Watchdog reporter for The Post-Crescent/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin. Soccer fan. German enthusiast.
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Duke Behnke's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and community development in Appleton, Wisconsin. His articles frequently cover local government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Duke Behnke
A mural at the Appleton Police Department will be dedicated during a community celebration from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday.
A reception honoring Cofell will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Scheig Center, 1313 E. Witzke Blvd.
By: Duke Behnke
The ban would discourage people from gathering in areas where vehicles enter and exit the library parking lot.
By: Duke Behnke
Owners Marty and Jack Voight want to retire and are looking for a buyer.
By: Duke Behnke
Bottled water, nonperishable food and personal hygiene products are needed.
By: Duke Behnke
Appleton West has about one-third of the land that Appleton East and Appleton North have.
By: Duke Behnke
The tax levy necessary to support the budget would increase 2.4%.
By: Duke Behnke
The fine for parking on the street during a snow emergency would be raised to $55.
By: Duke Behnke
"Everyone, Republicans and Democrats, are in a bad mood about all of the election stuff that's going on," Dean Kaufert said.
By: Duke Behnke
The owner of an average home will pay $759 in property taxes for county services next year.
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