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Wed
16
Aug

‘Lemon Sisters’ mark 35 years of annual gatherings


Brian Roebke photo — Judy Haen Verhagen, Bonnie Van Dyke Landreman, Joanne Haen Schmalz, Carol Ann Alger Frank, and Linda Morgan Russo met last week to plan their 35th annual get-together from Sept. 5-7 at Par 5 Resort (formerly Fox Hills) in Mishicot.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Five ladies who started a close friendship 35 years ago are getting together again on September 5-7.
Tue
08
Aug

Common council approves enforcement of delinquent room tax collection

By Tom Collins
Reporter
A major focus of the Aug. 1 Kaukauna Common Council meeting centered on the process of collecting delinquent room taxes from the city’s lone hotel facility. 
Tue
08
Aug

Kaukauna Public Works focuses on swimming pool mini golf options


Brian Roebke photo — As with most things in life, cost is a factor in the City of Kaukauna’s swimming pool renovation project. The council is taking a second look at what can be done to potentially include mini golf to in the area of the sand volleyball court and hillside as part of the renovation.
By Tom Collins
Reporter
The City of Kaukauna is taking a second look at what can be done to potentially include mini golf as part of the renovated swimming pool project. That focus was an important part of the July 31 board of public works meeting.
Tue
08
Aug

Plan commission approves land annexation off Interstate 41

By Brian Roebke 
Editior
The City of Kaukauna Plan Commission approved an unusual annexation petition at Thursday afternoon’s meeting at the Kaukauna Municipal Building.
Tue
08
Aug

Combined Locks board gets early look at budget

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Capital projects and impacts on the 2024 budget were discussed at last week’s Combined Locks Village Board meeting.
Tue
08
Aug

Little Chute sees growth reflected in requests for new positions

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Clerical help for the burdened Fox Valley Metro Police office, the need for another laborer in the public works department and the addition of a full-time librarian all demonstrate the increasing demands placed on various services in the growing Village of Little Chute.
Thu
03
Aug

SEH to conduct facility assessment for Village of Harrison, store approved for Darboy Club site

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Short Elliot Hendrickson was chosen by the Harrison Village Board to perform a facilities assessment study for the fire department, police department and village.
Thu
03
Aug
Thu
03
Aug

Statesburg Apartments celebrates renovated buildings

By Brian Roebke
Editor
What was known as the Golden Venture Apartments for more than 50 years saw many changes over the past year plus, and not only in the new name, Statesburg Apartments.

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