With the realities of the wastewater treatment plant improvement costs just months ahead the Sherwood Village Board examined where the first step in the proposed sewer rate increase stands during their May 22 meeting.
Local 1594 members Ryan Steffel and Sam Klimek hosted City of Kaukauna HR Director Shanon Swaney and Mayor Tony Penterman to “Fire Ops 101” on Wednesday, May 25.
The event, hosted by Madison College and Madison Firefighters Local 311, gave elected and appointed officials a real life “day in the life” of a firefighter.
A home on Fontana Way in Buchanan was severely damaged Friday evening, May 19.
Combined Locks Fire & Rescue, Buchanan Fire & Rescue and Harrison Fire Rescue were dispatched to a residence on Fontana Way around 8:41 p.m.for a report of a possible chimney fire.
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Kaukauna High School student Nick Grady walks to the finish line after sitting for the majority of the Breaking Boundaries Triathlons Friday at Kaukauna High School. See page 10 for more photos.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Anyone who saw any part of the first three Breaking Boundaries Triathlons for Kaukauna High School students with disabilities knows how special an event it is.
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Richard and Deb Langel, who opened Richard’s Diamonds and Gems 33 years ago, are retiring at the end of the month.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
After 33 years and one month in business, Richard’s Diamonds and Gems closing down at the end of May, but still hope to find a new owner to take over the business located at 124 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Kaukauna when it closes at the end of May.
A first-time ever event happens in Little Chute at Doyle Park on Saturday, June 24, from 11 a.m. until dusk. The occasion is a gathering for all of the generations who are descendants of Arnold Verstegen, one of Little Chute’s pioneers, entrepreneurs, and civic leaders.
During the Public Works meeting May 1 a number of residents offered comments and objections regarding the array of city street paving projects planned for the summer. The elected officials listened and discussed several of the concerns during the May 2 common council meeting.
During the Public Works meeting May 1 a number of residents offered comments and objections regarding the array of city street paving projects planned for the summer. The elected officials listened and discussed several of the concerns during the May 2 common council meeting.
A unique collaboration between 5K students in the Kimberly Area School District and Kimberly High School Family and Consumer Science students resulted in a lot of happy faces Friday in Kimberly schools.
