Author: ayres

Safe Routes to School? Grants and Experts Help You Get There

With most schools across the country back in action, it’s a good time to put safety at the forefront of our minds when driving near the places where children gather. If you are a public sector official looking to make a difference in the safety of children making their way to school each day, help… Read More »

What’s the Cost of Not Fixing a Brownfield? Plenty

You’ve probably heard the term before: brownfield. What is a brownfield, beyond just, well, a brown field? According to the Environmental Protection Agency, a brownfield is a blighted property whose redevelopment may be complicated by real or perceived environmental contaminants. In other words, brownfields are community eyesores that need to be cleaned up. And that… Read More »

Road to PGA Championship Venue is No Longer at Risk of Falling into Lake Michigan

Drivers (and putters) heading to this week’s PGA Championship golf tournament will have the opportunity to take a new road that – to their benefit – is no longer falling into Lake Michigan. Earlier this year, crews from the Sheboygan County Transportation Department completed work on County Highway LS (Lakeshore Road), which runs along Whistling… Read More »