Water rates in Little Chute likely will increase during the coming years to meet the important need to better align increasing expenses with the revenue collected for the utility.
The 2026 revaluation of Kimberly will not will not increase the total property taxes collected Commun-ity Development Director Sam Schroeder and Clerk/Treasurer Jennifer Weyenberg assured trustees and the audience at last week’s village board meeting.
Those people firmly entrenched in the “can’t fight city hall” corner might have had a change of heart, or at least some glacial melting, during the June 15 board and committee sessions.
Clubhouse Wine Bar and Progression is Everything Motors received Kimberly Village Board approval of site and architectural reviews at last week’s meeting.
As the Village of Kimberly assumes the administration of the crossing guard program starting with the new school year, the Kimberly Village Board approved the position description and starting wage scale classification of grade C.
The June 8 Sherwood Village Board meeting was dominated by an Ehlers presentation that focused on choices regarding the village’s current and potential water rate changes.
The Kaukauna Plan Commission reviewed conceptual drawings for the much-needed renovation of La Follette Park on the city’s near south side, just above the hill from the fire station.
The Kaukauna Alumni Founda-ion wanted to find a special person to serve as rallymaster at the 90th Kaukauna Alumni Foundation rally, someone who had widespread appeal and was a great storyteller.
During their June 3 session, Little Chute trustees had an opportunity to review plans for the next five years of projects in the village. Their open session included the first look at the 2027-31 capital improvement plan.
