As I posted the other day, the Common Council voted to repeal the emergency ordinance that has been allowing them to meet remotely and, as of July 1st, they will return to normal Council rules. It does however sound as if they plan to revisit […]
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Coronavirus Numbers For 05/21/2021
On 05/21/2021 Appleton recorded 7 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 2 new probable cases. Active cases rose by 3 to 100. Cases out of isolation increased by 6 to 8,627. Deaths remained unchanged at 65.
Municipal Services Committee Scheduled For 05/24/2021
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 05/24/2021 at 4:30PM. On the agenda is a request from a homeowner “for a variance to Municipal Code 19-91 (f)(5) to extend driveway 10 feet into greater front yard.” Miller Electric wants to install an overhead pipe bridge structure […]
Garden Art and Fiber Rain Event Happening Downtown May 21-23
Appleton Downtown Inc’s Garden Art and Fiber Rain event is taking place on downtown College Avenue for the rest of the day and tomorrow. So, if you feel like going out and doing something that is an option.
Alderperson Maiyoua Thao’s Invocation At 05/05/2021 Common Council Meeting – “Let’s Celebrate The Incredible, Rich, And Wealth of Diversity In Our Community”
I’m a little behind on my time. This is Alderperson Maiyoua Thao’s (District 7) invocation from the 05/05/2021 Common Council meeting. This was the meeting at which the resolution condemning racism and violence against the Asian American and Pacific Islander community was passed. Mayor Woodford: […]
Common Council Meets Fully In Chambers; Votes To End Emergency Covid-Related Council Rules On July 1
The Common Council met 05/19/2021. Like the most recent Board of Health meeting, it really gave me a feeling of change and transition regarding Covid-19 and how the city is responding to it. Mayor Woodford noted that this was the first meeting where all of […]
Coronavirus Numbers For 05/20/2021
On 05/20/2021 Appleton recorded 10 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 1 new probable case. Active cases rose by 4 to 97. Cases out of isolation increased by 7 to 8,621. Deaths remained unchanged at 65.
Honoring Public Works Systems and Employees Through Literature And Popular Entertainment
As noted in another post, May 16-22 is Public Works Week in Appleton. Mayor Woodford has enjoined “citizens and civic organizations to acquaint themselves with the challenges involved in providing our Public Works services, and to recognize the contributions Public Works employees make every day […]
Coronavirus Numbers For 05/19/2021
On 05/19/2021 Appleton recorded 9 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 0 new probable cases. Active cases rose by 2 to 93. Cases out of isolation increased by 7 to 8,614. Deaths remained unchanged at 65.
Homeowner Denied Variance By Board Of Zoning Appeals To Erect 5 Foot Tall Fence
The Board of Zoning Appeals met 05/17/2021 and took up the issue of Matt’s fence application. Per the agenda, “The applicant proposes to erect a five (5) foot fence in the front yard. Section 23-44(a)(1)(a) of the Zoning Ordinance limits fence height to three (3) […]