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Sep

Town of Holland continues to discuss parks

By Brian Roebke
Editor
No formal action was taken but the subject of town parks was once again discussed at the Wednesday, Sept. 4, Holland Town Board meeting at VanAbel’s of Hollandtown.
Wed
11
Sep

Harrison approves five-year road paving plan

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Harrison Village Board last week approved a five-year road paving plan, which had appeared on the village’s website soliciting comments from residents. 
Wed
11
Sep

Request for racing pigeon keeping offers challenge for Kaukauna officials

By Tom Collins
Reporter
At least a portion of the Sept. 3 Kaukauna Common Council meeting might have featured the talking pigeons from recent television ads expressing their disappointed in the lack of customary satellite TV dishes for college football fans. 
Wed
11
Sep

Kimberly opens splash pad

By Brian Roebke
Editor
It was the second day of school but it was still 80 degrees outside at 4 p.m. and perfect summertime conditions when the Village of Kimberly officially opened its new splash pad last Wednesday.
Wed
11
Sep

Kimberly amends permit fee schedule

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Kimberly Village Board approved an at last week’s meeting.
Wed
04
Sep

Sherwood sees favorable interest rate on interim wastewater plant loan

By Tom Collins
Reporter
While it was unlikely anyone was thinking about Christmas during the Aug. 26 Sherwood Village Board meeting, especially with heat index warnings prevalent, there still was a present for the elected and their citizens just the same.
Wed
04
Sep

Ortner paints mural in Kaukauna


Brian Roebke photo — Shannon Ortner recently finished painting a mural of a firefighter, police officer, and soldier on the side of the building at 133 E. Second St. in Kaukauna.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
What better job can you get than painting a large mural in your hometown?
That’s what Shannon Ortner did this summer, painting a mural of a firefighter, police officer, and soldier on the side of the building at 133 E. Second St.

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