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County, town gird for fight over Saukville quarry land

Legal conflict looms despite what county official calls generous peace offering

In an effort to defuse a looming legal battle with the Town of Saukville, County Board Chairman Robert Brooks has offered to discuss concessions that include donating land to the town and paving its roads in exchange for the ability to expand the county’s gravel mining operation in the town without a fight, he said Tuesday... Read More

Local Fitness Business Flexible to Clients' Needs

Local Fitness Business Flexible to Clients' Needs

The path to achieving fitness and health can come in all shapes and sizes: an athlete looking to build his or her body appropriate to his or her sport; a patient recovering from a stroke, heart attack or other ailments; a child struggling with obesity; or an elderly person just wanting to increase or maintain mobility.

Recognizing this long list of differences, Physical Enhancement Services works every day to build specific fitness plans to help..... Read More

Gov. Walker touts new, more accurate jobs numbers

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker is touting new positive jobs numbers he says is a more accurate reflection of how the state’s economy is turning around. Democratic challenger Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett says Walker is cooking the books by releasing the figures before they have been reviewed by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The figures based on a census of businesses released Wednesday, May 16th show Wisconsin gained 23,300 public and private jobs in 2011. Previous totals based on a smaller survey of businesses showed the state lost 33,900 jobs over the year.

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Fact or Myth: Lake Michigan a Tornado Deterrent

Fact or Myth: Lake Michigan a Tornado Deterrent

Dark clouds hang over the horizon, tumbling closer as a moist, warm air settles in and lightning strikes in the distance.

Then, the sirens sound.

The wind is picking up and it seems like conditions are getting very dangerous — but with Lake Michigan right next door, there's no way it's a tornado, right?

Wrong.

"That is one of those wives tales that’s been out there for a long time," said Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Tod Pritchard of the Wisconsin Emergency Management department.

Cool lake breezes are not thunderstorms' ideal..... Read More

Village of Saukville update on Hwy. 33 and I-43 projects

Village of Saukville update on Hwy. 33 and I-43 projects

State Highway 33

Weather permitting, the paving crews will begin their work to place the base layer for the remainder of the project starting May 10th, and project a completion date of Saturday May 12th. It is planned to move the traffic to the north lanes and the roundabouts will become operational the week of May 14th.

Please review the interactive roundabout tutorial video link found at the top of this page. 
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I-43

This project continues to go well, though a few days were lost due to the wet weather.

As always, motorists are cautioned to watch for flagmen, dump trucks, and heavy equipment leaving and entering the work zones.

Questions/Concerns should be directed to Wis DOT Field Representative Paul Piccione, 262-235-4000.

GAB says weapons can be banned at polling sites

MADISON (AP) — Local governments can ban concealed weapons at all manner of polling sites, from city halls to assisted living facilities, state election officials have concluded.

Wisconsin’s concealed carry law went into effect in November. The state has held three elections since then with no concealed carry-related problems at the polls reported.

Gerald Nichol, a member of the Government Accountability Board, the entity that oversees elections, and local clerks have been asking about how the law applies at the polls for several months.

The board has been too busy preparing for this spring’s recall elections to develop answers until now, board spokesman Reid Magney said. He wasn’t sure when the first requests were made.