 Pictured in the photo from left to right: Peshtigo Woman's Club members, Mary Lock, Cindy Sutek, and Mary Lou Richter and Marty Zeske of the Wild Goose River Kayak Group. |
Woman's Club DonatesIssue Date: January 13, 2021 The Peshtigo Area Chamber of Commerce held its monthly board of directors meeting on Jan. 11 at Brown's Corner. A generous contribution from the Peshtigo Woman's Club Inc. was presented to Marty Zeske of the Wild Goose River Kayak Group, in support of the efforts in procurement and placement of an ADA accessible Kayak/Canoe launch and Fishing Pier on the Peshtigo River. The Peshtigo Chamber would like to recognize and thank the Peshtigo Woman's Club President Deidre McCormick and their membership for its long-standing continued devo...
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No Shut-Offs For Peshtigo Water/Sewer Bills Until April Issue Date: January 13, 2021 At a brief meeting of the City of Peshtigo's Water and Sewer Committee on Tuesday, Jan. 12, Chair Tom Gryzwa reported that communications have gone out to residents that starting on April 16 the utility will be going back to its regular policy for disconnections due to unpaid bills.
He said due to Covid-19 rules, since mid-July they could not disconnect service or impose penalties for unpaid bills. Outstanding balances as of Oct. 1 will be posted on bills going out now, he said.
The committee, which includes Fred Meintz and ...
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Elias Family Pays Forward With Random Kindness ActIssue Date: January 13, 2021 According to her brother and sister, the late Teri (Elias) Ziegler, a former Peshtigo resident, often talked about the importance of following through with God-inspired random acts of kindness. Ziegler died of cancer on Dec. 10, 2020. With the intention of keeping her memory alive and promoting the ideal of paying forward, siblings Todd Elias of Peshtigo and Tina (Elias) Baye of Crivitz recently donated over $300 in gift cards from local businesses to the City of Peshtigo Police and Fire Departments in her name to be passed along as random acts...
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Aquila, Back Forty Mine Foes Comment On Permit DecisionIssue Date: January 13, 2021 On Monday, Jan. 4, Judge Daniel Pulter, Administrative Law Judge for the Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules, issued a decision denying the prior issuance of a Wetlands Permit to Aquila Resources for its Back Forty mine project on the banks of the Menominee River in Lake Township, Michigan, about 20 miles north of Menominee.
The Wetlands Permit is the last of four permits needed to allow actual construction of the mine to begin.
The ruling came in response to an an administrative contested case challenge petitio...
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Riverside Cemetery Meet Reviews 2020 Activities Issue Date: January 13, 2021 Before the start of the regular Peshtigo Riverside Cemetery on Monday, Jan. 11, the annual meeting was held to review the 2020 year.
Cemetery President Mike Swiatnicki thanked the board for their hard work in 2020, especially for the major accomplishment of the purchase of the Columbariums. He also gave a huge thank you to Vice President Lois Walters for all of the hard work she put into helping to make the purchase of the Columbariums happen. Swiatnicki stated, "The reason for the purchase was to look at ways to make more revenue for...
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