Brian Roebke photo/Kaukauna American Legion post members with one of the 60 banners they purchased to be displayed in the fall on light poles in the city’s downtown. Left to Right: Jim Van De Hey, Mike Sele, Eugene Wentzel, Robert Kelly, Neal Borchert, Kevin Jokipii, Ron Arndt, Bruce Werschem, Tim Stuczynski.
American Legion Post 41, in cooperation with the City of Kaukauna, has developed a patriotic banner honoring our country and all veterans to be displayed in Kaukauna’s downtown district.
In an initial discussion of the 2022 budget, Administrator Racquel Shampoo-Giese told the Combined Locks Village Board that with re-evaluation and new construction, especially in the business park, the village had $44 million added to its tax base.
Guidelines are in place for the start of the 2021-2022 school year in the Diocese of Green Bay. Like last year, all Catholic Schools will be open and providing in-person education for students. At this time, however, the wearing of masks will be at the discretion of the school or parent.
At a special meeting last week, the Buchanan Town Board approved the costs to redesign and install driveways at seven percent slope for the Creekview Land and Railroad Street project for an estimated $10,000 to $12,000.
The Kimberly Village Board approved a site plan review for the construction of two additions to Lavata Appleton, LLC, located at 553 Carter Court at a recent meeting.
Don Krueger photo/Kaukauna’s elected officials for 2021-22 include (front) alderpersons Jennie Eggleston and Pennie Thiele, Mayor Tony Penterman, Alderperson Kelli Antoine, Municipal Judge Carley Windorff, (back) alderpersons Mike Coenen, Marty DeCoster, Brian Schell, John Moore, and City Attorney Kevin Davidson.
The Kaukauna Board of Public Works reviewed a pair of directions at its Monday, Aug. 2 meeting designed to stem problems associated with rare but catastrophic sanitary sewer backups.
Brian Roebke photo/Kayak Wisconsin to install a kayak rack at the launch area in Sunset Park similar to this one currently in Wrightstown. The rack in Kimberly will hold six kayaks.
The Kimberly Village Board voted to partner with Kayak Wisconsin to install a kayak rack at the launch area in Sunset Park. The rack will hold six kayaks.
City of Kaukauna illustratio/The City of Kaukauna is replacing its black and orange “wagon wheel” wayfinding with new signs with an updated look, using the city’s new branding that was unveiled in 2020.
