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Nicole Aimone

Nicole Aimone

Verified

Media Relations Specialist, UnityPoint Health

Wisconsin

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Total articles 632

  • Arena Public Works superintendent resigns, rush to fill position internally leads to open meetings law complaints

    By Nicole Aimone Verified| Valley Sentinel Verified Nicole Aimone, Editor-in-ChiefOn Feb. 15, Village of Arena’s Public Works Superintendent Michael Schmidt submitted his resignation, with a month and a half notice. By the next week, the village was already holding a meeting to interview internal candidates. That rush to hold an interview resulted in several village officials having open meetings law complaints filed against them.

    By Nicole Aimone Verified · Valley Sentinel

    Jun. 03, 2022

  • Columbia County plan $2.1 million recycling facility upgrade

    By Nicole Aimone Verified| Daily Register (Portage) Verified Columbia County plan $2.1 million recycling facility upgrade Columbia County is looking to upgrade it's Solid Waste Recycling facility early next year. The upgrades are projected to cost approximately $2.1 million and will likely increase productivity and revenue, while decreasing labor costs.

    By Nicole Aimone Verified · Daily Register (Portage)

    Dec. 07, 2020

  • Arena Public Works superintendent resigns, rush to fill position internally leads to open meetings law complaints

    By Nicole Aimone Verified| Valley Sentinel Verified Nicole Aimone, Editor-in-ChiefOn Feb. 15, Village of Arena’s Public Works Superintendent Michael Schmidt submitted his resignation, with a month and a half notice. By the next week, the village was already holding a meeting to interview internal candidates. That rush to hold an interview resulted in several village officials having open meetings law complaints filed against them.

    By Nicole Aimone Verified · Valley Sentinel

    Jun. 03, 2022

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