An amendment to the ordinance relating to public nuisance, which requires the owner, occupant or person authorized to use same residential or non-residential property to maintain it in a way as not to create a public nuisance, was passed by the Kimberly Village Board at a recent meeting.
Any homeowner who has taken on the task of remodeling a home or installing new tile or carpeting will likely understand what the City of Kaukauna looked at recently.
Buchanan Storm Water Utility at a recent meeting authorized the utility manager to send a “neighborly” letter to the Village of Harrison declining a request to install a 75-foot, 30-inch culvert under Highway KK near the Clover Ridge Pond.
The Kaukauna 10U Bombers will be hosting a tournament this weekend to raise money for local police departments. Each member of the team will have a cause important to him or his family on the back of his jersey.
Kaukauna will be hosting a youth baseball tournament this weekend with the goal of putting a positive light back on the local police force.
The Baseball for Badges Tournament, held Saturday and Sunday at Horseshoe and Riverside Parks, will raise money for the Kaukauna Police Department.
Another victim of the current world health situation became clear July 27 when the Sherwood Village Board voted unanimously to follow the recommendation of the Parks, Recreation and Urban Tree board to keep the popular Wanick Park splash pad closed for the season.
Marc Vandenhouten, current 3K to grade 6 principal within the Diocese of Green Bay at St. Mary and Holy Trinity schools in the Luxemburg and Casco communities, was approved as principal of the elementary school for the 2020-21 school year at a recent Little Chute School Board meeting.
Village employees in Little Chute will be required to wear either masks or some type of face covering under certain conditions, such as when dealing with members of the public in homes or businesses or in various indoor village-owned settings where precautions such as social distancing.
Now that every property has been assessed for a cement road for which costs that have been rising significantly within the last five years, the Kimberly Village Board has been exploring options for reducing assessments to property owners in the future and took their preferred plan — a transportation assessment reduction fee — to residents in a s
The Kimberly Village Board at a recent meeting received a draft copy of a $17,473,086 five-year capital improvement program beginning in 2021. Board members were to vote on the plan at the Aug. 3 meeting.
To expedite and assure consistency to decisions, the Harrison Village Board at a recent meeting
removed the village board from authorizing the placement of a fence in a storm sewer or drainage easement with underground infrastructure and gave the authority to the zoning administrator, with input from the public works department.
