The board agreed to donate up to $40,000 worth of monitors and stylus pens for Pulaski schools with the village’s CARES Act allocation.

The board voted to promote an existing police officer to sergeant, but will decide when it puts together the 2021 budget whether to add a captain.

In what is being characterized as providing temporary relief to small businesses, Hobart’s proposed budget calls for a reduction in liquor license fees.

The village board approved an agreement with Bayland Buildings, Inc., to develop 65.7 acres of property in Centennial Centre recently acquired by Hobart.

Another school district in the area will be the beneficiary of a municipality’s unused Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding.

The board unanimously approved a plat for 14 additional single-family lots and one smaller outlot for the recently approved Southwind Estates Subdivision.

Kramer presented a rough draft of an ordinance where the village would split the cost of improvements related to stormwater issues on private property.

The agreement is with New Wall Street Properties LLC, who are planning to build a four-story, 38-unit condominium building called The Highlander.

What started over a permit for an apple festival and turned into the Oneida Nation losing most of its reservation has been reversed by three federal judges.

The latest population estimate shows the Village of Hobart has exceeded 10,000 people, Aaron Kramer reported to the Hobart village board Tuesday, Sept. 1.