The Nov. 21 Kaukauna Common Council session included a unique set of comments regarding the 2024 city budget and tax levy approvals. The commentary came following a public hearing regarding the budget that lacked any in-person or virtual remarks.
While it certainly wasn’t the ingredients of a Thanksgiving feast or any kind of delicious ethnic fare, the Little Chute Village Board had plenty on their full plate just the same at their Nov. 15 session.
The Holland Town Board observed a moment of silence for Bill Clancy, the former town clerk who passed away Oct 23, at its Wednesday, Nov. 1, meeting at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
Clancy served the town for 56 consecutive years as clerk before retiring earlier this year.
A pair of what might be called “loose ends” relating to a pair of Kaukauna Fire Department matters were neatly wrapped up during the Nov. 6 board and committee sessions held by the city.
The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce helped Rachel Fowler celebrate the one-year anniversary of her business, Rachel Ann Quilts, last week in the upstairs of the Main Street Plaza building, located at 127 E. Main St., Little Chute.
The Kaukauna Utilities Commis-sion approved an electric distribution facilities agreement with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation at its October meeting.
