The Aug. 14 edition of the Sherwood Village Board was much like the process of making maple syrup or a good Italian sauce. The time spent was long and there was a volume of information to process in order to obtain modest results.
The Combined Locks Village Board approved a five-year capital improvement plan which design and engineering for roads in years prior to planned reconstruction.
Despite the change in district policy for bussing for the upcoming school year, the Kaukauna Area School District is still offering a “paid bussing” option for the 2023-24 school year.
The Buchanan Village Board last week agreed the town should do maintenance on the trail and the sidewalk that will be constructed between the roundabout at Emons and Buchanan roads and Highway KK when Outagamie County reconstructs the roundabout and the road next year.
The Kimberly Village Board last week proved that capital improvement plans are working documents and subject to change as they added and moved projects within the plan submitted on July 21.
Straightline Refrigeration recei-ved approval to build an office and fabrication shop on lots 12 and 13 of the NEW Prosperity Center last week from the Kaukauna Plan Commission.
Kaukauna will receive some help from the Heart of the Valley Metro Sewerage District’s pending large interceptor project contractor for some needed work on a local lift station.
Luke Vande Wettering takes aim at the target at the 174th Schut Sunday afternoon at Triple J Wing and Clay in Brillion.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Luke Vande Wettering became the 174th Hollandtown Schut King Sunday afternoon after 792 shots, becoming a third generation winner of the shooting competition that traces its roots to Holland.
It’s no secret the Ahlstrom paper mill in Kaukauna is an old mill but despite of, or maybe because of, it’s age, it’s doing extremely well in its 140th year of operation.
