The periodic reports regarding offensive odors emanating from the Red Hills Landfill near the Kaukauna city limit had an extra measure of information during the Oct. 18 Board of Public Works session.
One might say the theme of the Oct. 20 Little Chute Village Board meeting was joining with the Little Chute School District in making long-term investments in the community.
At last week’s joint meeting, the villages of Kimberly and Little Chute approved a $3.9 million 2022 budget for Fox Valley Metro Police Department, which includes $91,119 for the hiring of a new patrol officer during the calendar year.
After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the popular Halloween Candlelight Hike returns to High Cliff State Park on Saturday, Oct. 23. The family-friendly hike is scheduled for 4-7 p.m. through the family campground.
It wasn’t exactly the drama of “the Cats are coming” from the 1940 movie classic “Grapes of Wrath,” but DOT officials did their best at a special public meeting Wednesday, Oct. 13, to offer information about the 2022 highway paving project through Sherwood and a portion of Harrison.
The Kimberly Village Board at last week’s meeting reviewed a $5,968,943 budget for 2022 of which $3,725,200 will be on the tax levy at a mill rate of $6.67 per $1,000.
The 2021 Fox Cities Book Festival is presented in a virtual format Oct. 13-17, featuring dozens of authors of local, state, and national renowned representing many genres, as well as writing workshops and events geared toward young adults and children.
