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Sally Chadwick

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Inside the Bubble

Vote for Unopposed!

It is time to focus on 2012’s other Big Game: The Elections.

How quickly did dreams of Packer Super Bowl XLVI glory evaporate?  They fell in one Giant thud, right? Like me, you are asking, “Now what?” I know the answer, but you might not like it: It is time to get back to real life.  And in 2012, real life is dominated by political elections.  Please do not shoot the messenger. Sure, it is a bit of let-down.  Watching Donald Driver’s gleeful “I got us a first down” move will always surpass any gesture Rick Santorum can conjure.  Politics, above all, are a reminder of this axiom: Life is not always about fun. Life is also about stump speeches and statutes. While a staple on the cable news, these elections may have snuck up on you, the ultimate Packer Fan.  It is understandable.  You have been busy …

kayannellis

12:45 pm on Thursday, January 26, 2012

As always Mike, you make my ThursDAY! Keep up the great work. Heard (through the grape wine~vine, that you had a really nice time in Houston. Julie summed it up as "relaxing!" Something I'm not good at. May the G-Force be with you. Oh...wait 'til next year, because the Pack will be,ummm,~back! Kay   more ›

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Modifications to DPW Building, Fencing Will Cost About $421,000

Three trustees voted against the project because they believed the fencing replacement should be postponed.

The Village Board approved the Department of Public Works Building Upgrade Project on Tuesday with a total cost not to exceed $421,784 with a four to three vote. The project is funded in the 2011 Annual Budget through the Capital Improvement Fund. The work will be as follow: The project looks to replace all lighting in the building with new more energy efficient equipment. Other replacements and repairs would include the windows in the front section of the building, drop ceilings in the office areas and toilet rooms, floor finishes, plumbing fixtures, painting, and part of the fencing surrounding the DPW Yard. The fence is being replaced due to the unappealing look that some business owners in the Industrial Loop have expressed concern …

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