Port Washington, WI News

• Port Washington, WI News
• Public safety panel split over banning guns in county buildings
• Three local cops among chief finalists
• Port council votes to end shared-ride taxi service
• Street upgrades at accident scene deferred to 2013
• Grafton outlaws guns in public buildings
• Town road aid may not survive another fight
• Port aims to end taxi, impose recycling fee
• School starts with record number of new teachers
• Fish passage that won’t allow fish to pass is latest twist
• Back to School for Port Washington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lakefront gem remains a coal dock wrapped in red tape
• Port police grapple with rash of thefts from vehicles
• Labor deal defuses debate over county jail deputies
• Port panel rethinks police chief hiring plan
• Revised lawn law softens crackdown on city parkways
• Port’s proposed lawn law strikes a nerve
• Port redistricting plan gets council OK
• Local officials blast DNR for handling of dam project
• Years of county work at stake in fight over dam project
• Hwy. LL span comes down to make way for roundabout
• Welcome, wasps — beware, borers
• Preliminary PW-S budget erases $1.9 million deficit
• Arduous process of collecting on deal with utility cost city $30,000 in legal fees
• Coal dock comes with costs, strings attached
• Jail proposal has deputies, county locked in labor dispute
• Cops nab local girl’s on-line tormentor half a world away
• Hwy. 33 work to be ‘long and painful’ state official warns
• Wasps to be unleashed against ash borer
• Budget move clears way for exodus of PW-S teachers
• County cost-cutting plan targets jail deputies
• Officials sign off on lakefront surveillance camera plan
• City to lose $12,000 in state recycling money
• PW-S board may vote Monday on teacher deal
• Teacher contract would save $1.5 million
• Women say bizarre I-43 incident was a nightmare
• Board, teachers work overtime on contract
• School Board grapples with budget-repair law
• Teacher allowed to retire rather than face firing
• Local officials grapple with impact of state budget plan
• Reaching out with reading power
• Public review of coal dock leases begins
• VK plan may be dead, but interest in land is alive
• County may buy VK land for lakefront nature area
• Woelfel to trade one PW-S job for another
• Port High principal will step down to take new job in district
• Winter’s one-two punch
• Port couple’s worlds collide over Super Bowl matchup
• Ex-Saukville cop not guilty of torching vacant house
• Thriving trail system no accident
• Gamble on Packers pays off for buddies, education group
• Arson trial of ex-cop starts with all eyes on bank video
• Ozaukee Humane Society fire linked to crematorium, official says
• Picturing a perfect playoff run
• Port council OKs 1% pay increase for administrators
• Preserve would grow with purchase of VK land
• Local farm girl a true ‘Survivor’
• Out of Africa, back to Port
• Port poised to sign lease for coal dock land at last
• Waters off Port yield a national treasure
• County asked to champion cause of vets waiting for war medals
• Gottlieb takes DOT post; race for his seat heats up
• A big dream comes up roses
• Fredonia school district leaders tender their resignations
• Municipalities look at tapping Lake Michigan for water
• Bald is Beautiful
• Semi driver faces homicide charges for I-43 deaths
• Receiver says raze former bank building in Port
• A generous county rises to the occasion
• Port to end year with six-figure surplus thanks to building boom
• For heaven’s sake, who would steal Baby Jesus?
• Banker saves woman from scam
• DA wants 25 years for drunken driver
• Tax bills an early gift or lump of coal?
• Port harbor to be site of large-scale terrorism drill
• Dealer blamed for drug death gets nine years
• Saving the ugliest house in town
• Firefighters, friends, neighbors to the rescue
• State school plan promises to be boon for PW-S district
• Autographs from Iwo Jima
• On the road again after DWI arrest, woman hits school bus
• Grafton worker a real lifesaver
• Hunter won’t let illness end his deer season tradition
• Paving the way to the beach at last
• Kids in peril a common theme in reckless driving cases
• Port building boom a welcome surprise
• County Board rescues road aid for towns
• Honor Flight to hit milestone on eve of Vets Day
• County voters turn out in droves to back Republicans by a landslide
• Clerks brace for heavy voter turnout Tuesday
• Hospital’s impact to be massive, immediate
• Port Washington Junior Ghost Walk
• Gift to give fans a front-row seat
• Governor Doyle Announces $1.5 Million for Allen Edmonds Expansion
• Port Washington Community Voice
• Animal healer marks a milestone
• Windfall of federal school money challenges district
• Port company helped by city deal sold to New York firm
• Pit bull scare spurs call for ‘vicious breed’ law in Port
• Funding for county river project swells to $7.2 million
• Cost of new Port senior center on the rise
• Judge gives teen drug dealer second chance with jail sentence
• Grant to spur Port’s coal dock park project
• Five Ozaukee High students injured during homecoming event
• Grant to spur Port’s coal dock park project
• Growing the greenest of hospitals
• Judge gives teen drug dealer second chance with jail sentence
• Out of tragedy, family wants change
• County says unions must bend to keep taxes flat
• Residents win fight to save Port taxi service
• Saukville’s gridiron pioneers
• Seniors urge city not to cut valued taxi service
• Mueller ousts Schmidt in clerk of courts race
• No rest for the holy
• The gloves are off in race for clerk of courts
• Port taxi service in the crosshairs again
• Port celebrates 175 years of history
• Mercedes deal turns out to be costly Internet scam
• Windfall of job money challenges local schools
• Hundreds line up for free school supplies
• Ex-deputy to represent himself in theft case
• Sheriff launches first salvo in budget debate
• Ex-cop steps up fight against arson charges
• Port police launch assault on downtown vandalism
• Tall ships on course for Port
• Port Pirate Festival 2008

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