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Taxes are soon to rise at Edson, following an 18-5 taxpayer vote to exceed the township’s levy limit. Now at seven percent, the levy will rise to 14 percent, raising an additional $73,499 to … more
The Stanley Council approved new staffing for the Water Department, with Alderpersons Jacob Huff, Mark Fitzsimmons, Ben Wald, Josh Seidl, and Aaron Dickson voting in favor, while Alderperson Laurie … more
With absentee voting now in progress, the fall election is officially underway. Election Day for in person voting is Tuesday, Nov. 5, with new legislative maps affecting seat boundaries for state … more
Alex Kulesa (center) attended the October 9th Town of Thorp board meeting to request approval for a building setback from Chairman Louie Andruskiewicz, Supervisor Andy Slowiak and Supervisor Bob Kodl … more
The Town of Delmar approved the increase of the 2024 tax levy by 20% at the special meeting of the electors on Oct. 14. “We agreed that we were going to go with the 20% again this year,” … more
The board for the Village of Boyd met in regular session Monday, Oct. 14, voting to give Ayres Associates the go ahead for ITA and PERF submittal as well as a survey related to Patten Street, pending … more
With absentee voting now in progress, the fall election is officially underway. Election Day for in person voting is Tuesday, Nov. 5, with new legislative maps affecting seat boundaries for state … more
At the Oct. 7 Council meeting, Mayor Mike Henke presented the Fire Committee’s recommendations for Fire Department officers to the Council from the fire committee meeting on September 25th. The … more
The City of Stanley will hold a public hearing on November 4th at 7 PM for the 2025 Budget for the City of Stanley. The Council voted to adopt the 2025 Wastewater Utility Budget for the city with … more
The Stanley City Council voted to approve the new rate for rental of the Stanley Community Center to go into effect in 2026. The rates will be $500 for half of the building and $1,000 for the entire … more
The Town of Thorp will host a tire collection on Saturday, October 5th at the town’s garbage and recycling collection site but residents may notice that prices have risen from the previous … more
Village of Boyd finances are in for the month ending Aug. 31, the financial report read and approved at the regular September board meeting. Starting last month with $197,358.79 on hand, the village … more
A full Stanley Council tackled the meeting agenda on Monday evening. Returning from closed session, the Council created an interim Head Water Operator position and then voted to offer that position … more
At the Sept. 3 meeting, the Stanley City Council began discussions to hire Konect for shared website hosting to create a Parks website for online registrations for the Chapman Park Campground and … more
The Stanley Council approved the purchase of a storage shed from Hixwood for the Stanley Police Department for $11,000. Addressing the Council, Police Chief Lance Weiland mentioned that the current … more
The Town of Delmar Board heard from Chairman Dave Peterson at the August 19 meeting that the Boyd-Edson-Delmar Fire Department approved the purchase of a new fire pumper from S&R Truck for … more
Head Wastewater Operator Nicholas Martin and Eric Lynne of Donohue & Associates discussed a Water Quality Trading Plan for the Wastewater Treatment Facility’s WPDES phosphorus limits with … more
Lieutenant Jacob Carroll of the Stanley Fire Department addressed the City Council at the Council meeting on August 19th to petition for the appointment of Captain Nathan Samplawski of the Stanley … more
The Town of Thorp is considering closing its roads to ATV use due to damage from ATV drivers. Board members discussed the misuse of the town roads, specifically citing Pine Road, Dickerson Avenue and … more
Former Water Operator Don Goettl was hired as the new Water Consultant by the City Council on Monday night, August 5, as the Council unanimously approved the decision requested by current Water … more
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