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October 31, 2024
• City’s 2025 budget approved with a 3% increase from last year’s budget, which may cause an increase in property taxes for some • Oshkosh Corp saw a solid quarter with a 9% increase • Groundbreaking for Mill on Main set for tomorrow • The Roxy leading WI supper club contest vote before noon today • Early voting will end Friday at 5 pm • Former president Bill Clinton to visit political volunteers today in Oshkosh • And Oshkosh Area News
October 29, 2024
• Groundbreaking set for new Mill on Main establishments •City officials to meet with residents about water plant plans integrated into neighborhoods • Large drug bust last week for Oshkosh PD • The Roxy leading WI supper club contest • Early voting will end Friday at 5pm • Fast pitch contest entries due on the 31st • And Oshkosh Area News
October 24, 2024
• Common Council still debating fate of City Hall, also discussed Oshkosh’s homelessness issue •Early voters sat in line for up to 2 hours due to a processing problem in Madison •New owners of outlet mall property announce plans for the property to remain an outlet mall, plans for attracting new tenants underway • Glenn Grothman to meet on border crisis, Ron Johnson to attend • 32 tickets and 2 arrests recorded during last weekends PubCrawl event • Halloween festivities information • And Oshkosh Area News
October 22, 2024
• Common Council addresses 7th Ave residential flooding • City Hall to renovate, relocate, or rebuild • Chamber to host 55th Assembly District Candidate Forum Thursday Morning • Coats for kids drop off ends Thursday • Outdoor track at JJ Keller Field complete • Local marsh fires • fast pitch contest happening now, apply by 10/31 • And Oshkosh Area News
October 17, 2024
• More road construction, 25 million dollar upgrades happening soon • Outlet mall property purchased • Wall House undergoing 1 million dollar renovations • Former OASD Administrator now Kimberly Schools Superintendent • UWO Chancellor stepping down come June 2025 • Absentee voting begins on Tuesday • Wisconsin Herd to hold National Anthem auditions • And Oshkosh Area News
October 15, 2024
• Oshkosh’s response to recent hurricanes • Oshkosh Chamber launches new website and member portal • Winnebago County investigating deaths of two Poygan area men • 54th Birthday for Oshkosh Boys & Girls Club •Solutions Recovery expanding and adding beds • Bus riders now able to pay fare via app • And Oshkosh Area News
October 10, 2024
• Fire in Taft Ave apartments, everyone out safe due to heroic neighbors • 7th Ave residents worried about water backup spilling into homes, council urged to add to upcoming agenda • Council to hold seminar on electric vehicles impact in Oshkosh • Oshkosh Corporation named one of the most trustworthy companies in 2024 by NewsWeek Magazine • Football season in full swing • And Oshkosh Area News
October 8, 2024
• Common Council to receive thank you from fire department • Highway construction around Oshkosh expected to wrap up soon • Overall crime in Oshkosh is down, OPD still investigating two traffic casualties that occurred last week • Oshkosh Chamber accepting nominations for small business award • Ribbon cutting for Old National Bank building to happen this Afternoon • And Oshkosh Area News
October 3, 2024
• City manager public survey coming to a close • Grand opera house to reconsider some renovations • Oshkosh School Board approved budget for 2024/25 • Chamber welcomes Grace Burdick as new Marketing & Communications Coordinator • Oshkosh Police Department investigating fatal motorcycle crash that occurred yesterday • Halloween approaching, on a Thursday this year • Construction on Hwy 41 wrapping up • Sports updates • And Oshkosh Area News
October 1, 2024
• Menominee Park Zoo closed for cleaning and animal relocation for winter animals, reopening October 14th, tickets on sale for seasonal events • Oshkosh Police credit public tips that led to the arrest of two females who are facing charges for vandalism to South Park restrooms • OASD adds informational meetings for upcoming referendums • Landscaping of area roundabouts has begun • City Council to issue special liquor license for fall festival • Whooping cough circulating in the Oshkosh Area, 21 confirmed cases • Sports updates • And Oshkosh Area News
September 26, 2024
• Council approves updated Merrill Middle School rezoning and city outdoor recreation plans, also reviews strange smell complaints • School District plans another referendum in April • 2024 Coolest Things contest features chocolate liqueur made in Oshkosh • Top Dog competition is back • City seeks input on City Manager search • Oshkosh photographer Lewis Hine 150th birthday today • Oshkosh made postal vehicles spotted delivering mail in Georgia • Excellence in Leadership early bird pricing ends September 30 • And Oshkosh Area News
September 24, 2024
• Common council to revisit school teardown and football field construction • Vandalism in South Park causes restroom closures for the year • Rotten smell in Southside homes and businesses, increasing complaints • Round-abouts to get a new fall look • Oshkosh Public Museum celebrates 100 years on October 8th • Free public health vending machine now available, stocked with Narcan, sanitary products, etc. • High School Football updates • And Oshkosh Area News
September 19, 2024
• Big week for Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services Inc. Open house and ribbon cutting Thursday afternoon • Miss Wisconsin leaving Oshkosh, heading to New Berlin • Titan Day of Giving is a big success raising over $105,000 • Oshkosh PD welcomes new therapy dog to the team • Chocolate liquor made with Oak’s chocolates by Sturgeon Spirits in the running for coolest things made in Wisconsin contest • Menominee school tours available on Sunday • Fox Valley hotels booking up with high rates due to the demand for lodging during the 2025 NFL draft • High School Football updates • And Oshkosh Area News
September 17, 2024
• Planning Commission to Hear Oshkosh Clearwells Plan November 19, Workshop and Neighborhood Meeting in October • Oshkosh Corp. Feed The Body, Feed The Soul Packed Over 210,000 Pounds of Rice • Christine Ann Center VIP Open House Today • United Way Campaign Leaders Announced • City Seeks Input on Overnight Parking Restrictions • Nature of Light to Return to The Paine • UW-O Enrolls 13,127 Students • Gas Prices Drop Below $3/Gallon • And Oshkosh Area News
September 12, 2024
• Oshkosh residential property owners most likely to see tax increases • Oshkosh Corporation participating in Feeding America Program • Council redacts school zoning request • School Board approves Title 9 policy • Oshkosh marina to have job fair on the 24th • Dragon Boat Festival • Local high school football upcoming game • And Oshkosh Area News
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