Quantcast
 

40% Off

Blueberry Hill Pancake House

Deal Ends In:
3 Days 12 Hours 4 Minutes 8 Seconds
Blueberry Hill Pancake House

Value

$20

Save

40%

Your Price

$12

Get This Deal
breaking news

Ashwaubenon Says No to Money for Pedestrian Bridge

By:
Updated: April 12, 2012

 Ashwaubenon, WI (WFRV) The Village of Ashwaubenon has chosen not to chip in $1.1 million on a new pedestrian bridge over Highway 172.

 

 

If built, the bridge would have spanned from Pioneer Park to North Road, near Babcock Road.

 

 

The total cost of the project would have cost $3.2 million with the remainder of the cost being paid for by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT).

 

 

One village official told Local 5 News that the decision not to spend the money was based on current economic conditions.  The board did pass a resolution asking the DOT to upgrade Highway 172 and Babcock Road as an area for pedestrians to cross the road.

 

 

 

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

Twenty-five dogs need homes after being displaced by the Oklahoma tornado....

Police are investigating an overnight armed robbery at a westside home....

A local lottery player is waking up $1million richer this morning....

District leaders met with parents and teachers to outline their plan to save money....

A young girl with ties to Fond du Lac is among those killed by the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma. ...

Sen. Baldwin focuses on fixing the economy...

Oshkosh West parent starts relief effort for tornado victims in Oklahoma....

Veterans share their stories of battle with students in Neenah....

Green Bay is moving forward with plans to buy the former Schauer and Schumacher buildings downtown. ...

City leaders are set to reconstruct a portion of 5th Street next month. Per city policy, they plan to put a sidewalk on one side of the street....

 
Viewer Poll
Do you think Gov. Walker should run for President?
 



 
 
Facebook Activity
 
 
©1998 - 2013 Wearegreenbay.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved