Local news' briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Legends come to Hall dedication Today's Packers Hall of Fame dedication will star more than the new hall itself. Packer greats like Ron Wolf and Bart Starr are expected to appear at the 5 p.m. ceremony. The dedication is free and open to the public at the new Hall of Fame inside the Lambeau Field Atrium. The new 25,000-square-foot museum has 75 exhibits and 15 new videos, as well as the team's three Super Bowl trophies. Brown County Register of Deeds goes online The Brown County Register of Deeds office is now ready to receive and record electronic documents online. Electronic processing allows the county to process the documents quickly and inexpensively. Brown County is the fifth county in Wiscosni to go online and one of about 20 counties in the country to do so. Lein releases and mortgage satisfactions can processed using eRecording, according to Register of Deeds Cathy Williquette. Fidlar Software is helping with the transition to electronic document examination, fee collection and image retention. The county will record more than 100,000 documents, or 550,000 pages, this year. Kewaunee Sheriff's Department opens Web site Kewaunee County Sheriff John Cmeyla has announced the opening of the Kewaunee County Sheriff's Department interactive Web site on the Internet at www.KewauneeSheriff.com. The Web site contains a live Amber Alert system and the current terrorist threat. Forms can be downloaded from the state Department of Transportation, such as the motor vehicle registration form (MV1) and others. House watch and property check requests, traffic complaints and citizen feedback all can be transmitted via the Internet directly to the sheriff's department. Seasonal information, such as Kewaunee County winter road conditions, will also available during specific times of the year. "By encouraging feedback from citizens, the sheriff's department will be better able to serve the needs of the community in the future," Cmeyla said. Deputy Aaron Dufek created and is maintaining the site.