Following a week that showed a one-two punch of state and regional regulation tightening regarding ongoing COVID-19 outbreaks, the Little Chute Village Board moved forward with two steps of its own to keep village life as normal as possible.
Two women who have children in either the Flex or Little Chute Career Pathways academies were recently welcomed as new members of the Little Chute School District Governing Council, which has oversight over both academies.
The Kaukauna Board of Public Works had a busy Oct. 5 session with a focus on a potential choices for a railroad quiet zone in the city leading the way.
Combined Locks officials approved spending $1.4 million in improvements to Van Zeeland Park last week. The project will be completed in three phases, to include site grading, trails, a year-round pavilion, site lighting and the installation of playground areas for toddlers and for older children/Brian Roebke photo
The redevelopment plan for Van Zeeland Park, presented by SEH at last week’s meeting, was approved by the Combined Locks Village Board.
Bishop David L. Ricken of the Diocese of Green Bay is reinstating the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass due to concerns about the continued escalation in the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This dispensation takes effect immediately and will remain in effect until further notice.
Long months of work by the Sherwood Plan Commission and a special subcommittee of that body to craft a burning ordinance for the village may need to continue for at least a few more weeks.
With recent rising health costs, including more than six percent for 2021, the Kimberly Village Board voted to have employees contribute a minimum of six percent to insurance costs next year. The village will continue to pay the maximum of 88 percent of the average costs for the two Tier 1 plans available.
While the Harrison Plan Commission chose to defer action on a Lexington Homes project until they had visited a similar development in Hobart, the Harrison Village Board at a recent meeting opted not to delay the developer’s project and approved ordinances covering amendments to the comprehensive plan and zoning map, a conditional use permit and
