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Woman's Club To Donate "Story Time" SculptureIssue Date: February 24, 2021 An offer from Peshtigo Woman's Club to donate a decorative "Story Time" bench with a bronze sculpture of a woman reading to a child was accepted by unanimous vote of the City of Peshtigo's Fire, Lighting and Building Committee at a brief meeting on Thursday, Feb. 18.
The bench sculpture is to be bolted to a concrete slab adjacent to the sidewalk adjoining the east side of the driveway into Municipal Building, which houses the Peshtigo Public Library as well as city offices, meeting rooms and police and fire departments.
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County Board Applauds Selection Of Glenn Sartorelli To Head DHHS Issue Date: February 24, 2021 Questions and concerns over the Covid-19 inoculation program sponsored by Marinette County Health Department and Prevea Clinic occupied much of the discussion at the monthly Marinette County Board meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 23. Information on making appointments to be inoculated with the vaccine at no charge can be found on the Marinette County Health and Human Services website.
As expected, the board enthusiastically endorsed Administrator John LeFebvre's appointment of Glenn Sartorelli as head of the Health and Human Services Depart...
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Peshtigo Council To Meet March 2Issue Date: February 24, 2021 Among other items on the agenda for its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 2, Peshtigo City Council will be asked to approve borrowing $117,500 from Peshtigo National Bank for six months at 2 percent interest as part of the $236,000 debt levy that was approved in the 2021 budget.
A motion recommending that Council approve taking out the loan was unanimously approved after brief discussion at a meeting of the Finance and Claims Committee on Thursday, Feb. 18.
Clerk/Treasurer Tammy Kasal explained that the city would either have to...
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Water Treatment Program Discussed At Town MeetingIssue Date: February 24, 2021 Although the agenda was short for the Town of Peshtigo meeting on Thursday, Feb. 18, a zoom presentation from Katie McGinty, Chief Sustainability Officer from Tyco - Johnson Control Inc (JCI) took up the majority of time.
Supervisor Kayla Furton started the meeting stating, "Residents in the initial plume of contamination should have received communication from Arcadis Tyco/JCI. PFAS numbers can change over time so I extremely encourage you to take advantage of the free testing opportunities that are being offered by Tyco".
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Pound Village Board To Air Well Issues Feb. 26Issue Date: February 24, 2021 Last November Pound Village Board was informed that the sole well that provides water for the village utility had tested high for radium, and discussion at that time included concerns that there is no backup water supply for the village should that well fail or be closed for any reason.
Conversations at the Pound Village Board meeting on Nov. 30 led to a meeting of Pound village officials with the Coleman Water and Sewer Utility Board in January to explore the possibility of Coleman providing a water backup supply for Pound.
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