That was the message Damian LaCroix shared as he said the district will continue its recommended masking policy at the Sept. 13 School Board meeting.

The village board last month approved providing additional overflow parking in Historic Downtown Suamico, which is expanding with businesses, but has limited public parking.

The village board is interested in continuing a contract with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office for police services in Suamico, but it wants more details.

The HSSD timed the market just right and was recently able to upgrade its fleet of nearly 7,800 Apple devices at no additional cost.

A proposed change to the village code to allow dogs on the Calavera Park walking trails received a first reading Aug. 16 by the Suamico village board.

A proposed ordinance to allow all-terrain/utility-terrain vehicles on some village roadways will be considered next month for final approval.

The 2021-22 school year is nearly upon the Howard-Suamico School District, and again the topic of masks filled the boardroom Aug. 16 and sticking with it.

The village board directed staff to solicit quotes for a wetland delineation study of approximately 30 acres of property owned by the village sanitary.

As the village’s Tax Incremental District (TID) No. 2 continues to expand with businesses, limited parking has been magnified in the area.

The village board room was filled Aug. 2 with residents interested in a proposed ordinance that would allow ATVs/UTVs on some village roadways.