 Visit Area-As part of the Small Business Revolution TV show, Amanda Brinkman of the Deluxe Corporation was at Enstrom Helicopter in Menominee on Thursday, Jan. 10 to promote small business. Top Photo-Amanda Brinkman meets with Diane Rose and Bridget Poquette of First Street Art Gallery to get insight on the area. Bottom left photo-Julie Primeaux of Happenstance in Menominee and Mary Beth Pearce of Trends & Traditions have their photo taken Brinkman. Bottom right photo-Amanda Brinkman speaks to the media. |
Small Business Revolution Event Held At Enstrom Co.Issue Date: January 16, 2019 "You already are winners," Amanda Brinkman TV host told the hundreds of local business people gathered at a "meet and greet" event on Thursday, Jan. 10 to welcome her and other members of the Small Business Resolution (SBR) team to the community.
"We're really moved by how much these communities have come together. Your unity could be an example to other areas," Brinkman said. We're impressed by the number of businesses that have come together, she added.
Large portions of the huge Enstrom Helicopter manufact...
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Administrator Metras No Longer Pembine School SuperintendentIssue Date: January 16, 2019 In a letter dated Friday, Jan. 4, School Board President Vicki Fick staff, parents and other community members "to provide you with some additional information and context regarding the leadership changes in the district." The letter stated that effective Tuesday, Jan. 1, Chris Metras was no longer serving as Superintendent of the Beecher/Dunbar/Pembine School District.
Board Clerk Tina Duenweg read the letter aloud at the board's regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 9. It stated: "While we are not able to provide much a...
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Mike Swiatnicki Elected New Riverside Cemetery PresidentIssue Date: January 16, 2019 Riverside Cemetery Association Treasurer Nancy Holzberger reported at the Annual Meeting on Monday, Jan. 14 that they realized a net income of $18,708.67 for 2018, "so things seem to be okay." She said as far as the increase in support requested from the City of Peshtigo, she has not officially had a response and has not yet received the money.
Operating expenses for the year totaled $83,343.38 and gross income from all sources, including a $46,004 city subsidy was $94,896.50. Burial fees totaled $31,325 and sale of graves netted $1...
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Crivitz Opens Discussions On Forming a Fire DistrictIssue Date: January 16, 2019 Wheels for possible formation of an area Fire District as a free-standing non-profit entity were put in motion on Wednesday, Jan. 9, when Crivitz Village Board's Public Safety Committee authorized Fire Chief Luke Deschane and Committee Chair Jeff Dorschner to meet with Town of Lake and Town of Stephenson board and fire department members to explore the idea.
Deschane gave the board members copies of the Winneconne/Poygan Fire District organization he had obtained to use as a starting point. He agreed there would be many points of di...
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Town Board Postpones Decision On Plowing BidsIssue Date: January 16, 2019 The Town of Peshtigo meeting of Tuesday, Jan. 15 started with a moment of silence for Al Dudka, who passed away recently. He was a longtime board member and charter member of the Fire Department for over 25 years.
Before the meeting, a Public Hearing was held for property detached from the City of Peshtigo which is now a part of the Town of Peshtigo for approval of being designated as Ag 1. The property is located off of the old Cedar Way on the south side of Peshtigo. All property owners in the area were sent a letter. The hearing end...
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