Ashland board mulls reservoir weddings
Ashland Mayor Kitty Mau said at last week’s meeting of the village board that she had been approached about weddings being held at the village...
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Arenzville prepares for Christmas Village
The Third Annual Chistmas Village that will be from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on November 30th, was discussed at the Arenzville Village Board on November...
Arenzville water bill increases
Beginning October 1st. Arenzville Village Board reminded the communituy the water bill rate will be increased by $2.00 per billing cycle. The...
Chandlerville sets new ordinance regarding animals within village
By Michelle Carty Chandlerville Board adopted a new ordinance that will now limit the number of animals inside one household to three dogs and three… Login to continue reading Login…
Ashland to purchase water valves
The Ashland Village Board considered what to do with the remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds available to it at last week’s meeting. About $60,000...
Chandlerville Board receives bids for cemetery roads
At their September 11th meeting, Chandlerville board members discussed the two bids they received for repairing the cemetery road. The first bid was...
Village of Ashland upcoming events
In a short meeting of the Ashland Village Board last week, Mayor Kitty Mau announced upcoming events in the village, starting Friday. On that day, tires...
Arenzville cleans up storm damage
The Arenzville Village Board met August 5 to evaluate and discuss future plans and projects for the communityCity workers have been hard at work...
Nate’s Park will always remain Chandlerville Village property
A lengthy discussion on Nate’s Park in Changlerville topped the Village Board meeting in front of a large crowd at its regular meeting, July 10th.
The board discussed the deed to Nate’s Park and said it was definetly owned by Chandlerville and will stay that way.
Water/sewer rate hikes proposed
Expected water and sewer rate hikes for Ashland were proposed at last week’s meeting of the village board. The plan outlined followed a water/sewer committee study of the village rate structure. Trustee Nathan Grieme presented the rate plan on behalf of the committee which also includes Trustees Nancy Kyrouac and David Wilken. Grieme said the average village customer will see an increase of about $10 on their combined water/sewer bill.