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Last Chance: Absentee, Early In-Person Voting Ends Friday
Applications for absentee ballots will need to be returned to the village clerk's office by Thursday.

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Applications for absentee ballots will need to be returned to the village clerk's office by Thursday.

The victim told police a suspect stuck a hard object in his back and told him to empty his pockets Sunday night.
Testing done in advance of the April 3 General Election has discovered a flaw in the election ballots sent to the City of Milwaukee and 18 other municipalities in Milwaukee County, including Shorewood.
A look at this week's local events and news.
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum attacked Mitt Romney on healthcare and contrasted his conservative record against his opponent's. U.S. Congressmen Paul Ryan and Ron Johnson joined pundits in preparing conservatives for upcoming elections.
Police Chief David Banaszynski said video footage was not conclusive, and officers are hoping for new leads or tips related to an armed robbery at Thompson's Pharmacy in early January.
A three-judge panel ruled Thursday that congressional and legislative maps drawn by the Republican-controlled Legislature will stand, except for those defining Milwaukee's south side because they fail to create a majority-minority district.
A three-judge panel ruled Thursday that congressional and legislative maps drawn by the Republican-controlled Legislature will stand, except for those defining Milwaukee's south side because they fail to create a majority-minority district.
Village Board candidates faced tough questions Wednesday night about business, parking and an error by Shorewood's assessor at an election forum. School Board candidate David Cobb, essentially running unopposed, also spoke.
Much of the northwest portion of the village will see sewer improvements and road reconstruction as part of Shorewood's large-scale fix for faulty, outdated sewers.
A "vehicle contact" has become the most dangerous aspect of a police officer's job and the visual learner in me came to know that through shock. Here's the latest installment of my series from the Shorewood Citizens' Police Academy.
Senior Resource Center offers morning full of mental and physical health screenings, and special demonstrations and workshops on April 4.
A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police reports.
A look ahead at this week's local events and news.
The 4200 block of North Ardmore Avenue is named Shorewood's neighborhood of the year for its unique neighborliness.
Three candidate vying for two trustee seats and one School Board candidate will talk local issues at Shorewood Men's Club forum.
Kenneth Johnson, 55, also scheduled to stand trial next month on five federal charges relating to possession and sharing of child pornography.
Shorewood officials will renovate bathrooms and sporting equipment while the Milwaukee County Parks System is planning a beer garden, complete with glassware, brats and hot dogs.
A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police reports.
Though the senior-heavy team came up short, they say the opportunity to present their case in front of state Supreme Court Justices was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.