An agreement to build a senior apartment building and 15 townhomes between Mike McCarthy Way and Borvan Avenue was approved by the village board.

The bulk of the meeting involved a presentation by NEW Water, which next year will increase its budgeted sewer charges to Suamico by about 14 percent.

Kramer asked the board to approve reducing the percentage of the rainy day fund, from 30 percent of the village’s operating expenses to 25 percent.

The Green Bay Booyah ownership group consisting of Steve Schmitt, Vern Stenman and Conor Caloia have agreed in principle to transfer ownership of the Green Bay Booyah, a member of the Northwoods League, to Mark Skogen.

In response to an open records request, Ashwaubenon has released the names of the two finalists being considered for clerk in Ashwaubenon.

Come early 2021, Randy Styczynski is retiring as the last operating dairy farm in Suamico, citing stress, volatile milk prices and spotty weather.

The ice rink at Titletown is open.

The village board voted 5-0 to back the 2021 budget resolution appropriating funds to operate village government and levying property taxes in Ashwaubenon.

The De Pere school district has set its sights on a possible return to in-person instruction after the new year in January.

The village board voted Nov. 24 to proceed with a body camera program for the public safety department, however details are not yet finalized.