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BRICE, Sadie and Daniel, Green Bay, a son, born July 4 at Aurora BayCare Medical Center in Green Bay.

Alarmed at the pace Waukesha County's wetlands were being filled in and replaced with homes and other development, a group of citizens banded together in an effort to preserve the county's natural resources.

A committee to explore the possibility of shared services among the Town of Lisbon and the Villages of Lannon, Merton and Sussex has been proposed by Lisbon Town Chairman Michael Reed and Sussex Village ...

The recent flooding disasters in Lake Country have submerged homeowners in an extensive cleanup effort due to the wretched damage in their basements and around their homes, but not everyone is singing the ...

Two festivals will combine into one event at Nixon Park in Hartland from June 27-29. The Hartland Hometown Celebration and the Lake Country Beer & Music Festival kick off a weekend of food, live music and ...

The St. John's Bay Dam in the City of Delafield is open 32 turns; downstream on the Bark River, Margaret Zerwekh has removed four boards from her Upper Nemahbin Roller Mill Dam; and the Village of Merton Mill ...

Overheard between two chatting Waukesha student-athletes at last month's Classic 8 Conference track and field meet: "Well, looks like the University of Arrowhead wins again." Yes, the Warhawks do win.

The Department of Natural Resources recently negotiated an option to purchase lakefront property on Okauchee Lake to expand public access.

The crash of a twin-engine plane that killed a Spancrete executive, two employees and their pilot in Michigan's Upper Peninsula was caused by pilot error, federal officials say in a report released Monday.

Special agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested the owner of an upscale Asian steakhouse on Thursday on charges that he knowingly hired illegal aliens to work at his restaurant and housed ...

Buy a link here FRIDAY, May 23, 2008, 10:50 a.m. By Georgia Pabst Restaurateur held on immigration charges The owner of an Asian steakhouse in Pewaukee has been arrested on charges he knowingly hired illegal ...

The Hartland Chamber of Commerce invites residents to support their local businesses during the Out-N-About in Hartland from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 30.

Village of Merton - The Merton School Board is considering whether to place a request for asphalt replacement, re-roofing and other infrastructure repairs alongside U.S. presidential choices on local voters' ...

Town of Merton - Recent problems caused by high water levels on local lakes have led to the adoption of an ordinance giving the town the ability to establish emergency slow, no-wake zones on five local lakes. via Lake Country Reporter

A 32-year-old New Berlin man accused of burglarizing a home during a party on Saturday got more than he bargained for, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday that says he was wrestled to the ground by ... via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal

“I'm getting the word out about what's being done and the tools that are available to conserve land”

Susan Buchanan, the former director of the Waukesha Business Improvement District, is now executive director of Tall Pines Conservancy, a preservation trust of nearly 240 acres in northwestern Waukesha County. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal

Saying they want to preserve the town's identity and its rural character, residents directed the Town Board on Tuesday night to conduct a serious evaluation of the requirements necessary for the town to ... via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Today we are without those nightmarish hanging chads, thankfully, but not without a few hanging observations after Tuesday's election. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal

“This agreement is very thorough”

The Waukesha County Board on Tuesday approved spending $500,000 to help build a Sheriff's Department substation in Sussex that officials expect to become a regional law enforcement center. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

No dog-earring the books! Central Bark Doggy Day Care Lake Country N77 W31144 Hartman Ct. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel