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Green Bay Packers 24, Minnesota Vikings 10 Last Updated 9:41 AM

Now it's on to San Francisco

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 24-10 in an NFC wild-card playoff game at Lambeau Field on Saturday night. The Vikings played without injured QB Christian Ponder and struggled with Joe Webb in his place. The Packers play at San Francisco in the NFC divisional round at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12. Game story | Photos | More photos | Video: Fans from all over descend on Lambeau Field

  1. What We Pay: UW-Tech College Salaries

    What We Pay: A Gannett Wisconsin Media investigative team report

    • Jan 4, 2013

    This Week: UW System, coaches salaries and technical colleges: The compensation of public-sector employees has dominated much of Wisconsin’s political and economic discussion during the past few years. But what’s been lacking in that discussion is a way to compare what those employees earn in various places, in various circumstances.

    “What We Pay: Your tax dollars and the salaries they support” attempts to give you a way to make those comparisons, so that you can be better informed about how your taxes are used. Special section inside: www.postcrescent.com/WhatWePay

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    Green Bay Press-Gazette photojournalist Evan Siegle shares his experiences from along the lines of Green Bay Packers games.

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  1. Year in review

    City of Neenah Public Works employee Eric Relien, left, rakes leaves into a rear picker as homeowner Karl Wunderlich lends a helping hand with his leaf blower in October along Bosworth Lane in Neenah. Neenah had to abandon its trucks with front-mounted vacuum systems after the Wisconsin State Patrol warned they faced receiving tickets for having obstructed vision. Dan Powers/The News-Record
    • Jan 2, 2013

    Residents might best remember 2012 as the year of elections, given the June recall election of Gov. Scott Walker and the re-election of President …

  2. NEENAH-MENASHA
  1. Bullets to be removed from former firing range
  2. Edwards' jersey to be retired
  3. Police blotter
  4. The Local Scene
  5. Mayors: Harrison pacts to endure

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  1. Year in review

    City of Neenah Public Works employee Eric Relien, left, rakes leaves into a rear picker as homeowner Karl Wunderlich lends a helping hand with his leaf blower in October along Bosworth Lane in Neenah. Neenah had to abandon its trucks with front-mounted vacuum systems after the Wisconsin State Patrol warned they faced receiving tickets for having obstructed vision. Dan Powers/The News-Record
    • Jan 2, 2013

    Residents might best remember 2012 as the year of elections, given the June recall election of Gov. Scott Walker and the re-election of President …

  2. NEENAH-MENASHA
  1. Bullets to be removed from former firing range
  2. Menasha wants Army Reserve buildings removed from Jefferson Park
  3. $29.9 million Menasha High School plan detailed
  4. Downtown Neenah plans suffer setbacks
  5. Firefighters recognized for woman's rescue

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  1. Carl Abendroth of Greenville pays his respects following the dedication of the 9/11 Memorial on Aug. 25 in Greenville. Ron Page/Post-Crescent West

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    • Dec 28, 2012

    With 2012 coming to a close and a new year about to start, it's time to look back at some of the stories that made headlines in the Greenville…

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  3. Johnson congratulates service academy nominees
  4. UWFox Foundation seeks 'Outstanding Alumni' nominations
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  1. Year in review

    City of Neenah Public Works employee Eric Relien, left, rakes leaves into a rear picker as homeowner Karl Wunderlich lends a helping hand with his leaf blower in October along Bosworth Lane in Neenah. Neenah had to abandon its trucks with front-mounted vacuum systems after the Wisconsin State Patrol warned they faced receiving tickets for having obstructed vision. Dan Powers/The News-Record
    • Jan 2, 2013

    Residents might best remember 2012 as the year of elections, given the June recall election of Gov. Scott Walker and the re-election of President …

  2. NEENAH-MENASHA
  1. Bullets to be removed from former firing range
  2. Edwards' jersey to be retired
  3. Police blotter
  4. The Local Scene
  5. Mayors: Harrison pacts to endure
  1. COMMUNITIES:
  1. Kensington Grille shuts doors in Appleton

    The Kensington Grille has closed on Appleton's east side....

      10:29 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  2. Kaukauna's Lee leads area wrestlers at Cheesehead Invitational

    He's only a sophomore, but Robert Lee has collected enough gold medals to fill a closet....

      1:49 AM, Jan. 6, 2013
  3. Green Bay shooting leaves four in serious condition

    Four people are hospitalized with gunshot wounds following an early morning shooting on Green Bay's near west side....

      3:08 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  4. The Buzz: Mall changes

    In addition to the previously announced departure of Eddie Bauer — which will be replaced by a store to be named later — a couple of retailers are making changes in the Fox River Mall and vicinity....

      11:48 PM, Jan. 4, 2013
  5. Packers get job done despite initial twist of Vikings starting Webb at quarterback

    This was not to be a Jason Garrett kind of evening, or a Frank Reich kind of comeback....

      1:37 AM, Jan. 6, 2013
  6. Man's body found buried in straw

    A man's body was found buried beneath straw Friday at a dairy farm southwest of Chilton, authorities say....

      11:11 PM, Jan. 4, 2013
  7. Green Bay firefighter's retirement ends streak

    It's the first time in 57 years that a Truckey isn't on the Green Bay Fire Department....

      10:12 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  8. Settlement likely in boat crash deaths

    The family of one of the four people who died in a 2011 Chippewa County boat crash would receive more than $1 million in a settlement that was to be finalized this weekend....

      9:51 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  9. Neenah library nears milestone

    Residents checked out 962,756 books, magazines, DVDs, CDs and other materials from the Neenah Public Library during 2012....

      10:28 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  10. Leonard Pitts column: Freedom to live in fear

    'Everybody's got a pistol. This must really please the NRA' — from 'Gun' by Gil Scott-Heron...

      6:15 PM, Jan. 4, 2013
  11. Funeral director accused of dealing heroin from business

    A licensed funeral director who is accused of dealing drugs from a Markesan funeral home will stand trial....

      10:15 AM, Jan. 4, 2013
  12. Today's can't-miss Web content: A prime time for bird watching

    7 a.m. on www.postcrescent.com/life : Bald eagles and other birds of prey flock to the Fox River during winter. Outdoors columnist Robert Zimmer provides a photo gallery and commentary on the majestic birds and where you can catch a great view in the...

      10:49 PM, Jan. 5, 2013
  13. Editorial: Public salary issue about good policy

    When citizens weigh in on government spending, the impact of public employee wages often is central to the discussion....

      12:02 AM, Jan. 6, 2013
  14. Brock Jensen leads North Dakota State Bison to FCS repeat

    The North Dakota State Bison have a second straight FCS championship in what's becoming their second home....

      1:54 AM, Jan. 6, 2013
  15. Vikings switch hotels

    The Minnesota Vikings found there was no room at the inn. Normally, visiting NFL teams stay at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel in downtown Appleton. Not this time....

      11:06 PM, Jan. 3, 2013
  16. Search Wisconsin public school salaries

    The state Department of Public Instruction collects and posts online salary, experience and other information for more than 100,000 Wisconsin school administrators, teachers and other employees....

      9:44 AM, Jul. 30, 2012
  17. The midseason TV shuffle: 10 shows to watch

    OK, so maybe giving a starring role to a monkey in a lame sitcom ('Animal Practice') wasn't such a good idea, after all. And, in hindsight, 'The Mob Doctor' and 'Partners' were disasters just waiting to happen....

      1:37 PM, Jan. 4, 2013
  18. The Buzz: Pizza Ranch to build two Fox Cities restaurants

    Pizza Ranch will build two restaurants in the Appleton area within the next three years, and the first is scheduled to break ground next month at N139 Eisenhower Drive in Buchanan, just north of the Anchor Bank at the corner of Eisenhower and Calumet S...

      7:47 AM, Jan. 4, 2013

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