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Have You Seen This? Port Washington-Saukville on YouTube
Aquaponics, winter lake surfing and photos of picturesque Port Washington all are featured on the popular video uploading website.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
- Port Washington-Saukville, WI
I graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire with 2 bachelor's degrees, one in Print Journalism and the second in Spanish. I then interned in the online department for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and also spent a year as a copy editor for the Green BayPress Gazette. I am currently pursuing a Masters of Business Administration with an emphasis in Internet Marketing degree from the Florida Institute of Technology (don't worry, classes are all online, so I'll still be covering the news here!)
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Details Emerge for Family-Friendly Event Replacing Pirate Fest
The Grafton Blues Association is hosting the new festival the first weekend of June.
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Changing Lives in 2013: Keep Moving With TrY Ozaukee Multisport Club
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Kwik Trip Fights for Saukville Location
The company will appeal Saukville Plan Commission's decision in January to deny a permit that would have allowed them to build on the location near a wetland.
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Packers Tailgate Party, Hosted by Saukville Lions Club
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Port Washington Woman's Club Holiday Luncheon
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Driver Accused of Hitting Deer on Purpose Faces Charges
A West Bend man who contacted police to report a truck-deer collision is accused of running the animal down on purpose, and charges were filed Wednesday in Ozaukee County Circuit Court.
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Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Caught on Video: Driver Kills Deer — On Purpose?
Video released Tuesday by Port Washington police appear to show the West Bend man who contacted police to report a truck-deer collision running the animal down on purpose.
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PD: Car Smeared With Smoked Fish, And No Suspects to Blame
A roundup of recent activity from the police reports also includes a drunk and passed out bicyclist as well as improper use of 911.
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Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Mom's Night Out: Local Business Offers Weeknight Escape
A Mom's Night Out event on Thursday night offers time away for moms of four-legged and two-legged creatures.
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Local, Organic Experience Focus of New Restaurant in Port's Downtown
Twisted Willow will open late May to the public, with a focus on locally grown and organic products and a unique menu with specialty drinks and homemade dishes.
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Driver Kills Deer — On Purpose, Cops Say
A West Bend man contacted Port Washington police to report a truck-deer collision, hoping to claim the deer — but We Energies employees put the kibosh on those plans after proving he had run the animal down on purpose.
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Port Washington-Saukville|News|
PD: Missing Gun's Whereabouts Remain Unknown
A .22 rifle is missing from a Port Washington home, and while the resident doesn't know for sure when it was taken, he had a couple suspects in mind.
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Wisconsin Ambulance Safety Inspection Program Comes Under Scrutiny
While Port Washington and Saukville fire department officials say the communities' emergency vehicles are in good shape, others raise concerns that some ambulances in Wisconsin just shouldn't be on the road.
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Whitefish Bay, WI|News|
Wisconsin Ambulance Safety Inspection Program Comes Under Scrutiny
North Shore Fire Department officials share concerns with others throughout the state about Wisconsin's ambulance inspection program, with some worried that some ambulances just shouldn't be on the road.
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