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Week Ahead: Preschool Open House and Live Music
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
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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Tellos Wins 'Best Sample' at Humane Society Fundraiser
The Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus held its Feasting for Felix event on Thursday, raising more than $10,000 to benefit the shelter animals.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Hunt for the Best Local Sandwich Continues
After spending the week sampling all sorts of food, Local Editor Lyssa Beyer hopes readers can help chose the best sandwich as part of Patch's Readers' Choice summer edition.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Council Continues Call to Reduce Signs on Hwy. 33
Port Washington aldermen express concerns and frustration about the amount of signage surrounding the new roundabouts on the nearly-completed Highway 33 project.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Adoptable Cat 'Boomer' has Quite the Personality
Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus has dogs, cats and small animals available for adoption. Plus, check out the Feasting for Felix fundraiser on Thursday night.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
George Webb Dine-and-Ditch Ends in Theft Citations, Warrant Arrest
Three teenage men dining at the restaurant made a run for it without paying, but waitstaff were able to flag down a nearby sheriff's deputy to help.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Sundance Patio Sees Approval Despite Neighbor Complaints
The Port Washington Common Council approved the use of an outdoor dining area at Sundance in Port Washington, also allowing live music, despite complaints from neighbors about noise and other problems.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Patch to Judge 'Feasting for Felix' Event on Thursday
The fundraiser to benefit the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus features food from 21 area restaurants, and a number of judges will be selecting winners among the vegetarian dishes.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port Police Help in Oak Creek After Sunday's Shooting
Port Washington is one of many agencies that contributed resources during the ongoing investigation of the shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port Police Report: Construction Worker Uses Stick to Fend Off Driver
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter also include high school kids intimidating younger children at Possibility Playground as well as an accidental 911 call.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Port Washington, Saukville 2012 Primary Election Guide
With the election season under way, this is what every Port Washington and Saukville resident needs to know about voting in the Aug. 14 primary.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Help Your Favorite School Win Money From Target
Port Washington-Saukville schools are in a Facebook competition to receive up to $10,000 in gift cards from Target.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
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Wade Michael Page: Shooter Also Led Band Classified as White Supremacist Group
The gunman in Sunday's Sikh Temple shooting is a Colorado native who led a music group that has been classified as one supporting white-supremacist ideology. He was honorably discharged from the Army in 1998 after six years of service.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Wade Michael Page: Shooter Also Led Band Classified as White Supremacist Group
The gunman in Sunday's Sikh Temple shooting is a Colorado native who led a music group that has been classified as one supporting white-supremacist ideology. He was honorably discharged from the Army in 1998 after six years of service.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Brookfield, WI|News|
Honor Flight Aiming to Break World Record with Movie Premiere
Only about 2,000 tickets are left for the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight Field of Honor event, set for Saturday in Miller Park. A group's documentary will premiere, with flyovers, Leap Frogs sky diving and more.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Honor Flight Aiming to Break World Record with Movie Premiere
Only about 2,000 tickets are left for the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight Field of Honor event, set for Saturday in Miller Park, during which a premiere of the group's documentary will play.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Half Off a Sandwich? That's a Maybe!
The summer edition of Readers' Choice is in full-swing right now, and as part of the competition Patch plans to spend some time with our local sandwich makers — lucky customers will get free water bottles and discounts on food.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Week Ahead: Flavored Ice Pops and Charity Dinner
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
Most Popular: The Flaw in Gun Laws is its Far Too Restrictive
Patch area residents submit their opinions on a daily basis, and this roundup shows you the most popular reads, including talk about gun control, an analysis of Clay Matthews sacks and discussion on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff
Port Washington-Saukville|News|
PD: Port Youth Baseball Reports Concession Stand Break-in
Someone attempted to steal from the Port Washington Youth Baseball and Softball booth at Thomas Jefferson Middle School; luckily the group doesn't leave cash behind, but some candy is missing and there are no suspects.
Lyssa Beyer, Patch Staff