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Megal Earns Tae Kwon Do Black Belt
Emma Megal, an 8th grader at Pilgrim Park Middle School, pushes herself to excel in Tae Kwon Do, softball, school and more.

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Emma Megal, an 8th grader at Pilgrim Park Middle School, pushes herself to excel in Tae Kwon Do, softball, school and more.

Motorists should prepare for single-lane closures to last until late June.
Chairman says the town has frozen its property tax levy in four of last six years and can balance its budget despite state aid cuts.
Superintendent Matt Gibson said the governor's proposed cuts to Elmbrook's taxing authority will outweigh savings in labor costs.
In his three decades at the Brookfield Fire Department, Jeffrey Johnson helped upgrade its public services and data collection.
Two aldermen question "invasiveness" of outdoor dining near residential areas.
Ponto supports governor's fiscal reforms, but says excluding police and fire unions creates inequities that need changes.
The 80-plus member high school forensics team, led by adviser Mary Wacker, won its ninth consecutive conference championship.
Latest police calls include Brookfield Central High School students caught smoking marijuana, and trespass through a broken McDonald's fence.
Homeowner returned home to find heavy smoke and fire in kitchen. The birds managed to break out of their cage but died in the fire.
It's today and you have nothing planned. But maybe it's not too late to throw a mini-party with a friend or two, or see a matinee of a best picture nominee.
Tense week of protests in Madison as Elmbrook Schools and local government employees await their fate.
City received complaints about snow plowing work this week; manager says staff learned from bad decisions.
At regional spelling bee Elmbrook middle school teams win all three spots, advancing to the Badger State Spelling Bee.
Bill that would cut all collective bargaining rights for most public employees except for capped wage increases will move to state Senate.
The School District and teachers' union agree to push the deadline to April 8 due to budget, bargaining uncertainties.
Head of Elmbrook Education Association says teachers are concerned about losing input over finances, school calendar, class sizes and work duties.
About 200 homeowners in the city and town of Brookfield want to be officially moved from the Waukesha School District to the Elmbrook School District.
About 200 homeowners in the city and town of Brookfield are trying to be officially moved from the Waukesha School District to the Elmbrook School District.
While School Board members await the governor's March 1 budget proposal, Elmbrook's board president showed new support for eventually adding K4.