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Congratulations graduates! The Farm & Industry Short Course at UW-River Falls concluded this week, and the grads are ready to take what they’ve learned back into the agriculture industry. Today we’re catching up with two FISC students. Kevin Biese from Wrightstown comes from a family-owned dairy milking about 1,000 cows. He said the Farm and Industry Short Course just made sense for someone in production agriculture. FISC has a notable reputation even out-of-state. Student Jack Rynd is the eighth generation on his family's 200-cow dairy farm in Northwestern Pennsylvania. He tells us why he valued both the coursework and the campus experience that make this program unique.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we sit down to chat with Ross Harter and Steve Szymanski from Wrightstown Truss. We discuss what they did previous to Drexel, conversations with Joel, the merge of Truss Systems, moving from Little Chute up the road to Wrightstown, new facility, production growth, future plans and the most underrated place to eat in Green Bay!

In North Eastern Conference action, Wrightstown took on Little Chute. Wrightstown defeated Little Chute 61-17. Jonathan Krause and Dick Knapinski were on the call. 

In North Eastern Conference action, LIttle Chute took on Wrightstown. Little Chute defeated Wrightstown 63-55. Dick Knapinski and Jonathan Krause were on the call. 

In the third of four WIAA state championship games at Camp Randall on Thursday, the Stratford Tigers take home a record-breaking 10th state title with their 21-6 win versus the Wrightstown Tigers. Jesse Nelson and Adam Mertz have the call with sideline reporter Pablo Iglesias.

In the WIAA Division 5 State Football Championship, Stratford took on Wrightstown. Stratford defeated Wrightstown 21-6. Tony Giordana and Dick Knapinski had the call. 

In the Division 5 WIAA State Football Championship, Stratford took on Wrightstown. Stratford defeated Wrightstown 21-6. Tony Giordana and Dick Knapinski were on the call. 

Senior Quarterback Trevor Vand Hey rushed for two touchdowns and three for three more as the Wrightstown Tigers will be returning to Camp Randall Stadium as they crushed the Northwestern Tigers 47-16 Friday night in Rhinelander. Wrightstown will take on Stratford Thursday afternoon around 4:00pm. Jonathan Krause and Dick Knipinski had the call.

Hello and welcome to the Unedited podcast! The goal of this podcast is to help you develop and enjoy the habit of daily Bible reading and prayer. It is through the Word of God and the presence of God that we GET TO KNOW God.     In this episode, Meg interviews Dr. Cindy Miller. Dr. Miller serves as Senior Pastor at Calvary Tabernacle in Wrightstown, NJ, and holds a Ph.D. in Pastoral Care & Counselling. She serves as a program director for several programs at Urshan Graduate School of Theology. Additionally, Dr. Miller is the author of four books, a columnist for Reflections Magazine, and host of the Reflections podcast.  In this episode, Dr. Miller talks about the path of her call into counselling, the power of a healthy Body of Christ, the importance of having a correct "theology of suffering," overcoming anxiety, and living a life that God can interrupt. You won't want to miss this episode! Thank you to Dr. Miller for everything she shares in this powerful episode!   

 If  Thank you for joining me for this journey. I look forward to meeting up with you again next Friday!       If you have questions, please visit megunedited.com Go grab your Bible and your journal! Looking forward to the power of this habit in YOUR life.       This is Unedited.     This is for U.    Happy Good Friday! IG: @unedited_meg

The village of Allouez and the town of Wrightstown were awarded trophies Thursday for winning the Project VOTE of Brown County, WI Voter Challenge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Chef Keesha's culinary journey began at the Natural Gourmet Institute for Culinary Arts in NYC, where she mastered the art of organic, vegan, and health-supportive diets. With a BS in Information Systems Engineering and an MBA from Simmons College, Chef Keesha brings a unique blend of culinary expertise and business acumen to the Live Loud table. From gracing the NYC fine dining catering scene to dazzling on Epicurious's 50 Person Prep Challenge and making waves on Food Network's Chopped, Chef Keesha is a force to be reckoned with," as described on Live Loud Foods website: https://www.liveloudfoods.comCheryl Gilmore joined Food Farms And Chefs Radio Show, first discussing how her career blossomed from one opportunity to the next, and ultimately rooting her path as the Wrightstown Market Manager.  Per Wrightstown Farmers Market's website, "On September 29, 2006 the newly founded Bucks County Foodshed Alliance held a Harvest Festival at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds in Wrightstown to kick off the Wrightstown Farmers Market, a new kind of farmers market that would inspire numerous others in the county." They continued by explaining their mission, which was, "To provide a thriving outlet to connect consumers and producers of local, sustainably grown food products so that it strengthens the community and local farming economy." https://www.wrightstownfarmersmarket.orgJezabel Careaga's passion, traditions, and love of food is palpable when you hear her story in her own words on this week's Food Farms And Chefs Radio Show.  With origins in the hospitality and business management, Jezabel's hands-on approach guided her to creating a venue that was welcoming to not only visitors of Jezabe's, but also to the individuals who work in the spaces that she crafted by hand. Ultimately, she shares the comforting meals she grew up with through her menu, store, and bakery.  https://www.jezabelscafe.com

Lawrence Nikodem joins us to talk about an event coming up in Green Bay, at Bay Beach. "Celebrating Recovery, Hope & Support" is coming up at September 14th. The primary goal for this 2nd Annual 5K Run/Walk is to support those in recovery and bring awareness to those affected by gambling disorders. You don't need to have a drinking problem to quit drinking. Then Sheri Omernick from Kayak Wisconsin and Matt Kriese from the Brown County Parks Department join the show to talk about...you guessed it, kayaking in Wisconsin! Kayak Self Serve Rentals are available at Duck Creek Quarry, Lily Lake, Wrightstown, and Little Chute! Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Matt Kriese, Sheri Omernick

Zimbrick Honda's presentation of the WIAA Division 5 State Football Championship Game: Aquinas vs. Wrightstown. Mike Thronsen and Chris Orr on the call.

In the Division 5 state championship, La Crosse Aquinas took on Wrightstown. La Crosse Aquinas defeated Wrightstown 32-13. Joey Dee and Jon Dinse were on the call,.

In Northeastern conference action, Wrightstown took on Little Chute. Wrightstown defeated Little Chute 18-14. Tony Giordana and Dick Knapinski were on the call.

Danielle Gannon is a huge part of the Bucks County Community and is the brand ambassador for many of your favorite businesses around Bucks County. This busy mother of three spent this past summer she planning and organizing the wild flower experience at HORTULUS FARM GARDEN AND NURSERY in Wrightstown, PA and much more. Danielle thrives as a brand ambassador and her clients truly appreciate the exposure she brings to their businesses. In addition to her managing own business, she also is a journalist for the Doylestown Cardinal. Don't forget to like & subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. || GUEST INFO || https://www.instagram.com/localspotlightwithdanielle WEBSITE || https://www.noprisonerspodcast.com || Follow Us on Instagram || https://www.instagram.com/nopris0ners https://www.instagram.com/revivalbuilt https://www.instagram.com/gilmartobar || SHOP OUR MERCH || https://www.noprisonerspodcast.com/shop --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/noprisoners/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/noprisoners/support

Wrightstown scores 5 runs in the 5th as they defeat Little Chute 9-5 Tuesday afternoon. Joey D had the call.

Joel and Nate Rucker (QB from Wrightstown) chat with Lance LeGros of Quest Homz. They discuss a variety of different topics including the state of Montana, bottled water, DWO, listening to the whispers, living without a television, Drexel's hospitality, Off-Site construction and the famous billboard question! "Got to stick with the hard stuff." - Lance "Anything can be done, it's just about finding a path." - Lance "When someone does something well, they need to know." - Lance "Starts at the top and ends at the top." - Lance "Best thing the devil can do is keep us busy." - Joel "Life can be like a river." - Joel #drexel #buildingsupply #campbellsport #lumber #suamico #sawdust #land #billboard

Katie is back from her conference and is ready to hop into topics! She breaks down her experience at the Winter Wine and Beer Walk, holiday shopping downtown, and more. Then we talk about the new "I Heart (cheese) Green Bay" sculpture that Downtown Green Bay Inc. installed on the city desk with the help of Schrieber's Foods. We also talk about the pod's plan for the holiday season. Then the folks from one of the area's newest restaurants join the show. Dany and Lauren, the husband and wife team behind Lost Key Tap in Wrightstown share their journey to restauranteur. From finding young love while being a professional ballerina in Bostin to Dany following Lauren to the midwest. We explore their journey and philosophy behind LKT, keep it simple, and make it good. Then Katie and Nick wrap the show with a look into the weekend including the Packers coming back off their bye week, live music, holiday events and more.

He dressed as a construction worker to steal tools from a Wrightstown job site except he was wearing sandals. And he's still at large.

In baseball action, Little Chute took on Wrightstown. Little Chute defeated Wrightstown 6-2. Joey Dee had the call.

On April 19, 2022, representatives of Volta Charging, LLC, came before the Newtown Township Planning Commission (NTPC) to discuss a plan to install two Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations in landscape islands located in the parking lot of ACME in the Newtown Shopping Center. Testifying for Volta were Michael J. Megnniss of Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP, and John Stuckey, VP East Charging Solutions and Site Development. In this composite of audio snippets from the meeting, Volta describes its unique business model that includes a 4-foot high visual electronic signage/advertising charging station panel. The charging service is FREE to anyone. There is no fee to charging partners (e.g., ACME) who, according to Volta, benefit by attracting “more customers who stay longer.” “Volta's business model creates a bit of unique situation for each municipality,” admits Volta's legal representative, Michael J. Megnniss of Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP. Indeed, as noted by Peggy Driscoll, chair of the NTPC, electronic “message centers” are not permitted anywhere in the Jointure (Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield). Other than that, variances regarding freestanding sign size and height requirements would be required. Because the Jointure is currently working on an ordinance permitting the use of EV charging stations, Volta and the NTPC decided that this matter would not be brought up at the My 5, 2022, Zoning Hearing Board meeting as planned for a variance hearing. It was also agreed that Volta representatives would be invited to the next Jointure meeting to discuss its plan. This would help the Jointure develop an ordinance that properly addresses the location, use of existing parking spaces, signage, public vs private locations, etc., of EV charging stations.

In this audio snippet from the April 19, 2022, Newtown Township Planning Commission (PC) meeting, Township Planner, Michele Fountain, reviews the 5G Wireless Facilities Ordinance developed by the Newtown Area Jointure (Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield). Specifically, Ms. Fountain focuses on measures to ensure wireless infrastructure – i.e., Small Wireless Communications Facility (pole) -  doesn't become what Wrightstown Supervisor Chairman Chester Pogonowski has described as an “eyesore.” [LINK: https://sco.It/65YQWO]

Ted Dorand, PECO External Affairs Manager for Bucks County, was a Special Guest speaker at the April 19, 2022, meeting of the Newtown Economic Development Committee. In this audio clip, Mr. Dorland speaks about Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations. He describes the three main types of EV charging – rapid, fast, and slow - and provided information on financial aid that PECO and the Department of Environmental Protection offer to municipalities wishing to install charging stations. Mr. Dorland mentions, for example, that Middletown Township recently received a $215,000 grant to install three EV fast chargers for public use. Meanwhile, the Joint Zoning Council (JZC) is working on an ordinance permitting the use of EV charging stations in Newtown, Upper Makefield, and Wrightstown. Such an ordinance would location (private v.s. public), use of existing parking spaces, signage, etc. For background listen to this discussion: Newtown Planning Commission Discusses Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: [LINK: https://johnmacknewtown.info/pcelectcharge.html] Resource: PECO Commercial Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charger Rebate [LINK: https://www.peco.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/PECOL2EV.pdf]

In boys basketball action, Little Chute took on Wrightstown. Little Chute defeated Wrightstown 51-38. B.J. DeGroot was on the call.

In North Eastern girls action, Wrightstown took on Little Chute Wrightstown defeated Little Chute 53-29. Joey Dee and Dick Knapinski were on the call.

We talk with Head Coach Cory Haese of the Wrightstown Tigers Boy's Basketball team to discuss the upcoming 2021-22 season

At the October 7, 2021, Newtown Area Joint Zoning Council (JZC) meeting, Lisa Wolff, Senior Planner, Bucks County Planning Commission, presented recently released 2020 U.S. Census Redistricting Data Summary Files, as related to the Jointure townships (Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield). Her analysis, which will be incorporated into the updated Newtown Area Comprehensive Plan, covers population trends from 1950 through 2020, population change from 2000 to 2020, population by race, and housing data. Download the BCPC report here: https://bit.ly/BCPC2020CensusData

No podcasts planned for two weeks? No problem, that's what filler episodes are for! Fortunately for us, we have plenty of good material to present to our listeners and this week we are releasing a compilation of our 2020 State Champion Coach Interviews where they talk about their philosophies and advice they would give their younger selves/new coaches. In this episode you get great sound bites from Coleman coach Kevin Casper, Wrightstown coach Matt Verbeten, and Stoughton coaches Bob Empey and Dan Spilde! Timestamps for each coach below:Kevin Casper (Coleman): 2:00Matt Verbeten (Wrightstown): 14:03Bob Empey and Dan Spilde (Stoughton):  46:55

Teague and Steve are joined by Wrightstown coach Matt Verbeten and LAW Coach Cory Scanlan to talk Youth State results for Boys and Girls born 2006-2007. After results, we have a great discussion on club wrestling and how people can benefit from it as well! Teague also suffers his most embarrassing trivia defeat against Steve to date, you won't want to miss it.

Wrightstown got to within four points in the second half before going cold as #1 seed Racine Catherine's defeated the Tigers 53-44. B.J. DeGroot had the call from Oshkosh.

The Wrightstown Tigers advance to the state basketball championship for the first time as they hung on to beat Brillion 55-54 Saturday afternoon in Wrightstown. Jonathan Krause had the call.

Wrightstown jumped out to a big lead and never trailed as they defeated the Mustangs of Little Chute on the road 71-49. Joey Dee had the call.

The Newtown Area Jointure, which comprises Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield Townships, is currently updating the 2009 Newtown Area Comprehensive Plan. One chapter of that plan focuses on transportation. This 17-minute audio podcast includes a portion of a presentation made before the November 5, 2020 meeting of the Joint Zoning Council by Jeremy W. Stoff, a Bucks County Planning Commission (BCPC) Planner. This audio clip from that presentation focuses on the discussion of trails. Speakers (in order of speaking): Jeremy Stoff (BCPC),Thomas Cino (Upper Makefield), Mary Eberle (JZC Solicitor), John Mack (Newtown), Chester Pogonowski (Wrightstown), Lisa Wolff (BCPC), Tim Thomas (Upper Makefield)

The Wrightstown Tigers improved to 4 and 0 with a 35-6 win over Fox Valley Lutheran Friday night. Joey Dee had the call.

The Wrightstown Tigers improved to 4 and 0 with a 35-6 win over Fox Valley Lutheran Friday night. Joey Dee had the call.

Wrightstown went on the road and got a 4th quarter field goal to knock off Little Chute 9-6. B.J. DeGroot had the call from Little Chute.

Wrightstown went on the road and got a 4th quarter field goal to knock off Little Chute 9-6. B.J. DeGroot had the call from Little Chute.

There have been notable shifts in the land use characteristics of the individual municipalities of the Newtown Area Jointure (Newtown, Wrightstown, Upper Makefiled) as well as in the characteristics of the Jointure, as measured against comparable statistics from 2005. Jeremy W. Stoff, a BCPC Planner, presented highlights of those shifts at the September 3, 2020, Joint Zoning Council meeting.

Teague and Steve have a discussion with Wrightstown Head Coach Matt Verbeten ranging from his experience leading up coaching at Wrightstown, setting a tough schedule for the season, and his team's experience throughout the season which resulted in three individual state finalists, one champion, and a Team State championship!

At the June 15, 2020, Newtown Township Board of Supervisors (BOS) meeting, the Board reviewed the details of latest draft of the E30 "Curative Amendment" to the Newtown Area Zoning ordinance. This amendment creates a new use for a combination gas station/convenience store (i.e., Wawa) in each township of the "Jointure" of Newtown, Wrightstown and Upper Makefield. Supervisor Mack asked how this amendment differed from the original "sketch plan" submitted to the BOS by Provco Pineville Acquisitions LLC, which is the Wawa developer. Here are some related stories as background: “Lower Southampton - Another Township Considering Zoning Variances to Allow a Super Wawa Gas Station/Convenience Store”; http://sco.lt/5H0khE “Zoning Hearing Board Proposal for Lower Southampton Super Wawa Reconvenes on January 14”; http://sco.lt/5JFBxI “Here's Where the Wawa on the Newtown Bypass Proposal Now Stands”; http://sco.lt/5KC9se "Municipal Cure" Cannot Prevent Developer From Putting a Wawa on the Bypass in Newtown Township; http://sco.lt/837RkO “If Wawa Comes to Newtown, Will It Be Able to Sell Beer & Wine Like the One in Middletown?”; http://sco.lt/6FfX96 “Upper Gwynedd Township Versus Wawa: A Lesson for Newtown Township?”; http://sco.lt/7pEIYy “Developer Wants Plumstead to Change Its Zoning to Allow More Gas Pumps to Fit the Business Plan of a Super Wawa - A Lesson for Newtown”; http://sco.lt/5eYsXA

Provco - representing Wawa - has sued Newtown because it does not have a zone that allows a combination gas station and convenience store. In a separate but somewhat related action, a curative amendment was proposed that seeks to find a zoning area for the use within the jointure area of Newtown Township, Wrightstown and Upper Makefield (view the video here: https://johnmacknewtown.info/municure.html). Although Supervisor Calabro suggested that this is "protecting" Newtown, Township Solicitor Dave Sander said it does not apply to Wawa's substantive legal challenge to the joint municipal zoning ordinance previously filed by Wawa. Only if that challenge does not succeed will Wawa be subject to the Municipal Cure. At the June 6, 2020, Newtown Planning Commission Zoom meeting, the members tried to understand the process and were frustrated that the township virtually has no choice but to give Wawa want it wants - i.e, modification of the OR (Office/Research) zone, which is along the Newtown Bypass, to allow a Super Wawa to be built there pretty much the way Wawa wants to build it - primarily due to the fact that Newtown does not have the funds to fight Wawa in court, a situation exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. In other words, Wawa has the township over a barrel! In addition, this will be by "exceptional use," not "conditional use," which means the Zoning Hearing Board - NOT the Supervisors - will have the authority to approve this use. The ZHB is not elected by the public, just sayin'

It's a jam packed first hour of the show this morning with B.J. and Brian as they are really excited to see ESPN moved the Bulls 30 for 30 which was supposed to air in June, they're moving it to April 19th! Wrightstown Girls Basketball Head Coach Mike Froehlke joined the show to chat about his team's season finishing 25-2 this season and how much fun they had before their season was halted to COVID-19. We end the first hour with our best tweet and it's "The Last Dance" featuring Michael Jordan!

Mike Froehlke (Wrightstown Girls Basketball Head Coach) joined the show this morning to chat about his season at Wrightstown going 25-2 and earning a spot at the state tournament!

Wrightstown advances to Sectional Finals with a 78-66 victory over the Xavier Hawks Wednesday night at Brillion High School. B.J. DeGroot had the call.

Wrightstown advances to Sectional Finals with a 78-66 victory over the Xavier Hawks Wednesday night at Brillion High School. B.J. DeGroot had the call.

318 - WIAA wrestling preview: The Three Amigos are back and Ricardo talks a whole lot about the upcoming WIAA individual wrestling tournament and the two undefeated area wrestlers: Cullen Quick and Marshall Kools. Plus a potpourri of other topics including a Roundtable preview of guests Drake Hayward of Neenah wrestling and Ben Durocher of Wrightstown wrestling. 

Norb Rozek is known better to the world as Reverend Norb, the front man of Boris The Sprinkler. Before he was the incomparable voice of the legendary Green Bay punk band, Rozek was cutting his teeth in other — far less-renowned — Titletown projects like Static Cling and Suburban Mutilation after being led to a life in rock and roll by The Everly Brothers of all things. With close to 40 years of onstage experience, Rev. Norb has no shortage of great stories at the ready. Recently, Norb invited My First Band host Tyler Maas into his home in Green Bay to talk about the city's music scene, being part of a high school riot that allegedly inspired a 7 Seconds song, being tricked into joining Boris The Sprinkler in the early '90s, being bumped from a Green Day and Pansy Division show in Neenah in the early '90s, his stint with The Onions, and so, SO much more. Along the way, the pair also talked about Heritage Hill, Concert Cafe and non-existent barn shows in Wrightstown. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Boris The Sprinkler ("Spider Baby").

Dr. Rossi, interviews Fr. Raymond Browne, Rector of St. Mark's Orthodox Church (OCA) in Wrightstown, PA, on the topic of identity.

Dr. Rossi, interviews Fr. Raymond Browne, Rector of St. Mark's Orthodox Church (OCA) in Wrightstown, PA, on the topic of identity.