Proposed changes to the code as it relates to the number of dogs allowed in a residence will be up for final approval July 20 by the Hobart Village Board.

After receiving half of more than $1 million the village is expecting as part of the ARPA), the village board passed a motion on how to spend it.

Harry Boyce, a 2004 Green Bay East High School graduate, said he always wanted to give back to the community when he got older.

When Hobart village residents go to vote next year, there will be two polling locations after the village board voted to add another location.

Motorists driving near three village parks won’t be able to travel faster than 15 mph speed limit when children are present after an ordinance was passed.

An update on PDK Investments’ plans to construct a 136-unit residential development near the intersection of Packerland Drive and Lear Lane was presented.

The rezoning of 2 parcels in the 700 block of Nathan Road to R-1 Residential for single-family lots in the Hemlock Creek subdivision was recently approved.

The $966,000 in funding the village will receive from the American Rescue Plan doesn’t have to be fully expended until the end of 2024.

A bid of $1,514,327 from MCC of Appleton to complete the 2021 North Overland Road street construction project was approved May 4 by the village board.

For Hobart/Lawrence patrol officers Ian Schiefelbein and Casey Breitzman, who responded to a May 1 shooting, that statement couldn’t be more true.