A project by three Girl Scouts who came together to identify and solve a problem was celebrated by the community Wednesday, July 1, with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the northern pedestrian tunnel entrance on under Highway CE adjacent to Electa Quinney
There weren’t many Kaukauna residents on hand at the groundbreaking for the Water Treatment System Improvement Project on Tuesday, July 7, at 807 Boyd Avenue, just above the Kaukauna Aquatic Center, where water treatment plant No. 1 is slated to be built.
The Harrison Village Board last week voted 5-2 against a Comprehensive Plan amendment changing the Preferred Future Land Use Map designation from industrial to low density residential for the property at the eastern corner of Firelane 10 and Old Highway Road.
While trustees had visions of barbecues, back yards or beaches or simply enduring the week’s heat wave, another “B” word vied for their attention during the Wednesday, July 1, meeting.
While there were still expressed concerns about the safety of the proposed roundabout at Highway 55 and Morningside Drive in Kaukauna to serve the new middle school at a public involvement meeting held Thursday, June 25, at the Kaukauna Municipal building.
Kristine Landreman, chairwoman of the board for the Kaukauna Alumni Foundation, was searching for someone who had truly made a difference in the community to speak as rallymaster at the foundation’s 90th rally on June 20 at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
The annual review of the Sherwood storm water report to the Wisconsin DNR brought some positives and at least one difficult goal for the village during the June 22 village board meeting.
The Kimberly Village Board confirmed the plan commission recommendation to reaffirm the original site and architectural review for Uros of A located on East Kimberly Avenue with three modifications for the car dealership.
It was another happy day at StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly in Kau-kauna on Wednesday, July 18, when StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly presented a check for $44,859.83 to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
