ASHWAUBENON – The mill rate backed by the school board Oct. 28 won’t be going up after voters approved two referendums this spring.

Superintendent Dennis Krueger said the district is in the process of collaborating with CESA 6 to host an on-site form of a rapid COVID-19 test.

On the Seymour school board agenda were topics ranging from the purchase of a new whiteboard to modifications to the high school’s drug and alcohol policy.

After meeting in closed session, the village board voted to approve the sale of the current Fire Station No. 1 property to Base Companies for $350,000.

The school board unanimously decided to extend remote learning districtwide into the Thanksgiving break, but wants students to come back soon after.

Unofficial results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election are in, and there will be some new faces representing the area in Madison.

With clear masks being expensive, the Optimist Club recently made it possible for the co-op to only have to purchase one box to get to the end of the year.

Instead of holding a staff appreciation dinner for the village’s full-time employees amid the pandemic, they will instead receive extra money.

After holding a public hearing, Tuesday, Oct. 27, the village board approved an ordinance amendment related to permits to keep chickens in the village.

While the horrors of polio have been in the rearview mirror in America for decades, the disease is still active in parts of the underdeveloped world.