A failed sump pump at the Grignon Mansion, some washed our areas along the Konkapot Trail and some storm water damage in other parts of the city were among the recent storm results highlighted during the April 20 edition of the Kaukauna Public Works meeting.
Sometimes the best plans of designers and engineers are no match for the forces of gravity and the natural flow of water. A number of events are proving the challenges of nature versus a portion of the new Sherwood waste water treatment plant.
The Kimberly Village Board last week authorized the individual low bidder selections and the construction of the central office remodel project that’s been designed by McMahon.
It was literally a stellar night at the Monday, April 15, Little Chute Village Board meeting with a series of individual and team honors leading the way.
A new spring-based effort officially joined the usual rites of spring during the special mid-week session of the Kaukauna Board of Public Works. The meeting was moved from its usual Monday night time slot to Wednesday, April 8, by another spring event, the Spring Election.
Sherwood Village President Joyce Laux, who began her work on the Sherwood Village Board while she was in her 20s, recently made what she called a “difficult decision” to step away from her role as village president and end her long tenure as a village board member.
Kaukauna officials took a step toward creating ordinance language surrounding what the state calls neighborhood and electric vehicles, the evolving range of devices now gaining popularity, especially with younger riders.
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Little Chute firefighters, Administrator Beau Bernhoft, and Facilities Director Dave Neuman break ground at the site of the new fire station on Depot Street on Thursday afternoon.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Little Chute Fire Department, Village of Little Chute, and its residents celebrated the long-awaited groundbreaking for a new fire station on Thursday afternoon at the corner of Grand Avenue and Hans Parkway, which will be the back side of the building a year from now.
