Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Caledonia residents will see water savings because officials looked to the future growth, development and service needs of the village.
The construction of a new 750,000 gallon water tower and a 1.5 million gallon storage unit will save Caledonia residents money in the long run. Though it isn't going to be an obvious savings immediately apparent on a bill, village property owners will save on their homeowners insurance because the new water tower helps make sure there's enough pressure for fire protection. More, cell phone companies will pay Caledonia to put their equipment on the tower, and the fees the carriers pay will help fund the tower's maintenance. A new, 1.5 million attentuation basin, or storage tank, on Northwestern Avenue will be completed later this summer. When it's finished, Caledonia will be able to control how much sewer flows back to the City of Racine…
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Sara Conrad from SarandipitySaves.com shows you that being cheap can be oh-so chic with fortuitous frugal discoveries.
This week's ad at Pick 'n Save is a wonkey one. It's only two pages and lasts three itty bitty days. I was able to wrangle up a few deals for you though. Get the most bang for your couponing buck on Wednesday for Double Daze, doubling your $1 coupons to $2! Just remember your total must be $25 after swiping your Pick 'n Save card to have the ability to double your coupons. But that total is before coupons! Here's the deals I found with coupons you can print right off your computer... 1. Stoffer's Farmers Harvest Meal— $2.20 Final cost after doubling your coupon: $1.20 each! 2. Jack's Original Pizza— $2.50 Final cost after doubling your coupon: $1! 3. Kellog's Cereal, Pop-Tarts, Bars, Fruit Snacks or Eggo Syrup — Buy 8 for $1.98 Each (Must…
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Sara Conrad from SarandipitySaves.com shows you that being cheap can be oh-so chic with fortuitous frugal discoveries.
Walmart has one of the most coupon friendly policies out there--score one for the couponers! Two of the most notable faves of their policy is overage and price matching. Overage means you have a coupon that scores you a free item plus there's a profit made. We also call this a Money Maker. For example, say you have a $5 off any Bengay product coupon and you buy Bengay for $4.23. You will have an overage of 77¢ and you can apply that 77¢ to the rest of your order! Price matching is a fairly new addition to the Walmartosphere. It means that if any other store has an item on sale cheaper than what Walmart's price is, they'll give it to you for that price. Now, their policy says you don't need the advertisement or flier stating the price you'd…
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sara Conrad from SarandipitySaves.com shows you that being cheap can be oh-so chic with fortuitous frugal discoveries.
Here's the coupons featured in this episode... Find all the Target web coupons here! And all the internet manufacturer coupons were found here! Happy couponing! :)
Saturday, April 16, 2011
He says that SeniorCare saves taxpayers money and doesn't put unnecessary burdens on the elderly.
Governor Walker’s budget would make devastating changes to the popular SeniorCare program. I completely oppose his proposal and I’m proud to be part of an effort to Save SeniorCare, organized by one of my Assembly Democratic colleagues, State Rep. Andy Jorgensen (D-Fort Atkinson), and various advocates for the senior community. SeniorCare, the low-cost prescription drug program for seniors, is under attack in Governor Walker’s proposed biennial budget. Walker’s proposal forces seniors to enroll in Medicare Part D, the cumbersome and unpopular program that costs participants hundreds of dollars more each year. SeniorCare saves taxpayers money by negotiating with drug companies for much lower prices. It has been so effective that in 2009, …
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12:26 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Until Caledonia extends water mains the Water Tower will not impact insurance rates in Caledonia. This tower only replaces the failing water tower in Crestview. Sorry. more ›