Coleman Annexes Property For Cheese Factory ProjectIssue Date: June 14, 2018 Coleman has been selected as the site for the cheese factory Brian Lepianka of B & D Dairy Farm LLC plans to construct. At its meeting on Monday, June 4 Coleman Village Board put the wheels in motion to make the project a reality.
The initial cheese factory is expected to employ over 80 persons, and cost over $80 million to construct. Lepianka has discussed plans to later add a whey processing facility that will turn whey created by the cheese making process into a saleable product.
If all goes well, the cheese factory will be b...
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Pound Fireman's Picnic, Car Show Both In JuneIssue Date: June 14, 2018 June is a busy month for the Village of Pound. The big annual Volunteer Fire Department Picnic weekend runs from Friday, June 15 through Sunday, June 17; and then two weeks later, on Saturday, June 30, the village hosts the annual car show. Plans for both events were discussed at the monthly Pound Village Board meeting on Monday, June 4.
Public Works Director Kevin Schutte, and his wife, Trish Schutte, Clerk/Treasurer for the village, have been busy making final plans for the car show. Clerk/Treasurer Schutte said if any board members w...
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Environmental Groups Pledge To Continue Back Forty FightIssue Date: June 14, 2018 Environmental groups opposed to development of the controversial Aquila Resources Back Forty Mine in Stephenson, Mich. are crying foul over last week's decision by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to approve a Wetland Permit for development of the mine near the banks of the Menominee River. Local residents opposed to the mine have pledged that their fight is not over.
In a joint statement, the Mining Action Group (MAG) of the Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition (UPEC), the Front 40 Environmental Fight, and ...
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PFAS Found At Tyco Stanton Street FacilityIssue Date: June 14, 2018 Information shared in a press release on Friday, June 8 by TYCO (Johnson Control), confirmed testing was conducted at the Stanton Street facility in Marinette (the prior Ansul building) for any possible detection of PFAS at the site.
In conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR), TYCO conducted groundwater testing at the Stanton Street facility and found the PFAS compounds exist at that site. Tyco worked with their environmental consultant Arcadis to collect ...
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Grover Residents Advised To Keep Fire Signs VisibleIssue Date: June 14, 2018 At the monthly meeting of Grover Town Board on Monday, June 11, Eugene Bancroft reported that he is retiring this year after working more than 16 years for the town as a public works employee. LeRoy Spitzmacher, currently the town's main public works employee, said they need to hire another person because he is getting busier at his full time job.
Joe Cerney, the town's other part time public works employee, is currently on medical leave.
Spitzmacher also said pay for his town work is low in comparison with similar posit...
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