Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Humane Society celebrates with ‘Angels’ The Bay Area Humane Society and Animal Shelter has started its “Angel” fund raiser. Pet owners can enter their pet’s name or photo on a cardboard angel that will hang on the shelter’s 15-food Christmas tree. People who have not been contacted for the program can pick up a form at the society office, 1830 Radisson St., or call 469-3110 Ext. 15. Two appear on lottery TV show Don Seehawer and John Jefferson of Green Bay will appear on the Wisconsin Lottery Super Money Game TV show this weekend. The show, taped in Milwaukee, distributes more than $67,000 to 30 contestants and gives one a chance at up to $100,000 in cash. The program is shown at 11 a.m. Sundays on WBAY-TV Channel 2. Howard Crime foundation honors Lineville students Students from two classes at Lineville Intermediate School will be honored by the Brown County Crime Prevention Foundation Board with a pancake breakfast today at the school, 2700 Lineville Road. The students conducted a “penny war” and raised $1,000 for the foundation. Children from the fifth- and sixth-grade classes will be served by Sheriff Dennis Kocken and other officers. Oneida Casino food drive in final week The Oneida Bingo & Casino’s Festival of Giving food drive ends Saturday. Participants can donate cash at Festival Foods in Green Bay, De Pere or Oshkosh or Tower Foods in Oneida and receive match play coupons and enter drawings. The final weekly drawing is Monday. Brown County MHC gets supplemental funding A bill recently signed by Gov. Jim Doyle will provide additional state funding for the Brown County Mental Health Center, County Executive Carol Kelso announced on Monday. The legislation requires the state to provide county nursing facilities with federal dollars generated with county funds through an intergovernmental transfer program. Kelso estimated the move would bring an additional $329,000 in federal revenues. For last year, the county received $832,000, about $500,000 less than the previous year because of cuts in state funding.