Community

It often is said people don’t know how many lives they touch in their daily activities.

In hindsight, the clues of this mystery were all available. But in real time, the various clues to the mystery had to unfold before the village knew the complexity of the mystery.

To identify locations and number of businesses, the Harrison village board on Jan. 12 approved requiring a business license for all for-profit and non-profit entities conducting regular and ongoing business at a permanent location within the village.

The Combined Locks Village Board at a recent meeting approved policy guidelines for the enforcement of the snow removal ordinance.

The village will no longer send out notices to remove snow from sidewalks after snow events.

Meet Amanda Metzner, the assistant director of nursing at St. Paul Elder Services in Kaukauna.

She’s also a wife, mom to two young children, and cancer patient. Metzner is living with recurrent stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, and St. Paul staff call her an “absolute warrior” in her battle against this terrible disease.

Two broad topics emerged from a busy Jan. 11 Sherwood Village Board meeting will likely receive more attention in the weeks and months ahead.

The retirement of Jon Oldenburg as the City of Kaukauna’s full-time senior building inspector has led to a problem replacing him.

Dylan Schulz was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army National Guard in his parents’ driveway.

All commissioning ceremonies were private this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, the

Sherwood’s steady growth is triggering a new look at one important phase of its infrastructure: its wastewater treatment facility.

Two of 12 businesses that applied for loan forbearance last spring because of the coronavirus pandemic received permission to continue to get relief for loan repayment last week.