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NEWSROOM * CIRCULATION * ADVERTISING
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July 2010
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» Flood severely damages Jewish Community Pantry
» 10 municipalities plus MMSD report sewer overflows
» Flood kits, tetanus shots available for North Shore residents
» Help us select our All-Suburban Baseball Team and you could win Brewers tickets
» Willowbrook Place to offer resident assistance
» Ninja suspect to stand trial in August for alleged assault
» 8 communities plus MMSD report sewer overflows
» Group to offer free medical care in Ozaukee County next month
» Good news for sectional top seed Nicolet keeps coming in 16-5 rout of HHS
» Ozaukee board passes Arizona apology resolution
» Mequon man claims lottery winnings
» In battle of desperate squads, Bay baseball team outlasts HHS, 7-6
» Floodplain land purchase along Little Menomonee River OK'd
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Nicolet nightmare: 80 percent of school hit hard by flooding
Glendale — Summers in school districts tend to be quiet. Usually there are construction upgrades, planning for the coming school year, interviews for vacant positions and not a lot more.
- related link: Rain falls and damage rises in the North Shore
- related link: Bayshore stores hit with flood damage
- related link: Fire Department swamped with storm calls last week
Residents pass district levy
Mequon — After three hours of discussion that, at times, was contentious, residents in the Mequon-Thiensville School District voted 47-27 to approve a 0.19 percent increase in the property tax levy for the 2010-11 school year at the annual meeting Monday.
From NOW Newspapers
- Residents pass district levy
- Nicolet nightmare: 80 percent of school hit hard by flooding
- Rain falls and damage rises in the North Shore
- Fire Department swamped with storm calls last week
- Bayshore stores hit with flood damage
- Grafton ace stops Knights' state bid
- Sports Wrapups
- New coach's spirits don't dampen, even after flood
- Nicolet, Bay, Brown Deer move on to second round
- Senior housing gets OK to increase care
Police News
Recent police reports from the Mequon and Thiensville police departments
Going Prices
Recent home sales in Mequon
Around the Town
Our picks from the Community Calendar
Jump, Giggle, Mime and Wiggle
Date: Tuesday, July 27
Listen to a series of stories for children ages 4 to 10. The story session begins at 7 p.m., at Brown Deer Public Library, 5600 W. Bradley Road, Brown Deer. For details, call (414) 357-0106.
The Fifth Annual Shorewood Gardens Tour
Date: Saturday, July 31
Enjoy the use of color, features and variety in this garden tour through Shorewood. Tours take place from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., in the Shorewood business district, Shorewood. Admission is $10.
• Village of Thiensville
• Mequon-Thiensville School District
• Mequon-Thiensville Chamber of Commerce
• Ozaukee County official web site
Visit our complete list of Mequon and Thiensville Links.
Should the Brewers trade Prince Fielder?
Storm hits the burbs
Be sure to check out our photo gallery of images from the aftermath of the torrential storms that hit the Milwaukee area last week.
Do you have some news that you'd like to share? Tell us what's going on with your family, business, school or organization!
- "Cash is KING"
- Industrial Forum
- Mequon Photographer at Firefly Art Fair
- Mequon Author Event
- Paint, Shop, and Indulge for a good cause Empty Bowls Kick Off Event
- B.O.S.S. Baseball Academy Tryouts for 2011 season
- 4 Corners for Kids Poker Run
- Bowers To Become The Next Principal of Homestead High School
- Mequon dancer takes silver at national championships
- HHS Kammerchor Performs Sunday, July 18, 2010
From local celebrations to school events to family gatherings, share your visual memories with the rest of the community.
Local residents weigh in on what's happening in the community.
If you'd like to share your opinions with your neighbors, consider becoming a Community Voices blogger. Get started today.
Mayor Curt Gielow shares his thoughts about why Mequon is a great place to live, work and play.
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Cops Corner
Police Department blog
focuses on crime prevention
Five North Shore police departments are teaming up on a new blog that provides residents with the crime prevention and safety tips, and news about community service projects and events throughout the area.
Latest post:
Find some summer fun
Check out all the free (and fun!) things you and the kids can do this summer, courtesy of MilwaukeeMoms.com.
Cheers and JeersNOW sports writer Steve Tietz gives his take on the prep sports scene:
Gas WatchFind out where the cheapest gas is being sold in Mequon and Thiensville.
Family WatchdogUse the interactive map to see where sex offenders live and work in Mequon and Thiensville.
Presidential campaign contributionsFind out how much your neighbors are giving to the candidates.
Data Warehouse: More searchable databases
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