Green Bay is a city of about 107,000 in Brown County at the southern tip of the bay of Green Bay on Lake Michigan. The city is synonymous with the Green Bay Packers — Lambeau Field is a pilgrimage site for football fans, and the Packers are woven into the fabric of daily life in a way no other professional sports franchise matches. Beyond football, Green Bay's economy has diversified from its paper-mill roots into healthcare (Bellin Health, HSHS St. Vincent Hospital), insurance (Schneider National is headquartered here), food processing (Schreiber Foods), and logistics. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College serve the educational needs of the region. Neighborhoods range from the established homes near the Fox River and downtown to newer developments on the west and southwest sides of the city along I-41. The Ashwaubenon and De Pere suburbs provide additional housing options with their own identities. Green Bay Metro School District serves the city, with several surrounding districts available. The cost of living is well below the national average — housing is remarkably affordable for a city with this level of amenities. The Bay Trail and Fox River Trail provide outdoor recreation, and Door County — Wisconsin's cape-cod-like peninsula — is about 45 minutes northeast. Winters are long and cold with significant lake-effect snow, which is simply part of life in Green Bay.