Starting in December, the state Department of Health Services started releasing COVID-19 data for cities, villages and townships, as well as school districts and ZIP codes.
Teachers, child care workers and some public-facing essential workers will be eligible March 1 for the COVID-19 vaccine – but in Dane County, that doesn’t mean any will be immediately available for them.
A decision on whether to install a short-term rental ordinance in the Town of Dunn is on hold.
Starting in December, the state Department of Health Services started releasing COVID-19 data for cities, villages and townships, as well as school districts and ZIP codes.
The Village of Oregon has narrowed its search for a new city administrator to five finalists and hopes to conduct interviews in closed session when the Village Board holds a special meeting, March 12.
An Oakhill Correctional Institution guard has been charged with two felonies after allegedly selling illegal items and having a sexual relationship with an inmate.
The state Department of Health Services has launched an interactive map where people who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine can find a provider near them.
At a special Village Board meeting Feb. 17, trustees decided they would wait until after the spring race to fill two soon-to-be vacant seats.
The Town of Brooklyn will host a “Meet the Candidates” forum Tuesday, March 16, prior to the April 6 election.
The public will have a chance to weigh in on the future of county board supervisor boundaries at the next Dane County Redistricting Commission virtual meeting, set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 3.
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- COVID-19 snapshot from Feb. 15-22
- Board gets preliminary look at Perry Parkway signalization layout
- Feb. 16 primary has 15% voter turnout
- Board commits $10 million to new library project
- Plastic shopping bags no longer recyclable in Oregon
- Board to select administrator finalists at March 1 meeting
- Kerr, Underly advance to spring election
- Observer wins 7 awards
- Market Street property owner seeks feedback on storage facility
- Liberty Park duplexes go to public hearing March 4
- Kickback Cafe to open on South Main Street
- Commission to review plans for 37,000 square foot sports facility March 4
- Glysch, Jacobson advance to April election
- COVID-19 snapshot from Feb. 8-15
- Board dissolved police department over $10,000 settlement