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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
At the July 15 Council meeting, the Stanley City Council heard from local resident and Stanley Community Association (SCA) member Roxie Caswell with an update on the future dog park planned for … more
Meeting Monday July 8 at the Village Hall, the Boyd Village Board--or three of five—tackled important village business. With village president Bob Geist on an excused absence and trustee … more
State Representative Karen Hurd spoke to the Stanley City Council on July 1st to share her move to the Town of Withee for the opportunity to represent the constituents of the 69th District Assembly. … more
Come August 13, voters in State Assembly District 68 will have a choice of two candidates to send on to the November ballot and potentially Madison for the GOP. An open primary state, Wisconsin does … more
After uncooperative weather caused multiple delays, crews were hard at work applying the first layer of asphalt on Second Avenue on June 21st. At the June 17th Stanley City Council meeting, … more
A longtime Stanley resident and former city council member is seeking election to the State Assembly in District 69. Roger Halls, 45, moved to Stanley in 2004 upon getting out of the army. A … more
Local resident Aaron Dickson has taken his seat on the Stanley City Council as Alderman for Wards 4-7, 9 after receiving eleven votes at the April 2nd spring election. Following in his father John … more
At the Monday evening meeting, the City Council approved an ordinance for electric vehicle charging stations. The ordinance describes that private and public charging stations are permitted if they … more
At the city council meeting on May 20, Stanley council members voted to approve the project extension requested by Haas & Sons due to “mud.” Brian Lambert of Ayres Associates … more
At the meeting on May 20, the plan commission for the city of Stanley recommended their approval for the conditional use permit for Justin and Kristen Pope, owners of KJ Garage, LLC., to operate an … more
Ayres Associates came to the regular Village of Boyd board meeting Monday, May 13, presenting on options the village had to finance building projects. Appearing to the board along with Brian Lambert, … more
ATVs are coming to Boyd, pending county action. Motioned by Village President Bob Geist and seconded by Trustee Michael Eslinger May 13, the Village Board moved to open all village streets within the … more
The council discussed many things at the May 6 meeting, with the following a summary. Wastewater The Council discussed the contract for the wastewater treatment reed bed planting to be completed … more
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