The Harrison Village Board approved a resolution to support a Safe Streets and Roads for All grant application for the Highway KK corridor with Outagamie and Calumet counties along with Kaukauna, Appleton, and Buchanan at its Tuesday, June 24, meeting.
Following is an edited version of Linda Kaminski Felten’s rallymistress speech at the 89th Annual Kaukauna Alumni Foundation rally, held June 21 at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
It was another happy day at StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly in Kau-kauna on Wednesday, July 18, when StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly presented a check for $54,371.54 to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
The Kimberly Village Board last week determined that automated garbage truck No. 32 will not be retired in Kimberly when its replacement comes in. Instead, it will be transformed into a leaf collector.
The work to detect water loss in Sherwood seemed to take a step forward recently when a mix of new and old leak detection equipment found leaks at a number of fire hydrants in the village.
The findings were discussed during the June 9 edition of the Sherwood Village Board.
A growing state and county effort to look at traffic needs for the Highway KK corridor recently opened the door to include several municipalities to join the effort, including Kaukauna.
Trustee Rosie Sprangers characterized those who likely are interested in keeping chickens near their residences as “mini homesteaders who do things like making sourdough on their own.”
Kimberly residents filled the Evergreen Room in the Civic Center and lined the walls with standing room space last week to learn more about the village board’s exploration of police services between Fox Valley Metro Police Department and Outagamie County Sheriff’s Department.
The Kimberly Village Board took care of regular business last week as they approved an amendment to a development agreement and change requests on the street and parks department facility,
The work to detect water loss in Sherwood seemed to take a step forward recently when a mix of new and old leak detection equipment found leaks at a number of fire hydrants in the village.
The findings were discussed during the June 9 edition of the Sherwood Village Board.
