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Wed
16
Apr

Papermaker Players present Pinkalicious - The Musical next week


Brian Roebke photo — Papermaker Players Family Theater presents, “Pinkalicious - The Musical,” at Kimberly High School on April 24-26. Pictured is the Pinkerton family Pinkalicious, played by Brinley Dorn, acts out before her parents played by Matt Braun and Jill Hughes, while her brother Peter, played by Sam Prucha, is ignored.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Papermaker Players Family Theater brings a longtime favorite show to the stage next week when a cast and crew of community members presents, “Pinkalicious - The Musical,” at Kimberly High School.
Wed
09
Apr

First election in new town hall goes well in Town of Holland

By Brian Roebke
Editor
“It was wonderful to be in a building that was warm and had facilities,” said Clerk Gloria Kennedy at last week’s Town of Holland monthly board meeting about the first election held at the new town hall, located at 1293 Holland Road, with a Greenleaf postal address.
Wed
09
Apr

Strassburg Park project draws interest from eight planning firms

By Tom Collins
Reporter
The potential new face for Strassburg Park on Kaukauna’s northeast side has drawn strong interest from a number of firms that focus on park planning.
Wed
09
Apr

Bid for first portion of Heesakker Park donation work approved

By Tom Collins
Reporter
A small but important part of efforts to use a trust donation for Heesakker Park improvements moved forward during the April 2 edition of the Little Chute Village Board meeting.
Wed
09
Apr

Kaukauna Common Council hears Fox Cities Regional Development group report

By Tom Collins
Reporter
The April 2 session of the Kaukauna Common Council included a presentation by the Fox Cities Regional Partnership regarding that regional group’s progress over the past year.
Wed
09
Apr

Intersection safety discussed at Town of Holland meeting

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Safety at intersections was discussed at the April meeting of the Town of Holland Board of Supervisors.
Wed
09
Apr

Ruling on open meetings sheds more light on Holland closed sessions

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Matt Parmentier, the relatively new Town of Holland Attorney, always does a wonderful job turning “legalese” to plain language and he had another opportunity to do that at last week’s Town of Holland monthly meeting.
Wed
02
Apr

Harrison urban residents can now keep six chickens

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Fowl received a boost in numbers last week when the Harrison village board allowed their numbers to increase to six from four in an amendment to the ordinance on keeping of fowls.
Wed
02
Apr

Kimberly trustees approve safety beacons

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Two rectangular rapid flashing beacons for $17,276 were approved for purchase and installation this year at Kimberly Avenue at Railroad Street and at Maes Avenue at Papermill Run.
Wed
02
Apr

Joint village board approves hiring Hoffman to plan evidence storage facility

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Kimberly and Little Chute village boards at last week’s joint meeting approved hiring Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, Inc. to design and engineer an evidence storage facility and to perform a space needs assessment for $100,600.

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