Across Wisconsin, WI|News|
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Karen Pilarski, Patch Staff
- Waukesha, WI
My name is Karen Pilarski, Field Editor for Patch.com for the following communities: Waukesha, New Berlin, Brookfield and Wauwatosa.
I was a reporter for several years at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Waukesha Freeman and most recently a news producer with WISN 12.
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Brookfield, WI|News|
Masked Man Flashes Gun During Brookfield Central Zoom Class
The individual also exposed his buttocks before being removed from the online class, authorities said.
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Waukesha|News|
Habitat For Humanity Of Waukesha Honors The Lives Lost On 9/11
Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County also highlighted a home being built for a mother of three children.
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Wauwatosa, WI|News|
Wauwatosa In Need Of More Crossing Guards
Wauwatosa is hiring crossing guards for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Brookfield, WI|News|
Brookfield Memory Care Owner Talks Dementia And Coronavirus
Vesta Memory Care in Brookfield offers a home environment for people with dementia.
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New Berlin, WI|News|
New Berlin Police Warn Residents About Leaving Cars Unlocked
Police responded to several reports of entry into unlocked vehicles.
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Waukesha|News|
Neighbor Calls Waukesha Police On Person Dressed As A Nazi
The person was a reenactor for an event.
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Brookfield, WI|News|
City Of Brookfield Trick Or Treat Is Oct. 31
It is up to parents if they want their children participating.
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Brookfield, WI|News|
Brookfield Chiropractor Describes Impact Of Pandemic On Clients
The co-owner of One Source Wellness & Chiropractic discusses the pandemic and his employee, who was the victim of a burning in Waukesha.
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Wauwatosa, WI|News|
Wauwatosa Fire Displaces 7 Families
The American Red Cross of Wisconsin is helping the families.
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Waukesha|News|
City Of Waukesha Trick-Or-Treat To Be Held On Oct. 31
There is no confirmation on the Village of Waukesha's trick-or-treat date.
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Waukesha|News|
Kettle Moraine Student's Uncle Speaks Out On Racist Message
The victim's uncle said he wants transparency from the school district.
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Waukesha|News|
Hearing Held For Man Accused Of Burning Woman In Waukesha
Joel Murn,39, didn't appear on video conference due to "medical reasons."
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Waukesha|News|
'Unjust Punishment,' Mom Of Suspended Carroll Student Says
Carroll University held a news conference on Wednesday to discuss its pandemic policies.
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New Berlin, WI|News|
Unlocked Cars Entered In New Berlin
Other thefts included political signs in yards.
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Brookfield, WI|News|
Brooks Brothers Now Open At The Corners Of Brookfield
The new retailer is among other exciting projects.
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Waukesha|News|
Hillcrest Elementary Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Third graders stayed home from school for virtual learning.
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Waukesha|News|
3 Carroll University Students Suspended Over Off-Campus Party
Carroll University students were required to sign a supplemental code of conduct agreement pertaining to the coronavirus pandemic.
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New Berlin, WI|News|
New Berlin Rec Center Planned For Former Walmart Store
The recreation center will "serve as an inter-generational, dynamic space" where the City Recreation Department can grow its programs.
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Wauwatosa, WI|News|
'We Must Do Better,' Tosa School District Says Of Racist Letters
"Silence deepens trauma, and we will not allow these acts of racism go unaddressed," the school district said in a letter to parents.
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