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Mama Mia's: A Matter of Economics
Muskego Patch had the chance to talk with Mama Mia's owner Jodine Paulsen, who was grateful for the opportunity to wish her customers well and clarify why the otherwise popular family Italian restaurant did not fare so well in Muskego.
Donations for Nearby Fire Victims Accepted During Jammin' on Janesville
Bethel Lutheran Church will be accepting financial donations for the victims of last Sunday's two-alarm fire in New Berlin's Wyndridge apartments.
Three Charged After Police Officer Finds Two Men Shooting Heroin in Walmart Parking Lot
Three men are facing charges after they were caught with heroin and pills outside Walmart last year.
Early Voting for Recall Election is Brisk, Officials Say
Perhaps eager to vote once and for all in the June 5 gubernatorial recall election, or simply too busy with summer and not wanting to forget to vote, Muskego residents casting absentee ballots have been keeping the city clerk's office busy.
Jammin' 2012 Set to Rock to the Beat of a Heart
While Jammin' on Janesville's primary mission is to showcase the city of Muskego and all its businesses, the event also has a charitable side.A According to a release from the Muskego Chamber of Commerce, the three-time event will highlight an individual nonprofit to help raise awareness and money for these causes.
Summer's Here: Let the TV Battles Begin
Spring is in full bloom and with summer vacation just around the corner children across the country might be ready to trade their pencils for remote controls.
Act 10's effect is in the eye of the beholder
Ask parents and they'll probably say they've seen no difference in the classroom or in after-school activities.
8 Man Accused Of Trying To Run Over Officers With Dump Truck
It's a story you don't hear often in a quiet, Muskego neighborhood. A man is accused of trying to run over two officers with a dump truck.
Marketing Plan Deferred Again, But Only For Minor Tweaks
Overall the marketing plan done for the city of Muskego received little negative feedback from Common Council members, but specific references to the development of a lake park were asked to be removed from the plan before the council would approve.
Parkland Mall Lawsuit Sees Small Victories for City
The latest round in the long bout that is the Parkland Mall lawsuit between the City of Muskego and Parkland Venture LLC and developer Art Dyer has given some victories to the city, with larger issues still to be decided.
Parkland lawsuit loses some steam, but hot issues remain
Several claims made against Muskego and its Community Development Authority in a lawsuit brought by the partnership that owns the former Parkland Mall property were dismissed Tuesday by Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Lee Dreyfuss Jr.
Follow These Simple Directions: Wayfinding Signs for City Will Get Further Review
In one way, it's nice to know Muskego has so many places people would want to go: parks, schools and city services to name a few.
Marketing Plan and Ice Cream Shop Could Move Forward
The results of a comprehensive marketing plan that an outside firm conducted on Muskego have been in, and the recommendations could be implemented if the common council votes to approve them.
Muskego recall group drops effort against alderman who resigned
The group Muskego for Ethical Government has now officially filed its intention to drop its recall petition against former Alderman Keith Werner, Sharon Mueller, director of finance and administration, said today.
Pizza Hut Asks You to Tip Generously for Camp Heartland
School is almost over and Pizza Hut's Annual "Camp Heartland" fundraiser is well underway, with a rummage sale completed and another opportunity to make a difference upcoming on Tuesday, May 22.A Camp Heartland is a Wisconsin-based charity that helps better the lives of children affected by HIV/AIDS. "Partnering with Camp Heartland, Pizza Hut ... (more)
Plenty of Opportunities to Remember Memorial Day
Muskego is served by two great veterans' organizations, each having a Memorial Day ceremony throughout the weekend to come, and this year there is also an opportunity to revisit history, back in the time that the holiday was first called "Decoration Day." While the weather is looking good thus far, the weekend is far more meaningful when we can ... (more)
Muskego Woman Charged With 6th OWI After Hitting Snow Plow
A 53-year-old woman from Muskego is facing her sixth operating while intoxicated charge after she hit a Greendale snow plow in December after taking drugs and driving.
Waukesha Man Accused of Burglarizing His Dad's Muskego Home
A 34-year-old Waukesha man is facing felony charges after he allegedly broke into his dad's house in Muskego and stole $30 in change.
Man Charged For Drinking a Beer at a Bowling Alley
A 50-year-old Muskego man is facing charges after he was caught drinking a beer at a bowling alley and tried to hide it from police officers.
Parks Recap: Park Arthur Fundraising, Baseball Fees and Gaining Restitution for Vandalism
Here's a roundup of other agenda items discussed at Monday's Park and Recreation board meeting: Jensen Park is awaiting repairs to a window that was smashed by vandals earlier this year; according to Parks Director Craig Anderson, two minors had confessed and agreed to each pay $187 in restitution, however no money has been received yet.