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Speaker 1 (00:01):
A century of quality reporting continues on WHVY with the
latest from the Omniglass and pay News Center. Good morning,
It's thirty seven degrees at five oh four. I'm landed more.
The push to allow four wheelers on the streets of
Oshkosh appears to have hit a dead end for now.
The city's Transportation Committee fails to approve a measure that
(00:22):
would have ordered city staff to draft an ordnance allowing
the use of ATVs and UTVs on most streets. Member
Evelyn Murrett is not comfortable in being the first city
to do so. I don't see.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
Oshkosh needing to be the first city in the state
to do this. We aren't usually first in much.
Speaker 1 (00:39):
We usually wait to see how some other things are.
And a citizen survey shows fifty five percent of Oshkosh
residents are opposed to letting four wheelers operate on city streets.
The City of Oshkosh may have to start construction of
a new pedestrian bridge over Interstate forty one next year,
even if federal funding for the project isn't available. The
city has an agreement with you u US Department of
(01:00):
Transportation to cover eighty percent of the project with money
from Washington, but the Trump administration has put the funding
on hold, pending further review. Assistant Assistance Finance Director Hayley
Palmquist says the contract they signed with the FEDS requires
work to start in twenty twenty six or lose that funding.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Per the grant agreement that we have with the DOT
that we've tempatively etched out. There are deadlines in that
grant agreement, meaning we would need to expend some funds
immediately once the agreement is signed.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
The cost of the pedestrian bridge project is estimated at
ten million dollars. The Autigamy County Sheriff's Office is looking
for a suspect and an alleged bank robbery. Deputies were
called to the Premier Community Bank in Bear Creek around
ten thirty Friday morning on the report of a robbery.
The suspect had fled the area before they arrived. No
one in the bank was hurt. Anyone with information should
(01:51):
contact the Autigamy County Sheriff's Office. In Oshkosh, man accused
of trying to rob an armored truck driver reaches Ampleada
with prosecutors. Jaman Blankhi is convicted in Winnebago County Court
on charges of armed robbery and secondary reckless engagement. Blankenship
attacked the driver as he worked on an ATM in
the quick trip along West twentieth Avenue in Oshkosh back
in September of last year. He faces up to seventy
(02:13):
years in prison when sentenced. On December sixteenth, a missing
Green Bay boy is found safe. Four year old Dariel
Sanchez and Hell reportedly disappeared from his home along Clement
Street around seven thirty Saturday morning. Dariel was located around
two o'clock that afternoon. Details on his whereabouts were not released.
Northeast Wisconsin communities joined others across the US for a
(02:35):
second round of No King's protests over the weekend. The
rallies were meant to voice opposition to the actions and
policies of the Trump administration. Matthew Bruckner took part in
a protest in Appleton. If I see someone that's doing
something I told my kid not to do in kindergarten
and he's doing it as a seventy eight year old man,
there's something wrong with society that you're willing to support that.
(02:55):
No King's protests were also held nationwide in June. Trial
the scheduled to begin today for a Madison man accused
of raping a woman he was catfishing online. Robert Anderson,
the third is charged in Marquette County Court with first
decrease sexual assault with the use of a dangerous weapon,
armed robbery, and false imprisonment. Anderson allegedly attacked a woman
he met in an online dating app at a Westfield
(03:16):
park back in February. He faces up to one hundred
six years in prison if convicted. Drivers will have to
deal with lank closers on the Leo Frigo Bridge in
Green Bay this week. Crews will be making routine repairs
on northbound Interstate forty three today through Thursday. Work is
scheduled from eight a m. Until two pm those days
A century of quality reporting continues on WHVY with the
latest from the Omniglass and pay News Center. Good morning,
It's thirty seven degrees at five oh four. I'm landed more.
The push to allow four wheelers on the streets of
Oshkosh appears to have hit a dead end for now.
The city's Transportation Committee fails to approve a measure that
(00:22):
would have ordered city staff to draft an ordnance allowing
the use of ATVs and UTVs on most streets. Member
Evelyn Murrett is not comfortable in being the first city
to do so. I don't see.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
Oshkosh needing to be the first city in the state
to do this. We aren't usually first in much.
Speaker 1 (00:39):
We usually wait to see how some other things are.
And a citizen survey shows fifty five percent of Oshkosh
residents are opposed to letting four wheelers operate on city streets.
The City of Oshkosh may have to start construction of
a new pedestrian bridge over Interstate forty one next year,
even if federal funding for the project isn't available. The
city has an agreement with you u US Department of
(01:00):
Transportation to cover eighty percent of the project with money
from Washington, but the Trump administration has put the funding
on hold, pending further review. Assistant Assistance Finance Director Hayley
Palmquist says the contract they signed with the FEDS requires
work to start in twenty twenty six or lose that funding.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Per the grant agreement that we have with the DOT
that we've tempatively etched out. There are deadlines in that
grant agreement, meaning we would need to expend some funds
immediately once the agreement is signed.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
The cost of the pedestrian bridge project is estimated at
ten million dollars. The Autigamy County Sheriff's Office is looking
for a suspect and an alleged bank robbery. Deputies were
called to the Premier Community Bank in Bear Creek around
ten thirty Friday morning on the report of a robbery.
The suspect had fled the area before they arrived. No
one in the bank was hurt. Anyone with information should
(01:51):
contact the Autigamy County Sheriff's Office. In Oshkosh, man accused
of trying to rob an armored truck driver reaches Ampleada
with prosecutors. Jaman Blankhi is convicted in Winnebago County Court
on charges of armed robbery and secondary reckless engagement. Blankenship
attacked the driver as he worked on an ATM in
the quick trip along West twentieth Avenue in Oshkosh back
in September of last year. He faces up to seventy
(02:13):
years in prison when sentenced. On December sixteenth, a missing
Green Bay boy is found safe. Four year old Dariel
Sanchez and Hell reportedly disappeared from his home along Clement
Street around seven thirty Saturday morning. Dariel was located around
two o'clock that afternoon. Details on his whereabouts were not released.
Northeast Wisconsin communities joined others across the US for a
(02:35):
second round of No King's protests over the weekend. The
rallies were meant to voice opposition to the actions and
policies of the Trump administration. Matthew Bruckner took part in
a protest in Appleton. If I see someone that's doing
something I told my kid not to do in kindergarten
and he's doing it as a seventy eight year old man,
there's something wrong with society that you're willing to support that.
(02:55):
No King's protests were also held nationwide in June. Trial
the scheduled to begin today for a Madison man accused
of raping a woman he was catfishing online. Robert Anderson,
the third is charged in Marquette County Court with first
decrease sexual assault with the use of a dangerous weapon,
armed robbery, and false imprisonment. Anderson allegedly attacked a woman
he met in an online dating app at a Westfield
(03:16):
park back in February. He faces up to one hundred
six years in prison if convicted. Drivers will have to
deal with lank closers on the Leo Frigo Bridge in
Green Bay this week. Crews will be making routine repairs
on northbound Interstate forty three today through Thursday. Work is
scheduled from eight a m. Until two pm those days
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