The grant will help with redevelopment of the historic Garfield School campus, a mixed-used campus on N. 4th St. and W. North Ave.
The boat launch is open to Hudson residents and non-residents and season passes also are available.
The wood chips can be collected now through May 27 at the Fox Point Municipal Pool parking lot.
The survey was conducted from November to March and focused on architecturally and historically significant non-residential buildings.
No one was inside the building at the time of the fire, which is believed to be accidental.
The 100-foot cell tower was planned for construction behind a local church, spurring a months-long protest from residents.
Shorewood Connects Neighbors hosts the annual event to bring together neighbors through community service.
Police are still investigating after a 54-year-old man was struck and killed at the scene by an unknown vehicle.
Ryan M. Krock, of Eagle, would steal merchandise from the stores, return the items for gift cards, and sell the gift cards.
The festivities begin with an Arbor Day Celebration at Konkel Park on May 6 with tree planting at the park.
22-year-old Antonio Matthews is developmentally disabled and has other medical conditions that require treatment.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and Village of Pewaukee Police Department are partnering with the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
Retailers expressed interest in the state at the annual ICSC/CARW Retail Conference on Thursday in Milwaukee.
The deadline for residents to submit an application for the program is Friday, April 14. Only 100 spots are available.
Runner and walkers are invited to exercise on the OCHS track from 7 to 11 a.m. Saturdays now through July 1.
Corey Adams was reporting missing March 20 after missing an appointment. Police allegedly found his body in the water Friday at Dineen Park.
The event will feature a royal welcome and procession, social, and tea service.
The river cleanup will be held on Earth Day, with more than 4,000 volunteers from the area pitching in to pick up trash.
The standoff lasted more than seven hours and finally ended when police forced entry into the home to find the unidentified suspect dead.
Sachdeva embezzled more than $34 million over a 12-year period as vice president of finance.
