Brownton/Stewart
Christmas arrived a few months early for Vicki Herrmann and her preschool program in Brownton. A $2,500 donation from an area farmer helped fund needed carpet and flooring upgrades.
Earlier this fall, Dean Zimmerman recently directed a $2,500 Bayer Fund America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation to Noah’s Ark Preschool.
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If you don’t believe Christmas is probably Bonnie Paul’s favorite time of the year, ask to see the village room in her home.
An 11-by-13 room has been transformed into a Christmas village. The walls and ceiling are lined in glossy midnight blue liner with iridescent specks and spots paint representing a seemingly incalculable number of stars on a...
Council will look at rest of city staff’s pay later
Weeks after it set its property tax levy and budget for 2022, the Brownton City Council approved raises for its police officers designed to bring them in line with what officers in area communities earn.
At its Dec. 7 meeting, the city council approved a 21 percent raise for the police chief...
Paying off some of its debt while addressing compensation inequities with its staff compared to their counterparts in similar sized area cities, the Brownton City Council was able to set the 2022 property tax levy for its general fund 2 percent higher than this year.
Meeting Nov. 9, the city council approved a 2 percent increase for the general...
A dozen or so years after students left the McLeod West school, the Brownton City Council selected a contractor to raze the empty building and eliminate a potential liability for the city.
Tuesday, Nov. 9, the city council selected Circle F Farms of Gaylord to tear down the building on South Third Street. The company’s bid of $109,500 was...
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