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Mar

Little Chute Village Board marks night of transition for two veteran contributors

By Tom Collins
Reporter
The beginning and end of the 62-minute March 1 session of the Little Chute Village Board included tributes to a pair of special contributors to the community.
Wed
08
Mar

Sherwood Village Board approves GIS map conversion project

By Tom Collins
Reporter
With the digital age all around us, the importance of quickly finding and displaying information is increasingly important.
Wed
08
Mar

Kaukauna secondary students planning their futures

By Brian Roebke
Editor
For years, many students graduated from high school without a plan for employment, but that’s been changing. The Kaukauna Area School District’s board of education learned about the district’s Academic and Career Planning and Education for Employment Plan at last week’s meeting.
Wed
08
Mar

Harrison trustees continue to deal with location of Fire Station 70

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Harrison Fire Station 70, located on the border with Menasha, is averaging a response time of 18 minutes, 28 seconds and Fire Station 60, located in Sherwood, averages 12 minutes 23 seconds response time. The Emergency Medical Service averages 9 minutes 44 seconds response time.
Wed
08
Mar

Village of Kimberly trustees approve major projects

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Kimberly Village Board last week gave its approval to two major projects that will culminate The Ceders redevelopment between Sunset Park and Washington Street.
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Mar
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Plan commission to recommend land purchase along CE trail

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Imagine having vacant property and wanting to do something with it, but getting turned down time and time again. Add the kicker of a property tax bill every year.
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Mar
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Portion of Kaukauna ARPA funds destined for La Follette Park improvements


Brian Roebke photo — The City of Kaukauna has proposed a project to improve tired sections of La Follette Park’s playground equipment and playground area on the city’s near south side.
By Tom Collins
Reporter
Kaukauna’s Board of Public Works meeting, shifted two nights forward from its normal Monday night time slot because of the Feb. 21 primary election, focused on improvements destined for La Follette Park over from the current year and out as far as 2029.

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