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Will Washington Place demo start domino effect?
City leaders say the demolition of an apartment building could kick off a “domino effect” that would redefine Appleton’s downtown. Washington Place, the former low-income senior housing facility at 103 E. Washington St., is set to be torn down next … Continue reading
Expo center plans in holding pattern due to receivership
Plans to build an exhibition center behind the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel are lagging due to uncertainty brought by the receivership announced earlier this summer. Mayor Tim Hanna said the city is still working on an agreement with Outagamie County … Continue reading
City staff hammering out marquee development loans
Appleton’s financial staff has been busy this week hammering out loan agreements for three upcoming development projects. Chief among them, is for RiverHeath, the mixed use project near the College Ave bridge, Mayor Tim Hanna said Wednesday. In July, the … Continue reading
Washington Street will be open by Octoberfest
New concrete and sidewalks have been poured and Washington Street should be open Sept. 28, in time for Octoberfest. Paula Vandehey, the city’s public works director, said crews still need to install street lights, parking meters, signage, traffic signals and … Continue reading
City getting estimates to demolish Washington Place
The low-income senior housing downtown Washington Place, 103 E. Washington St., will be transferred to the city and razed, Mayor Tim Hanna said Monday. All 70 residents from the 7-story complex have been relocated to the new River Walk Place … Continue reading
Library hires consultant to study modernization path
The Appleton Public Library has hired a consultant to study how it can modernize to become “a 21st Century Library.” A strategic planning group met last week to approve a contract with Godfrey’s Associates, based in Dallas, Texas. The $17,000 … Continue reading
2012 continues to prove favorable for Appleton finances
Appleton’s finance department announced an unanticipated savings Wednesday of more than $440,000 with the combination of three refinancing plans locked in this summer. Lisa Remiker, the city’s finance director, said part of the savings came through refinancing bonds related to … Continue reading
Soldiers Square project nears completion
A centerpiece of Appleton’s downtown is almost ready to reveal its facelift. City staff will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the renovated Soldiers Square the morning of Aug. 30. “We put in decorative lighting, colored and stamped concrete for … Continue reading

