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Since he could hold a newspaper or pick up a pen, Carl had a knack for the written word and was encouraged to write. When he left home to attend University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Carl studied the craft of journalism and earned his bachelor's degree in print journalism. Throughout college he put his skills to the test and wrote for the UWM Post and a monthly community paper in Bay View. Carl most recently was a staff writer for The Waukesha Freeman and The Oconomowoc Enterprise.
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Ray was a retired plasterer. Among his proud accomplishments was the work he did on several exhibits at the Milwaukee Public Museum, including the igloo, “Streets of Old Milwaukee,” and the Mexican Marketplace.
The Plan Commission will evaluate a use permit that contains several changes to Sussex code to clear the way for the 200,000-square-foot development.
Joel was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, son, and brother and touched everyone who knew him.
The Indians defeated the Sussex Hamilton Chargers handily Thursday.
Couples in the Sussex area are getting a little less sleep these days.
Couples in the Menomonee Falls area are getting a little less sleep these days.
This home packs a lot of punch for the price.
Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls has admitted its highest number of flu cases in over a decade this flu season.
The former location of Rich's Steakhouse has been completely transformed, and is open for the big Packers game Saturday.
Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls has admitted its highest number of flu cases in over a decade this flu season.
The Sussex Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual gaming event at the Boneyard Pub and Grille later this month.
A fire started inside a Waste Management vehicle late Thursday morning, and Saukville police and fire crews responded to the scene.
The main attraction this year will be the performance of the musical score of a 20-minute Charlie Chaplin silent film, The Adventurer
Arthur Sawall, who owns the 10-acre Mammoth Springs plot, has crafted a solution to re-route the Bugline Trail.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Jan. 12 at the Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Home.
Mark your calendars for kindergarten registration for next year.
The Menomonee Falls police union claims the village violated its collective bargaining agreement by switching health care plans. The village claims state law prohibited them from bargaining for those changes.
A 59-year-old man quickly turned up the "volume" on a routine noise complaint Monday by turning a simple citation into a felony charge, police say.
Hamilton student Brandon Josi shows off his artwork on Patch and explains what art means to him.
The Chargers and the Lancers battle for first place in the Greater Metro Conference Tuesday night, and Patch is blogging live starting at 7 p.m.
