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Meet Kevin Rudser, New Alderman to Port Council
Port Washington resident Kevin Rudser is one of two new faces that will join the Port Washington Common Council next week.

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Port Washington resident Kevin Rudser is one of two new faces that will join the Port Washington Common Council next week.

Bowl for Kids' Sake is held annually at Harbor Hills Recreation Center in Port Washington and features teams of bowlers joining together to help Ozaukee County’s youth that need us most.
Alcoholism is not a moral weakness, but a family disease that is treatable, from which people can and do recover, says the Ozaukee County ATOD Prevention Consortium.
A Milwaukee area couple's romance began at The Pasta Shoppe in Port Washington, and despite living far from the lakeside the two look forward to trips to Port. The couple also recently won Patch's Cutest Couple Contest.
Representatives from the Ozaukee County Public Health Department and the American Red Cross-West Bend Chapter will share information on how to build a personalized emergency preparedness kit during this April 17 event.
Check out these tips from your local Ace Hardware store to prepare your yard for spring.
Cedar Grove-Belgium Middle School is learning from We Energies peregrine falcons recovery efforts through a variety of initiatives and class curriculum.
Inspired by this year's choice for the One Book, One Community program, Patch as well as the W.J. Niederkorn and Oscar Grady libraries are organizing a tasting event to benefit families who have teens or children diagnosed with cancer.
Kevin Rudser joins the Common Council as the 5th District Alderman despite surprise competition in the write-in race; Bill Driscoll now represent the 3rd District after an uncontested race.
It's hard to bust a drought, and even tougher to do it in winter; however the third wettest "dry season" puts the dusty summer of 2012 to rest.
A resident returned home to find mustard squirted on the front door of her home, and the culprit remains a mystery.
Newcomer Joe Voiland ousted incumbent Tom Wolfgram in the Ozaukee County Circuit Court race during Tuesday's election. Here's the breakdown of how Port Washington and Saukville voted in that and other statewide races.
Three incumbents and one newcomer ran for three spots on the Saukville Village Board in Tuesday's election. Village President Barb Dickmann also continues in her position after an uncontested race.
Ozaukee County Circuit Court Judge Tom Wolfgram has held the position since 1994, but his signing of the petition to recall Gov. Scott Walker has lead to a heated race — and the newcomer Joe Voiland is apparently taking over.
Saukville Police Chief Bill Meloy will retire in June after 40 years as the village's chief and 45 total years with the department.
The pizzeria and restaurant began serving food on Monday night, and hopes business will pick up soon in this city of "friendly" people.
A roundup of recent activity from the police blotter also includes a man trespassing to do a little fishing and a yard full of trash.
Getting a new phone turned out to be not-so-exciting for this Port Washington resident.
Emma Rose, a 17-year-old girl undergoing cancer treatments, has been putting together donation baskets for other cancer patients, and Stars and Stripes Honor Flight is donating to the cause.
In an interview about the Milwaukee Soldiers Home, Port's Howard Hinterthuer shares his story for supporting the restoration of this national "treasure."