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Most local schools closed
Most area school districts have called off classes today, including Arrowhead, Hamilton, Kette Moraine, Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, Waukesha, University Lake School and Lake Country Lutheran High School.
Check for more closings here.
Hearing postponed in Rural Home Cemetery case
By Kaitlin PhillipsA injunction hearing scheduled this afternoon regarding Rural Home Cemetery has been postponed until June.
The hearing was meant to address the complaint of 34 Rural Home Cemetery plot owners against former Rural Home Cemetery Association members and representatives of the Village of Big Bend after a state approved transfer of the property happened earlier this year.
Last week, the judge in the case clarified an Feb. 24 temporary restraining order allowing Big Bend to perform maintence and services at the cemetery with the condition any funds or financial renumeration be placed in a trust.
Sheriff's lieutenant resigns, state authorities refer charges to D.A.
By Steve GarrisonA lieutenant with the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department resigned last week, but a criminal investigation by state law enforcement continues.
Jennifer Wallschlaeger, a spokewoman for the sheriff's department, said Sarah Massa resigned from the force on Wednesday, March 5.
Wallschlaeger confirmed that the former lieutenant is currently being investigated by the Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) for unspecified reasons.
The investigation was referred to the DCI by the Waukesha Police Department. Dennis Angle, deputy chief for the department, said in December that he had received a complaint against Sarah Massa and he chose to refer it to state authorities.
Sarah Massa is married to former City of Waukesha police officer Chris Massa, according to marriage records.
» Read Full ArticleSimple Hope packathon held at Mukwonago High School
By Carol Spaeth-BauerThe Mukwonago High School Key Club, along with other high school clubs such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society, and the Mukwonago Rotary Club have been working with Simple Hope, a non-profit organization to hold a Community Packathon at Mukwonago High School on Saturday, March 22, from 8 a.m. to noon.
Participants in the Packathon will work by mixing food with small teams of eight and sealing the food into plastic bags. The bags of food will then be sent to the orphanage and colony in Tanzania. Participants will then walk through the "village experience" by seeing the size of Tanzanian homes, carry buckets on their heads and experience other aspects of Tanzanian life. Each participant is required to raise $25 to pay for the food and transportation of food to the impoverished communities. Volunteer time is estimated to be about one hour.
Community members are invited and encouraged to participate. For those interested in obtaining information, visit the Simple Hope website at www.simple-hope.org/packathon. Participants are encouraged to register online where they can sign up for their hour to work or can just show up and register at the door. The $25 donation can be paid ahead of time on the website or paid upon arrival at MHS.
Interested community members who would like to help but are not available on the date of the Packathon may contact Mark Montanye at email@example.com and offer a donation to sponsor a high school student to participate in the project. All Donations are tax deductible.
Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas reveals he has prostate cancer
By Don Behm of the Journal SentinelDan Vrakas revealed Tuesday he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and might begin treatment as early as next week in San Diego.
Waukesha County ExecutiveThe treatment will not interfere with his ability to perform his duties as county executive, Vrakas said in a statement.
Tests confirmed the cancer several weeks ago, according to Vrakas.
"It is not believed the cancer has spread beyond my prostate," he said. "I feel lucky the cancer was detected when it was, and that I will soon begin treatment and get on the path to recovery."
"I strongly encourage men to have annual physicals and to consult their doctor" to determine the need for additional medical screening, Vrakas said. He said his prostate cancer was indicated in tests of blood samples collected during a routine medical checkup in late January.
» Read Full ArticlePewaukee hit and run
involved in a hit and run accident.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is asking for your help in locating a suspectThe accident occurred on Feb. 20 at approximately 7:24 a.m. in the area of Springdale Road and North Avenue in the City of Pewaukee.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department responded to a hit and run accident involving 2 motor vehicles, however, the stricking vehicle fled the scene prior to police arrival.
The suspect vehicle is a 4 door black Acura with WI registration similar to 387 LRX. The operator was described as a white female with short, black hair possibly in her 50's.
There could be damage to the front driver's side of the vehicle.
» Read Full ArticleWaterford man struck, killed on Highway 83
By Steve GarrisonA 42-year-old Waterford man was pronounced dead Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 83 south of County Line Road in the Town of Merton.
According to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department, the man, who has not been identified, is believed to have exited his vehicle after striking a deer on the road at 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11.
He tried to move the deer out of the roadway, according to a news release, and while doing so was hit by another vehicle that was traveling south on Highway 83. The driver of the second vehicle has been identified as a 44-year-old Hartford man.
The Waterford man was transported by ambulance to Aurora Hospital in Summit where he was pronounced dead.
Highway 83 was closed for about three hours following the crash, which remains under investigation at this time.
Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas diagnosed with prostate cancer
By Christopher KuhagenWaukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas announced Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will soon begin treatment.
In a news release, Vrakas said that several weeks ago his doctors told him that his prostate-specific antigen levels were abnormally high.
Additional testing and a biopsy showed that Vrakas, who has been county executive since 2005, has cancer.
"It is not believed the cancer has spread beyond my prostate," Vrakas said. "I feel lucky the cancer was detected when it was, and that I will soon begin treatment and get on the path to recovery."
Vrakas, who was born and raised in the City of Waukesha and is a graduate of Waukesha South High School, will receive care from local doctors, in addition to treatments at the Scripps Proton Therapy Center in San Diego.
» Read Full ArticleHighway 83 closed near North Lake
Highway 83 is closed in both directions between Highway CW (Mapleton Road) and Highway Q (County Line Road), and is expected to remain so for the next two hours because of an accident, according to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department.
JSOnline is reporting that a driver hit a deer, then got out of the vehicle and was hit by another vehicle.
Palmyra-Eagle district to hold State of the District meetings
By Carol Spaeth-BauerPalmyra-Eagle Area School District will host two public meetings to present the strategic plan for the district and discuss how the district name change will fit into these overall efforts. One meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 12, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Eagle Elementary School, with another meeting held on Thursday, March 13, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Palmyra-Eagle High School.
The agenda includes remarks by District Superintendent Glenn Schlender and Board of Education President Richard Kiehl. Following the presentation, community members will be invited to participate in tabletop discussions about the symbolic meaning of the name change and offer additional recommendations.
The school board will review suggestions, and make a final decision on a name change at the April 8 board meeting.
Family Reading Summit planned at OPL
By Donna FrakeOn Saturday, March 29, the Oconomowoc Public Library and Books and Company will be sponsoring "Baby, Let's Read: a Family Reading Summit". The program will be held from 1- 3 p.m. at the Oconomowoc Public Library, 200 South St.
From 1 – 2 p.m., the session will help parents understand the importance of reading to babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Highlights of the program include a presentation by Dr. Dipesh Navsaria, pediatrician, assistant professor of pediatrics, occasional children's librarian, public health professional and child health advocate. He is the founder and director of the Pediatric Early Literacy Projects at the University of Wisconsin, and is the founding medical director of Reach Out and Read Wisconsin. Dr. Navsaria's presentation will stress the importance of early childhood reading exposure as an indication of academic and professional success later on in life. Volunteers will supervise children while parents attend the presentation. Simultaneously, in other areas of the library, Storybook Enchantment Princesses and Star Wars characters will be present for photo opportunities, a read-aloud session will be taking place for children, and the presentation will be shown via live video feed for those parents needing to stay with their children in the library.
The big highlights of the event -- the Reading Pledge and book giveaway -- will begin at 2 pm following the presentation. Families will be asked to pledge to read as much as possible to their birth to 5 year olds. Each young child in the family will receive a free book. According to organizers, the idea behind the pledge is to help parents commit to reading as much as possible during those formative years.
Several methods will be discussed to help parents with their commitment to read. A blog will be established to assist the pledgers to stay on track. Pledges will also be displayed at the Oconomowoc Public Library to remind people of their commitment to help these kids become as successful as possible.
If you have any questions, please contact Ray McKenna or Betsy Bromley at the Oconomowoc Public Library, 262-569-2193 or Lisa at Books & Company, 262-567-0106.
Hometown harmonicist brings swing to OAC
By Steve GarrisonHomegrown harmonica player PT Gazell remembers as a small child listening to the jukebox at the Strand Annex, his father's malt shop and the go-to place for teenagers emptying out of the downtown theater that inspired its namesake.
It was the era's eclectic mix of music - rock, blues, folk and country - that motivated him to leave the City of Oconomowoc almost 35 years ago to make a name for himself in the resurgent bluegrass scene of the 1970s.
Gazell, now living in Nashville, will return to Oconomowoc in March to perform at the Oconomowoc Arts Center.
His most recent album, "2 Days Out," is emblematic of his shift toward swinging, melodic jazz, though Gazell said he does not identify himself specifically as a jazz musician.
» Read Full ArticleGive blood today in Dousman
The Blood Center of Wisconsin is holding a blood drive from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 10, at Emmanuel United Church of Christ, 36821 Sunset Drive, (Highway 18) Oconomowoc.
Appointments can be made online at www.pcw.edu or by calling the church office at (262) 965-4022 (mornings only). Each unit of blood donated can save three lives.
KM girls BB team stops Homestead
By Chuck DelsmanHost Kettle Moraine's girls basketball team stopped Homestead Friday night in a WIAA Division 1 regional first round game, 51-34.
KM led 22-18 at halftime and moved that advantage to 38-24 after three periods.
Senior Linley Achtenhagen led the Lasers with 27 points.
Pewaukee girls roll past North
By Chuck DelsmanThe host Pewaukee girls basketball team whipped Waukesha North Friday night in a WIAA Division 2 regional semi-final game, 59-36. PHS improved to 21-2 with the win.
PHS will host New Berlin Eisenhower in the regional title game at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
Pewaukee led 25-10 early in the second quarter and led by as many as 26 points in the fourth quarter.
Abby Gerrits led the winners with 13 points. Others chipping in for the Pirates were Lindsay Wisniewski with 10, Katie Wood 8, MacKenzie Schill 7 and Jessie Bacon 7.
Let's go out for a fish fry tonight!
By Marilyn JozwikThe Lenten season has started and that means a big selection of Friday fish fries hosted by area churches and other organizations.
Wear your favorite Hawaiian shirt and lei to the Luau Fish Fry at St. Charles Catholic Church, 4:30 to 7 Friday at 313 Circle Drive, Hartland. Enjoy baked gluten free cod or fried cod (all-you-can-eat) and either a baked potato, French fries or potato pancakes. Homemade desserts, as well as your choice of beer, wine or soda are available for in-house diners. Cost is $10 adults in advance, $11 at the door; $6 for children 4 to 12; free for children 3 and younger; $5 grilled cheese; $12 almond-crusted cod loin. Call (262) 367-9922.
Friday fish fries are also planned for 4 to 7 p.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church, 12801 W. Fairmount Ave., Butler, and Holy Apostles, 16000 W. National Ave., New Berlin. Cost is $8 at St. Agnes and $10.50 at Holy Apostles.
St. Paul's Catholic Church, Highways 83 and D in Genesee Depot, is hosting a fish fry from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday while Nashotah House Theological Seminiary, 2777 Mission Road in Merton, will have a fish fry from 5 to 8 p.m.
The Elks Lodge, 2301 Springdale Road, Waukesha is having a fish fry from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Friday. The dinners feature an assortment of baked and fried cod and fried shrimp. Varied weekly specials include perch, walleye and grilled salmon. Appetizers include shrimp cocktail. Takeouts available.
Oshkosh Lourdes a step ahead
By CHRIS SCHUCKFor a realistic shot at an upset, Lake Country Lutheran head boys basketball coach Cole Braun figured his team had to play in the 40s with and undefeated and highly-regarded Oshkosh Lourdes team standing in its way.
For a while Thursday, it looked as though that dream could become reality. The Lightning trailed the Knights at halftime, 22-20, at West Bend in a WIAA Division 4 sectional semifinal, forcing the favored No. 1 seed to get its act together.
Teams don't come into the postseason undefeated because luck was on their side. Braun and the Lightning were certain of that.
The halftime talk worked for the Knights, and whatever adjustments they made paid off. Oshkosh Lourdes scored the first 8 points of the third quarter for a 30-20 lead, finished the period with 22 points and wound up with a 56-36 victory over LCL.
Lourdes relentlessly overplayed the passing lanes to pressure LCL out of its first-ever sectional appearance. The Knights chewed off plenty of time in the fourth quarter with execution in the half-court game and patience with the ball.
» Read Full ArticlePirates roll over Bradley Tech, 66-50
By CHUCK DELSMANThe most accomplished playwright in the world couldn't have written a better opening script than the one produced by the Pewaukee boys basketball team Thursday night.
The PHS opening act was about as good as it gets.
Playing in the first round of the WIAA Division 2 sectional at Greenfield High School, the Pirates opened the game by making their first four shots, all 3-pointers. They jumped out to leads of 11-2 and 16-4 before closing the first quarter with a stunning 24-10 lead. In that period, Pewaukee burned Milwaukee Bradley Tech by sinking 6 of 8 triples.
The Pirates led from start to finish and won the game going away, 66-50. Tech finished the year at 17-8.
"We made six 3-pointers in the first quarter and that was tremendous," said Pewaukee coach Mike Basile. "That got us off to a great start against a quick team like Tech. Making those shots got rid of the nerves and that was big. The guys really battled hard all night. Now we're one of just eight teams left in the state with one game to go."
» Read Full ArticleMukwonago holds off Memorial's rally
By JR RadcliffeLike the sizable band embedded within the loud and enormous Beloit Memorial student section, the Purple Knights basketball team seemed to hit its crescendo as the game moved closer to its final moments. But in the end, it was the familiar refrain as the Mukwonago boys basketball team qualified for the sectional final for a third consecutive season.
Mukwonago built a 24-point lead in the first half, and though Beloit Memorial whittled that advantage to 6 points and rode a wave of momentum that made the Indians nervous, MHS emerged from the Lake Geneva Badger gymnasium with a 60-48 victory Thursday night.
"We made a few mistakes when we were in that zone; we left some open holes," said Mukwonago senior Aaron Nixon, who was a key player for a team that lost in the sectional final to Madison Memorial two years ago and topped Memorial en route to the state final last year. "But when they have a crowd that big and hit some shots with momentum. … There's not much you can do when they're hitting those deep shots and the crowd is getting behind them."
Nixon led Mukwonago with 15 points, and Dominic Cizauskas added 11. Cizuaskas had two steals and two assists in a 16-0 run to open the second quarter that put Mukwonago in charge, 26-4, and the lead was 32-7 when Koy Brecklin hit the first of two 3-pointers on the night.
When Brecklin hit the other with 1:54 to play, it was huge, a shot from the corner that gave his team a 54-44 lead after Memorial got as close as 50-44.
» Read Full ArticleLCL boys fall in sectional
By Chuck DelsmanLake Country Lutheran's boys basketball team lost to Oshkosh Lourdes Thursday night in a WIAA Division 4 first-round sectional game, 56-36. The game was played at West Bend.
The Lightning, playing in the sectional for the first time in school history, closed out the year with a 14-11 record.
Pewaukee boys win, move to sectional final
By Chuck DelsmanPewaukee's boys basketball team made 6 of 8 three-pointers in the first quarter Thursday night as they ended the Milwaukee Bradley Tech season in a first round WIAA Division 2 sectional game at Greenfield, 66-50.
By winning, the Pirates (18-7) will play in the sectional championship game on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Brookfield Central against Wisconsin Lutheran.
PHS led 24-10 after the first period and never trailed.
Will Olewinski fired in 13 points to lead the Pirates. Others chipping in on offense were Evan Hansen with 12, John Conroy 10, Steve McGowan 9 and Eric Lutzen 8. Lutzen also had 7 blocked shots.
Judge issues clarification in Rural Home Cemetery order
By Kaitlin Phillipsa temporary restraining order issued to the Village of Big Bend over Rural Home Cemetery last week.
A clarification was issued yesterday by Waukesha County Court Judge Lee S. Dreyfus in regards toThe clarification to the temporary restraining order gives the Village of Big Bend the ability to provide maintenance for Rural Home Cemetery as well as "contract, arrange, and allow or provide burials and the sale of plots in Rural Home Cemetery."
According to Village President James Soneberg the clarification allows the Village to complete operations such as snow plowing on the property as well as assist a family who had inquired about burying a loved one who passed away last week.
This story is still developing, read more in next week's Mukwonago Chief.
I-94 East blocked at Hy. 83
By Chuck DelsmanThe eastbound lanes of I-94 before Highway 83 are blocked due to an accident. Cars are being taken off the road at the Highway 83 exit.
The accident that blocked that road took place around 7:30 a.m. Traffic was backed up for almost four miles.
AG candidate Brad Schimel to give Bill Kramer donation to charity
By Daniel Bice of the Journal SentinelThis is how you know you've officially become toxic as a politician:
Other politicians start rejecting or giving away your donations.
State Rep. Bill Kramer, who was ousted from his leaderhip post this week, gave $500 to Waukesha County District Attorney Brad Schimel -- a GOP candidate for attorney general -- in November. It's the only political donation Kramer made from his campaign account in the second half of last year.
A Schimel spokesman said Tuesday that he will not be keeping the cash from the Waukesha Republican.
"Schimel is donating the Kramer (money) to charity," said Schimel campaign aide Darrin Schmitz, who did not identify the nonprofit.
» Read Full ArticleMan charged with fleeing two-car crash in Men. Falls
By Steve GarrisonA 26-year-old Milwaukee man has been charged with his second drunken driving offense, allegedly fleeing a two-car crash scene in Menomonee Falls that left one man injured.
Demetrius Baker was charged on Monday, March 3, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with drunken driving (cause injury), drunken driving (second offense), hit and run (involving injury), and operating on a suspended license.
According to the criminal complaint, Menomonee Falls Police were dispatched at 5:45 a.m. Sunday, March 2 to a two-car crash at the intersection of Lilly Road and Silver Spring Drive.
Dispatched advised in the complaint that a white SUV had fled the scene. An officer located the vehicle, which was riding on a rim and had suffered heavy damage to the passenger side quarter panel.
Baker was identified as the driver, though he initially claimed in the complaint his friend "Mike" was driving when the crash occurred. He failed several field sobriety tests and registered a .18 blood alcohol content on a preliminary breath test, the complaint states.
» Read Full ArticleMen. Falls woman charged with fifth drunken driving offense
By Steve GarrisonA 50-year-old Menomonee Falls women was charged Monday with her fifth drunken driving offense, allegedly driving with her 10-year-old daughter at nearly twice the legal operating limit for alcohol.
Yvonne Zindler, N90 W17421 Saint Francis Drive, was charged on March 3 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with operating while intoxicated, fifth offense, with a minor child in the vehicle.
She was previously convicted of drunken driving in September 1995, May 2001 and twice in January 2002.
According to the complaint, an officer with the Waukesha City Police stopped Zindler's vehicle near White Rock Avenue and Main Street at about 10:30 p.m. Saturday, March 1.
The officer noted in the complaint that Zindler was slurring her words and had bloodshot eyes. Her 10-year-old daughter sat in the passenger seat and a backseat passenger was identified as David Berry.
» Read Full ArticleMASD and Mukwonago SAVE present on bullying
By Carol Spaeth-BauerDemystify bullying while learning how to prevent and confront it as a community during a program from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, in the Mukwonago High School auditorium.
From 6 to 6:30 p.m. enjoy a resource fair featuring information on healthy communication and prevention followed by a short presentation and an abridged version of the documentary "Bully," which follows the lives of five youth and their families, offering insight on America's bullying crisis. Clay Iverson, business teacher and MHS football coach, will emcee the event.
From 7:30 to 7:45 p.m. Miss High School America Annie Jorgensen of Homestead High School will deliver a presentation titled "The Power of a Positive Teen." This program is recommended for sixth grade and up.
Many paths to success available to Mukwonago students
By Carol Spaeth-BauerWhile the nation celebrated and recognized Career and Technical Education Month during February, Mukwonago High School (MHS) celebrates its Cooperative Education and Youth Apprenticeship (YA) program throughout the school year by providing students the best opportunities possible with meaningful learning through a direct connection between school experience and work environment.
When most parents think of schooling beyond high school, many may have four-year colleges in mind leading to bachelor degrees, explains MHS Associate Principal and School to Work Coordinator Mark Blodgett, based largely on myths around the economy, higher education and the relationship between a college degree and a good paying job. However, MHS offers 33 advanced standing career and technical education courses in business and marketing, child care, health care, food service, automotive service, technology and engineering — dual-credit courses with Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) and other technical and four-year colleges. In 2012-13, MHS had 242 students receive advanced standing credit.
"These classes give our students a head start in moving from high school onto further education and/or training," said Blodgett. "Mukwonago parents know that School-To-Work programs don't preclude college, but can prepare their children for challenging, well-paying occupations without closing any avenues."
Read more about Mukwonago's Cooperative Education and Youth Apprenticeship program in next week's Mukwonago Chief.
Pasta for Puppies spaghetti dinner in Mukwonago
By Kaitlin PhillipsBichon and Little Buddies Rescue will host a "Pasta for Puppies Spaghetti Dinner" on Saturday, March 8 beginning at 5 p.m at the St. James Activity Center, 830 Hwy NN in Mukwonago. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for children under 12 and include spaghetti with homemade sauce and meatballs or meatless sauce, garlic bread, salad and a choice of beverage. There will also be bakery available for sale and a raffle. All proceeds will benefit Bichon and Little Buddies and Wisconsin Akita & Friends Rescue.
More on s-l-o-w commute
By Kelly SmithLake Country motorists are experiencing a very slow ride to work and school this morning because of an overnight snow storm that has left many roads snow covered and slick.
Highway crews have been able to at least partially clear most major thoroughfares, state highways and express ways, however, many subdivision and side streets remain snow covered.
To make matters worse, many Lake Country municipalities are facing a shortage of street salt. The communities have been restricting salt applications to intersections, hills, and curves during the past several weeks in an attempt to conserve salt.
Most of the municipalities purchase their salt in bulk through either Waukesha County or the State of Wisconsin and stockpile inventories at Jones Island in the Port of Milwaukee.
Waukesha County officials are warning that the supply on the island has become depleted and new shipments of salt from Canada have not arrived because they are being delayed by the frozen waters of the Great Lakes.
» Read Full ArticleMorning commute: S-L-O-W
The weather has once again played havoc with the roads, leading to an extremely slow commute this morning, with several accidents reported throughout the Metro area.
One car is in the ditch near Waukesha County Technical College in Pewaukee, and eastbound traffic on Highway 16 is backed up past the exit to Main Street.
Motorists should plan extra time for their commute this morning.
Meet Waukesha County Supervisor District 24 candidate
By Carol Spaeth-BauerWaukesha County District 24 voters can meet supervisor candidate Larry Bangs from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 6, at the Big Bend Lions Club, W230S9323 Riverside Drive, Big Bend.
The event will provide residents the opportunity to discuss issues with Bangs.
Calling student sleuths
By Donna FrakeThe Oconomowoc Public Library is hosting a murder mystery party for teens in grades 7 - 12 from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, March 7.
Registration is required and space is limited. Call (262) 569-2193, ext. 210, or email email@example.com today to reserve your spot.
Pewaukee, LCL cage teams still alive
By Chuck DelsmanOnly two Lake Country area boys basketball teams are still alive in the WIAA post-season tournament as Pewaukee and Lake Country Lutheran both won two games on the weekend.
Pewaukee whipped New Berlin Eisenhower on Saturday and will now play in the Division 2 sectional on Thursday at Greenfield at 7 p.m. against Milwaukee Bradley Tech.
Lake Country Lutheran also won on Saturday and will now play in the Division 4 sectional at West Bend on Thursday at 7 p.m. as they clash with Oshkosh Lourdes.
KM hockey makes state meet
By Chuck DelsmanThe Kettle Moraine/Mukwonago/Oconomowoc boys hockey team defeated No. 8 ranked Waukesha Saturday night at Wilson Park in Milwaukee, 3-1, to earn a berth in Thursday's WIAA state tournament in Madison.
KM/MHS/OHS (15-8-4) will be making its third state meet appearance and first since 2007. The Lasers will play Onalaska (21-3-1) at approximately 8:15 p.m. Thursday at the Alliant Energy Center.
KM got goals from Brandon Beier, Allan Moutvic and Jeff Johnson. Collecting assists were Connor Freeman, Jonathan Carfagna (2) , Alex Manske, Nick Bateson and Beier.
Senior goalie Max LeClaire was outstanding for the Lasers, turning back 34 of 35 Waukesha shots. The winners also got big games on defense from Freeman, Andy Behling, Brock Ellena and Miks Grundmanis.
Germantown still too powerful for Arrowhead
By Robert Van GrollSaturday evening's matchup between Germantown and visiting Arrowhead went from a relatively close 39-31 game at halftime to an 80-52 win for the two-time defending state champions from Germantown. The home team may not have come into the playoffs as the undisputed favorite to win the Division 1 state title, as they had in previous years, but Germantown headed to the sectional semifinal looking the part.
Germantown employed a stifling pressure defense that caused Arrowhead to turn the ball over on numerous occasions, taking a 23-14 lead after the first quarter and expanding that lead on an Even Wesenberg basket, a Brian Bearden steal and dunk and a Lamonte Bearden interception converted into two free throws, making it 28-14.
Arrowhead persisted, however. After a 3-pointer from Ricky Finco, Arrowhead created a turnover of its own when Matt Calewarts stole the ball and scored. The visiting Warhawks rode that momentum for the remainder of the half and went into halftime trailing by only 8 points.
The second half started poorly for Arrowhead, as Germantown scored the first 8 points of the half and went on to outscore Arrowhead in the third quarter, 26-9. Germantown continued to utilize the high pressure defense, and Arrowhead simply could never quite adapt to it.
"They crashed the boards hard offensively," said Arrowhead coach Craig Haase, "and they make you pay on putbacks. I thought in the third quarter and in the first quarter, they got some offensive putbacks that started the game out for them. They want to get after you and pressure you, and that caused a lot of turnovers on our part. Usually we handle the ball fairly well. Tonight just didn't go our way. It's a good team. There's a reason why they've done as well as they have done. I don't fault our kids one bit; we gave a phenomenal effort."
» Read Full ArticlePewaukee finds another gear in overtime to down Lions
By JR RadcliffeRyan Stepanovich estimates he routinely makes 19 out of 20 free throws in practice. Good thing for Pewaukee, he had already gotten that 20th one out of the way.
With 4 seconds on the clock Saturday in a WIAA Division 2 regional final at New Berlin Eisenhower, Stepanovich canned a pair of free throws to tie the score, and Pewaukee found another gear in overtime to emerge with a 50-39 victory over the Lions. The Pirates (17-7) will face Milwaukee Bradley Tech (17-7) at Greenfield on Thursday in the sectional semifinal.
Stepanovich missed the second of two free throws with 21 seconds to go, leaving Eisenhower with a 1-point edge. But after Lions star Reed Timmer split his own set of free throws with 17 seconds to go, the Pirates cashed in on their final possession. Stepanovich and the Pewaukee bench felt he had drawn the contact on his driving layup attempt, which went down, but officials ruled the foul came on the floor.
"I'm usually pretty confident with my free throws," the senior said. "I knew I could make both of them, and I wasn't going to let those last two free throws affect me."
Will Olewinski stole a pass on the first possession of overtime and ultimately hit a 3-pointer from the corner, and Evan Hansen stole a ball at midcourt to lead a transition possession that concluded with an Eric Lutzen 3-point play at the 3:03 mark of OT. The Pirates scored the first 12 points of overtime to put the game out of reach.
» Read Full ArticleEllingson delivers signature performance
By CHRIS SCHUCKIf you weren't at Kettle Moraine High School on March 1, you missed it. Brady Ellingson didn't.
With the score tied 46-46 and 10 seconds remaining in the WIAA Division 1 regional final between KM and Sussex Hamilton, Ellingson started to make his move after receiving a pass from Jacob Hartung. Ellingson had the undivided attention of two Kettle Moraine defenders, senior leaders Paul Miller and Mitchell Oleson. Weaving left outside the 3-point line, just in front of the Hamilton bench, he leaned into a 3-pointer that sank as the buzzer sounded.
Sixth-seeded Hamilton was ecstatic, defeating the No. 2-seeded Classic 8 Conference champion Lasers, 49-46. Ellingson scored 38 of his team's 49.
"Coach Cerroni told me I'm getting the ball, and I did," Ellingson said. "I prayed it would go in, and it did. Earlier in the season against Brookfield Central, I passed on the last shot, but coach told me that couldn't happen again."
The Chargers wound up falling to Brookfield Central in overtime, the state's No. 1 ranked team and 24-0 after another win Saturday. Instead, Hamilton has made its biggest waves in the playoffs with back-to-back upsets. HHS knocked off Homestead on Friday, when Ellingson scored 29 points.
» Read Full ArticleLate-season OHS surge comes to halt
By Scott TortomasiWinners of seven straight to close the regular season and mindful of a five-point loss to Sun Prairie in last season's regional, the Oconomowoc boys basketball team again hit the road to face the Cardinals with their eyes on keeping their streak going.
Instead, the Raccoons ran head-first into a buzzsaw.
Sun Prairie's 1-3-1 defense was stifling as Oconomowoc managed just four field goals in the first half, and the Cardinals (15-8) raced out to a 39-13 lead at the break en route to a 69-44 drubbing of the Raccoons (10-13) in a regional semifinal of the WIAA Division 1 tournament.
"I thought we were ready to play," said Oconomowoc senior Nick Pierce. "We've been playing good basketball and felt like, if we could get off to a good start and keep it close, we'd be OK. We didn't do that today, and it snowballed and just killed us."
Things started off well enough when Oconomowoc senior Canton Larson gave the Raccoons a 3-2 lead with a 3-pointer from the top of the key. But Sun Prairie quickly took advantage of seven straight empty possessions by Oconomowoc — five missed shots and two turnovers — to reel off an 11-0 run thanks largely to seven points from Sun Prairie junior Nick Noskowiak.
» Read Full ArticleArrowhead fills the gaps to down Waukesha West
By CHUCK DELSMANIt's never easy trying to win a high school basketball game against a top-notch opponent without your leading scorer and second leading rebounder. But that's exactly the situation the Arrowhead boys team faced Friday.
Hosting Classic 8 Conference rival Waukesha West in an opening round game of the WIAA Division 1 regional, the Warhawks delivered a clutch performance in the fourth quarter and stopped the Wolverines, 55-49.
But the big news before the game for Arrowhead (17-6) was the fact that standout sophomore Bryce Nze was not going to play. The talented 6-foot-5 sophomore suffered a foot injury during practice earlier in the week and is most likely out for the season.
"We knew that it was going to be very difficult to play without Bryce, but our guys went out there tonight and made it happen," said Arrowhead coach Craig Haase after the game. "And I can't give enough credit to our seniors, every one of them. They did it for us tonight. But that's the way they've been all year. Our seniors have been great."
All six of the AHS seniors came through when it counted on Friday. With the score tied at 35-35 after three quarters, seniors Billy Hirschfeld, Matt Calewarts, Ricky Finco and Charlie Reuteman combined to score 18 of Arrowhead's 20 fourth period points, putting the game away eventually with some outstanding foul shooting in the final 1:48.
» Read Full ArticleHartung provides the complementary ammo for upset
By JR RadcliffeJacob Hartung didn't see the floor in the first half Friday night. But he's one of the main reasons Sussex Hamilton's boys basketball team will see the floor again Saturday.
The sophomore scored all 14 of his points after halftime, a huge pick-me-up for a Chargers team that went down by as many as 10 points in the second half against Homestead in the WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal. Brady Ellingson scored his customary allotment, bringing in 29 points, and the 1-2 punch was enough to stage a 57-47 upset in Mequon.
Hartung closed the third quarter with a 3-pointer and three free throws to give the Chargers a 1-point lead heading into the fourth, and he scored 7 straight Chargers points in the fourth quarter, when Hamilton was able to slowly pull away.
"I knew I had to come in and help my team hit open shots," Hartung said. "It's either me, (Mitch) Geszvain or Dan (Lunowa); we have to feed off Brady. When he gives us open shots, we have to knock them down."
Hartung, the third or fourth player off the bench for the Chargers, saw his first action in the first 2 minutes of the second half. So why not sooner?
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By Chuck DelsmanLake Country Lutheran's boys basketball team won its WIAA regional opener Friday night at home against Horicon, 56-43.
C.J. Teske led the Lightning with 14 points.
Pewaukee rolls over Waukesha North
By Chuck DelsmanHost Pewaukee's boys basketball team rolled over visiting Waukesha North Friday night in a WIAA Division 2 regional game, 72-52. PHS dominated in the first half, leading 37-12 at the intermission.
Eric Lutzen led the Pirates with 14 points and John Conroy had 10.
KM boys win tourney opener
By Chuck DelsmanKettle Moraine's boys basketball team led from start to finish on Friday night as they defeated visiting Menomonee Falls in a first round WIAA regional game, 69-59.
Sam Huskisson fired in 18 points to lead the Lasers.
KM will host Sussex Hamilton Saturday at 7 p.m.
AHS boys end West cage season
By Chuck DelsmanArrowhead's boys basketball team defeated visiting Waukesha West Friday night, 55-49, in a first round WIAA Division 1 regional game. By winning, AHS earned the right to play at Germantown Saturday night at 7 p.m. in the regional championship game.
The score was tied at 35-35 after three periods and the Warhawks never trailed in the fourth quarter, thanks to some huge baskets by the senior trio of Billy Hirschfeld, Ricky Finco, and Matt Calawerts.
AHS also made 9 of their final 10 free throws in the last 1:48 to ice the win.
Arrowhead (17-6) played the game without its leading scorer, sophomore Bryce Nze, who suffered a foot injury in practice this week.
Calawerts led the Warhawks with 15 points. Finco added 14 to that total and Hirschfield had 13.
Delafield City Hall check controversy
By Kelly SmithCity of Delafield - One month before the April municipal elections, a controversy has erupted in City Hall over about $13,000 in checks the city issued to mayoral candidate Kent Attwell two years ago as part of his role with neighbors in a joint Nagawicka Lake dreding project with the city.
City officials are demanding that Attwell produce cancelled checks and other documents that describe how he spent the money in 2011 and 2012. Mayor Ed McAleer said Attwell initially refused to cooperate with City Administrator Tom Hafner.
City officials began the inquiry into the checks after it was discovered Attwell had not filed, nor had the city required, customary documents justifying the issuance of the checks and describing how the money was spent.
The inquiry started when Alderman Tim Aicher raised questions about why Attwell received the checks.
Attwell and five neighbors paid about a $150,000 to privately dredge along thier residential shorelines. The city contributed abougt $20,000 because a city owned parcel of shoreline was located in the midst of the dreding area.
» Read Full ArticleBe crafty this weekend
By Marilyn JozwikThere are so many ways to get out and get moving this weekend.
After seeing all the skating at the Olympics recently, kids might want to see if they have the stuff to be an Olympic or NHL hockey star. All across America ice centers are hosting Try Hockey for Free Day Saturday. Local rinks – Mullett Ice Center and Naga-Waukee Ice Arena, will have certified coaches available to show kids the basics of hockey in a safe environment. Equipment is provided. Mullet is located at 700 North Ave., Hartland. Naga-Waukee is located at 2699 Golf Road, Delafield. To learn more visit www.tryhockeyforfree.com.
For adults who want to try something new, why not try Contra Dance starting at 7 p.m. Saturday at Prairie Hill Waldorf School, N14-W29143 Silvernail Road, Pewaukee. Lessons are 7 to 8 p.m. A dance with caller and band from is 8 to 11 p.m. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 students. For more information call (262) 490-0769 or visit www.prairiehillwaldorf.org.
If you've got an affinity for art, let your talent shine at the Tile-A-Mile event 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pewaukee High School. 510 Lake St., Pewaukee. Paint a tile and help create a mile of art installation in the high school. The event also includes make-and-take projects, bake sale and refreshments, art exhibition, raffles, face painting and art demonstrations. Proceeds benefit the PHS Visual Art Department.
Ben Franklin Crafts, 1083 Summit Ave. in the Whitman Park Shopping Center in Oconomowoc is hosting a hands-on craft workshop 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. The two-hour workshop, in honor of National Craft Month. features Jessica Peck of Sweetie Pie Bakery, author of "Felt Toys for Little Ones." Peck will explain projects from her book. For more information call (262) 567-0271 or visit www.benfranklincraftswi.com.
Large turn-out cancels public hearing in Big Bend
By Kaitlin PhillipsKaishian property in the Village of Big Bend was canceled this evening after well over 100 people filled Village Hall.
A public hearing on theThe hearing, which was scheduled for 6:30 p.m. was standing room only by 6:15. Shortly after, police turned people away from the meeting room citing fire code. Those people filled the halls until they were informed that too was a fire hazard and they filled the lobby, library and waited outside.
By 6:30 p.m. Soneberg announced that the Village would reschedule the hearing and move it to a more accommodating venue at a later time.
Residents are concerned about water contamination from the fill-site, which was cited for multiple violations in November including run-off issues. A petition asking for an "immediate cease and desist of dumping as well as air, water and noise pollution" which was passed around this month by neighboring subdivisions had more than 300 signatures as of tonight's meeting.
The property owner is applying for modifications to the current conditional use permit as well as to move forward with a second phase that would expand the project.
Former owner of Masterlink indicted for loan fraud
By Steve GarrisonThe former owner of Menomonee Falls-based Masterlink Corporation was indicted in federal court last week on charges of filing false loan statements for the company.
Bruce Magnuson is accused of filing false financial statements from 2006 until the company went into receivership in 2010, according to the indictment. The financial statements, which greatly inflated the financial stability of the information technology firm, were used to secure a $750,000 small-business loan from M&I Bank in July 2009, the indictment asserts.
Magnuson, 62, has already entered into a plea agreement with the U.S. District Attorney's Office, according to court documents. Under the agreement, Magnuson would pay $608,098 for the Masterlink loan and another $358,368 for a loan secured by one of his other corporations. Magnuson would also face anywhere from three to four years in prison.
According to the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions, Magnuson currently serves as CEO for Cablemaster Corporation in Milwaukee, an electrical wire and cable distributer and manufacturer.
Masterlink Corporation was founded by Magnuson in 1989 and specialized in IT consulting and network integration. The company was named a "Future 50" fast-growing company by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
» Read Full ArticleBingo fundraiser benefits Nature's Classroom
By Carol Spaeth-BauerNature's Classroom Institute and Montessori School of Mukwonago is hosting a bingo fundraiser at Roma's Restaurant in East Troy on Saturday, March 1 from 3 to 7 p.m.
Tickets are $25 and include 15 games of bingo as well as an all you can eat pizza buffet and refreshments. Lots of prizes and raffles will be given away.
Doors open at 2 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door but space is limited. To guarantee a spot, please call (262) 363-6820 to purchase tickets in advance.
All proceeds will benefit Nature's Classroom Institute & Montessori School of Mukwonago. Nature's Classroom Institute and Montessori School is a non-profit youth education organization that focuses on providing quality learning experiences in nature for students locally and across the nation.
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Board considers standards for private dog parks
If you're a dog owner in Henrico County, there's only one public place in which your dog is legally permitted to run "at large" (free from your control) – Dorey Dog Park in Varina.
But a request from a county homeowners' association could eventually lead to more private options for dog owners. The Henrico Board of Supervisors may consider adopting standards that permit private dog parks to be constructed in the county. The Wyndham Foundation has requested permission to establish such a park, following a survey of Wyndham homeowners that found widespread interest. During a work session Sept. 25, supervisors discussed the merits and faults of private dog parks and what the standards for such parks might entail. Current county code prohibits dogs from running at large except on homeowners' private property or at the Dorey Dog Park, which opened last October. County planning officials suggested that if the board were to adopt guidelines for private dog parks, they should require that such parks: • be at least one acre in size; • include fencing at least five feet in height; • include 400-foot setbacks on all sides to the nearest dwelling or structure; • include a minimum of 15 parking spots per fenced acre; • be open only from dawn to dusk; • forbid commercial boarding and breeding operations on site. Tuckahoe District Supervisor Pat O'Bannon said she saw the merit in such private parks as a way to provide exercise for dogs and a chance for owners to interact and make friends – particularly at apartment complexes – but wondered if those complexes would be able to meet the setback standards. Henrico principal planner Ben Blankenship said that his office could design separate standards for such complexes if the board desired. The county likely would require approval of a conditional or provisional use permit for any private dog parks, Blankenship said, to permit enforcement of applicable standards. Planners intend to meet with the Wyndham Foundation and return to present an update to the board within two months. |
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden nominated for North American honor
Henrico's Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of only 20 gardens in North America nominated for USA Today's "10Best Reader's Choice" contest for Best Public Garden.
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Henrico PAL honors seven community members at annual banquet
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
Keynote speaker for the banquet was Tim Hightower, a University of Richmond alumnus and former NFL running back. Hightower was introduced by Billy McMullen, former NFL player and a Henrico PAL board member. > Read more.
DAC chapter donates $1.3M in coupons
The Pocahontas Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, based in western Henrico, last year donated more than $1.3 million worth of manufacturers coupons to U.S. military personnel overseas. Throughout 2013, members and friends of the chapter clipped 952,349 manufacturers' coupons valued at $1,350,630, which Program Chairman Carole Featherston shipped to U.S. military bases abroad. Military personnel can use the coupons when shopping in base stores.
The National Society Daughters of American Colonists is a women's genealogical and patriotic society whose members are descended from a man or woman who rendered civil or military service in any of the American colonies prior to July 4, 1776. > Read more.
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The Henrico County Division of Recreation and Parks has several events to offer residents this weekend! Do you have what it takes to be a volunteer at Meadow Farm Museum? Learn more about the African Americans who served in the Union Army during the Civil War at Dabbs House Museum, or check out the Henrico County Adventure Series. The Division of Fire will dedicate the new Fire Station #7 this weekend as well. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Khumba-ya? Not quite
But animated South African film has its moments
You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
But when Khumba starts up, it looks nothing like you'd expect. The camera gazes across the savannah and the soundtrack swells with triumphant South African vocals. > Read more.
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Title | In loving memory of Robert James Dowdeswell |
Notes | Bob Dowdeswell was Pam Hyett's uncle. He was seriously injured in a road accident whilst driving a lorry near Dover, Kent. He died on the 20th April 1917 at Shorncliffe military hospital in Kent, and was buried at St Mary's, Prestbury, Cheltenham. Part of a collection relating to the service of Frank (7th Buffs) and Bob (Army Service Corps) Dowdeswell, of Shaw Green, Prestbury, nr Cheltenham. |
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Supplement Amount Why CayenneApply 0.025 to 0.075% capsaicin ointment four times per day over painful areas [3 stars] Capsaicin, an extract of cayenne pepper, appears to work by blocking pain signals and may ease many types of chronic pain when applied regularly to the skin.Cayenne Topical
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The award-winning Bumbo Floor Seat is the preferred choice of millions of moms and dads as their baby's first seat and has become a parenting essential. The Bumbo Floor Seat enables your baby to maintain a sitting position on the floor, allowing you to play with, read to, and feed your baby. The Bumbo Floor Seat should not be used until your baby can support his or her head.
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I had been looking at these on different web sites even before my baby had been born. I thought that they were just another unnecessary thing to buy and would be a waste of money when i had so much other stuff to buy. Then along came this little strong willed baby whose aim in little life is to do things long before hes supposed to ie:- Sit up!! He loved his rocker chair, I am so glad i took the plunge and bought one of these and it has been worth every penny so far.
5.00 rating Bumbo Has A Silly Name But A Great Purpose! By Color, Toronto, CA
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When a friend told me about the Bumbo, I thought:"What a crazy name for a baby chair. Why would a company name a chair to rhyme with Dumbo?". Regardless, the Bumbo is a great baby seat, and does in fact have an elephant motif on the front...
4.00 rating LOVE IT!! By Mrs Bergman, Newark, NJ
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We purchased the Bumbo seat on a friend's recommendation and couldn't be more pleased with the product. It is supportive for our 4 month old. It feels very sturdy. For comparison, we also purchased the BeBe Pod by Prince Lionheart, which looks similar. The reason I picked up the BeBe Pod was because I read that it was safer/sturdier/less likely to tip because it was oval in shape. When I got both home and compared them side-by-side, the Bumbo and the BeBe Pod were the same size in diameter when measuring from the front to the back along the base. The BeBe Pod (which has an oval base)was narrower than the Bumbo (which has a round base). The overall base of the Bumbo is larger and I felt that made it sturdier and safer. With regard to the material they are made of, the Bumbo is more firm and sturdy, and difficlut to compress when adult weight is placed on the sides and back. With the Pod, the sides bent in when I pushed on what would be the armrest area of the chair. When looking at the underside, there are more "spokes" for lack of a better word, connecting the perimeter of the seat to the middle in the Bumbo. The only other difference we noticed, is that when the baby is placed in the seat, the sides on the Bumbo come up higher (which is better for keeping baby from being to wobbly).
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