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The Little Muskego Lake Association Tuesday night presented $5,000 to Muskego to help with the purchase and development of the 103-acre Borst property.
The donation was the first of 10 such gifts to the city over the next 10 years fulfilling the association's earlier pledge of $50,000 toward the project. The city bought the property for more than $1.2 million in early spring.
The Borst property, located north of Field Drive and a quarter mile west of Hillendale Drive, will be turned into a nature preserve where people will be able to hike on trails and possibly even use it for bow hunting and trapping.
Because the property is part of the Little Muskego Lake watershed, the Little Muskego Lake Association wants to help preserve it, said association president Ken Fries.
"When there's construction and development around a lake, it can impact water quality," he said.
Franklin police seek man who kicked player during soccer brawl
Police are looking for an adult soccer player suspected of kicking an opponent unconscious during a brawl sparked by fans at a game Sunday.
Franklin police were the first to respond to the fracas at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex about 3 p.m., Franklin police Sgt. William Van Zile said Monday.
Officers encountered a large fight still going on at the field. After the situation was brought under control, four people were found to have injuries — two security guards who had tried to break up the fight, and two players, one from each team.
Van Zile said three of the four were treated at the scene by the Franklin Fire Department, but one player had been knocked unconscious by a kick from an opponent and was taken Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare hospital.
"The fight apparently started when fans of one team were taunting the other side, which didn't like it," Van Zile said. "The players from each side tried to intervene, but it only made things worse."» Read Full Article
Bicyclist in Franklin struck, killed by motorist
A 41-year-old Franklin woman was killed Friday evening while riding her bicycle on State Highway 100 and Elm Court in Franklin.
According to Franklin Police, the bicyclist crossed over oncoming traffic to turn onto Elm Court shortly before 8 p.m. She was transported by ambulance to Froedtert Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Police offered no other information about the woman or the driver of the vehicle that struck her.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said it would not release information about her until Tuesday.
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Teams were looking to continue winning ways or bounce back after opening-week losses Aug. 28 and 29.
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New Berlin annual meeting tug-of-war
The annual meeting of the New Berlin schools was a tug-of-war between those who objected to the proposed 3.78 percent levy increase and those who wanted better care of the school buildings.
Ultimately, residents Monday approved the nearly $49.3 million levy for the 2014-15 school year on a vote of 28 to 16.
More than 40 residents attended the annual meeting held in the New Berlin West Middle/High School auditorium.
Those opposing the levy said the school's debt is too high and that they suspect the School Board of angling for a referendum to perform up to $22 million in school maintenance and upgrades.
Those speaking for the levy said they didn't want to see the schools strangled for lack of funding and said a laser focus on tax dollars is short-sighted. Schools in good condition that are competitive with schools in other communities are needed to keep up property values, some said.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 22
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Games started Thursday and continued through Saturday as programs faced off against Week 1 opponents.
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Motorcyclist killed in collision with pickup in Muskego
Muskego — A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a pickup truck Saturday, according to Muskego police.
Police say the vehicles collided at the intersection of Moorland Road and Janesville Road just before 2 p.m. An investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.
The operator and passenger of the truck were not injured, according to a news release from police. The motorcyclist has not been identified.
Severson earns easy victory over challenger
Waukesha County GOP leaders were able to breathe a big sigh of relief when county sheriff's inspector Eric Severson eaily defeated challenger Tom Alioto, a former Lisbon police sergeant, in the Republican primary election Tuesday, Aug. 12.
These results will likely determine who will be sheriff for the next four years since there is no Democrat running in the heavily Republican county.
Severson earned 32,940 votes compared to Alioto's 5,485.
After the votes were counted, Severson said he was "happy" and "humbled" by the outcome.
"We stuck to our message that qualifications count and the voters sent us a strong message that they want someone who is qualified to serve them and that is what I will be honored to do," Severson added.» Read Full Article
Eric Severson wins landslide vote for Waukesha County sheriff
Eric Severson, the chief inspector for the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office, is bound to bear the sheriff's badge after a landslide victory in the Republican primary election.
With more than 70% of the vote counted Tuesday night, Severson earned about 86% of the vote — more than 26,000 supporters — in the race against Tom Alioto, a former Town of Lisbon police sergeant.
Alioto earned about 4,300 votes.
There is no Democratic candidate for Waukesha County sheriff.
The candidates were seeking to replace Dan Trawicki, who served as sheriff for 12 years but declined to run for a fourth term.» Read Full Article
Panera wants to open on Moorland Road in New Berlin
The New Berlin Plan Commission and Architectural Review Committee will both consider plans for a Panera Bread restaurant at 4901 S. Moorland Road, near Quaker Steak and Lube.
The Architectural Review Committee will meet at 5 p.m. and the Plan Commission at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13. Both meetings will be in the New Berlin City Hall, 3805 S. Casper Drive.
Muskego Plan Commission shuns changes for lake homes, senior condos
A plan to build garden homes and senior condominiums on Little Muskego Lake hit a setback Tuesday at the Muskego Plan Commission that unanimously recommended against changes in zoning and the city comprehensive plan that would have allowed the plan.
Housing density was the main issue.
Ener-Con Companies proposes a gated community and a 24-unit condomium building for seniors along Janesville Road and just east of Pioneer Drive.
The zoning and 2020 Comprehensive Plan changes can still be approved by the Muskego Common Council that will consider them at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12.
The development plan that the commission reviewed considered was somewhat less dense than the original plan of seven homes and 30 senior condos in two buildings.
Muskego-Norway School District chooses former principal for interim job
The Muskego-Norway School Board appointed former Muskego High School principal Dennis Bussen as the interim High School principal on Monday.
The action came after the recent resignation of Ryan Oertel who has been at the school's helm for two years. Oertel is leaving to be curriculum coordinator for secondary education in the Elmbrook School District starting this fall.
With the school year nearly ready to start, this is a bad time to try to hire a principal, the School Board decided. Hiring an interim principal will mean the School Board can take its time to find the right person to permanently take over the reins.
Bussen was Muskego High School principal for 11 years from 2001 to 2012 before becoming an assistant Muskego-Norway superintendent in the 2012-13 school year. He retired last July at the end of the 2012-13 school year.
Events mark anniversary of Sikh Temple shooting
Chardhi Kala 6K run in Oak Creek.On the cusp of the second anniversary of the Sikh Temple shooting, people laced up their sneakers Saturday for the
Last year, members of the Sikh community created a weekend of memorial events, including the charity run, to mark the anniversary of the temple shooting that occurred on Aug. 5, 2012. Six Sikh worshipers were killed that day when a white supremacist opened fire on the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek.
The Sikh principle of Chardhi Kala means resilience, or having a positive attitude even in the face of fear and pain.
Roughly 400 people participated in the charity run, said Mandeep Kaur, one of the run's organizers.
More commemorative events at the temple are planned for this week, including a tribute and prayer services on Sunday and a remembrance ceremony on Tuesday.» Read Full Article
Muskego High School principal resigns
The Muskego School Board will be looking for an interim Muskego High School principal with the resignation of Ryan Oertel who has been at the school's helm for two years.
Oertel sent a letter Monday to parents saying he was leaving. This fall he will be curriculum coordinator for secondary education in the Elmbrook School District.
The School Board will discuss on Monday, Aug. 4, how to proceed in a search for an interim principal.
With the school year on the verge of starting, this is a bad time to try to hire a principal, said School Board President Rick Petfalski.
"People who were interested in being a principal started looking last spring and have accepted positions," by now, he said.» Read Full Article
Video: How to navigate construction surrounding the 2014 Wisconsin State Fair
West Allis — The Interstate 94 freeway ramps and streets around the fair are open to handle the surge of traffic starting Thursday with the opening of the 11-day Wisconsin State Fair.
That's a relief to West Allis Mayor Dan Devine who said, "They told us several times that it all would be open."
Freeway ramps at 84th Street have been closed for the massive Zoo Interchange rehabilitation project, as has the crucial Kearney Avenue that takes traffic coming from the west and exiting at 84th Street into the north end of the fair. The fair extends from 84th to 76th streets.
What will not be open is the 76th Street bridge over Interstate 94, a major route from the north to the fair's 76th Street entrance and to the fair entrance on Greenfield Avenue.
Instead, fair officials recommend taking 70th Street south to Greenfield Avenue and entering at 78th Street.» Read Full Article
Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas holding virtual Town Hall meeting on Twitter
Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas has been giving presentations on the county's budget over the last couple of weeks.
Today, he'll hold another meeting with county residents - just not in person.
Vrakas, who is active on social media, will host a virtual Town Hall meeting through Twitter from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The county executive said the virtual Town Hall meeting is being done in an effort to increase communication and citizen engagement and make county government more accessible to residents.
Vrakas encourages anyone who has questions regarding Waukesha County and the 2015 Waukesha County budget to tweet them to his Twitter handle, @CoExecDanVrakas, between now and the conclusion of the virtual Town Hall meeting.» Read Full Article


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TORONTO -- The Blue Jays made a switch to the lineup for their series-ending game with Texas, swapping Yunel Escobar and Kelly Johnson in the batting order, and it seemed to pay off.
Johnson hit a two-run homer, his sixth of the year, and Escobar went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and two extra-base hits in Toronto's 11-5 victory.
After Escobar hit .217 with a .257 on-base percentage over 106 at-bats out of the leadoff spot entering the game, manager John Farrell decided to make the change.
"It's something we looked at in Spring Training," Farrell said. "Hopefully it gives Kelly [Johnson] a chance to get on base a little more frequently, and then we have the option to do some things behind him with Yunel's ability to handle the bat."
Farrell wouldn't commit as to whether this would be a permanent move, but it's something that he's discussed recently, and on-base percentage is a quality he values greatly. Johnson's .377 OBP is tops on the team among all Blue Jays starters.
There were a few other changes to the lineup Wednesday, but it had more to do with the Blue Jays playing a day game following a night contest and the particular matchup.
Lefties Adam Lind and Colby Rasmus were given the day off as the Rangers started southpaw Matt Harrison, who has held left-handers to a .094 average over 32 at-bats entering play Wednesday. Ben Francisco was the designated hitter with Encarnacion shifting over to first base, and Rajai Davis got the start in center.
That moved seemed to pay dividends also, as Francisco collected a pair of base hits and reached base three times, while Davis went 1-for-2 with two runs scored.
Davis was forced to leave the game in the fifth, however, with what Farrell described as a strained left hip flexor.
"[He was] examined after the game, there's no deficiencies or indents that sometimes a muscle pull can indicate," Farrell said. "He's day to day at this point."
Prior to Wednesday's game, Farrell spoke about how impressed he is with what Davis brings to the team.
"He can play all three outfield positions and gives our bench a lot of flexibility," Farrell said. "Whether he's used late in the game as pinch-runner, against some lefties -- he's always prepared, and the ability to play all outfield positions is a strength of his, and it gives us some versatility.
"We've got the ability to use him to match up in certain situations, but then when he's not in the starting lineup, he can be a weapon coming off the bench in a number of different ways."
Farrell confident in Cordero's ability to close
TORONTO -- Francisco Cordero has been hit hard since taking over the closer's role in the absence of Sergio Santos.
Cordero has allowed an earned run in four of his past five outings, losing one game and blowing two saves over that stretch.
The veteran was supposed to be a security blanket for the Blue Jays in the event anything happened to Santos, but he's off to a shaky start this season. The struggles, however, haven't discouraged manager John Farrell.
"He gives you everything he has," Farrell said. "He's going to force the opposition to beat him, he doesn't create issues for himself by an abnormal number of walks. He has tremendous experience and success in the role.
"He's our closer."
Cordero has converted just two of his four save opportunities and carried a 5.73 ERA into Wednesday's series finale against the Rangers.
After Toronto's bullpen tied the Angels for most blown saves in 2011 with 25, the club traded for Santos, who saved 30 games with the White Sox, and Cordero, who had 37 with the Reds last year, in order to revamp one of its greatest weaknesses. However, the bullpen has been a disappointment thus far, as the Blue Jays have blown six saves -- tying them with the Angels for the most in baseball -- and have a 4.52 ERA, which is the fourth-worst mark in the American League.
Cordero, 36, is second on the active saves list with 329, trailing Yankees closer Mariano Rivera.
Crawford optioned to Triple-A
TORONTO -- The Blue Jays optioned left-hander Evan Crawford to Triple-A Las Vegas and recalled righty Joel Carreno, who pitched a scoreless ninth while striking out two in Wednesday's 11-5 win over Texas.
"We wanted to get another right-handed reliever here," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said about the decision. "With today and a predominantly right-handed-hitting team in Texas and the Angels [who the Blue Jays play next] are going to be the same type of lineup, where there's primarily right-handed hitters throughout. That's where we felt another right-handed pitcher was needed. Evan was the guy who was the optionable reliever. It had nothing to do with performance or anything like that."
Carreno made his first career start against Cleveland on April 8 and lasted six innings while surrendering four runs in the loss. He was optioned to Triple-A following that outing, and in four starts with the 51s, he went 2-2 with a 6.20 ERA.
Crawford, meanwhile, had been brought up to Toronto on two different occasions -- most recently when Sergio Santos was placed on the disabled list. Over five appearances out of the bullpen, Crawford posted a 4.50 ERA.
Snider placed on seven-day DL with wrist injury
TORONTO -- Travis Snider was placed on the seven-day disabled list, but Blue Jays manager John Farrell said it was more of a precautionary move than anything else.
"He felt some soreness in his right wrist, so it delayed the initiation of baseball activities," Farrell said. "It's more managing the symptoms. Nothing has changed as far as the initial evaluation. One, we needed the roster spot in Triple-A, and then, two, we didn't want to rush this."
Snider injured his wrist diving for a ball during a game with the Las Vegas 51s on Thursday. The 24-year-old was off to a hot start, batting .400 with four homers, 23 RBIs and a 1.170 OPS over 19 games.
Chris Toman is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Royals go match racing on the Waitemata: Image gallery - 2
By Richard Gladwell, ,
1:33 AM Sat 12 Apr 2014
Second gallery of images of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge who went match racing on the Waitemata harbour, Friday, in the America's Cuppers NZL-41 and NZL-68. It was the Duke's second match racing attempt on the Waitemata, having sailed here four years ago under the tutelage of America's cup skipper, Dean Barker. ...[more]
Royals go match racing on the Waitemata: Image gallery - 1
By Richard Gladwell, ,
9:59 PM Fri 11 Apr 2014
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge went match racing on the Waitemata harbour, Friday, in the America's Cuppers NZL-41 and NZL-68. It was the Duke's second match racing attempt on the Waitemata, having sailed here four years ago under the tutelage of America's cup skipper, Dean Barker. ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ: Royals duke it out on the Waitemata
By Warren Douglas, ,
8:47 PM Fri 11 Apr 2014
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined Emirates Team New Zealand today for a taste of match racing on Auckland Harbour.
With crowds lining vantage points around the Viaduct and the harbour, the Duke at the helm of NZL68 and the Duchess on NZL41 - both boats from the America's Cup monohull era - had two races on the inner harbour. ...[more]
Extreme Sailing Series: Emirates Team NZ get back into action + Video
By Sail-World, Auckland, NZ ,
1:46 PM Tue 21 Jan 2014
Emirates Team New Zealand will return to the Extreme 40 circuit this year, skipper Dean Barker announced today. The first regatta will be held next month.
Barker says the team needs to start developing the sailing team for the 35th America's Cup while integrating Peter Burling and Blair Tuke into the squad. ...[more]
America's Cup: Emirates Team NZ pleased to have Aussies on board
By Warren Douglas,
6:34 PM Wed 2 Oct 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand today welcomed the return of Australia to the America's Cup. The Golden Gate Yacht club announced that it had accepted a challenge for the 35th America's Cup from Queensland's Hamilton Island Yacht Club. Includes 30 minute interview with Emirates Team NZ's Dean Barker.
Emirates Team New Zealand skipper Dean Barker said it was great to have Australia back in the Cup. ...[more]
America's Cup: Emirates Team NZ's first sail out of the shed
By Sail-World,
10:45 PM Mon 2 Sep 2013
Image gallery of Emirates Team NZ on her first sail since the end of the Louis Vuitton Final, when she went into the shed for four days of modifications, most obvious of which was the addition of two box like fairing on the aft cross beam. ...[more]
Louis Vuitton Cup: Finals Race 3 - another point for Emirates Team NZ
By Warren Douglas, ,
1:49 PM Tue 20 Aug 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand collected another point in race 3 of the Louis Vuitton Cup finals today to go up 2-1.
Luna Rossa retired from the race with a problem involving their wing-control system at Mark 2 and Dean Barker and crew completed the five-leg course by themselves. ...[more]
Louis Vuitton Cup Final: Emirates Team NZ - drama and damage in Race 1
By Warren Douglas, Emirates Team NZ,
12:10 PM Sun 18 Aug 2013
Drama and damage to both boats in the first race of the Louis Vuitton Cup finals .... damage to Luna Rossa's starboard daggerboard drama and damage to Emirates Team New Zealand when a big puff hit as they were bearing away.
The bows dug in as the boat rounded the third mark. See video and full image gallery in this story ...[more]
America's Cup: Emirates Team NZ head incredulous on measurement issue
By Warren Douglas, San Francisco, USA ,
10:17 AM Sat 10 Aug 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand managing director Grant Dalton says he is stunned by revelations that Oracle Team USA AC45 yachts competing in the four America's Cup World Series regattas were illegal.
Dalton said today: 'I find it difficult to believe that what we learned last night actually happened at the top level of our sport.' ...[more]
Louis Vuitton Cup: Emirates Team NZ's tally now at eight points
By www.etnzblog.com,
8:15 AM Sun 28 Jul 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand completed its solo race against Artemis Racing today to collect another point in the Louis Vuitton Cup round robins.
The team is at the top of the leaderboard on eight points and with two races to go in the round robins, cannot be overtaken. ...[more]
Louis Vuitton Cup: Five points and new speed record for Emirates TNZ
By www.etnzblog.com,
10:37 AM Fri 19 Jul 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand collected another round robin point at San Francisco today.
Five points from five starts – four races not being contested – and Emirates Team New Zealand - is at the top of leaderboard with five points, with Luna Rossa on two and Artemis zero. ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ - First Race of the 2013 Louis Vuitton Cup + Video
By Warren Douglas,
11:44 AM Mon 8 Jul 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand went out on the San Francisco race course today - it was not so much a race but an exhibition and a taste of things to come.
It was the first race of the 2013 Louis Vuitton Cup challengers' series for the 34th America's Cup. As expected, today's opponent Luna Rossa did not turn up at the start line. ...[more]
America's Cup: Clouds on the Bay - what to expect in San Francisco
By ETNZblog.com,
10:16 AM Wed 5 Jun 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand's meteorologist Roger 'Clouds' Badham, gives an outstanding overview of the course and conditions, to be expected on San Francisco Bay.
San Francisco Bay is one of the most challenging places to sail there is, and that's just on any normal boat let alone an AC72. ...[more]
America's Cup: Review Recommendations not all sweeetness and light
By Russell Green and Sail-World,
8:12 PM Mon 27 May 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand's rules advisor Russell Green blogs about moving goal posts and the negotiations ahead, on the back of 37 Recommendations pulled together by Review Committee Chairman, Iain Murray followin the fatal incident involving Artemis Racing's AC72 on her final sail. ...[more]
America's Cup: Emirates Team NZ assembles wing in San Francisco
By Richard Gladwell,
8:58 PM Wed 22 May 2013
Emirates Team New Zealand have established their base in San Francisco, and are understood to be on target to have their first sail on May 23.
Here John Douglas shows the wingsail assembly ...[more]
America's Cup: Emirates Team NZ - winner takes all in Final Fleet Race
By Richard Gladwell,
8:27 AM Mon 22 Apr 2013
Racing at the Americas Cup World Series event in Naples wrapped up today with what organisers call 'Super Sunday' - a final fleet race that is worth triple points.
That sets the scene for what is essentially a winner-takes-all last fleet race. ...[more]
America's Cup: Two wins in fleet racing for Emirates Team NZ
By Warren Douglas,
10:21 AM Sun 21 Apr 2013
Day 3 of racing on Naples Bay for the America's Cup World Series was about everything coming together for Emirates Team New Zealand which dominated the fleet racing, winning both races of the day.
The breeze was in blowing 12-13 knots with a challenging sea state which made for a demanding day on the water. 'It was really lumpy out there today, which made for some really physical, tough sailin ...[more]
America's Cup WS: Emirates Team NZ starts with a bang on Day 2
By Warren Douglas, ,
8:50 PM Sat 20 Apr 2013
The second day of racing in the America's Cup World Series in Naples started with a bang, literally, for Emirates Team New Zealand.
In the first race of the day, a match race with Luna Rossa Swordfish, Dean Barker and his crew got off the start line with a penalty on Francesco Bruni allowing the New Zealand crew to round the first mark with a slim lead. ...[more]
America's Cup: Elvis leaves the Building
By Richard Gladwell,
8:38 PM Thu 18 Apr 2013
Emirates Team NZ have folded up their tents and started the physical move to San Francisco, where they will be re-erected.
A report on the team's website says that the base and boats have been packed into 70 40ft containers ready for shipment to San Francisco. ...[more]
The America's Cup: Adding up the scorecard for New Zealand Inc
By Grant Dalton,
7:57 PM Tue 16 Apr 2013
Emirates Team NZ leaves soon to begin the battle for the 34th America's Cup, the team has attracted major sponsorship from offshore; top international brands that are happy to invest large sums of money and partner with a New Zealand sports team. Here Grant Dalton reflects on the 2013 challenge, the team's achievements in getting where it is today and its place in the New Zealand marine industry. ...[more]
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Royals outright pitcher Ryan Verdugo and catcher Adam Moore to Omaha
Derrick Robinson clears waivers
The Kansas City Royals announced today that left-handed pitcher Ryan Verdugo and catcher Adam Moore were assigned outright to Triple-A Omaha. In addition, outfielder Derrick Robinson cleared waivers and will be not tendered a 2013 contract prior to tonight's 11 p.m. CT tender deadline, making him a free agent.
All three players were designated for assignment by the Royals on November 20.


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