Community

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Gene Frederickson Trucking and Excavating was awarded the bid for removal and disposal of the public works department salt shed at last week’s meeting,

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Following the slate of board and committee meetings Monday, May 5, the Kaukauna Common Council members convened a committee of the whole session to review quarterly progress in the city’s strategic planning effort.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The Town of Holland will undoubtedly be dealing with the Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department for decades regarding the South Landfill.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The May 6 edition of the Kaukauna Common Council meeting marked a break from tradition and what likely will be a new era for the city’s elected officials.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The tasks of the Kaukauna Board of Public Works included a second look at plans for Strassburg Park during their May 5 meeting.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

While covering the Little Chute Village Board since the spring of 2008 many issues have come and gone. So have all of the administrative officials and department heads. Those people have turned over a number of times. Yet one issue has appeared for discussion several times. 

Compiled by Brian Roebke

Editor

The Little Chute Area School District welcomed renowned author, librarian, and advocate for children’s literature, John Schu, for a series of student presentations last week at all three school buildings.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The Kaukauna Plan Commission made several approvals at its Thursday, May 8, meeting, with a change in the pricing for memorial changes one of them.

Associate Planner Adrienne Nelson presented a recommendation to the park donation policy.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The City of Kaukauna is growing impatient with a lawsuit to get back property on Lawe Street that was slated to become Dreamville Apartments.

By Tom Collins 

Reporter

A possible addition to Sherwood’s waste water treatment plant could yield some ongoing energy savings over the next two or more decades. The proposed system would help offset some of the power usage costs for the renovated facility.