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The Ripon Common Council approved Mayor Ted Grant’s request for a certificate of appropriateness for changes to his Grant’s PackageHub storefront at 117 Watson St. during its meeting last week

The four recently elected members of the Ripon Common Council, along with the mayor, were sworn into service by City Clerk Naomi Miller at last week Tuesday’s council meeting.

Today, “Gents,” a retail store featuring men’s home decor, vintage vinyl records, original art, leather items, hats and apparel is located at 211 Watson St.

Results from the April 2 spring election were announced Tuesday evening by Ripon City Clerk Naomi Miller.

In a contentious session Monday, the Ripon Common Council addressed the question of overturning Mayor Ted Grant’s veto of a vote to put “Birthplace of the Republican Party” below the

A veto by Mayor Ted Grant at the Common Council meeting last week Tuesday has put the decision on a logo for the industrial park water tower on hold for

The Ripon Common Council took up a discussion about artwork for the water tower located in the industrial park at last week Tuesday’s meeting.

Seats with the Common Councils in Ripon and Green Lake will be up for election next April, as well as several seats with the Ripon School Board and the Green

The Ripon Commonwealth Press will count down the top-10 stories in Ripon from 2023 with two stories a day, culminating with the top stories Dec. 31.

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