The Kimberly Village Board has authorized Administrator Danielle Block to apply for financial assistance from the Wisconsin Environmental Improvement Fund to replace lead water service to community residents.
Block noted the village “is committed to reaching 100 percent replacement of lead water services remaining.”
The first step toward the possible use of certain types of recreational vehicles on village streets surfaced at the Jan. 10 meeting of the Sherwood Village Board.
Brian Roebke photo/Karen Anderson is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Party and Print in 2022. The business operated as Paper Seconds for many years and moved to its current location in Little Chute in 2011.
It’s an accomplishment for a local business to survive in today’s business climate where big box stores and shopping online are so easy, but Party and Print has done it. Perhaps the most impressive accomplishment is changing with the times, changing names, and changing locations.
The work involved in conducting a sanitary sewer rate study for the Village of Little Chute will go to Trilogy Consulting, LLC, with trustees following the recommendation of the village’s utility commission and a thorough scoring process among the firms submitting proposals.
A matter that fell through the cracks of personnel changes in the Kaukauna Planning Department in 2021 will be taken up by the Kaukauna Common Council early this year.
