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City Brewery fined for foul smells - Vimarsana News

City Brewery fined for foul smells

City Brewery was issued a fine of $100 a day until they could show compliance and a contract confirming they were fixing the issues with the current hydrogen sulfide emissions

Source: wxow.com
City sidewalk plan threatens Hintgen gardens and trees - Vimarsana News

City sidewalk plan threatens Hintgen gardens and trees

Residents in the Hintgen neighborhood are fighting planned sidewalks that threaten their gardens and trees. A petition has been started to stop the project.

Pedestrian signals will get countdown timers and audio - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian signals will get countdown timers and audio

Pedestrian crosswalk signals will update to have countdowns and audio signals

Residents may hear train horns due to South Avenue project - Vimarsana News

Residents may hear train horns due to South Avenue project

It may get noisy from time to time around a railroad crossing in La Crosse.

Source: wxow.com
Road work to close section of Second Street in La Crosse beginning Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Road work to close section of Second Street in La Crosse beginning Tuesday

Road work to close section of Second Street in La Crosse beginning Tuesday July 1, 2021 7:06 PM Mike Tighe LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) — A section of Second Street in downtown La Crosse will be closed temporarily beginning Tuesday, July 6, during Stage 1 of reconstruction projects. Stage 1 extends from Jay Street to Pearl Street. Second will be closed to vehicular traffic between those streets, including their intersections. The closure is necessary to allow road reconstruction near the La Crosse Center, as well as minor utility work underground, according to Matthew Gal...