The village is expanding to nine wards for the next decade after the Village Board approved a pair of redistricting resolutions Monday, Oct. 18

With about two weeks remaining before an ordinance takes effect Oct. 19 to allow all-terrain/utility-terrain vehicles on a number of roadways.

Superintendent Damian LaCroix said schools housing the district’s youngest students have seen fewer quarantines since masks were made mandatory.

The Reforestation Camp Ski Lodge will become the village’s third polling location in 2022, joining the Idlewild Park Shelter.

The Village Board agreed Oct. 4 to continue with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office for police services for another three years.

The Howard-Suamico School Board took no action Sept. 27 on a policy amendment, which would give it more decision-making power during a pandemic.

A proposed change to the village code to allow dogs on the Calavera Springs Park walking trails has been told to sit and stay.

Opponents of an ordinance the Village approved to allow ATVs/UTVs on several village roadways, are looking to stop the measure.

An overflow crowd was in attendance Monday, Sept. 20, when an ordinance to allow all-terrain/utility-terrain vehicles (ATV/UTV) on roadways was approved.

The Howard-Suamico School Board unanimously approved the 2021-22 preliminary budget at its Sept. 13 meeting. The estimated budget is an increase of 47.66%.