Carolyn Green, Mike Schmitt, Jerry Gehrt, Tom Gerrits, and Mark Eiting were announced at last week’s monthly meeting as the members of the Town of Holland’s ad-hoc committee to construct a new town hall building.
City Engineer and Public Works Director John Neumeier calls a proposed 2023 storm water project for a troubled south side neighborhood “a piece of the puzzle.”
The current circumstances involving what were identified as shortcomings at the Kaukauna Public Library via a study by Iowa-based engineering firm FEH Design were reported to the Kaukauna Common Council at the April 5 meeting.
The Combined Locks Village Board approved contracting with Gene Frederickson Trucking and Excavating, Inc. for yard waste site removal and recycling through the end of the year.
The Village of Little Chute received a pair of payments in their financial Easter basket recently that complete money owed on some outstanding projects.
Representative Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) and Senator Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay), along with Joint Committee on Finance member Representative Tony Kurtz (R-Wonewoc) held a listening session on Friday afternoon at the Little Chute Civic Center.
The task of meeting requirements for removing and lowering phosphorous and the total maximum daily load levels for the Village of Sherwood is one of the drivers of the dual-phase wastewater treatment plant upgrade for the community.
Residential growth and the need to protect the citizenry prompted the Harrison Village Board to unanimously approve amendments to the 2003 ordinance governing the discharge of firearms in the village at last week’s meeting.
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A group of St. Ignatius Chesterton Academy pilgrims stand in St. Peter’s Square during their pilgrimage to Italy. See more photos on page 17.
St. Ignatius Chesterton Academy upperclassmen from Kaukauna participated in the school’s inaugural pilgrimage to Italy with the Chesterton Schools Network from March 13-24.
