On June 8, Kay Wheatley revealed the proposed design for the new, expanded Selbyville Public Library to its Friends group. The Friends presented Library Director Kelly Kline with a check for $15,000 in support of the project.
The new library will nearly triple the libraryâs current square footage and will be constructed adjacent to its current location. The existing historic Townsend Building, currently being used by the library, will be preserved for future use.
Completion of the project is expected in mid-2024. The new library will offer expanded and flexible meeting spaces, enhanced outdoor space, state-of-the-art energy efficient features and more. For more information, contact Kelly Kline at the library, at (302) 436-8195.
One meeting per month discussed in Shullsburg
SHULLSBURG – Mayor Emmet Reilly conducted the City of Shullsburg meeting via phone on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.
The council discussed reducing city council meetings from two meetings per month to one meeting per month.
Alder Verne Jackson said, “I’ve looked into this. Several city councils around us only meet once a month including Cuba City, Lancaster, Benton and Mineral Point. I think it’s a way to simplify things and give Marsha Einsweiler (clerk) more time to work on other stuff. A lot of times we have things on the agenda that we can wait to have at our next meeting. Other communities are doing it and it works for them. There will be bumps at first.”