Community

By Tom Collins

Reporter

While it certainly wasn’t the ingredients of a Thanksgiving feast or any kind of delicious ethnic fare, the Little Chute Village Board had plenty on their full plate just the same at their Nov. 15 session.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

In the first installment, the iconic Sherwood Garage structure took center stage as both the Christel Studebaker franchise and the longer term Stumpf-Hartzheim Nash partnership used the facility over a 30 year period.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The prospect of turning city block grant funding back to the state and eventually allowing the Brown County Housing Department to run the program seemed awkward to many members of the Kaukauna Common Council when it was originally presented in October.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The prospect of turning city block grant funding back to the state and eventually allowing the Brown County Housing Department to run the program seemed awkward to many members of the Kaukauna Common Council when it was originally presented in October.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Combined Locks Village Board approved the general fund, sanitary sewer and water utility budgets last week and will present them at the public hearing on the budgets at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 21.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The Holland Town Board observed a moment of silence for Bill Clancy, the former town clerk who passed away Oct 23, at its Wednesday, Nov. 1, meeting at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.

Clancy served the town for 56 consecutive years as clerk before retiring earlier this year.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

A pair of what might be called “loose ends” relating to a pair of Kaukauna Fire Department matters were neatly wrapped up during the Nov. 6 board and committee sessions held by the city. 

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The Nov. 1 edition of the Little Chute Village Board might have been called “financial night” with two major efforts on the agenda.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Concerns about speed, especially along the busy Highway 55-114 state highway corridor through Sherwood, are fueling a drive by village residents to petition state DOT officials to consider lowering the current 30 mph speed limit through the village.

By Tom Collins

Reporter