Many people have been in a situation where membership in a group versus the time needed or dues required brings them to a crossroad. They might question if the membership is worth the commitment.
That was the choice for the Little Chute Village Board during their Aug. 4 meeting.
Don Krueger photo/Mayor Tony Penterman presented City Engineer and Public Works Director John Sundelius with a gift for his 35 years of service with the city at last week’s common council meeting.
One might easily say the bright lights are turning on Kaukauna with two new and attention-getting matters that came before the Common Council during their Aug. 3 meeting.
Submitted photo/Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258’s cabin at Camp American Legion near Lake Tomahawk needs to be replaced.
American Legion Jacob Coppus Post 258 in Little Chute will sponsor a fundraising brat fry on Saturday, Aug. 14, at the Stoneridge Piggly Wiggly, Little Chute location from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Nodding to the way business is carried on today, the Combined Locks Village Board recently approved eliminating the prohibition of restaurants with drive-thru lanes in business park zoned areas.
A final plat map and development agreement for Jewel Box Estates, located north of Midway Road and west of Lake Park Road, were approved by the Harrison Village Board last week.
The 65-lot final plat is currently zoned single-family residential for lots two through 65.
The proposed pedestrian crossing between the Sacred Heart Parish grounds and the Frogg’s Ice Cream location in Sherwood will likely have a secondary safety feature following action by the village board at its July 26 meeting.
Submitted photo/Mary McClure of Kimberly has been ringing bells at The Salvation Army-Fox Cities kettle for years with a friend. She also has greeted patients and visitors at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center and ushered at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. As a retired elementary school teacher, she enjoys working with children and has tutored elementary school students. She currently volunteers at the PAC. McClure has served 2,833 lifetime service hours.
Six volunteers from the Retired & Senior Volunteer 55+ Program will receive service awards from Governor Tony Evers during a ceremony on Aug. 4 in Madison.
A tradition of the community of Hollandtown for 172 consecutive years, the Hollandtown Schut continues on Sunday, Aug. 8, at Triple J Wing and Clay, located at 2687 Man Cal Road in Brillion.
