Excerpt: Town officials have grown tired of the 19th century-style image presented by its official logo and pledged Tuesday to begin soliciting new, modern alternatives.
During a special meeting to set goals and objectives for 2012, supervisors discussed tossing out the old-fashioned script on its letterhead, website and water tower that depicts the area as a sleepy farm town.
"Grand Chute is a vibrant, growing community of more than 20,000 people and I don't think our current letterhead or slogans reflect that," said Supv. Jeff Nooyen.
The town board agreed a change is needed, but took no official action.
Grand Chute, Home to Fox River Mall.
And not surprisingly, perhaps, I want some King Crimson.
The album, King Crimson's first, debuted on Billboard Top 200 albums for the week ending December 13, 1969, when I was a sophomore at UB, i.e., the State University of New York at Buffalo. It spent 25 weeks on the chart, its peak position #28.
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