A contract with Fair Market Assessments to reassess properties in the village for 2022 was approved June 14 by the Howard village board.

The Howard-Suamico school district voted to approve the sale of $83 million in bonds at its finances meeting, Monday, June 21.

After meeting in closed session, Howard approved the purchase of three parcels near the village hall for a combined $417,000, using money from grants. 

The village board agreed earlier this month to have Alex Kaker look into the possibility of Suamico sharing a grant writer with Howard and the HSSD.

One of Bay Port’s own, Taylor Arbour, is now a U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) graduate and is on track to become a Marine pilot.

For weeks, district parents from the community have been speaking at board meetings asking for masks to be made optional in the district’s schools.

Despite being awarded a state grant of more than $500,000 to construct a trail, village officials are turning down the money after the bids came in higher.

Three motions related to developing the public spacei, including a pavilion, of the Village Center, with a facility were approved May 24.

Community leaders and members of the Howard-Suamico district’s eadership team gathered to discuss the emotional wellness during a linkage meeting May 17.

Construction of a trail from the west edge of village hall to the Mountain Bay Trail is on hold for now after the Howard village board tabled action May 10.