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Port Washington Police Report: There is a Thief Among Us
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.

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A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.

Port Washington Common Council approves moving forward with the attempted sale of historic fire engine building, while leaving room for negotiations with interested buyers and the historical society.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.
Two more residents report items stolen from their unlocked cars parked in Port Washington.
Public meeting on Wednesday night will explore options to build a community garden in Port Washington.
Patch has you covered all week long, with a look at upcoming meetings and events to keep your week busy.
Controversial changes to Port Washington's lawn maintenance ordinance might not be so controversial after all.
Historical society still will fight to save the old engine house, while the city likely still will seek a sale.
National Garden Conservancy’s Open Days program features local farm for one day only.
Saukville restaurant brings small-town diner feel to your largely portioned plate, and leaves you satisfied.
If you can't adopt one of the kittens, the Wisconsin Humane Society-Ozaukee Campus will soon offer a music series to benefit the shelter.
Port Washington resident wins grand prize money from Port's Youth Baseball & Softball Lucky Pirate Cash Raffle.
Several Congressional websites experience server overloads after President Barack Obama urges Americans to contact their representatives regarding the debt-ceiling.
Port Washington will see its first annual Cardboard Boat Regatta during the Maritime Heritage Festival in August.
Despite statewide search, officials still hope to have internal candidate fill the job.
After a long application process, the Port Washington Fire Department's upgrade from EMT to paramedic service will start Aug. 1.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter includes a minor's attempt to take his beverage elsewhere.
Nature's Niche brought lizards, snakes and more to Oscar Grady Library for some hands-on action.
Patch has you covered all week long, with a look at upcoming meetings and events to keep your week busy.
A weekly look at a featured home on the market in Port Washington and Saukville.