A district group has been connecting with community partners to assess the willingness and capacity to help families who are in need of additional support.

At its Monday, Aug. 17, meeting, the West De Pere school board approved a reopening plan for the 2020-21 school year with a 4-1 vote.

Local state lawmakers were vague when it came to answering specific questions about a budget repair bill asked by the Howard-Suamico School District.

Mayor Eric Genrich cast the tie-breaking vote to extend the city’s State of Emergency at the city council meeting Tuesday, Aug.18.

The village board met in open session for less than 15 minutes and the main topic was complaints about a lack of village code enforcement in Howard.

Meetings are usually sparsely attended, but several people were physically present and online when the board unanimously approved a plan to reopen schools.

An amendment to Urban Edge’s Planned Development District to construct two 20-unit luxury apartment buildings was approved by the village board.

As part of an estimated $3.25 million upgrade by the GBMSD of an interceptor line shared by Hobart, the board voted to permanently own Hobart’s capacity.

Plans regarding a potential 2021 referendum question were discussed at the Howard-Suamico school board meeting Monday, Aug. 10.

The possible rezoning of a 90-acre property in the Town of Lawrence drew opposition at a public hearing on Monday, Aug. 10.