The city of Cuba touts having some of the best tap water you’ll find anywhere in the state. But the question is for how long.
City water system under temporary chlorination program
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Steelville man flees from cops, is caught and jailed
A Steelville man who fled from a traffic stop in Cuba has been charged with resisting arrest. Timothy David Hoke, 41, faces the class E felony charge as a result of an incident that took place on September 18.
Unwanted bats to be evicted from Recklein Auditorium
There are bats in the belfry at Recklein Auditorium – or above the ceiling, anyway.
Cuba City Clerk Christine Nash informed city councilmen at a meeting this week that bats had infested the auditorium building, after a complaint was lodged at City Hall about bats flying around inside Recklein when it was rented out for an event.
Council agrees to commit $1,000 for residential culvert work promised in 2005
The Cuba City Council will contribute $1,000 toward a street project on Prospect Avenue, but that’s all that the city will do. Acting upon a Street Committee recommendation and honoring a commitment made by a previous council in 2005, the council agreed to contribute up to $1,000 in reimbursement funds for culvert pipe that was promised to Doug Rutz nearly 15 years ago.
Couple finds themselves caught up in Amazon phone scam
When you get a random phone call from someone you don’t know, talking about something you know nothing about and asking for your personal information, it’s almost sure to be a scam. Henry and Patsy Copling found out the hard way.