C-Us-4Wireless opened a third Cellcom location in March.

At 3:08 p.m. April 22 in Suring, a Suring woman made a sharp left turn from an alley into the driveway entering the N.E.W. Credit Union’s parking lot at 717 Main St. and struck a power pole. The vehicle sustained minor damage. At 8:55 p.m. April 23 in Little River, a vehicle driven by a Green Bay man was traveling south on U.S. Highway 41 just north of County Road A and sideswiped the vehicle of an Oconto driver while trying to pass.

On April 11, police investigated a complaint from an Oconto Falls woman, 22, regarding threatening Facebook messages sent from a Green Bay woman, 23. On April 12, a disturbance at a Ridge Road residence led to two underage drinking citations for two men, ages 19 and 20, of Oconto Falls, and disorderly conduct citations for two women, a 37-year-old from Oconto Falls and a 46-year-old from Little Suamico. On April 16, an Oconto Falls woman, 30, was

Proceedings from April 24 A status conference, continued initial appearance and waiver of a preliminary hearing were held for Devin B. Pearson, 19, of Green Bay, on charges of second degree sexual assault of a child, allegedly occurring Aug. 24 in Stiles and felony bail jumping. A $20,000 bond continues. A status conference/arraignment is May 5. Proceedings from April 23 A competency and arraignment hearing was held for Tim W.

The CMH Pharmacy–Gillett will expand its weekday hours starting Thursday and introduce new Saturday hours. The pharmacy, located at Pat’s Market, 117 N. McKenzie St., will be open one hour later, until 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The pharmacy opens at 9 a.m. New Saturday hours are from 9 a.m.

Oconto County will consider five proposals for the design of a law enforcement center in Oconto. The county’s Law Enforcement and Public Property committees will review the proposals on May 7 and conduct interviews with the top firms on May 16.

Calling Suring a “community that has a sense of community,” U.S. Department of Agriculture leaders visited the village in which they have invested funds for public safety and municipal building upgrades. “We can’t just drive into the community and dump some dollars,” said Stan Gruszynski, USDA Rural Development state director.

A Gillett man arrested April 22 after a two-hour standoff with sheriff’s deputies in Wittenberg was charged two days later with a felony count of taking hostages while using a dangerous weapon. Travis W.

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