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1. Here's What Vegas Thinks Of Packers At Jets This Week (patch.com) — Green Bay fans get an early look at how oddsmakers view the Packers as 3.5-point road favorites over the New York Jets, despite lingering red zone and offensive line concerns. With detailed point spread, moneyline, and over/under numbers, locals can see how confidence in Green Bay's roster stacks up before Sunday's noon kickoff on FOX.
2. Green Bay expands Bay Beach shoreline trail after grant amendment (wbay.com) — Green Bay residents can look forward to a much longer Bay Beach shoreline trail after the city redirected a $2.4 million EPA grant to expand the walkway from 950 feet to about 3,700 feet. The project, fully federally funded with no local match, will open more waterfront access and set up future connections to South Bay Marina and the Wildlife Sanctuary.
3. Wisconsin gas prices jump 24 cents in a day (wearegreenbay.com) — Gas prices in Green Bay have surged nearly a dollar in just 10 days, with regular unleaded now averaging about $4.40 and diesel at a record $6.15. The statewide average has also jumped 24 cents in a day, and if this pace continues, both Green Bay and Wisconsin could soon see all-time high gas prices.
4. Brown County organization lends laptops to underserved/under-connected households (wearegreenbay.com) — Underserved households around Green Bay are getting a digital boost as Brown County United Way's Techquity program lends laptops to residents at The Salvation Army. With 30 more devices distributed Thursday and over 740 in six months, the effort aims to help locals stay connected for work, school, and essential online services.
5. Brown County chapter of the blind spreads awareness at senior expo (wbay.com) — In Green Bay, the Brown County chapter of the National Federation of the Blind is stepping up its presence, including at the Howard Senior Living Expo, to change how blindness is perceived. Members are inviting questions, welcoming sighted allies, and planning more public events so residents know support and information are readily available in the Green Bay area.
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