By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Improvements planned next year for another section of Evergreen Avenue are drawing opposition from property owners who could face paying special assessments. Some of them were on hand last month when the Howard village board voted 7-2 to approve a resolution declaring the village’s intent to levy special …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board heard from residents unhappy about the planned road reconstruction project where they live along Evergreen Avenue and Pinecrest Road before voting 7-2 Monday, April 12, in favor of the project’s design. Trustees Cathy Hughes and Scott Beyer, who sided with the residents’ objections related to …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – After discussing the possibility of making changes to the village code as it relates to off-street private parking in residential areas, the village board voted 8-1 Aug. 24 in favor of removing crushed stone or gravel as an equivalent hard surface. Trustee Craig McAllister cast the lone dissenting …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – A group that received permission to train in the Duck Creek Quarry Park swimming area years before it opened to the general public won’t be able to swim there this summer. The Howard village board voted 6-1 Monday, July 13, to deny a request from Green Bay Multisport …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board doesn’t want Duck Creek Quarry Park to get crowded this summer if other swimming areas close because of COVID-19. The board unanimously voted Monday, May 11, to close the quarry until further notice, subject to the board voting to reopen it. That means people won’t …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board decided Monday, July 8, to table action on adopting an ordinance related to the sending of obscene or sexually explicit electronic messages, also known as sexting. Board members have questions about the wording being taken from state statutes before including it as a prohibited offense …
By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Village voters decided three contested trustee races Tuesday, April 2, and elected one new board member. In Wards 1-2, in which Ron Bradael elected not to seek a new two-year term and no one’s name appeared on the ballot, a write-in campaign took place with 110 votes going to …
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By Press Times Staff The two candidates now running for a one-year term in Wards 9-10 faced each other a year ago while seeking a full two-year term, but both ended up being outpolled by the eventual winner. Scott Beyer, who was eliminated last February in a three-way primary, took his seat on the board …
By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Of the six trustee seats up for election this spring on the Howard village board, two are being contested with two candidates, but one race will have no one on the ballot. Trustee Ron Bredael, who represents Wards 1-2, filed a declaration of non-candidacy indicating he won’t be seeking …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – After being eliminated in the three-way February primary, the appointment of Scott Beyer as Howard’s trustee for Wards 9-10 was approved Monday, July 23, on a 7-1 vote by the village board. Beyer, a 17-year Howard resident and talent development manager at Associated Bank, replaces Jim Lemorande, who …
