Peshtigo School Board Looking Closer At Remodeling Options In the past three years, voters of Peshtigo School District have rejected three attempts to approve funding for construction of a new high school/middle school. As a result the school board is now looking a bit harder at remodeling, expanding and renovating the existing building.
The latest remodeling ideas were explained by representatives of Hoffman consulting group at a special public information meeting of the school board held Wednesday, Sept. 21 in the band room of the Elementary Learning Center. In addition to the school board ab...
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West Shore Tool Service Makes Donation Thanks to Larry and Leyann LaCount, owners of West Shore Tool Service in Peshtigo, the City of Peshtigo Fire Department is the recipient of a brand new Makita Power Cutter. The new cutter will be used as an entry saw to cut through steel and concrete. The LaCounts stated the donation is a way of giving back to the community, noting the Fire Department can always use the equipment. The LaCounts have been in business for 14 years and the last 10 years have been in Peshtigo at 680 Maple Ave. In addition to the power cutter, the Fire Department als...
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County To Air Budget Proposals Sept. 29 Starting at 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 29, Marinette County Board's Finance Committee will hold a special meeting on the proposed county budget for 2017. In addition to the regular annual budget discussions, Bonding Consultant Jeff Belongia, of the county's financial consulting firm Hutchinson, Shockley, Erley & Co. will provide information including Shackley and Poor's long term rating of the county for general obligation notes.
The meeting will include presentations and discussion on the budget for 2017 as proposed by Administ...
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Crivitz Gets Grant to Upgrade Public Services USDA Rural Development Wisconsin State Director, Stan Gruszynski announced the Village of Crivitz was awarded a $50,000 Community Facilities Program grant to be used to upgrade equipment for their Public Works Department to improve services.
Gruszynski added, "The funding provided to the Village of Crivitz will help to improve services and increase safety provided to residents, and the greater community. Projects like this are what the Community Facilities Program is all about, improving the quality of life in rural communities throug...
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Minimal Increase In Coleman 2016-2017 School Tax Levy After a budget presentation by District Administrator Polomis electors present for the Coleman School District Annual Meeting on Monday, Sept. 19, unanimously approved the proposed tax levy for the 2016-2917 school year at $4,383,525, up 1.62 percent from last year.
This supports a total budget of $9,523,526, which is up just .31 percent from last year. The levy includes payment of $180,924 for non-referendum debt service and $525,000 to pay on the referendum debt, plus the operations levy of $3,677,601, which is down slightly from $3...
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