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NAPPANEE — The Nappanee Board of Public Works and Safety made quick work of a fairly large agenda Monday afternoon, including agreeing to release partial retainage of the Division C

NAPPANEE — Nappanee City Council members listened to a presentation by Kyle Carlson of Baker Tilly, who attended virtually, on a Tax Increment Financing Management report.

NAPPANEE — Nappanee Mayor Phil Jenkins shared with the Nappanee Council members at Monday’s meeting that they received notice of the Indiana Department of Transportation’s upcoming project on U.S. 6

Derek Donlevy officially moved into the role on January 31st

NAPPANEE — Several annual agreements were reviewed by the Board of Public Works and Safety and approved at Monday’s meeting. These agreements included the 2024 city attorney agreement with Kindig

NAPPANEE — In preparation for the necessary financing for the new fire station, Nappanee City Council members on Monday approved on first reading, an ordinance to establish a Redevelopment Authority.

NAPPANEE — At Monday’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting in Nappanee the board approved releasing a large portion of the retainage to Indiana Earth for the beleaguered water

NAPPANEE — The Nappanee City Council met very briefly Tuesday to approve accounts payable vouchers and Clerk-Treasurer Jeff Knight sought the advice of City Attorney Brian Hoffer regarding an ordinance.

Since its debut in 2008, Milwaukee Public Schools Run Back to School, created and, ahem, run by Milwaukee Recreation, has become a late August tradition.

NAPPANEE — A site for the new fire station has been chosen and a purchase agreement was approved at Monday’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.