Brian Roebke photo/The master plan for the City of Kaukauna pool complex calls for the swimming well to remain intact and untouched but for a new building to support the pool.
Highlights of the Kaukauna swimming pool master plan were discussed during the July 19 board of public works meeting. Blake Theisen of Parkitecture + Planning in Madison reported the details that included input from both city residents via a community survey and the members of the pool planning advisory committee.
In an effort to increase pedestrian safety along Kimberly and Maes Avenue corridors and four school sites, the Kimberly Village Board approved proposed safety enhancements in those areas.
The night of July 20 turned out to be a positive time to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, city finances and new surroundings for leashed city dogs to enjoy.
Brian Roebke photo/Recent rains have made portions of the new landfill cell more sodden again, which creates the offensive sulfur smell coming from the sponge-like wood fiber material at the Red Hills Landfill in Kaukauna.
The latest report from Ahlstrom Munksjo mill officials regarding the Red Hills Landfill was both hopeful and sobering.
The Kaukauna Plan Commission approved the final site plan for the Uptown Development on Lawe Street and East Wisconsin Avenue last week, clearing another hurdle in the process to construct a 68-room Sleep Inn hotel and 101-unit apartment complex. The plan now goes to the common council for final approval.
The July meeting of the Buchanan Badgers 4-H Club was held outdoors on Monday, July 12 at 6:30 p.m. Members attended in person. Club members with July birthdays were recognized.
