Saukville News

Mrs. Hildegarde Bremser, most recently of Western Road in Cedarburg, passed away in the early morning hours on Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at Port Haven in Port Washington where she had been residing since February.

Courtney Jo Mullikin of Oostburg and Jaymon Edward Stalter of Sheboygan are engaged to be married.

Chris Stanislowski and Richard Roidt use an overhead crane to take pre-shaped wire rod off a production line at Charter Wirea s new plant in the Menomonee Valley Industrial Center.

The Port Washington-Saukville School Board on Monday approved the largest tax rate increase in more than a decade to make up for significant cuts in state aid.

More than 2,000 people line up to be vaccinated before county forced to cancel clinics this week because of shortages The Ozaukee County Public Health Department, which administered more than 2,000 H1N1 flu vaccinations to people who crowded into the first two public inoculation clinics last week, cancelled scheduled clinics this week as the local ...

Several vehicles have been in involved in a crash on Interstate 43 near the Belgium exit in Ozaukee County at about 12:15 p.m. The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department said several people were injured.

The long-awaited - or long-dreaded, depending on how you look at it - reconstruction of Highway 33 between Port Washington and Saukville is expected to begin next year as planned, but won't be completed until late in 2011, officials said this week.

Birds seen near Milwaukee River in Waubeka could be pair that is nesting in Mequon or new arrivals looking for a place to settle down, expert says A Pat Schmit was driving from her Waubeka home to the Feith Family Ozaukee YMCA in Saukville early Sept.

Oct. 6, 2009 9:40 p.m. A 23-year-old college student from Saukville crashed a car into a stand of trees and died Tuesday afternoon off County Highway I, north of Highway 33, the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department reported.

Published Oct. 2, 2009 at 8:03 a.m. Fallen tree limbs caused more than 1,600 We Energies customers to lose power overnight, but most of the outages have been restored.An outage reported in Milwaukee at about S. 27th St.

Ozaukee Humane Society to roll out plans for $6 million Saukville facility that will be a far cry from current operation in former drive-in movie concessions stand The Ozaukee Humane Society, which has cared for unwanted animals in a renovated concessions stand in the Town of Grafton since 1988, will unveil plans Sunday for a spacious new facility ...

We Energies says that of 1,400 customers who were out of power north of Milwaukee, power has been restored to most.

A Former Saukville officer charged with starting fire in house next to police station asks judge to suppress her comments Lawyers for a former Saukville police officer accused of starting a fire in an abandoned house while on duty argued last week her statements to authorities were coerced by the police chief and state agents.

Follow the journey of flavorful fingerling potatoes from Matt Gall's Evergreen Lane Organic Farm near Saukville to Jan Kelly's restaurant, Meritage, in Wauwatosa.

Anthony Seeley of Saukville shares a moment with his dog Hannah while the two wait to enter the Cool Waters water park in Greenfield Park on Sept.

Mr. Milt Schanen, of Silver Beach North in the Town of Belgium, passed away on September 2, 2009 at Columbia Hospital in Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Southeast Region in Waukesha is announcing two public information meetings regarding the WIS 33 Corridor Management Study being done for the section of WIS 33 between County U and I-43 in Washington and Ozaukee counties.

Crews from multiple fire departments have responded to a barn fire in Newburg, Wis., near West Bend.

A 43-year-old Kiel woman was killed Tuesday on state Highway 57 when her vehicle crossed the median and struck a semi-truck, according to an Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department press release.

More than a month after the state shocked school districts with its predictions of dramatic losses in aid for the 2009-'10 school year, taxpayers are getting their first glimpse of the effects at annual meetings throughout the metro area.