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Village Seeking Volunteers to Fill Open Committee, Board Seats
Officials are asking residents to get involved and join village government on one of Shorewood's committees or boards.

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Officials are asking residents to get involved and join village government on one of Shorewood's committees or boards.

For the second year in a row, the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) has awarded Shorewood with the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award.
Shorewood police say a Shorewood woman who was mauled on Milwaukee's east side — not here as originally believed — has been released from the hospital after treatment. She also lied to police about how the incident unfolded.
Musical artist and Milwaukee-native Grace Weber is also now set to perform at the Field of Honor event at Miller Park on August 11.
The School Board plans to meet Tuesday to hear final concerns from the teacher's union on the employee handbook. The board's president says they plan to vote on the handbook at a June 26 meeting.
The candidates and issues that will affect Shorewood, Milwaukee County and Wisconsin.
Officials continue to work through options as they prepare to approve a preliminary budget later this month.
North Shore Presbyterian Church celebrates its storied 90-year history in Shorewood with events this week and a special Sunday service.
Officials approved a two-year contract with a $150,000 annual salary, along with a minimum 1.5 percent increase in the second year and first extension, for new Shorewood superintendent Martin Lexmond.
A Shorewood man was treated for minor injuries after he told police he was punched in the face while riding his bicycle and forced to hand over his cell phone.
A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police reports.
Shorewood is kicking off its free 10-week concert series June 20 with reggae band King Solomon.
A game is ongoing which everyone can participate in. Five racers are trying to make their way to the Milwaukee River, from Lake Michigan.
Shorewood's new cupcake shop, offering cakes, brownies, cookies, pies and of course cupcakes, among other sweets, is scheduled to open up shop at 3801 N. Oakland Ave. this summer.
A look at this week's local events and news.
After 10 months of collaboration with stakeholders, Superintendent Blane McCann is scheduled to present an employee handbook to the School Board for their approval.
Ninety-degree weather brought out a large crowd and filled Atwater Park for a summer tradition in Shorewood on Saturday.
With Shorewood currently out of regular Class B liquor licenses and forced to charge $10,000 for reserve permits, village officials seek to avoid discouraging prospective Shorewood business owners with excessive fees.
Congratulations to Shorewood High School students who will walk in Thursday evening's graduation ceremony. Here's a full list of the class of 2012.