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Officers with the Fox Valley Metro Police Department responded to an address in the 900 block of W. Elm Drive in the Village of Little Chute for a welfare check on Monday around 8:30 a.m. and located two deceased adults in the residence.

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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin voted 2-1 last week to continue to stay a portion of its June 26 order, extending the moratorium on utility residential customer disconnections and refusal of service for nonpayment until Nov. 1.

Municipal clerks throughout the State of Wisconsin continue to struggle to find poll workers to work the Nov. 3 General Election. In April and August, counties across Wisconsin, including Outagamie, were assisted by the National Guard to staff municipal polling places.

A bicyclist was hit by a vehicle shortly after 2 p.m. Friday afternoon that resulted in a 49-year-old Menasha man suffering life-threatening injuries and being flown to a local hospital via the Theda Star helicopter.

Madison Street (Highway N) in Little Chute closed Monday morning and remains closed through Thursday, Oct. 1, for utility work for the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites.

 A 40-year old Kaukauna man was shot in the parking lot of Blu Sapphires Cabaret in Harrison early Sunday morning.

The Calumet County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at 2:38 a.m. for the report of a male with a gunshot wound to his abdomen after being shot while inside his vehicle in the parking lot of the gentlemen's club.

Northland Avenue (Highway OO), west of Ballard Road (Highway E), will be closed for approximately two weeks beginning Sept. 21. The closure is for approximately 500 ft. on the west side of the intersection.

Ballard Road and the east side of the Northland Avenue at the intersection are still open.

Jeff Feldt, general manager of Kaukauna Utilities, informed the Kaukauna Utilities Commission of his intention to retire on Jan. 3, 2022 at last week’s meeting.

Per his employment agreement, he is required to provide a minimum of one year’s notice of his retirement date.

The potential for as many as three residential developments in Sherwood offered various discussions during the Sept. 14 Sherwood Village Board meeting.

All three of the potential projects are in different stages at this point, but each will likely mean more residences in the village.