Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay In port The Canadian-flagged ship Catherine Desgagnes will arrive at the Fox River Dock at 4 a.m. today carrying 3,010 tons of pig iron. Its departure time is unknown. De Pere St. Norbert College hosts info session St. Norbert College will hold a master of science in education information session 4:15-5:15 p.m. Monday at the Alumni House, 306 Third St., De Pere. The session will allow educators to meet with professors, program alumni and staff and to see examples of how peers have created projects with immediate value to their classrooms, schools and school systems. For more information call Karen Cleerman, 403-4044 or e-mail [email protected]. Northeast Wisconsin Encompass honors volunteers Encompass Child Care honored several volunteers and board members at its annual dinner Tuesday. The Carol Bush award was given to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Lady Phoenix Basketball Program for its hours spent volunteering. Ambassador awards were given to Virgil Koester, Galen Metz, Infinity Technology Inc., St. Vincent Hospital and Wisconsin Public Service. The Children's Benefactor Award was given to Pat and Bill Larson. The Service League's Back to School Store received the Children's Advocacy Award and Mike, Debbie, Matt and Nick Bentz received the Family Award. Jon Gipe of PMI received the Behind the Scenes Award. Retiring board members, including Bob Arnold, Tom Bayer and Lee Hoeft were honored for their service. Customers lose power in storm Hundreds of customers around the area lost power Wednesday night, but none in Brown County, WPS reported. Customers who lost power include: 125 in Eagle River, 402 in Wausaukee, 2,200 in Wabeno, 580 in Rhinelander, 1,000 in Marinatte/Menominee and 300 in Sturgeon Bay.