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Light Summer Meal Fresh for the Picking: Sample This Fresh Seared Sea ...
Summer weather has finally arrived and with it comes a plethora of produce ripe and fresh for the picking.
Little red Corvette burns in garage blaze
Hales Corners' annual Fourth of July car show will be missing a cherry 1967 Chevy Corvette this weekend.
Police are searching for two suspects in a pair of frightening armed robberies. Officials say the masked men attacked a bartender outside of Bushy's Bar and Grill early Monday morning as he walked to his vehicle.
80-year-old man bound, blindfolded in Muskego home invasion
An 80-year-old man was tied up and blindfolded while two men ransacked his home about 3 a.m. Tuesday, Muskego police Capt.
Healing and Holistic Therapies Seminar JULY 15
SeniorCare Providers, Speakers, and Specialties: - James L. Hintzke, CPA, S.C. Certified Public Accountant, Certified Senior Advisor - Suzanne Barry Max A. Sass & Sons Funeral Home - Jody Mayers - AngelsGrace Hospice - Tine Weiss Muskego Library July 15, 2009 Education Series Title: "Healing and Holistic Therapies- Natural Therapies for Health" ...
Thanks from Muskego Kiwanis Club
The Muskego Kiwanis Club would like to thank all our loyal supporters for the success of this year's Kiwanis Tree Sale.
"Places Remembered" Unique Watercolors of 1950's Milwaukee
Artist Janet W. Kimberling , of Santa Fe, NM is shown with Mary Manion , Associate Director of Landmarks Gallery & Restoration Studio, Milwaukee, WI where Kimberling's watercolors "Places Remembered" are being exhibited.
Real Estate: Before building, make sure contractor's solid
Chris Barron was enjoying his newly built North Prairie home when there was a knock on the door.
Criminal charges have been filed in Waukesha County Circuit Court against two bouncers and the owner of a Muskego bar in connection with the beating of a patron, according to court records.
Residents oppose plan to turn parkland into prairies
Muskego a ' Residents living near two parks are unhappy over the city's decision to stop mowing portions of those parks and turn those areas into prairies.
Helping Vets And Having Fun, Too
Jun. 10, 2009 11:16 p.m. On May 30, a procession of approximately 100 motorcycles rode through our city.
Three Health Care Stories from Wisconsin
Organizing for America, a project of the DNC, has collected hundreds of thousands of personal health care stories during the last few weeks.
Rep. Steve Kagen (WI), OFA's Wisconsin State Director and...
President Obama will visit Green Bay, WI tomorrow to hold a Town Hall meeting about the urgent need for health care reform.
Lutheran Congregation Moves to Muskego
Sola Scriptura Evangelical Lutheran Church - A Congregation of the Unaltered Augsburg Confession is moving south! Formerly at 1415 N Wauwatosa Avenue, the mission congregation has moved to a new location at W191 S7733 Racine Avenue in Muskego.
Size of stores near Super Wal-Mart in rendering cause alarm
Muskego a ' - Muskego - An artist rendering from a developer showing two big-box stores where Muskego officials had envisioned smaller buildings caused some alarm for one Muskego Plan Commission member.
Wisconsin's Alpha adds capacity amid housing, industrial gains
Alpha Plastics Solutions Inc. continues to diversify its capabilities, recently adding a Davis-Standard Super Blue extruder for foamed rigid PVC profiles to expand its business in residential housing and industrial markets.
Pollution concerns cause delay on proposed car repair shop
Worries about whether a proposed auto repair facility would pollute a city well and Little Muskego Lake caused the Muskego Plan Commission to defer action Tuesday on a conditional-use permit request for the shop.
Congress needs reform as much as credit card practices do
Opinionline Archives Congress needs reform as much as credit card practices do John W. Wehmeier - Muskego, Wis.
South Suburban Chamber Awards Scholarship
Michael Zacher, a senior from Franklin High School, received a $500 scholarship from the South Suburban Chamber at the Franklin High School's awards dinner on May 26.
City to see if taxpayers could take levy hike
If not, the Common Council in July will direct administrators to find cuts. In the last two years, Muskego has pulled in its belt by dropping 15 positions from the payroll, the majority by attrition, Mayor John Johnson told the Committee of the Whole on Tuesday.
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