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1. Las Vegas Sets Win Totals For Packers And Badgers Ahead Of 2026 Season (patch.com) — Green Bay fans get an early look at how Las Vegas views the Packers and Badgers heading into 2026, with win totals suggesting different expectations for each team. The story highlights a marquee Wisconsin–Notre Dame matchup at Lambeau Field and notes how recent seasons and schedule strength shape these projections. Locals can also mark their calendars for the Packers' road opener against the Vikings.
2. Talking Trade with Dean Haen, Port of Green Bay (stateaffairs.com) — Green Bay's port director says shipping traffic has rebounded and is now ahead of last year, even after historic spring flooding shut the Port of Green Bay for more than 30 days. Local industries are again moving construction materials and agricultural products, and a new $60 million terminal is under construction, with a tenant being sought for next year.
3. Philosophy professor, 'Jeopardy!' champion Ben Chan now teaching at Lawrence University (fox11online.com) — Green Bay residents can cheer on hometown "Jeopardy!" star Ben Chan as he steps into a new role teaching philosophy at Lawrence University in Appleton. The nine-time champion and former St. Norbert professor will focus on biomedical ethics, technology, food ethics, and what makes for a good life.
4. Goose population remains steady as early hunting season begins (wbay.com) — Early Canada goose hunting season opens today around Green Bay, with a five-bird bag limit through September 15 as wildlife officials work to manage a now-steady local population. Ecologists say the Green Bay area's marshes and nearby fields make it prime goose habitat, and a warmer El Niño winter could keep more birds on the Bay of Green Bay.
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