(Beaver Dam) Starting Thursday (January 2) and continuing throughout the month of January, City of Beaver Dam residents that receive contracted solid waste collection services from the city, may place Christmas trees and boughs to the curb for collection by city crews. City of Beaver Dam residents may also dispose of Christmas trees and boughs at the yard waste drop-off site, located at 205 W South Street, Monday through Friday, between 7:00am and 7:00pm. More information about the City of Beaver Dam Christmas Tree and bough pickup can be found with this story at DailyDodge.com.
(Waupun) With winter officially arriving, that means colder temperatures. The Waupun Police Department is reminding motorists about winter parking and the rules they must follow. Chief Jeremy Rasch says if there is more than two inches of snow, vehicles are not allowed to park on the street for 48 hours. He says they typically measure around 11:59pm to see if the ordinance can be enforced between the hours of 2am to 6am. He adds that enforcement the following morning is because the department of public works has to go back out and clean up the piles of snow, they may have missed the night before.
(Beaver Dam) The Beaver Dam Area Community Theater recently announced their upcoming 2025 calendar of events. The new year kicks off with an original play, Gingerbread Clinic from January 23rd through the 26th. The full 2025 schedule of events can be found with this story at DailyDodge.com.
(Beaver Dam) The PAVE Board of Directors recently invested $10,000 in the program’s future by contributing to PAVE’s fund with the Beaver Dam Area Community Foundation. In 2024, PAVE celebrated the opening of its new facility and sold its former shelter to another local non-profit organization. The proceeds of that sale will go toward operating and maintaining the much larger facility, expanding accessibility and capacity to reach victims.
