Community

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The Little Chute Dance Team dynasty continues with two more awards for one of the top teams in the state, if not the nation.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Although it was the most expensive of the three pick-up trucks bid by local suppliers, the Kimberly Village Board approved the 2024 Chevy Silverado from Gustman Chevrolet for $40,485.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

A popular aspect of living in Sherwood for many residents is walking on village trails. In many cases, those walks include sharing time with the family dog. Two elements of that scenario were considered during the Feb. 11 Sherwood Village Board meeting.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Over nearly 3.5 hours on Feb. 12, the Sherwood Village Board worked through its busy agenda of varied topics. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Supervisors approved signing an offer to purchase vacant land from Brown County at the corner of Highway 57 and Holland Road at last week’s monthly meeting at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.

Electors residing in the Town of Buchanan go to the polls for the spring primary on Tuesday, Feb. 20 for two supervisor positions.

There are three candidates for Supervisor 2: Paul Knuppel, Linda Olson, and Jennifer Rottier.

Candidates for Supervisor 4 are Tom Meyer, Greg Sprangers, and Penny Hoh.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

At first glance, there may seem little connection between a number of trees along 10th Street and the proposed northside Dreamville apartment complex but both were part of the discussion at the Feb. 6 Kaukauna Common Council meeting. 

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Combined Locks Village Board approved an ordinance covering preparation for collection for curbside tires at last week’s meeting.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Regular users of the boardwalk trails at the 1000 Islands Environmental Center will see some improvements to the traditional wooden walkways beginning with an initial phase later this year according to information discussed at the Feb. 5 Kaukauna Board of Public Works session. 

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Harrison Village Board approved an e-recycling drop off policy for excess, obsolete and surplus computers, consumer electronics, household electronics, cell phones, wires and several excess and plastic, metal parts and other items under contract with COM2 Recycling Solutions.