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NEWSROOM * CIRCULATION * ADVERTISING
Friday
September 2010
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Police Blotter: This week's North Shore crime reports
Obituaries: Local death notices
News & Notes: Local news briefs
Business Notes: North Shore businesses making the news
Community Calendar: What's
on tap around town
Things to Do: Our top picks
of upcoming events
Corrections: Corrections and clarifications to recent stories
News tips? Story ideas?
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• Village of Shorewood
• Shorewood Police Department
• Shorewood Public Library
• Shorewood School District
• Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department
• Shorewood Alumni Association
Visit our complete list of Shorewood Links.
A Brown Deer businessman has offered $500,000 in memory of his late wife to save cancer-support programs at Gilda's Club. The programs were ending, due in part to damage from this summer's floods and a downturn in donations.(14)
A call from an observant neighbor led Whitefish Bay police to a suspect who may be responsible for a string of burglaries on the North Shore.
Jamie Berg, who is a sanitarian with a background in environmental health, is the new director of the Shorewood-Whitefish Bay Health Department.
A 10-year-old piece of art is missing from the Shorewood Library and the artist who created it is asking the thief to return it - with no questions asked.
A River Hills teenager who dressed like a ninja and attacked another boy with a machete near Nicolet High School has pleaded no contest to second-degree reckless injury.(3)
Gilda's Club, a local support organization for people with cancer, will close its clubhouse and its operations at the end of the month.(22)
Frustrated Shorewood residents expressed outrage Monday night at the Village Board for not fixing sewer systems more than 10 years ago when flooding problems began.(22)
The Woof 'n Hoof Dog and People Walk moves out at about 9 a.m. Saturday in Shorewood, giving dog lovers a chance to strut their stuff and raise funds to help people affected by cancer.
The residents of hundreds of homes throughout the North Shore were recovering Monday from the record rainfall. The damaged interiors were evidenced by piles of debris, as well as ruined furniture and other household items, that lay piled up along the streets.(69)
Two lawyers who live in the north shore said Monday they are exploring with other residents possible legal action in connection with last week's flooding.(75)
Flooding hits the North Shore Check out our special section for complete coverage of North Shore flooding, including stories, photo galleries, videos and more.
Cheers and Jeers
Uptown, Upscale, Uncommon
Gas Watch
Family Watchdog
Presidential campaign contributions
Five North Shore police departments are teaming up on a new blog that provides residents with the crime prevention and safety tips, and news about community service projects and events throughout the area.
Latest post:
Adoptable Animals
The Wisconsin Humane Society profiles animals needing homes in its blog:
Your Parks
Find out what's going on in your Milwaukee County parks:
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