Village Is No Place For Stray Cats By Anne Trautner Last Monday, Oct. 7, the Kewaskum Village Board unanimously approved paying the Washington County Humane Society $1,444 a year for maintaining its animal pound facilities, the pickup and disposition of wildlife when injured or poses a human health hazard and the holding and disposition of cats. Last week was the first time the Humane Society

ATVs Not Allowed On Village Roads By Anne Trautner All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and utility vehicles (UTVs) will not be allowed on village streets in Kewaskum any time in the near future. The Kewaskum Village Board voted 5-2 Monday night against a proposed ordinance that would have given people the right to drive the vehicles on village streets. Board President Kevin Scheunemann and Village

School Board President To Appoint New Board Member By Anne Trautner After interviewing three candidates Monday night to fill an open seat on the board, the Kewaskum School Board narrowed the field down to two: Dennis Aupperle and Mary Miller. Now it is up to School Board President Mark Sette to decide whether to appoint Aupperle or Miller to the board. “Both of these candidates have

Electors Approve Kewaskum School District Budget By Anne Trautner At the Kewaskum School District’s annual meeting and budget hearing on Monday, Aug. 26, 49 electors unanimously approved a tax levy of $11,906,939 for the 2019-20 school year. That is a 3.21 percent increase of $369,882 over last year’s budget. If property values stay the same as they did last year, that equates to