A seeping leak prompted the Kimberly Village Board to authorize the installation of a new public waste oil collection tank on the yard waste drop off site.
Andrew Mader of Hilbert, commander of the Little Chute Sons of American Legion post, plays taps at Sunday’s Gold Star Family Day observance at Windmill Plaza./Brian Roebke photo
Little Chute American Legion Post 258 and Blue Star Mothers, Wisconsin Chapter 1 held its second annual Gold Star Family Day observance on Sunday evening at Windmill Plaza in Little Chute as part of the National Luminary Initiative.
After several years of discussion, work with the DNR and weighing choices, including the possibilities of a matching DNR grant, work on the small but important Schneider Dam in Sherwood is likely to move forward soon.
The vacation of the traditional one-way Pine Street in Little Chute is creating options for both St. John Parish and for the village relating to goals for their portions of the recently vacated street sections.
A Voter Helpline, created by the League of Women Voters to improve voter education and participation ahead of the Nov. 3 election, has been expanded to serve the Appleton area.
The Kimberly Village Board approved complex building security and accessibility updates, including re-keying complex and street department building for a total amount of $33,476.46.
With the completion of emergency medical responder training, the Kimberly Fire Department was able to launch a team last month and has answered 44 calls to date.
Storm water ponds and chickens laying eggs are likely not a common pairing in most conversations but the unlikely duo were the center of conversation for the Kaukauna Board of Public Works and Health and Recreation Committee meetings.
