A classic stage play that was adapted to film in the movie featuring Jimmy Stewart comes to Kimberly High School April 16-18 when the Papermaker Players stage the comedy/drama, “Harvey.”
Village of Kimberly’s well-known and well-travelled centenarian was presented with a continuous membership certificate and pin for 80 years with American Legion Post 60 at its meeting on Thursday, March 19.
Kimberly administrative staff and trustees are urging residents to participate in amending the comprehensive plan, which was last amen-ded in 2016 by participating in a range of opportunities and venues.
It was a quiet Sunday afternoon on March 22 when an alarm suddenly sounded at the Sherwood sewage treatment plant. An MCO technician was called in to check the plant and immediately noted a flooding situation.
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Class of 2025 graduate Felicia Jaure painted a 38-ft. wide mural in a hallway at St. Ignatius Catholic School in Kaukauna depicting nine saints.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Felicia Jaure graduated from St. Ignatius Catholic School last year and wanted to show appreciation for the education she received at the Chesterton Academy school.
Fine lines on certified survey maps and other documents aren’t always clear in the realities of landscaping and property development. And sometimes the information depicted in manuals and instruction books doesn’t always look the same in the reality of operations.
The March 4 Little Chute Village Board meeting included an important glimpse into the future. A public hearing during the first portion of the meeting was led by water and wastewater engineer Tony Kappell of the McMahon Group.
