Community

Changes are coming for ambulance fees for those using the Kaukauna Fire Department services.

The Buchanan Town Board voted at last week’s meeting to locate a multi-modal trail on the east side of Highway N when the road is reconstructed.

The Village of Little Chute is accepting nominations from the public for the Robert A. Nechodom Good Citizenship Award throughout the month of December.

After starting in 2000, the Robert A. Nechodom Good Citizenship Award was formally recognized in 2016 by the village board of trustees.

The Kimberly Village Board at last week’s meeting adopted updated policies covering right-of-way excavation permits and permit fees. The action was prompted by the forthcoming village-wide TDS fiber optic installation.

Together in faith the Kaukauna Catholic Parishes lit the city of Kaukauna and said prayers for the end of the coronavirus pandemic on Sunday evening.

“Don’t flush ‘flushable’ wipes,” Kimberly Director of Operations Allyn Dannhoff advised residents after cleaning them out of the pumps in the sewage lift station at the intersection of North Roger Street and Sunset Drive.

For so long during the coronavirus pandemic, St. Paul Elder Services was a shining star, with no illnesses during the first several months.

When senior living facilities across country, including the Fox Valley, were getting hit hard, St. Paul was free and clear.

Florida Avenue resident Bruce Jansen might be thinking of songs from “Man of La Mancha” recently. Like the book and play protagonist Don Quixote, Jansen has dedicated himself to a rather lonely and frustrating goal.

Amendments to existing ordinances relating to restrictions on keeping animals and outdoor and refuse burning were approved by the Kimberly Village Board at last week’s meeting.

Change and development are likely coming to several acres of a quiet south side Kaukauna neighborhood, but property developer Marcus McGuire now has one less option to use for whatever plans may evolve.