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The Neillsville Common Council met Nov. 28, with Clarissa Rochester, councilmember, absent. The council discussed the Scott H. Davis delinquent special charges from 2019 and 2020 from the Illegal Tax Committee, action on the Public Works item concerning the perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl...
Luke Friemoth, director of Neillsville Public Works, reported to the Neillsville Common Council Nov. 28, recommending the council opt out of the perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) settlement with 3M Company and DuPont de Nemours, Inc. and reported a water main break.
“We did have...
Loyal Common Council met Nov. 21 to approve the town’s 2024 budgets, discuss horse dropping left in the town’s street again and consider the sale of land to the local Sportsman’s Club. Curtiss Lindner was the only member not present.
It was reported the Utility Department will begin meeting at the...
After Terri Domaszek, Finance Department comptroller’s presentation and the public hearing, the Clark County Board of Supervisors moved onto the resolutions for the Nov. 9 meeting’s agenda. The two that took the most discussion were 32-11-23, authorizing borrowing and issuance of promissory note...
As Luke Friemoth, Public Works director, reported during the Nov. 14 Commission on Public Works meeting, the Street Department has already begun setting up Christmas decorations down streets like Hewett.
During the Neillsville Commission on Public Works Nov. 14, Luke Friemoth, the department’s director, reported, as the Street Department continues to clean up the autumn leftovers around town, the department has begun putting up Christmas decorations.
“[The Street Department has] been hauling brush...
During the Nov. 8 Common Council in Granton, Water Department head Jared Thomas briefed John Garbisch, president, Troy Moen and Bryan Vine, trustees, about possibly joining other Wisconsin communities in a per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) lawsuit against DuPont de Nemours, Inc. and 3M...
After Terri Domaszek, Finance Department comptroller’s presentation of the 2024 budget to the Clark County Board of Supervisors Nov. 9, members of the public took the podium during the public budget hearing to discuss a single topic: how important libraries are to the community.
This was due to the...
The Clark County Board of Supervisors met Nov. 9 to take action on no less than 10 resolutions. However, the two that took the bulk of the discussion were 32-11-23: authorizing borrowing and issuance of promissory note for the 2024 budget and 33-11-23, approving [the] 2024 budget and county levy....
The Clark County Forestry and Parks Department manages the Clark County Fairgrounds in Neillsville, along with several community/recreation parks.
During their monthly meeting Oct 12, some of the issues the department discussed were raising fees at Bruce Mound Ski Area and approving next year’s...
Far more chairs needed to be placed than usual for the Oct. 8 Neillsville Common Council meeting, with several people holding prepared statements, waiting to speak during public comments.
The Neillsville Common Council’s Oct. 8 meeting had many more eyes on them than usual, enough that Mayor Duane Poeschel, felt the need to remind everyone present what the rules were for public comments.
Several more rows of chairs were set out as more citizens arrived, quickly filling the initial...