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The Volunteer Center of Ozaukee County hosts the event all weekend long.

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The Volunteer Center of Ozaukee County hosts the event all weekend long.

What attracts hummingbirds, orioles or blue birds to your yard? Friends of Nature has your answer.
With a long list of unique pizza names and toppings, it may come as a surprise what actually tops the list as the most popular choice.
Design plans for an overhaul of the parking lot behind the 100 block of Franklin Street in Port Washington's downtown will be introduced in early April.
The coffee shop has a long list of beverage options, but these few are among the top choices ordered by customers.
The Milwaukee Public Television program with host John McGivern featuring Port Washington aired on Thursday.
The Village of Saukville said it wouldn't clear the newly constructed walks of snow, and the town of Port denied the responsibility as well — but what did the state say?
The incident took place on Wednesday morning in Port Washington, and the 36-year-old Greenfield woman was found after a witness was able to identify the company logo from the sticker on her car on Thursday morning.
The 36-year-old Greenfield woman was found after a witness was able to identify the company logo from the sticker on her car.
Baltica Tea Room's first Downton Abbey Tea Party was such a hit it's bringing the event back a second time.
Friday is the last day for residents to vote early in person for Tuesday's election and clerks' offices across the state, including in Port Washington and Saukville, are required to be open.
An effort by the Human Rights Campaign that coincides with oral Supreme Court hearings Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, D.C. has become very visual on Facebook — but not every effort supports the issue.
The One Book One Community: A Taste of Giving Back event will take place April 20 in the Thomas Jefferson Middle School cafeteria to benefit the organization This Star Won't Go Out.
A Port Washington resident says her cable line has been cut twice in the past couple months, and the neighbor she blames says he believes she's stealing the cable — but he denies cutting the line.
A student was hit while crossing Grand Avenue this morning, and the Port Washington Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating the vehicle as the driver fled the scene.
The Saukville Community Food Pantry is now offering a free meal site for community members in need, and is reaching out to the community for volunteers as part of the effort.
A special Pet CPR & First Aid Class took place Monday night for firefighters from the Saukville Fire Department at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus in Saukville.
Here's all the information you need to know about where to vote in Port Washington or Saukville on April 2 and what's on the ballot.
Both Sentry Food Stores and McDonald's in Port Washington reported receiving the counterfeit money. The police department has forwarded the bills to the Secret Service.
A round up of the police reports also includes underage alcohol and tobacco citations.