The worldwide supply chain issues are affecting Kaukauna Utilities more and more every day. Manager of Engineering & Electric Distribution Eric Miller shared this information at the March meeting of the Kaukauna Utilities Commission.
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The sound of train whistles will continue to be heard along the rail corridor through Little Chute for just awhile longer. Budget conditions relating to the COVID-19 pandemic convinced the village board to hold off expending money for the project in 2020 but they have now approved a bid to do work at six locations.
A pair of St. Patrick’s Day afternoon bid openings may be the first lucky step forward in construction work for Little Chute’s goal of attaining a railroad quiet zone.
The use of absentee ballot drop boxes is NOT permitted under Wisconsin Law at any municipality. Absentee ballots must be returned in person (by the voter) or mailed to the clerk’s office in order to be counted.
For Jonathan Pylypiv, born in Ukraine, raised in the United States, a U.S. Army veteran of the war in Iran and a resident of Kimberly since 2007, the conflict in Ukraine is heart wrenching.
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Szymon Majtas with his girlfriend in Warsaw, Poland
Szymon Majtas, who spent the 2013-14 school year at Kaukauna High School living with the Bruce and Sue McCabe family, now lives in Warsaw, Poland, and is seeing firsthand the effects of the Russian invasion on Ukraine. The Polish people have turned into unsung heroes.
