A Week in Review ... Jan. 31 to Feb. 6

Waukesha Patch realizes you are busy and may not have logged on in time to see some of the interesting stories that ran on the website before the stories were bumped off the front page.

So here is a look at some of the Waukesha stories the past week.

• Monday, Jan. 31

Waukesha Salvation Army surpasses Christmas fundraising goals
Community prepares for “Snowmaggedon”

• Tuesday, Feb. 1

 Snowstorm dumps on Waukesha, prompting Gov. Scott Walker to declare a state of emergency in Waukesha County
House owned by Oprah’s niece catches fire, creating $100,000 in damage

 • Wednesday, Feb. 2

Mayor Jeff Scrima challenges Upper St. Clair official in friendly Super Bowl wager
Blizzard dumps about a foot of snow in Waukesha, children enjoy day off school 

• Thursday, Feb. 3

Scrima’s Super Bowl wager is accepted but Upper St. Clair official ups the ante (and now has to hold a fundraiser)
Plows continue to clear snow from city streets

• Friday, Feb. 4

$36.7 million county building to go before city Plan Commission approval

• Saturday, Feb. 5

Waukesha residents share why they are Packers fans

•Sunday Feb. 6

Waukesha residents build giant football helmet in preparation of Super Bowl XLV