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Duke Behnke

Duke Behnke

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Reporter, The Post-Crescent

Neenah

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  • Appleton annexes 95 acres of farmland from Grand Chute for development as single-family homes

    By Duke Behnke Verified| The Post-Crescent Verified APPLETON – The city took a step toward increasing its supply of housing by annexing 95 acres of farmland from the town of Grand Chute for development as single-family homes. The Common Council approved the annexation unanimously Wednesday. The property is located at 4700 N. Richmond St. and is contiguous to Appleton. No one lives on the land. The annexation was requested by David Dorn, trustee for the Jane Dorn Revocable Trust. He is represented by Steve Wieckert of Wieckert Real Estate.

    By Duke Behnke Verified · The Post-Crescent

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Neenah hires Oshkosh's Kelly Nieforth as director of community development and assessment

    By Duke Behnke Verified| Oshkosh Northwestern Verified NEENAH – The city has hired Kelly Nieforth as its next director of community development and assessment. Nieforth has been employed by the city of Oshkosh since 2012 and has served as its community development director since 2021. Before that, she was Oshkosh's economic development manager. Nieforth will succeed Chris Haese, who retired in March after 34 years with Neenah. Neenah Mayor Jane Lang was involved in the selection process.

    By Duke Behnke Verified · Oshkosh Northwestern

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Appleton annexes 95 acres of farmland from Grand Chute for development as single-family homes

    By Duke Behnke Verified| The Post-Crescent Verified APPLETON – The city took a step toward increasing its supply of housing by annexing 95 acres of farmland from the town of Grand Chute for development as single-family homes. The Common Council approved the annexation unanimously Wednesday. The property is located at 4700 N. Richmond St. and is contiguous to Appleton. No one lives on the land. The annexation was requested by David Dorn, trustee for the Jane Dorn Revocable Trust. He is represented by Steve Wieckert of Wieckert Real Estate.

    By Duke Behnke Verified · The Post-Crescent

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Post-Crescent

Appleton, United States

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