Menary Plans Own Sewage System Amid Growth Hopes
The Town of Menary council unanimously expanded its sanitary district and aims to build a local sewage plant with 900000 dollars in costs and 30000 dollars yearly operating expenses. The plan requires DNR environmental approval PSC water and sewer permission and resident bonds. A six acre site with four treatment stages serving up to 8000 people is proposed, including the Dayton Hudson shopping center area.
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Robert C. Gehl
Menary
Stanley Peterson
Town of Menary
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Medary
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
PSC
Clayton Connell
Engineering Technical Consultants
ETC
la Crosse
Connell
Dayton Hudson
Harold Erickson
Erickson
Medary sewer plan affects village incorporation case
The DNR tentatively approves Medary Town sewer services and its $900,000 treatment plant, a finding that could aid Medary in seeking incorporation and block La Crosse annexation built around a Dayton Hudson shopping center. A Sept. 21 CLAD hearing will test taxing ability and service provision by Medary versus La Crosse.
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Department of Natural Resource
Medary
William Sauer
John Bosshard
City of
la Crosse
Isle la Plume
State Department of Local Affairs and Development
CLAD
la Crosse County
Sauer
Campbell
Former President of Loan Firm Dies
Elmer A. Warninger 88 of Menomonie formerly led La Crosse Home Savings & Loan Association after a long early career with banks and firms. He died Monday. services Thursday at First Congregational Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Memorials may go to La Crosse Home for Children.
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la Crosse
Warninger
Peoples Ice and Fuel Co
West Channel Cement Block Co
Buffalo City
Wis
la Crosse Elks Lodge
Frontier Lodge
A.M
la Crosse Commandry
Knights Templar
Zor Shrine
Norman
Elinor) Ziemann
Menomonie
Vern Peterson
San Diego
Calif
Winifred
First Congregational Church
Robert Duff
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten-McKee- Hanson
Early Turnout At Polls Compares With 1972 Primary
The La Crosse mayoral primary shows voters today at about the same level as 1972. By 10 a.m. 891 of the city’s 28,815 registered voters had cast ballots across eight of 21 polling places, with 10,036 voters in those districts.
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la Crosse
the Tribune
Ending Harborview Plan To Cut Costs In La Crosse
HUD official John Kane outlined options to repay a 2.3 million Harborview loan, including land sale or city purchase, as public sessions seek input on future of the 4.5 million project near Riverside Park. Harborview Associates, Arthur Rubloff Co. and Clifford deBaun face a Sept. 20 default.
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Harborview
la Crosse
Harborview Plaza
John Kane
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Kane
Patrick Zielke
Riverside Park
Charles Parrott
Parrott
Council
Thomas McNeely
Milwaukee
McNee
Zielke
Harborview Associates
Arthur Rubloff
Tarco Inc awarded La Crosse County landfill contract
La Crosse County landfill committee accepted Tarco Inc bid of 126 990 annually for five years, lowest of six bids. Other bids ranged from 135 000 to 376 035. Award awaits full County Board approval. Landfill under construction to consolidate disposal from Isle la Plume site amid city orders to close by Sept. 30.
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la Crosse County
Tarco Inc
la Crosse
Tarco
Bob Tooke
Refuse Disposal Inc
Schlobohm Construction Co
Madison
Land Disposal Co
Harry Viner Inc
Marion and Allen Papenius
Edgar Schroeder
US Highway 16
Medary
City of la Crosse
Isle la Plume
State Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Charles Pierce
Pierce
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Sanitary Sewer District Utility
Loren Krueger
Town of Medary
Peterson
Ramada Inn
Bosshard
West Salem
Harold Shaw
Department of Natural Resources
D Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin
Elmer A. Warninger
Ford Motor Co
Boys
Elroy Hirschen City
University of Wisconsin
Financial Sports Classified
Hayes Sts
Mary E. Sawyer
Vine St
Hogan
East Avenue
Mississippi Street
Winnebago Street
Hamilton
Johnson Sts
Josephine Hintgen
Birch Sts
Emerson
21St Street
Campbell Road
Ralph Young
Stokesley
England
English National Water Council
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