The already-successful partnership between the village and the Little Chute School District that produced the CAN (Community Action Network) promises to get even better soon thanks to funding from the American Recovery Act.
Years of a lack of enforcement of a City of Kaukauna ordinance led to discussions at the city’s plan commission meetings in May, with the group coming up with a solution at Thursday afternoon’s meeting of not enforcing illegal concrete pads but enforcing vehicle storage on them.
Brian Roebke photo/Little Chute officials are planning the future of Pine Street, which is now officially a dead end following the parking lot reconstruction at St. John Nepomucene Parish.
After a long look at some preliminary designs, examining a number of related tangents and getting some questions answered, the Little Chute Village Board took an important step that may lead to changes for Pine Street.
The Milwaukee regional office of the United States Postal Service presented the Village of Sherwood with a demand for a cluster mail box arrangement at the Pond View Acres Estates subdivision. This is among the options.
Spring often brings strong and surprising winds as the weather struggles to change. In the case of the Village of Sherwood, that wind came from the Milwaukee regional office of the United States Postal Service with a sudden demand for a cluster mail box arrangement at the Pond View Acres Estates subdivision.
Brian Roebke photo/Kaukauna Area School District nurses Emily Jansen and Mary Sundelius and Smith Pharmacy owners Nikki and Nic Smith were recognized for their work in helping the Kaukauna Area School District through the coronavirus pandemic over the past year at last week’s board of education meeting.
Smith Pharmacy owners Nic and Nikki Smith and school district nurses Emily Jansen and Mary Sundelius were recognized for their work in helping the Kaukauna Area School District through the coronavirus pandemic over the past year at last week’s board of education meeting.
Brian Roebke photo/Community Benefit Tree members Denise Diedrich, Heidi Frederickson, Marilyn Sim-Tatera, and Lisa Dolajeck celebrated the opening of the group’s Life’s Celebration Center last week in Kaukauna.
The Community Benefit Tree does many things to help people in a life crisis, and helping people became a little easier last week when the non-profit organization opened the “Life’s Celebration Center” at W1734 Ken Dale Dr. in Kaukauna, near the Highway 55/KK roundabout in Kaukauna.
Brian Roebke photo/The Heart of the Valley Group of Thrivent Financial held a ribbon cutting at their new office at 3102 Community Way in Menasha on Friday. Pictured are from left Troy Beck, Ken Truyman, Tom Bruckner, Mike Truyman, and Lisa Schmidt.
Thrivent Financial’s Heart of the Valley Group held a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday morning for its new location at 3102 Community Way, Menasha, near Lake Park Fitness.
The team at the office prides itself on customer service, with anyone in the office able to answer questions and meet your needs.
Several participants could file a claim for overtime in Sherwood this week including various attorneys, those involved in the Drive Fore Success development partnership, village administrative personnel and members of the Sherwood Village Board.
