News

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The recent tornado that went through Kaukauna damaged many trees, and it let to people wondering who has the legal responsibility for a tree that falls over the property line and causes damage.

Scott Van Dyn Hoven, owner of Van Dyn Hoven Insurance Agency, has some answers.

Special to the Times-Villager

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Excitement is in the air at Kimberly High School, since the school’s drama program presents the Wisconsin premiere of the British musical, “Six, TEEN EDITION” where six dead women from 500 years ago perform a concert.

Compiled by Brian Roebke

Editor

People have complained about Kaukauna’s drinking water for decades, but those people have help on the way after the Kaukauna Utilities Commission voted unanimously on May 23 to change the way city water is treated.

Compiled by Brian Roebke

Editor

The Kaukauna Utilities Commis-sion learned last week that compliance with the private well program is at 97 percent. However, they’ve come to a stalemate. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

An EF-1 tornado roared through Kaukauna’s southside around 9 p.m. on the night of May 21, causing plenty of damage in the heart of the city’s south and north sides.

Special to the Times-Villager

In a landmark decision at the May 23 meeting, the Kaukauna Utilities Commission voted unanimously to revolutionize the city’s water treatment process in a move that will fortify the city’s water supply for generations to come. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Last Thursday was a big day in the life of Fr. Jim Vanden Hogen as he celebrated 60 years of the priesthood. Much of that time was spent at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Parish in Little Chute, just across the Fox River from his childhood home in Kimberly.

By Carol Van Boxtel

History Room Volunteer

Kaukauna Public Library

By Tom Collins

Reporter