Bishop David L. Ricken of the Diocese of Green Bay is reinstating the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass due to concerns about the continued escalation in the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This dispensation takes effect immediately and will remain in effect until further notice.
Long months of work by the Sherwood Plan Commission and a special subcommittee of that body to craft a burning ordinance for the village may need to continue for at least a few more weeks.
With recent rising health costs, including more than six percent for 2021, the Kimberly Village Board voted to have employees contribute a minimum of six percent to insurance costs next year. The village will continue to pay the maximum of 88 percent of the average costs for the two Tier 1 plans available.
While the Harrison Plan Commission chose to defer action on a Lexington Homes project until they had visited a similar development in Hobart, the Harrison Village Board at a recent meeting opted not to delay the developer’s project and approved ordinances covering amendments to the comprehensive plan and zoning map, a conditional use permit and
A seeping leak prompted the Kimberly Village Board to authorize the installation of a new public waste oil collection tank on the yard waste drop off site.
Andrew Mader of Hilbert, commander of the Little Chute Sons of American Legion post, plays taps at Sunday’s Gold Star Family Day observance at Windmill Plaza./Brian Roebke photo
Little Chute American Legion Post 258 and Blue Star Mothers, Wisconsin Chapter 1 held its second annual Gold Star Family Day observance on Sunday evening at Windmill Plaza in Little Chute as part of the National Luminary Initiative.
After several years of discussion, work with the DNR and weighing choices, including the possibilities of a matching DNR grant, work on the small but important Schneider Dam in Sherwood is likely to move forward soon.
