Email: David.Cotey@patch.com
Phone: (414) 248-6620
Hometown: South Milwaukee
Birthday: 1/26/1979
Bio: David Cotey comes to Patch after nearly a decade with NOW Newspapers (formerly CNI Newspapers), where he was a senior sports writer and editor for multiple communities, including Greenfield and Greendale.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee alum is a multi-time Wisconsin Newspapers Association and Suburban Newspapers Association award winner. He and his wife Angela have two children: Hannah and Carson.
A man who turned 33 Sunday was arrested after a rollover accident he caused shut down the Hale Interchange ramps for about an hour early Sunday morning.
The holiday season is here, and so too are some great local holiday events. And there are two important fundraisers as well.
The following five stories were the most-read on Greenfield Patch in November. Which one is the most memorable to you?
Marina Dimitrijevic will be in Greenfield at the library as part of her "Chat with the Chair" listening session tour, which also includes stops in Greendale and Hales Corners.
Many road projects have concluded but motorists should still expect delays.
Need more space? These Greenfield homes could be what you're looking for.
The Greenfield School District anticipates making improvements to a diamond built just a few years ago.
Chris Otto is in his first season as the Greenfield High School wrestling coach, one of two new local varsity head coaches this winter.
The man went to Mega Media Xchange to see if anyone had sold CDs taken from his car, and caught his neighbor in the act, according to police.
All three were apprehended after each pushed a $299 TV out the door after only one of them made the purchase, according to the police report.
Two seats on the Greenfield and Whitnall school boards will be available in the April 2013 election. And Mayor Michael Neitzke's second term also expires.
A handful of incidents were reported to our neighboring friends, Greenfield police, on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday. Some of them were in the 76th Street area.
The Whitnall School Board gave senior Clayton Anderson the go-ahead to continue to build on his disc golf course plan he presented to them earlier this month.
A handful of incidents, many of them at Kmart on 27th Street, were reported to Greenfield police on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday.
That combination was unkind to a patron at Romine's High Pockets last week, one of many incidents in this week's police blotter.
The Common Council unanimously approved the plan that allows the owner to close off the southwest corner of the intersection of 76th Street and Layton Avenue with large metal panels.
Pick up some tasty treats, buy a raffle ticket or just stop in for some holiday music. It's all happening from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
The Common Council unanimously approved the plan that allows the owner to close off the southwest corner of the intersection of 76th Street and Layton Avenue with large metal panels.
The officers served more than 25 gallons of coffee and hot cocoa to shoppers waiting for Black Friday deals at Best Buy, h.h.gregg and Target.
Saturday's jackpot was the fourth largest in Powerball's history.
