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City looking to borrow $8 million
The city of Stanley is looking to borrow $8 million, pending a council meeting in October. The proposed amount comes as the Federal Reserve recently announced a rate hike and will allow the city to … more
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Gilman Wastewater Treatment Facility Plan approved
The Gilman Village Board met Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 5 p.m. in the village hall. Prominent on the night’s agenda was approval of the village’s Wastewater Treatment Facility Plan by the Wisconsin … more
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The Cattail Crossing subdivision would be built in phases, with a variety of different home designs interspersed with each other.
Council rezones Cattail Crossing site for new homes
The Stanley Common Council held a public hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 5:30 p.m., later voting to rezone parcel 281.01001.000 R-2 Single Family Residential District. No one spoke at the public … more
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City votes to forward forensic audit
Court proceedings could be in view, following a vote on Tuesday, Sept. 8 by the Stanley Common Council to forward the findings of a forensic audit by Baker Tilly to the city attorney. The closed … more
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Two hour parking enforcement is coming to Fourth Avenue between Grant and Dodge Streets near the school.
Two hour parking enforcement coming to Fourth Avenue near school
Do you park on Fourth Avenue between Grant and Dodge Street for more than two hours? No you don’t—or at least, not for much longer. “We haven’t had a crash yet, but I expect it’s coming,” … more
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Boyd Streets and Utilities head Bob Lamarche shakes hands with Lion Dick Schara in front of the new sign located on the Highway 29 westbound approach near the Boyd exit. A similar sign has been installed on the eastbound approach to Boyd from Highway 29.
Boyd Board hears update on Patten Street progress CSM approved for Roshell property
The Boyd Village Board received an update on the Patten Street reconstruction project at its regular board meeting Sept. 14, also approving a partial payment request and discussing sidewalk plans … more
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Lublin Village officials deliberate at the Aug. 4 board meeting. Shown above at table from left to right are Village President Christine Nowak, Village Clerk Rita Niznik, Treasurer Lana Knox, Trustee Christine Compagnone, and Trustee John Lorenz.1 or 2:
New chairman presides over Lublin Village Board meeting
The Village of Lublin Board met Aug. 4 at the Village Hall, with recently appointed Chairman Christine Nowak presiding over the meeting following the resignation of former Chairman Randy Madlon. … more
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The Cattail Crossing subdivision would be built in phases, with a variety of different home designs interspersed with each other.
Plan Commission votes to rezone parcel as R2 for new development
By Joseph Back The Stanley Plan Commission unanimously recommended rezoning parcel 281.01001.000 on Thursday, Aug. 13, in order to accommodate Cattail Crossing, a proposed 39-home development in … more
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Gilman approves weight limit study for campground bridge
The Gilman Village Board met Wednesday, Aug. 12 at 6 p.m. in the village hall. On the night’s agenda were several items, including street maintenance, a request for an exemption from municipal … more
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The Boyd Village Board and staff met Monday, Aug. 13 in the village hall. Clockwise from left are Trustee Dale Isaacs, Trustee Michael Eslinger, Village President Bob Geist, Trustee Josh Walters, Streets and Utilities head Bob Lamarche, and Trustee Eric Pilgrim. Not pictured but president were Clerk Sandi Isaacs and Deputy Clerk Jayne Geist.
Boyd approves bond issuance related to Patten Street
The Boyd Village Board met Monday Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. in the village hall, following an earlier public hearing at 6:30 p.m. The public hearing regarding community development and housing needs is … more
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Water shutoff date is Aug. 13 for unpaid water bills
The bi-monthly reports are in for departments in the city of Stanley, with the following updates. Clerk’s Report Starting with the clerk’s office, Interim Clerk Treasurer Maggie Wurst reported … more
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Village board takes action on sidewalks
The Gilman Village Board met Wednesday, July 8 at 6 p.m. in the village hall. On the night’s agenda were several items, including a public nuisance property filed under old business, new sidewalk … more
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Former mayor appointed to open council seat
A former Stanley mayor has been appointed to serve as Wards 1 and 8 Alderperson through next April 2027. Al Haas, a current Ward 1 resident and mayor of Stanley from 2020 to 2024, was appointed to … more
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Stanley Common Council members and staff got a first hand look at the new Central Water Treatment Plant addition off Church Street Monday, which will replace a 56-year-old portion of the plant when finished. Above, Council and staff wait for the tour to start.
Council tours Central Water Treatment Plant
The Stanley Common Council and city staff had a chance to tour the Central Water Treatment Plant addition off Church Street at 5 p.m. Monday, July 20, prior to committee of the whole. With city … more
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Council rejects two library change orders, approves third
Meeting Thursday, July 9 at a special meeting in city hall, the Stanley Common Council rejected a change order from Hoeft for acoustical tiles in the amount of $28,154.28. Library Director Elizabeth … more
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Non-Chapman Park campers will soon pay a $10 city fee to use the dump station at the Chapman Park Campground, following action at the Monday, July 6 Stanley Common Council meeting.
City slaps $10 fee on dump station use by campers from other campgrounds
RV campers from the Otter Lake Campground that use the Chapman Park Campground’s dump station will soon have to pay a $10 fee for the privilege. The fee, approved at the Monday, July 6 city council … more
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Council members approved road patching on a 250-foot section of Industrial Park Road Monday, the work to be carried out by the county and extend road life until time of replacement.
Stanley Council greenlights water plant payments, road maintenance
The Stanley Common Council approved more than $940,000 in construction payments to Market and Johnson for the city’s Central Water Treatment Plant Monday, July 6, as well as a payment to Haas for … more
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Ballot candidates in for August primary
Voters in Stanley and across Chippewa County will head to the polls Aug. 11 for Wisconsin’s partisan primary, with candidates from the Republican, Democratic and Green parties competing in … more
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The city of Stanley held a special closed session Monday, June 29 for advice on potential litigation regarding the former city administrator, later adopting a unspecified ‘recommendation’ with regards to the matter.
City closed session on former city administrator
The City of Stanley met Monday, June 29 at 6 p.m. for a special council meeting under Wisconsin state statute 19.85(g) to confer with legal counsel “with respect to oral or written advice … more
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Boyd Board approves sewer rate increase, financing for Patten Street Project
The Boyd Village Board held a special meeting on June 17 at the Village Hall to discuss sewer utility finances, the Patten Street Reconstruction Project, and budget-related matters. One of the … more
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