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Divided Elmbrook School Board Approves Open Enrollment Seats
Board members vote to accept 16 siblings even though most said Elmbrook needs to curb its non-resident enrollment.

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Board members vote to accept 16 siblings even though most said Elmbrook needs to curb its non-resident enrollment.

A funeral home and crematory with a banquet hall would be built on Capitol Drive west of Barker Road.
The North Face, moving into the mall in fall, is planning a contemporary design for its exterior entrance facing Moorland Road.
The latest police calls include the theft of a Children's Miracle Network donation jar.
Brookfield police are investigating the theft of a $2,000 Les Paul guitar.
We Energies crews were working to restore power to residential and business customers in the City and Town of Brookfield after Monday morning storms.
The Elmbrook School Board will vote Tuesday on approving new hires at district schools.
At its outdoor Mass during the Dominic Days festival, St. Dominic will mark the progress toward building a new athletic facility and arts and activities center.
The latest police reports include a pit bull attack on a man who initially declined medical attention but later went to hospital for her wounds.
A restaurant employee said she saw a young man in the food court with a holstered gun on his hip but police could not find anyone. Mall rules prohibit weapons.
Local taverns, patrons glad Gov. Scott Walker will not support repeal of year-old law.
Statewide traffic deaths see second-lowest June figure since WWII; Waukesha County averages 24 deaths per year and has four through June 30.
The latest police calls include investigations for theft, burglary and indecent exposure.
Today's noon-hour free public concert is Vintage Vegas, an adult contemporary Milwaukee area band.
Town Board votes to allow churches as a conditional use in business district.
The Town Board on Tuesday approved special assessments for construction of a water tower and main. But town will waive charges to businesses who sign pledge to not seek annexation to city.
Officers investigating a neighbor's complaint about loud music get an honest answer from the offender.
Brookfield police are investigating a fraudulent car payment after bank found counterfeit bills.
The latest police calls also include a stolen van, hotel elevator rescue and doughnut complaints.
Brookfield's Sister Cities Committee is selling extra tickets it has to watch the Milwaukee fireworks from Fitch Plaza on second floor of the War Memorial Center.