Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Mom Faces Felony Charges After Using Belt on Kids, Police Say
The 38-year-old Port Washington woman allegedly hit her 12-year-old son and then 13-year-old daughter on the wrists with a belt.
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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Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Lab Retriever Again Tops Most Popular Breed List
But the mighty bulldog pushes its way into the Top 5, as the American Kennel Club releases the annual list that gets everyone talking. Share your photos of your favorite breed!
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
UPDATED: Newspaper Report: City Administrator has $60K Benefits Package
A recent newspaper study showed City Administrator Mark Grams as having the most expensive benefits package among municipal employees in the state. Grams and city officials dispute the findings, however.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Take a Tour: Single Floor Homes for Sale in Saukville
Check out these local listings we found for homes on the market in Saukville. Are you a local realtor? Just click "Upload" and post your listings on Patch!
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Hardwood Floors Throughout 4-Bedroom Home for Sale in Port
Check out these local listings we found for homes on the market in Port Washington. Are you a local realtor? Just click "Upload" and post your listings on Patch!
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Cops Talk to Construction Workers After Resident Says They Used His Water
A roundup of recent activity from the police blotter also includes possible vehicle tampering and teens warned about trespassing.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
What Would You do With $40K?
Dannelle Gay of Operation $40K will visit W.J. Niederkorn on Feb. 16 for a free event to share her tips and tricks on extreme couponing that has saved her $55,000 since 2010.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Mobocracy Closes Doors After Short Stint in Port's Downtown
Business owner Craig Kasten said the second-hand vintage clothing store will continue to sell items online, citing a seasonal economy and lack of foot traffic in its inability to maintain its Port Washington storefront.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Remodel Offers 'Unique' Space for Port's Downtown
As renovations of the former Brewmeister's Trading Post near completion, building owner Ross Leinweber dishes on the unique apartment spaces as well as a modern retail space soon to be available.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
PD: Daughter Uses Dad's Name to Open Credit Card, Facing Felony Charge
The 45-year-old Saukville woman claims she activated a pre-approved card in her dad's name without his permission; her dad says this isn't the first time.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Emergency Calls at All Time High in 2012
The Port Washington Fire Department is able to take in more money because of the increased calls, which may come in handy when it needs to look at expanding it's location.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Muskego, WI|News|
'Our Angel': Woman Helps Pet Owners Through Animal Communication
Muskego pet owners turn to professional Animal Communicator Stacy Krafczyk in Saukville, who helps people connect with and understand their animals.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Week Ahead: Mardi Gras Event Benefits Music Students
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
$150K or Less Homes for Sale in Saukville
Check out these local listings we found for homes on the market in Saukville. Are you a local realtor? Just click "Upload" and post your listings on Patch!
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Newer Home on 20-Acre Lot for Sale in Port
Check out these local listings we found for homes on the market in Port Washington. Are you a local realtor? Just click "Upload" and post your listings on Patch!
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port High Likely to Expand Tech Program, Adding Teacher Part of Plans
The Port Washington-Saukville School Board Personnel and Programs Committee offered support of a roughly $160,000 investment in the technology programs offered at Port High.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
City's Deal with Ewig for Parking Lot Delayed
The Port Washington Common Council delayed a deal between the city and business owner Daniel Ewig for the purchase of the M&I Bank drive-thru by 60 days pending DNR review of an environmental study.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
City Chops Down Resident's Tree, Much to his Surprise
Port resident is hopeful the city will consider notifying homeowners when it plans to remove a tree from their property after his ash was cut down without his prior knowledge.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Voting at Schools Creates Mixed Feelings Among Patch Readers
Port Washington-Saukville School Board members during a meeting on Monday said mostly supported the idea of ending the use of district buildings as polling locations; readers were split on the idea.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Sentencing Delayed in Hit-and-Run Incident After Defendant Forgets to Show
Michael Frey, convicted of hit-and-run and possession of narcotics and of a controlled substance, was taken into custody on Wednesday after his sentencing was delayed because he "forgot" to check in with court officials.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
