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Port Police Report: Residents Rev Up and Land Themselves Citations
A roundup of recent activity from the police reports also includes cars covered in syrup and kids throwing objects at cars.

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A roundup of recent activity from the police reports also includes cars covered in syrup and kids throwing objects at cars.

Lake Michigan provides beautiful views and abundant activity opportunities for Port Washington residents and visitors. Dockside Deli, along the lake, has a daily view of harbor's beauty — and shares it with readers here.
The Port Washington Farmers Market kicked off on Saturday with quite a few additions and perfect weather.
Jaron Omon of Port Washington is charged with homicide by intoxicated use of vehicle in the early morning crash that killed Kelly Phillips of Port Washington.
Kelly Phillips of Port Washington was killed in a tragic accident on Sunday morning. Funeral Services for Kelly will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday.
The Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus is looking for local businesses and residents to help with the Feasting for Felix event.
Treasures of Oz event offers attendees an opportunity to explore and learn about the natural habitats and wonders of Ozaukee County.
The Port Washington Main Street program is replanting the planters this weekend, and volunteers are welcome to take home the extra panzies.
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
The electrofishing survey is part of the Fish Passage Program with the main goal of reconnecting fish with their native habitats throughout Ozaukee County and volunteers are needed for several dates.
The Port Washington Common Council has had quite a few discussions about beach improvements lately, including runoff and rubble problems as well as possible beautification to the entrances.
The Port Washington Common Council had recommended the reduction in January, and the County Board approved the lower speed this week.
Blue Heron Artisan's Gallery will open in the historic fire engine house on Sunday, and artist space is still available. The banquet hall planned in the lower half of the building will be ready to open in July.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation continues to move closer to finishing its Highway 33 construction project.
Mrs. Spyder's Biker Patch opened on April 20, and it stocks items from T-shirts to incense to jackets and bandanas — and, of course, embroidered patches.
Organizers hope the Port Washington Farmers Market will look more like a community festival in the city's downtown each week; one big change attendees should take note of is the hours will move later.
Common Council expresses concerns over annual fest after city crews spent Monday morning cleaning up garbage and vendors reported problems with security and electricity — or lack thereof.
The Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus is offering free presents with every cat or kitten adoption this weekend.
As winners of a raffle drawing at the Egan to Cure MS fundraiser, a group of kids got a ride to Thomas Jefferson Middle School in a fire truck.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Ozaukee County has lots of local kids looking for matches — as well as plenty of already successfully paired "bigs" and "littles." This week we meet 8-year-old Kenny, who's waiting for his big.