C. Reiss Co., Brown County, and the city of Green Bay will resume negotiations to relocate coal piles from downtown Green Bay. Talks revolve around relocating the coal piles to the county-owned ...

GREEN BAY - Brown County, the city of Green Bay and C. Reiss Co. officials plan to revive negotiations to relocate the coal piles out of downtown Green Bay. The company in a Thursday media release ...

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GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- After the Brown County Board of Supervisors rejected a second offer in four months last week to relocate the downtown Green Bay coal piles, all the parties involved plan to get ...

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Reiss released a statement Thursday on agreeing to a meeting with Brown County and the City of Green Bay to negotiate an agreement on relocating the coal piles, following the state’s call for ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The owner of Green Bay’s coal piles has agreed to meet with the city and county to discuss a potential relocation. C. Reiss issued a statement Thursday confirming its ...

(WTAQ-WLUK) — The company that owns coal piles in downtown Green Bay says it has agreed to a meeting with city and county officials about possibly moving the piles. C. Reiss Company issued this ...

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — After decades of trying to move them, the company that manages the coal piles along the Fox River in downtown Green Bay says they are ready to negotiate an agreement with ...

In a letter, officials said the coal piles along the Fox River have obstructed development in the district’s corridor for more than 100 years. They claim the piles have hindered Brown County ...