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Wisconsin Humane Society seeking photo submissions for 2012 calendar.

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Wisconsin Humane Society seeking photo submissions for 2012 calendar.

Test scores remain steady at Port Washington High School despite increase in participation.
Port Washington Common Council expects to meet next week, instead, but the date has yet to be set pending aldermen's schedules.
Purses stolen in smash-and-grabs, while entire center console lifted off another vehicle.
About $9,000 worth of items stolen from dozens of mostly unlocked cars in Port Washington and Saukville; thefts continue in rest of county, too.
Starting today, Patch sites nationwide will chronicle the pursuit of the dream — and the obstacles to achieving it — in an ongoing series of stories.
Patch has you covered all week long, with a look at upcoming meetings and events to keep your week busy.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.
Ozaukee County Special Olympics teams traveled to Eau Claire for an outdoor tournament.
Milwaukee Curling Association presents $1,000,000 to county as down payment for construction of the club's new building on Ozaukee County Fairgrounds.
Mars, a "goofy" American pit bull, terrier and labrador retriever mix is waiting to be adopted at the Wisconsin Humane Society-Ozaukee Campus.
Organizers to present plans, residents' comments to Port Washington Parks and Recreation Board on Thursday night.
Victor's Pier Street Shanty near the Port Washington Harbor offers a tasty meal with an enjoyable view.
Port Washington-Saukville school officials discuss the use of social media in the classroom, hoping to soon make a districtwide policy about utilizing the online tools.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.
Port Washington Yacht Club hosting flare shoot Saturday morning to allow boat owners to safely get rid of expired shells.
Patch has you covered all week long, with a look at upcoming meetings and events to keep your week busy.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police gallery.
Seven more residents have reported items stolen from unlocked vehicles since Monday.
Head to the Wisconsin Humane Society-Ozaukee Campus now for a 25 percent discount on your adoption fee, and while you're there meet Cyber, a 3-year-old Alaskan Husky Mix.