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09
Feb

Common Council approves move to extend Kaukauna Housing Authority loan


Brian Roebke photo The Kaukauna Housing Authority has revised its loan with the City of Kaukauna to pay for improvements to the Golden Venture Apartments on the city’s south side.
The Kaukauna Redevelopment Authority’s work to improve the various structures involved in the Golden Venture Apartment complex took a longer financial road recently with the proposed change of a 15-year loan involving the city to a new 40-year loan. 
Wed
09
Feb

Midwest Paper Group purchased by Mexican firm

McKinley Paper Company, a U.S. subsidiary of Mexico-based Bio PAPPEL, has purchased Midwest Paper Group for an undisclosed amount of money, doubling its production in the U.S. and achieving combined income annually by $3 billion.
Wed
09
Feb

Choices become clearer in Sherwood wastewater plant upgrade process

As Arctic air descended on the region locked in a frigid winter’s grasp, choices were made by the Sherwood Village Board that will help their community meet the expected demands of growth.
Wed
09
Feb

Combined Locks board chooses asphalt resurfacing of Kamps Court

The Combined Locks Village Board last week based upon consensus to the installation of asphalt for the resurfacing of Kamps Court at an estimated cost of $116,406.25.
Wed
09
Feb

New Little Chute Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan highlights reviewed

Little Chute residents like their varied park facilities. That was the headline coming from a brief presentation by John Kneer of the Stevens Point-based Rettler Corporation at the Feb. 2 Little Chute Village Board meeting. 
Wed
09
Feb

Kaukauna to see busy construction season at Grignon Mansion and elsewhere


Brian Roebke photo The historic Grignon Mansion in Kaukauna will be a prominent construction site this summer. Bids are expected to be let soon for work that will repair a number of exterior concerns including the mansion porches, the second floor balcony and additional exterior areas of rot and woodpecker damage.
Woodpeckers won’t be the only residents noticing changes in their Kaukauna habitat this year. At the Jan. 31 Kaukauna Board of Public Works meeting, City Engineer and Public Works Director John Neumeier laid out an impressive array of work to be done at the Grignon Mansion but also on city streets, various properties and bridges.
Wed
02
Feb

Scuttlebutt

“Scuttlebutt” is a new feature in the newspaper for news shorts. Submissions are welcome by emailing editor@timesvillager.com or messaging Brian Roebke on Facebook.
 
Wed
02
Feb

Kimberly trustees approve payment for Papermill Run work

A change order for $82,492.05 and final payment of $$18,779.85 for work on Papermill Run utilities and street grading/graveling project were approved at last week’s Kimberly Village Board meeting.
Wed
02
Feb

National Guard offers help

Submitted photo
Wed
02
Feb

Harrison selects Blackmer as new village president

Allison Blackmer, who previously served 10 years as Harrison Town Board chair, was appointed last week to fill the term of village president through April 2023, filling the term vacated with the resignation of Kevin Hietpas.

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