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Port Washington Police Report: Another Bout of Nudity in City Limits
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 Police and Fire Commission is meeting Monday to discuss the qualifications, time line and more for finding a new chief.
Family got out safely despite the smoke alarms not working.
Local Editor Lyssa Beyer part of team to compete in the Port Washington Maritime Heritage Festival's Cardboard Boat Regatta; entries accepted until Saturday.
Only prescription drugs will now be allowed in the drop boxes.
Meet these 3-month-old Australian Cattle Dog mix puppies waiting to wag their tails in your home, plus learn some tips on keeping your animals cool in this week's heat.
Release of name pending formal charges from the District Attorney against the Florida woman.
Port Washington, Saukville still under heat advisory from the National Weather Service as "very hot and humid" weather lingers.
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter.
Port Washington Historic 1860 Light Station opens its doors to the public every weekend, but is looking for volunteer guides so it can do more.
Former home of the Port Washington Senior Center is up for sale, and the historical society is making a last-chance grab at maintaining city ownership of the building.
Petition circulating to require Kleen Test Products to get rid of the detergent odor, which company officials say they work hard to keep contained.
Thomas plans to retire by the end of year rather than next May; Police and Fire Commission to create panel to review replacement.
Area libraries offer free ways to escape the heat, including a hands-on reptile exhibit later this week.
A long tradition in Port Washington, Patch joins a group of walkers to help kick off the 47th annual Fish Day event.
W.J. Niederkorn Library in Port Washington adds the Nook Simple Touch to its e-reader options; here's Local Editor Lyssa Beyer's take on the product.
Buttons still available to purchase for Fish Day main stage, and the carnival opens tonight. Plus, Patch will be part of the early morning 2-Mile Walk.
Authorities may have 'person of interest' in Thursday night blaze in basement of building.
Harry Potter series holds special meaning for Port resident whose niece died in a car accident.
Area businesses now selling buttons needed to get to the Main Stage during the fest; carnival rides available Friday night.