There are several athletic competitions that bring thousands of people to Kaukauna High School every year, but that’s the only reason for thousands of people to descend on the campus other that graduation.
Marcia Trentlage, who recently stepped down as president of the Amphitheater Board of Directors, was honored by the group for her years of leadership at a recent meeting.
The electors of the Town of Holland voted in favor of building a new town hall at the corner of Highway 57 and Holland Road at a special meeting of the electors on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) testified in front of the Senate’s Judiciary and Public Safety Committee last week on A-329/SB-321 to make it a crime to intentionally possess a “child sex doll.”
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Chief Jamie Graff lauded Kaukauna’s first police dog, Rocko, who joined his handler, Officer Lucas Meyer, for his retirement at last week’s Kaukauna Common Council meeting. Rocko is now 10 years old and has worked on the local police force for nearly 8.5 years. That’s 59.5 years of active service in human terms.
By Tom Collins
Reporter
Not many police professionals reach the age of 70 in uniform with nearly 60 years of successful duties on their employment records.
A coach and board member of Kaukauna Youth Baseball is no longer a part of the group after he was charged with crimes related to his volunteer work with the organization.
The KAYBC made a significant donation at last week’s Kimberly School Board meeting. The club donated a check of $10,216 toward a new scoreboard at Woodland Elementary School.
Wednesday was a big day for the teaching staff in the Kaukauna Area School District, when they had their first look at the district’s Continuous Improvement Plan that was completed this summer.
