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Jelissa Burns

Jelissa Burns

Verified

Personal Finance Reporter, The Post-Crescent

Appleton

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Positive Stories , Inspirational Stories , Family Heritage Stories , Veteran Salute Stories , Vacation Locations

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Total articles 1277

  • What's happening with Rogge's Sausage? Omro-based business owner plans to retire

    By Jelissa Burns Verified| Oshkosh Northwestern Verified ASHWAUBENON – Crystal Bay Food Holdings, a meat and seafood distributor based in Ashwaubenon, has acquired Rogge's Sausage as the owner of the Omro-based meat wholesaler transitions into retirement. Founded in 1938, Rogge's Sausage provides high-quality seafood, deli meats, cheeses, salads and sausage products to Wisconsin and neighboring states. Under Crystal Bay's acquisition, Rogge's Sausage will rebrand as Rogge's Foods, LLC, and have a new logo and website.

    By Jelissa Burns Verified · Oshkosh Northwestern

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • This De Pere cafe's Asian-fusion cuisine brings a twist to its ramen and pho | Best Bites

    By Jelissa Burns Verified| The Post-Crescent Verified With a goal to bring more Asian cuisine to the Green Bay area, two siblings partnered together to open one of the only Asian-fusion restaurants in De Pere. Thai Xiong opened Eat30 Cafe in 2019 in partnership with his sister, Lia Xiong, who manages the restaurant. Eat30 Cafe, 124 N. Broadway, Suite BB, features signature twists on authentic Asian meals like ramen, pho, fried rice and egg rolls. "It's basically Southeast Asian cuisine," said Lia.

    By Jelissa Burns Verified · The Post-Crescent

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • What's happening with Rogge's Sausage? Omro-based business owner plans to retire

    By Jelissa Burns Verified| Oshkosh Northwestern Verified ASHWAUBENON – Crystal Bay Food Holdings, a meat and seafood distributor based in Ashwaubenon, has acquired Rogge's Sausage as the owner of the Omro-based meat wholesaler transitions into retirement. Founded in 1938, Rogge's Sausage provides high-quality seafood, deli meats, cheeses, salads and sausage products to Wisconsin and neighboring states. Under Crystal Bay's acquisition, Rogge's Sausage will rebrand as Rogge's Foods, LLC, and have a new logo and website.

    By Jelissa Burns Verified · Oshkosh Northwestern

    Apr. 16, 2025

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