The unique “doubleheader” combined meeting of the Kaukauna boards and committees combined with the Common Council meeting Tues. July 6 produced some unusual considerations that likely will mean some rare choices for both residents and city government officials.
American Legion Post 258 in Little Chute selected officers, e-board members and supporting officers at the regular monthly meeting held in the Little Chute Village Hall on June 14.
Best laid plans of people often are changed by unexpected circumstances. For Village of Sherwood officials, recent plans may fall short in terms of combining the village’s desire for bumpouts in key locations along Highway 55 and Highway 114 during the upcoming DOT highway-resurfacing schedule.
The Kaukauna Plan Commission reviewed the final plat of the Inside the Park Place Subdivision and two certified survey maps and made approvals following three closed sessions at its June 30 meeting.
Brian Roebke photo/The Harrison Village Board is changing hours at the village’s yard waste site on Peters Road effective Sept. 1. The new hours will be 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. The site will be supervised during open hours.
Challenging the need for extended hours for residential use at the Peters Road yard waste site, Harrison Village Board Trustee Scott Handschke moved to reduce the current hours to 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday and to 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday beginning on Sept. 1 and to have the site supervised during open hours.
Josh Russell Studios photo/Kaukauna Utilities received the Community Partner of the Year Award from the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce. Pictured are Dayna Holmes, Clara Pickett, Brittany Simonson, and Steve Engebos.
The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce, Inc. hosted its annual awards event on May 26 at the Grand Meridian in Appleton. This event recognizes businesses, organizations and individuals for outstanding achievement and contributions made to the economic growth and prosperity of the Heart of the Valley area.
Submitted photo/Club members enjoying a farm-themed relay race at the June meeting.
Pictured are Paige Garrity (kneeling), Clarissa Sprangers (standing), and Noah Hunt and Eli Hunt (wheelbarrow).
By Kahlan Scherg
Reporter
Buchanan Badgers 4-H Club
The June meeting of the Buchanan Badgers 4-H Club was held outdoors on Monday, June 14 at 6:30 p.m. Members attended in person. Club members with June birthdays were recognized.
The “Craft Midway” is a new addition to Paperfest and the Combined Locks Centennial event this year. New from last year’s planned activities, Paperfest is bringing Downtown Appleton’s three premiere craft breweries, food trucks, and “craft music” to a third stage in the middle of the festival with the help of Venture Wisconsin.
The Kaukauna Library is open for intentional browsing, computer-use and holds pickup. Study rooms are now available and meeting rooms are available for scheduled use.
