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Annual spring cleaning of Green Bay bridges ensures safe and smooth shipping season - Vimarsana News

Annual spring cleaning of Green Bay bridges ensures safe and smooth shipping season

It's not often we see any of the downtown Green Bay bridges open for hours at a time.

Annual Spring Cleaning of Green Bay Bridges Ensures Safe, Smooth Shipping Season - Vimarsana News

Annual Spring Cleaning of Green Bay Bridges Ensures Safe, Smooth Shipping Season

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) -- It's not often we see any of the downtown Green Bay bridges open for hours at a t...

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Why streets in Wisconsin are still icy days after major snowstorms - Vimarsana News

Why streets in Wisconsin are still icy days after major snowstorms

BROWN COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) - Even after last week's snowstorms, road conditions in northeast Wisconsin are still not ideal. Taylor Weghorst was driving up from Milwaukee and said, "It's been really tough. Once I pulled in off the highway, all the ice is just caked down on to the road, which makes it

City of Green Bay's Department of Public Works plowing snow day & night to keep streets clear - Vimarsana News

City of Green Bay's Department of Public Works plowing snow day & night to keep streets clear

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Northeast Wisconsin is getting hit with another snowstorm; director of Public Works Steve Grenier says more than 80 people are working hard to clear the streets of Green Bay. “We are going to be in and actively plowing until about 11 o'clock tonight. At that point, our drive

Snow coats traffic lights and road signs, officials warn drivers to be cautious - Vimarsana News

Snow coats traffic lights and road signs, officials warn drivers to be cautious

Almost 48 hours after Winter Storm Avree blew into Northeast Wisconsin, her remnants are still visible.