The temptation to drive faster than the 25 mph speed limit on a straight stretch of village streets seems to be too much for drivers along Stommel and Pigeon Roads in Sherwood.
Road construction and engineering contracts were approved by the Buchanan Town Board at last week’s meeting.
Peters Construction received a final payment for 2020 road construction for $49,836.32. Funds remaining in the 2020 road construction budget were rolled over into the 2021 budget by board action.
In a year where COVID-19 changed just about everything, the Village of Little Chute kept operating as an essential entity and kept the village growing.
Because of the dangers of the virus, the village needed to take precautions and be flexible but safe to keep things going.
The Kimberly Village Board last week approved the special assessment policy, which reflects modifications based on the establishment of the transportation utility.
Another step was taken to create a railroad quiet zone along the four main crossings in Kaukauna during the Jan. 18 edition of the city’s public works session.
SEH consultant Brian Cunningham offered the dual tasks involved in the second step forward for the city to achieve the quiet zone.
In hindsight, the clues of this mystery were all available. But in real time, the various clues to the mystery had to unfold before the village knew the complexity of the mystery.
To identify locations and number of businesses, the Harrison village board on Jan. 12 approved requiring a business license for all for-profit and non-profit entities conducting regular and ongoing business at a permanent location within the village.
Meet Amanda Metzner, the assistant director of nursing at St. Paul Elder Services in Kaukauna.
She’s also a wife, mom to two young children, and cancer patient. Metzner is living with recurrent stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, and St. Paul staff call her an “absolute warrior” in her battle against this terrible disease.
