Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Motorcyclist dies in I-43 crash A motorcyclist was killed early Sunday on I-43 at the State 54-57 exit when his motorcycle hit a deer and the driver was thrown into the road, where a semi-truck hit him. The cyclist was northbound on I-43 at 1 a.m. when the accident occurred. The truck driver was unable to avoid hitting the cyclist, whose name has not been released. The crash is under investigation, but Green Bay police said no charges are expected against the truck driver. Man arrested in drive-by shooting Green Bay police announced Sunday they have arrested Gabriel Cuevas-Camarillo, a suspect in a drive-by shooting on the East Side last week. Cuevas-Camarillo faces charges of first degree recklessly endangering safety and endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon. He was arrested without incident at 7 p.m. Saturday. Two other men at the Bader Street house where he was arrested were also arrested on charges of harboring or aiding a known felon and one of the men was also arrested for marijuana possession, police said. The shooting took place in the early hours of June 8 at 1150 Cherry St. No one was injured. Town of Holland County Z closed on Wednesday County Z, between Schwahn Road and Rotzenberg Road in the town of Holland, will be closed between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Wednesday, the Brown County Highway Department has announced. The road will be closed for centerline culvert pipe replacement work. Oconto Former Green Bay public works chief dies Dick Hall, 62, Oconto, former public works director for the city of Green Bay, died Friday. Hall started work for the city's public works department in 1964 and became director in 1987, holding the position until his retirement. After retiring, Hall moved to Oconto where he was president of R.L. Hall Abstract Co. Inc. of Oconto. Brown County Crash victim was Green Bay man The Brown County Sheriff's Dept. has identified the victim of Saturday's motorcycle crash in the town of Glenmore as Thomas G. Steinbruecker Jr., 26, of Green Bay. Steinbruecker was killed when his motorcycle hit a van that was turning into a driveway. The van operator was not injured and Steinbruecker was wearing a helmet, according to the Sheriff's Dept. Steinbruecker was a musician with the band Annex, which played Friday at Bayfest on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus.