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Two Rivers Reviewing TID Request for Former Malley Printing Building
There is only one meeting scheduled for today (October 27th) in the City of Two Rivers. The Business and Industrial Development Committee will hold a joint meeting with the Community Development Authority in the Council Chambers at 5:15 p.m., where they will give the public a chance to voice their input.
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Manitowoc Mobile Home Park Fees Increasing
Mobile Home Park license fees in the City of Manitowoc are going up. Starting in January next year, they will move from $75 to $100. City Clerk Mackenzie Reed says the fees haven’t been updated in years, will help cover increased costs, and will put the city in line with other communities of a similar size.
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Gov. Evers Returns Home to Break Ground on Housing Development in Plymouth
Wisconsin’s Governor recently returned home to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new housing development in Plymouth. Governor Tony Evers, a 1969 Plymouth High School Graduate, was in town on October 16th to break ground on Scholar’s Ridge, a new residential development on South Pleasant View Road. This development...
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Ground Broken for Scholar’s Ridge Development in Plymouth
Governor Tony Evers joined community leaders, business partners, and local and state officials last Friday to celebrate the groundbreaking of Scholar’s Ridge. The new residential development in Plymouth is located on South Pleasant View Road, and will create 102 single-family homes, expanding opportunities for attainable homeownership in Sheboygan County.
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Green Bay Weighs Vacant Building Fees That Could Hit $4,000 a Year
Green Bay Common Council — Reported Site of Vacant-Building Vote. Green Bay's Common Council is set to vote on an ordinance that would force owners of vacant commercial buildings to register their properties with the city and pay renewal fees that climb as high as $4,000 a year, a plan that traces back to one long-empty paintball and laser tag facility that has drawn complaints from neighbors.