Shorewood, WI|News|
Wisconsin State Rep. Tests Positive For Coronavirus
"One thing is certain," State Rep. David Bowen said. "It is imperative that this virus be taken seriously."

Scott Anderson is a jack-of-all-trades journalist who came up through the ranks of photojournalism nearly 20 years ago. In his career, he's documented relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina, photographed three U.S. presidents, and photographed more high school sporting events than he can remember.
He's won a Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism for his work documenting the parental generation gap and was honored at Patch for his work on the state's Opioid crisis.
Scott completed his undergraduate coursework at UW-Platteville and has a Master's Degree from UW-Madison in Journalism. He's a proud Wisconsinite who loves the outdoors. He loves his wife and two children.
You can reach him at scott.anderson@patch.com
"One thing is certain," State Rep. David Bowen said. "It is imperative that this virus be taken seriously."

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"The City Clerk’s Office can no longer maintain sufficient staffing levels to operate these sites," city officials said Monday.
Greendale school officials addressed teacher pay, the superintendent position, the union contract and leave pay in an online meeting format.
Gov. Tony Evers says he will issue a "stay-at-home" order on Tuesday, saying people need to take the coronavirus emergency seriously.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers issued new rules about K-12 education in light of the coronavirus public health emergency.
State health officials have confirmed three deaths from the new coronavirus and are warning of a mask shortage for health care workers.
In our tracker and map, we're keeping tabs on the total number of coronavirus cases in Milwaukee County.
Officials have closed public buildings and playgrounds amid the coronavirus public health emergency. Updated information here:
Here are the parking regulations Shorewood police will not be enforcing, and which ones they will be moving forward.
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Among the permanent layoffs are 24 servers, 14 bartenders, a total of 15 cooks and seven hosts.
Campsites, and state parks offices are closed, but people will still be able to do outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing.
Food delivery services, restaurants offering deals, free or inexpensive streaming options, pharmacy deliveries and more.