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Highland panel reorganizes for '21; vote split for new president over senior living center stance - Vimarsana News

Highland panel reorganizes for '21; vote split for new president over senior living center stance

Schocke, who spent most of his term focused solely on defeating the proposed senior living center between Cline Avenue and Kleinman Road north of Strack and Van Til’s, was referring to his belief that he, Sheeman and Black ran for the council opposing the development, but Sheeman changed his mind once elected.

Highland hikes sewer rates; hires new cop - Vimarsana News

Highland hikes sewer rates; hires new cop

"It will have an approximately 20% impact" on consumer bills, said Councilman Tom Black, R-4th.

New Year's Eve fireworks in Highland still on, but venue has changed - Vimarsana News

New Year's Eve fireworks in Highland still on, but venue has changed

HIGHLAND — Spectators will find a change of venue when the New Year's Eve fireworks are displayed next week. Instead of the traditional location of Main Square Park, the Town Council said the show will be behind the high school. There is more room in that area, which will allow for larger — and therefore higher — fireworks, said Town Councilman Roger Sheeman, R-5th. The new location will allow more people to watch and will be safer, he added. There is also more parking available there, said Council President Mark Schocke, R-3rd. The School Town of Highland has agreed t...

Highland changes fireworks site - Vimarsana News

Highland changes fireworks site

HIGHLAND — Spectators will find a change of venue when the New Year's Eve fireworks are displayed next week. Instead of the traditional location of Main Square Park, the Town Council said the show will be behind the high school. There is more room in that area, which will allow for larger — and therefore higher — fireworks, said Town Councilman Roger Sheeman, R-5th. The new location will allow more people to watch and will be safer, he added. There is also more parking available there, said Council President Mark Schocke, R-3rd. The School Town of Highland has agreed t...