Some of the potholes have been filled on Greenville and Main Streets on the South Side of Chippewa Falls. Interestingly, the historic stretch of concrete on Greenville near Linden Street still appears very much like it did when it was part of the Yellowstone Trail about 100 years ago. Based on recent roadscaping, it also doesn’t appear that Greenville will connect to Park Avenue any longer.
Blain’s Farm and Fleet in Lake Hallie is in the process of having its parking lot redone. Some of the best spots are unavailable!
For what I believe is the first time, the Clean Sweep event for household waste took place on a weekday afternoon in June instead of a weekend morning in spring or fall.
Men were working at the Northwestern Bank parking lot on Central Street today.
If you lived through the 1970s and 80s, you may recall the Herald Telegram and Chippewa Printery at this site. Photo circa 1978, Intensive Survey, courtesy of Wisconsin Historical Society.
On the second day of scattered storms, all the weather seemed to come at once. From dark clouds to heavy downpour to light rain, all in about half an hour. It was fast-moving to be sure.
Crossfit on Taylor Street had their gym doors open in the hot weather and their his- and-hers tractor tires out back. One can get a workout turning them end-over-end, or so I’ve been told.
The Annual City Wide Thrift Sales are back and will continue through the weekend.
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The stretch of Linden Street between Maple Street and Woodward Ave reopened Tuesday. The improvements also included a new block of sidewalk on the North Side.
Chippewa Falls Main Street has sponsored the first of many historical photos planned for Downtown.
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