and it's future, your Neighborhood Association is providing a "neighborhood voice" to government, to guide development and address your concerns while preserving our safe environment.
Be apart of it. Join in.
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