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Wed
13
May

Harrison mom participating in SUPER MOM competition

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Jacqueline McGuire of Harrison has gone way out of her comfort zone for a good cause in an online competition called “SUPER MOM.”
Wed
13
May

Kimberly purchasing new street sweeper

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Kimberly Village Board approved staff’s recommendation to purchase a new Bucher V65H Street Sweeper funded by the Storm Water Utility Capital Expense account.
Wed
13
May

Town of Holland supervisors interested in leasing old town hall to historical society

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Town of Holland Area Historical Society’s request to take over the old town hall on Highway Z moved ahead another step at the monthly town board meeting held Wednesday, May 6, at the new town hall.
Wed
13
May

Combined Locks advances property development

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Combined Locks Village Board advanced development last week when trustees approved two certified survey maps and a site plan recommended by the plan commission.
Wed
13
May

Kaukauna council working with Team Industries to solve parking needs

By Tom Collins 
Reporter
For the second consecutive night, the Kaukauna’s elected officials worked with representatives of Team Industries to find a solution to some looming employee parking needs at the rapidly-expanding business.
Wed
06
May

Sherwood Village Board considers storm sewer assessments for Highway M project

By Tom Collins
Reporter
The upcoming improvement work along Highway M in Sherwood may mean the use of special assessments for the storm sewer portion of that project according to discussion at the April 27 village board meeting.
Wed
06
May

Kimberly trustees approve amendments to municipal code

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Following public hearings on amendments to the Kimberly Municipal Code relating to condominium developments and protest petitions, the village board last week approved amendments to each code. 
Wed
06
May

Harrison approves discontinuing fire service to Sherwood and Woodville

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Following a closed session last week, the Harrison Village Board authorized Village Manager Chad Pelishek to notify Sherwood and Woodville that Harrison will withdraw fire and rescue service from the two municipalities effective Dec. 31, 2026.

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