Brownton/Stewart
12/18/2019 - 12:48pm
Two professions with changing prospects for the future: newspapers and churches. Two industries the Rev. Angela Denker — new pastor at Grace Lutheran of Brownton — is most entrenched in: newspapers and churches.
But it’s no mistake she chose two professions often categorized as professions with uncertain futures. Having been published in the Washington Post, Sports Illustrated, having written a...
The Brownton City Council set its final property tax levy for 2020 5 percent higher than this year’s levy at its council meeting Tuesday, Dec. 4.
Residents of Brownton will be levied for 71 percent of what the city plans to spend next year. Total revenue coming from the Brownton tax levy is $457,458, a 5 percent increase over last year.
Two...
The city of Stewart increased its property tax levy by a half percent, amounting to just over $2,000 more than last year. The city is levying for a total amount of $420,939.
Stewart being one of the only cities in McLeod County to have a budget surplus of approximately $17,000, Mayor Jason Peirce suggested the council look at pouring that money...
Five Silver Lake women – from left: Franny Lene, Jean Horrmann, Mary Kay Doering, Alexis Winfrey and Dorothy Butler, Silver Lake’s mayor – are among the organizers of SIlver Lake’s community Thanksgiving tomorrow at the Silver Lake Auditorium.
Another construction company is causing headaches for yet another McLeod County city. But this time, it’s not R&R Construction and it’s not Glencoe or Brownton having issues. This time it’s the city of Stewart and LaTour Construction Inc., the general contractor for the city’s streets and utilities project.
The Stewart City Council tabled the...
If it doesn’t cost too much money, Brownton City Councilors might hire a consultant to help them determine possible changes to the city’s employee salary schedule.
At a special meeting Monday evening, Oct. 28, Mayor Norm Schwarze was the first to suggest the council look at the cost of hiring a consultant, but it wasn’t until later in the meeting...
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