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Mayor Cathi Malke Back To Work At Peshtigo City HallIssue Date: November 25, 2020 On Wednesday, Nov. 25, Peshtigo Mayor Cathi Malke will be back to her regular duties at Peshtigo City Hall. Malke will preside over the city's annual budget hearing at 11 a.m. and the special Council meeting that follows to adopt the 2021 budget and set the tax levy to support it. Tax rate is expected to be $4.99 per $1,000 of assessed value, almost exactly the same as last year. The proposed budget is up just 1.034 percent, from $2,594,148 for 2020 to $2,649,989 for 2021. Also at the special meeting council is expected to approve a Finance...
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Delay City Council Sewer Rate Hearing Until Thursday, Dec. 17Issue Date: November 25, 2020 A public hearing on a proposed sewer rate increase for customers of the City of Peshtigo Water and Sewer Utility has been postponed until 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 17, and will be immediately followed by the regular monthly meeting of Peshtigo City Council, at which approval is expected.
Both the sewer rate increase hearing and the Council meeting had originally been scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 1, but the delay was needed to comply with advance public notice requirements for the ordinance change needed to put a sewer rate increase int...
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Elderly Services Faces Growing Need For Home Delivered MealsIssue Date: November 25, 2020 Elderly Services Director Pam Mueller Johnson welcomed Mike Behnke of Peshtigo as the newest member of the Marinette County Committee on Aging when that group held its monthly meeting at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, at the Northwoods Senior Cafe & Center on Hwy. 141 in Crivitz.
Behnke, who attended remotely, will be representing the Peshtigo/Grover area. He is a City of Peshtigo Alderman and represents a portion of the City of Peshtigo as a Supervisor on Marinette County Board. He serves on County Board's Health and Human Services ...
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Tyco Moving To Permanent Solution To PFAS Issues Issue Date: November 25, 2020 Director of Environmental Communications and Issue Management of Tyco, Johnson Control Inc. (JCI), Kathleen Cantillion shared information on Tuesday, Nov. 17 that after three years of intensive studies and defining problems, Tyco, (JCI) announced that the PFAS clean up is entering a new phase, moving from investigation and interim remediation to permanent solutions.
Katie McGinty, Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer of Tyco, (JCI) announced 10,000 plus data points were collected to try to understand exactly where the PFAS i...
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Crivitz School Board Grapples With Covid-19 School RulesIssue Date: November 25, 2020 Concerns over issues related to the Covid-19 pandemic again occupied much of the discussion at the Crivitz School Board meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
During time for public comment at the start of the meeting, district resident Pete Pfankuch argued strongly against requiring athletes - particularly football players and wrestlers - to wear masks during practice and competition. He cited reports that kids could pass out or even die from over-exertion while deprived of oxygen by a mask.
"When someone dies, then you'll answe...
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