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Weekly Blast!: If you live on a hard-surfaced road you may have noticed it looks a little cleaner this week. Thanks are extended to Public Works employee Leo Krueger who used a motorized sweeper to push off the sand mix used this past winter. Others have recently noted bright yellow flowers blooming along our roadsides. It’s likely a plant called Yellow Mustard Seed or Wild Mustard (Latin name Sinapis arvensis) which is a common annual weed in our area. It looks rather attractive this time of year, but it can quickly outcompete other more desirable plants and is deemed an invasive species in Wisconsin. It’s particularly troublesome in farm fields. Three years ago, the Town Board approved mowing Best Management Practices (BMP) to help us address the problem of invasive plants. It’s our chosen way to manage this very real problem using a sensible mowing regiment rather than resorting to pesticide use. The latter is sometimes necessary, but we have not used it to date. I’ve attached the map and narrative here. Grant Road Side Mowing Best Management Practices for Roadside Mowing  If you have questions, just give me at call at 715-213-1717. Clerk Stefanie Schlapa, Supervisor Doug Steltenpohl and I met with the WDNR Electronic-Cycle Compliance Specialist Mallory Susdorf this week. She inspected our E-Waste storage trailer, noted our record-keeping, made suggestions for additional signage, and more. Overall, it was a very interesting and positive visit. Clerk Schlapa will be working on additional ideas for signage, and Supervisor Steltenpohl and I are looking at options to consider taking used anti-freeze; something that has been requested for some years. More to follow on these and other upcoming improvements... Perhaps the morning frosts are on their way out soon. I’m tired of wrapping and unwrapping my finicky rhododendron! Take care, Sharon

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Listening Session with Representative Miresse

October 1, 2025 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

As your elected representative, Rep. Vincent Miresse is committed to hearing directly from constituents. To that end, our office extends a personal invitation to attend an upcoming local listening session to share feedback, ask questions, and learn more about the work being done in Madison.

Constituent voices are vital and play a direct role in shaping legislative priorities. The better informed our office is about local concerns and how state or federal policies impact the community, the more effectively we can advocate on behalf of the district. If available, please attend, your input would be sincerely appreciated.

Please see below for the event information.

 

You Are invited to a Listening Session With Wisconsin State Representative Miresse

October 1st, 2025

6 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Grant Town Hall

9011 County Road WW

Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494

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Date:
October 1, 2025
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6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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