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Ice shanty removal deadlines approaching

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds anglers that ice shanty removal deadlines are approaching.

Permanent ice shanties, or those not removed daily, must be removed from all state waters by these specific dates:

• Wisconsin-Iowa boundary waters on or before Feb. 20.

• Wisconsin-Minnesota boundary waters on or before March 1.

• Inland waters south of Highway 64 on or before March 8.

Farmers market director gives city report

A main cornerstone of Shawano’s summertime activity is the farmers market put on by the FRESH Project, and the Shawano Park and Recreation Commission discovered Feb. 18 that it is really attracting people to come out Saturday mornings.

County leader new job description approved

After months of wrangling over titles, duties, responsibilities and more, only a new salary and a pool of applicants remain before Shawano County’s next administrative coordinator is hired.

Lena schools seek $6M in operational referendum

The Lena Public School District will be asking voters for approval when they go to the polls in April to continue to provide funding beyond state-mandated limits for operational expenses.

City Hall renovations to be finished in first week of March

Renovations of Shawano City Hall are getting close to completion, but in the meantime, business as usual is a bit noisier as the front desk area is currently being redone.

Public hearing planned for proposed solar farm

A proposed solar farm and accompanying facilities in the Town of Morgan will be the subject of a pair of public hearings in early March.

The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin will hold public hearings at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. March 5 at the Oconto Falls Community and Senior Center, 512 Caldwell Ave.

Fees planned for new rec center facilities

New fees for the new aspects of the Shawano Recreation Center, currently under renovation, passed the first glance Feb. 18 from the Shawano Park and Recreation Commission.

Existing fees are expected to remain the same for now, according to Matt Hendricks, park and recreation director, but those fees were passed three years ago and are expected to be reviewed at the end of 2026.

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