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The Kimberly Village Board at last week’s meeting approved an amendment to the ordinance relating to the transportation utility.

Plans for the future are forming now in Little Chute as the Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan takes shape.

The important step in its creation is gathering information and ideas, including the possibility of involving residents at some point in the process.

The popularity of seeing eagles at the 1000 Islands Nature Center and along the Fox River near Kaukauna soon will be celebrated in a new logo presented at the Jan. 5 edition of the Kaukauna Common Council.

A new year is bringing a potentially fresh perspective to several Kaukauna city departments.

The city’s administrative side likely will follow a similar study conducted in 2020 by Kaukauna Utilities, which looked at various departmental efficiencies.

Delightfully Calumet, Inc. has announced the 4^th annual 2020 Holiday Light Show had the highest attendance and pounds of food donated since its inception in 2017.

Responding to citizen concerns for faster ambulance service, the Combined Locks Village Board last week approved a motion to request service from Kaukauna.

The request includes an estimate for availability and costs.

The coronavirus pandemic affected the lives of every American and the City of Kaukauna was not spared either.

All city operations needed to be reviewed once the pandemic was declared in March and the biggest impact was made on the programming at the recreation department, public library, and 1000 Islands.

The end of one busy year offered members of the Sherwood Village Board a chance to look at two different projects with long-term implications for the village.

For many of us, the Christmas season is a time to reflect and count our blessings, share with family members and friends and also to look ahead to the coming year.

Those sentiments and choices were wrapped into the package that was the Dec. 16 Little Chute Village Board meeting.