A national radio host with nearly forty million listeners asked a question on air in spring of 2019 that came at a time when an investigation into crimes against the United States by journalists were nearing fruition.
The Village of Harrison has temporarily closed its lobby during the tax collections season in the interest of protecting citizens from the spread of COVID-19.
The quest by Palisades Pond Lake District member Steve Paul to detach his property from membership in Sherwood’s Palisades Pond Lake District Association was both passionate and detailed but ultimately was unsuccessful during a special meeting of the association Monday, Nov. 23.
Woodstock Lane, Northbrook Circle and Stillwater Trail were advanced to the 2021 roadway urbanization program at a recent Buchanan Stormwater Utility meeting.
Following a public hearing on the 2021 budget, which no one attended, the Combined Locks Village Board approved a balanced 2021 budget of $6,076,240 of which $1,656.788 will be on the tax levy at a rate of $5.55 per $1,000.
Attorney George Marek attended the November Town of Holland meeting. With the South Landfill getting closer to operating, Marek is working out final details of the town’s agreement with Brown County/Brian Roebke photo
Attorney George Marek attended this month’s Town of Holland meeting to discuss the town’s agreement with Brown County to operate the South Landfill. Through Marek, the town will request the tipping fee be adjusted from $1.50 per ton to $2.11 and adjusted annually by the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (Midwest Region).
With two grants awarded recently in quick succession, the proposed Fox River kayak launch at Little Chute is well funded and will likely be constructed in time for the completion of the Nelson River Crossing.
Ten women and three men who objected to the issuance of a conditional permit to Philip Pease operating an online firearms sales business out of his home on South Patrick Street convinced six members of the Kimberly Village Board to vote against the plan commission’s recommendation in favor of the project.
Dogs visiting the Kaukauna Veterinary Clinic will have a little less growth to explore and more moving water to observe when they come to the clinic grounds following a proposed 2021 project.
That’s because the Kaukauna Board of Public Works approved a new concept at their Nov. 16 meeting to get the water flowing.
