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Science teacher Josh Beggs has been encouraging Eastbrook Academy students in his biology classes to take the AP Biology exam, a college-level test that can earn students college credit.
Flu vaccine in short supply, high demand
Will Piper slipped his 18-month-old twin daughters, Hope and Grace, into their stroller, pushed them across the parking lot at Brown Deer Village Hall and took his place in the line for H1N1 flu vaccine.
Will Piper steadies daughter Hope, 18 months, for an H1N1 vaccination during a flu clinic held by the North Shore Health Department at Brown Deer Village Hall on Oct.
Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
Over the past 22 years, almost 6,000 fire departments have participated in the Change Your Clock Change Your Battery Program, which was founded by the International Association of Fire Chiefs and Energizer Company.
Brown Deer Trustees do the Village Board Tax Shuffle
Oct. 29, 2009 2:39 p.m. The "Village Board Tax Shuffle" is a very popular dance that the Brown Deer Village Board Trustees are starting to swing to.
School districts certify tax levies
School boards in the North Shore certified levies after receiving enrollment figures and the final amounts of state aid due each district.
Here is the 2009 list of trick-or-treat times in the Milwaukee area. Most trick-or-treat hours will take place on Saturday, Oct.
Northwest side Superfund cleanup nears completion
Twenty-five years after the old Moss-American wood-preserving plant was placed on the nation's Superfund priority cleanup list, federal officials said Friday the work is nearly done at an estimated cost of $37 million.
Superfund site cleanup nears end
Oct. 23, 2009 9:55 a.m. The US Environmental Protection Agency only needed a quarter of a century to get it done.
Residents narrowly approve 3 percent school levy hike
Brown Deer a ' y a slim margin, residents approved the recommended $13.4 million school district property tax levy - a 2.99 percent increase over last year - at a packed annual meeting Tuesday night.
Women accused of doing cocaine in Petco parking lot
Oct. 19, 2009 8:38 p.m. A 46-year-old Burlington woman accused of teaching her teenage son how to shoot heroin was charged Monday in connection with his death from an overdose.
Church Holds Free Clothes Giveaway
Dozens of people had a chance on Saturday to get bags of clothes and household items, all for free.
NSFD funding plan debated again
A battle once again may be looming over how much members of the North Shore Fire Department should contribute to the cost of operating the department.
Muskego freezes pay for school superintendent
Muskego-Norway School Superintendent Joseph Schroeder won't be getting a pay raise this year.
Friends of the Brown Deer Library Auction is November 12
The Friends of the Brown Deer Library Auction will be held on Thursday, Nov.12th, 2009 at 6:30 PM.
Farm to school program promotes healthier eating for students
Brown Deer a ' Stacks of pink watermelon slices, containers of bright red cherry tomatoes and green peppers, corn on the cob - the menu in the Brown Deer cafeterias has been pumped up with fresh local produce since the start of the school year.
Child Safety Event at Old Navy Brown Deer
Join Old Navy Brown Deer, along with the Brown Deer Police and Fire Departments for a Child Safety Event! Have your child tour and see up close Police cars and Fire trucks.
Trick or treat guide for Halloween 2009
Last updated Oct. 4, 2009 at 11:07 a.m. Tags: halloween , trick or treat , costumes , candy Note: The contents of this guide were checked for accuracy when this article was updated on Oct.
Trick or treat guide for Halloween 2009
Trick or Treat with your K9 pal at Shasta Center on Churn Creek Road in front of Kubler's Furniture.. about 13 minutes ago In Kids & Family Trick or treat guide for Halloween 2009 Do you have your costume planned yet? Last updated Oct.
Third annual Fine Arts program coming to St. Paul's at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 11
Come, join us for our third annual "FINE ARTS" program on Sunday afternoon, October 11, 2009, 3:00 p.m. at St.