Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Keep an Eye Out for Pink Eye, Prevent it With these Tips
The American Academy of Ophthalmology offers information to parents about the prevention of pink eye.
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|
Have You Seen This: Kayaker Tries Out Boat While Upside Down
Kayak surfing, kayak fishing — and even kayaking upside-down are just some of the YouTube videos posted by users in the Port Washington area. Check out these summer moments now that fall is nearly officially here.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port PD: Teens Attempt to Lure Girls with Candy, Later Claim it was a Joke
A roundup of recent activity from the police blotter also includes vandalism of city planters, vandalism to a vehicle in the marina parking lot and loud noises.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Prevent the Next Lake Michigan Tragedy from Happening
Do you know about different kinds of lake currents, and how to survive being caught in them? Do you wonder how to learn about lake safety? Experts answer these and other questions in hopes of preventing another drowning after Tyler Buczek's tragic
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
High School Launching First-Ever Robotics Team
The Port Washington High School is seeking community mentors to help with a variety of aspects of the Robotics program.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Greenfield, WI|News|
Celebrate Your Local Libraries During National Card Sign-Up Month
The American Library Association is promoting September as National Library Card Sign-up Month. If you don't have a card, what are you waiting for?
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Greenfield, WI|News|
Motor Vehicle Injuries Leading Cause of Death for Children
Sept. 16-22 marks Child Passenger Safety Week, shedding light on safety issues surrounding the use of car seats and other factors to help keep children safe in and around vehicles.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Week Ahead: Apple Pie Sale and Girl Scout Registration
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Motor Vehicle Injuries Leading Cause of Death for Children
Sept. 16-22 marks Child Passenger Safety Week, shedding light on safety issues surrounding the use of car seats and other factors to help keep children safe in and around vehicles.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Fox Point-Bayside, WI|News|
Motor Vehicle Injuries Leading Cause of Death for Children
Sept. 16-22 marks Child Passenger Safety Week, shedding light on safety issues surrounding the use of car seats and other factors to help keep children safe in and around vehicles.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Another Tradition that's been Americanized
Tacos weren't born with gobs of cheese and sour cream — and while those taste good, the traditional Mexican style definitely satisfies my hunger. Find out where to get these localyl.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Services Set for 3 who Died in Town of Saukville Crash
Stephen Miller, of Port Washington, along with Jayme Ceplina, of West Bend, and Nicholas Snow, of Germantown, all passed away after a single-vehicle crash in the town of Saukville.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Hwy. 33 Project to See End in October
Crews will be pouring final sections of pavement in Saukville next week, and work on the Highway 33 project is now set for an October completion.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Brookfield, WI|News|
Duluth Trading Opens Second Location in Wisconsin
The long-awaited retailer is now open to the public, and plans to add the historic Smith Brother's fish sandwich back to the menu, as well as once again offer lemon meringue pie in October. Click through these pictures to see what the store looks l
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Greendale, WI|News|
Celebrate Your Local Libraries During National Card Sign-Up Month
The American Library Association is promoting September as National Library Card Sign-up Month. If you don't have a card, what are you waiting for?
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Celebrate Your Local Libraries During National Card Sign-Up Month
The American Library Association is promoting September as National Library Card Sign-up Month. If you don't have a card, what are you waiting for?
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Duluth Trading Opens its Doors in Port Washington
The long-awaited retailer is now open to the public, and plans to add the historic Smith Brother's fish sandwich back to the menu, as well as once again offer lemon meringue pie in October. Click through these pictures to see what the store looks l
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Old Prescription Medication Drop-off Sept. 29 in Port
Accepted are prescriptions and over the counter medications, prescription liquids, ointments and creams, veterinary medications, vitamins and herbals.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port's Mark Rolison, Global Giving Program Featured as Greatest Person
Port Washington resident Mark Rolison was inspired on an overseas trip to create GloBall Giving, a nonprofit that collects and donates used sporting equipment to children in poor countries. A fundraiser dinner is being held on Oct. 27.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
For Many Students, Community Colleges Offer Better Deal and Faster Career Track
Students and educators say any stigma is fading from the nation's community colleges. A growing number of students are choosing 2-year programs to find high-paying jobs — in fields where businesses are actually hiring.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
