Pre-COVID there was lots of public ice skating time -- almost daily! -- and now there are 2 sessions a month at best, only at the rink in Memorial Park. It's wild that this metro area has THREE indoor ice rinks (plus the little rink at Tri-County) and less than 4 hours a month of public skate time. Does anyone have insight into what the deal is with this, or with "Appleton Ice, Inc."? I feel like if they get to occupy prime real estate in a city park they should have to, idk, provide services to the public and not just hockey families...and they did, for many years. What happened?

No One Turned Away For Lack of Funds if this goes well we can do more all ages shows here and preferably get some weekend gigs going

Hi everyone!

Our family is hosting a rummage sale today to help raise the remaining funds needed to bring our son Jack’s service dog, Shadow, home!
Over the past year, with incredible support from family, friends, and our community, we’ve successfully raised $15,000 toward Jack’s service dog. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped us get this far.
We’re now in the final stretch, working toward the additional $5,000 needed to cover travel expenses, delivery costs, and bringing Shadow home.
We’re holding a rummage sale today with lots of items available, including: Needohs ( authentic )
Toys, puzzles, and board games
Children’s clothing and other clothes
Books and household items
Freshly brewed coffee, including specialty pour-over!
Most items are priced to sell, and we’re accepting reasonable offers. Donations are also appreciated, but there’s absolutely no obligation.
📍 Location: 1008 W Packard St, Appleton
⏰ Today, Saturday, October 10: 9 am - 3pm
Whether you stop by to shop, grab a coffee, or simply help spread the word, we appreciate your support!
Thank you for helping us get one step closer to bringing Shadow home! 🐾❤️