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Community

Wed
19
Nov

Harrison approves balanced budget with decreased mill rate

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Harrison Village Board approved a balanced budget of $6,603,000 for 2026 with a proposed tax levy of $4,715,000, an increase of $115,000 or 2.50 percent from the previous year.
Wed
19
Nov

Kimberly trustees approves budget, tax levy

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Kimberly Village Board last week approved a balanced budget of $14,777,868 with a tax levy of $4,696,084 and a mill rate of $8.42 per $1,000 of value. The home owner will pay $34.78 or 2.1 percent more in village taxes this year than last year.
Wed
19
Nov

Little Chute Village Board takes time for training session

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Every profession, vocation or special interest hobby needs some time for perspective and focus on their work, their dedication or their pursuit.
Wed
12
Nov

Common council not in favor of extending city summer hours to full year

By Tom Collins
Reporter
While no vote was taken, there was plenty of discussion during the Nov. 4 Common Council session regarding the possibility of some type of change in the office hours involving a number of city departments.
Wed
12
Nov

Common council not in favor of extending city summer hours to full year

By Tom Collins
Reporter
While no vote was taken, there was plenty of discussion during the Nov. 4 Common Council session regarding the possibility of some type of change in the office hours involving a number of city departments.
Wed
12
Nov

Progress made to remove dangerous student highway crossing in Little Chute

By Tom Collins
Reporter
The choice to cross Highway OO at Taylor Street soon will be an official element of the past in Little Chute. Discussion of the troublesome and potentially dangerous crossing resumed during the Nov. 5 session of the Little Chute Village Board.
Wed
12
Nov

City considers hiring paramedics and offering them firefighter training

By Tom Collins
Reporter
To put something of a twist on an old saying, if you can’t hire them, then train them.
Wed
12
Nov

Nelson authors groundbreaking book on SS Edmund Fitzgerald

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Residents of Outagamie County know Thomas Nelson as the county executive and longtime public servant, but there’s more to him than politics.
Wed
05
Nov

DAR proposes dressing up pocket park in Kaukauna

By Brian Roebke 
Editor
Two ladies from the Appleton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented a proposal to dress up the parklet at the corner of Reaume Avenue and Whitney Street on Kaukauna’s south side at the Kaukauna Plan Commission meeting on Thursday, Oct. 23.

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