Much of the 43-minute July 10 edition of the Little Chute Village Board meeting hovered around areas that might be considered preparation for the upcoming budget cycle.
The directions for pursuing the funding for Sherwood’s renovated sewage treatment plant became clearer at the July 8 village board meeting thanks to a two-part presentation by financial consultant Ehlers.
The Town of Holland board of supervisors met for almost four hours on Tuesday, July 2, at the town hall in Askeaton, with the meeting moved a day early because of the Independence Day holiday.
Superintendent Mike Slowinski said it was a difficult task to capture the essence of an entire school year but he recalled at the beginning of the school year they had a tall task in front of themselves when the Kaukauna Area School District held its closing ceremony in late May.
Three broad factors played a part in the recent discovery when bids were opened that costs for the reconstruction and revisions at Sher-wood’s waste water treatment plant were going to be higher than predicted approximately 10 months ago.
Valley Transit, the public transportation service in the Fox Cities, is making a major change to its service offerings in response to ongoing operational challenges effective July 15.
Five Bugles/Wendel Corporation was granted a contract for $18,000 to draft a conceptual design for the public safety building at last week’s Harrison village board meeting.
What was known at River View Middle School as Gym B and is known to many Kaukauna High School graduates from the mid-60s and earlier as the “the gym” and those after that as the “old gym” now has a new name.
The city of West Bend offered more than a good atmosphere for Padrick Dunn. It also became something of a professional lab for Dunn to increase his many talents.
