Clintonville – Cobblestone Inn Suites Re-Grand Opening 9-27-16

Written & Photo’s By: Timothy Zilch

Clintonville residents were invited for a Grand Re-Opening Tuesday, Free lunch was offered and one free night was given away. Please see some of the pictures from the excitement. Rental information please call 715-823-2000

Some of the folks on hand were: Clintonville Mayor Lois Bressette, Naomi Arndt, Amanda Rousseau, Nate Hepp, Luke La Violette, Norma Willis and
Triena Letts.

Photo’s From The Activities
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Clintonville – Firefighter / Soldier Escorted Through Town

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A soldier is honored, as the community of Clintonville came out to show support for one of its heroes Darrell Hansen, a Sergeant with the United States Army Reserve before he serves his third tour of duty overseas. After the parade, Hansen traveled to meet up with the 376 Wausau Reserve Component, where he will be deployed at a later date.

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Clintonville – Fall Frenzy 2016

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Written By: Timothy Zilch Photo’s By: Timothy Zilch

Clintonville Chamber of Commerce Hosted Fall Frenzy 2016

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Clintonville – Live Waupaca County MABAS Division 142 Training

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Written By: Timothy Zilch Photo’s By: Timothy Zilch

Clintonville Fire Department hosted a Waupaca County MABAS Division 142 “live” training through out Clintonville Saturday. Many area Fire Departments assisted.

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Green Bay – Commercial Fire 9-10-16

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From: Green Bay Metro Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike VandenAvond

Incident Details

Incident Date: 9/10/2016

Incident Type: Commercial fire

Incident Address: 13xx Tomlin St.

Incident Time: 01:38

Incident Description: Fire in a tire recycling plant

Cause of Fire: Fire under investigation.

Origin of Fire: Fire located in tire shredder hopper

Estimated Dollar Loss: $10,000

Injuries: None

Number of People Displaced: None

Additional Information: Fire came in as a water flow alarm. Once first engine and Battalion Chief arrived, they upgraded to still alarm because smoke was showing from building. Lessons were learned from previous fire at this location. Large layout with heavy machinery but mostly tire waste burning. Ventilation of heavy smoke was critical for visibility. Private hydrant that was inoperable hampered operations. Crews were able to extinguish fire in a half hour. Manager on scene thought they would be able to open for business as usual.

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