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Buzzing cell phone causes bomb scare in Germantown
A suspicious package led to a call to the bomb squad in Germantown Monday, but the contents ended up being harmless.
Germantown man falls from second story of his barn
A 55 year old man is hospitalized after what appears to be a freak accident at his home in Germantown.
Electric distribution energy management power distribution WAGO dc-dc converters
Germantown, WI-Power distribution: WAGO Corporation's High-current 789 Series DC-DC Converters power I/O within mobile manufacturing, remote energy production and material handling applications.
Hainbuch Opens Facility, Names President
Hainbuch America, the North American subsidiary of the Marbach, Germany-based workholding technology supplier, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Germantown, Wisconsin.
Residents review two designs for Donges Bay Road
Rural or urban? That was the question Monday night during an informational meeting to gather public opinion on the design of more than a mile of roadway on Donges Bay Road from Division Road to Magnolia Drive.
moves preliminary budget forward, projects flat levy
The Germantown School Board approved the 2013-14 preliminary budget that projects both a balanced budget and a flat tax levy.
AnnaMarie Elisa Gross and Nicholas Thomas Koepke of Menomonee Falls were married May 25, 2013, at St. James Catholic Church in Menomonee Falls.
From Germantown to Milwaukee, cities and villages experiencing budget woes due to the troubled economy have been forced to give employees unpaid days off.
Electrical tools and equipment: Double-Deck Fuse and Disconnect Terminal Blocks from WAGO
Germantown, WI-Electrical distribution products: Just 5.2 to 6.2mm wide, WAGO Corporation's TOPJOBS Double-Deck Fuse and Disconnect Terminal Blocks are up to 24% more compact than existing designs on the market.
Recalls expected to cost thousands
Record turnout for this summer's recall elections could drive up costs to municipalities in the fight for state Sen.
Legislatively Speaking - Friday - Garbage Dumping Day at the Capitol
It's an old dirty trick in politics : dump the garbage on a Friday afternoon. This trick is typically used when politicians need to do something dirty or own up to a mistake It's happens on Fridays because the press is usually gone and citizens are contemplating their weekend, not politics.
Complex address system has its ups and downs
If you live in Menomonee Falls or Germantown, you may very well wonder just that and even yearn for such a simple address.
Brookfield Central students disciplined for bullying
Five Brookfield Central students were given warning by police and received school sanctions last week for harassing other students in school and through social media.
State taxpayers would spend $26 million to bolster unemployment fund
All state taxpayers would have to spend $26 million to help shore up the state's unemployment insurance fund - expenses that have traditionally been incurred by employers - under a provision Republicans plan to stick in the state budget Wednesday.
Lawmakers Want Access to Bank Accounts of Unemployed
A Republican-sponsored proposal speeding its way through the Wisconsin Legislature would allow state officials to check private bank accounts of the unemployed to recover any over-payments of benefits.
9. He said he didn't realize he hit a car. 2A 23-year-old Glendale man is a suspect in damage to property/domestic in the 5300 block of West Wabash Avenue at 7 p.m. Feb.
FREE Gardening Demos by Gardening Expert Melinda Myers in Stein's in Germantown
The Menomonee Falls Village Board on Monday approved an amendment to the village's certified survey map that combines parcels to allow for the construction of a 45-stall parking lot at Village Hall.
Man Accused of Manufacturing M80s Indicted in Federal Court
In April, a portion of County Line Road was closed to traffic much of the day as police and federal authorities removed over 1,000 rounds of explosives resembling M80s from a Germantown home.
Village upholds denial of insurance claim for water main break
The Germantown Village Board on Monday decided to put pressure on their insurance company to reconsider paying a claim involving a water main break on Bridle Path Lane that caused damage to a home.