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Pewaukee girls move to 3-0
Pewaukee's varsity girls basketball team improved to 3-0 on the season Friday night by scoring a lopsided 63-23 Woodland Conference win over visiting Wauwatosa West.
PHS was led by freshman Abby Gerrits with 13 points. Danielle Jasinski chipped in with 12 tallies.
Big Bend Easter Egg Hunt SaturdayBy Kaitlin Phillips
The Lion's Club will hold their annual Easter Egg Hunt in Big Bend on Saturday April 19 at 1 p.m. in the Village Park (at Highway L and Fox River). Toddlers through eight years old are invited to attend. Admission is free and cameras are welcomed for pictures with the Easter bunny The hunt will be divided into four age group and first, second, third awards will be given out along with consolation prizes. The age groups are 0-2, 3, 4-5, and 6-8 years old.
Friends of Vernon Marsh hold educational small prairie burn todayBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
The Friends of the Vernon Marsh will hold a Department of Natural Resources educational small prairie burn on held Friday, April 18 at 9:30 a.m. at the Mukwonago River fish and wildlife habitat area. Directions: head south on HIghway 83 to Mukwonago, at Highway NN turn right heading west. Next turn left on Highway I heading south, and finally turn right on Highway LO heading west. Meet at parking lot on the southside of LO and west of I
This event is open to the public and there is no charge. Arrive a little before 9:30 a.m and bring a lawn chair. Dress according to the weather.
Kelly VanBeek, wildlife biologist and Vernon Marsh manager will brief attendees on prairie burn tactics and equipment. Ignition will occur at about 9:30 a.m. Attendees will be able to stay and observe for as long as desired.
Donate blood next week
The Hartland Woman's Club is sponsoring a blood drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 24, in the Hartland Village Hall Community Room.
For an appointment or more information, call Jo Pedersen at (262) 367-6646 or Villa Johnson at (262) 367-3022. Walk-ins are welcome.
Easter activities for the whole familyBy Marilyn Jozwik
The Easter holiday brings a week of religious observances as well as fun events for kids and families.
On Good Friday Christ the King Lutheran Church in Delafield will present a musical cantata at 7 p.m. Composer Pepper Choplin's "Once upon a Tree" sees Holy Week through the eyes of the Apostle Luke. The presentation is free and open to all. Christ the King Lutheran Church is located at 1600 Genesee St., Delafield.
An Easter Egg Hunt and Candy Drop will take place from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Spring Creek Church, N35-W22000 Capitol Drive, Pewaukee. The family event is free. Visit www.springcreekonline.com for more information.
Dousman-Ottawa Lions Club is having its annual Easter Egg Hunt with activities starting at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Cory Municipal Park, 140 S. Main St., Dousman. Toddlers through fifth graders are welcome to participate in the hunt which starts at noon. Take pictures with the Easter Bunny before the hunt.
Weissgerber's Seven Seas, 1807 Nagawicka Road, Hartland, is serving Easter Brunch and Dinner starting at 10 a.m. Sunday. Visit www.weissgerbers.com for more information.
Feds indict Pewaukee "kingpin" for drug trafficking, homicideBy Steve Garrison
Federal officials announced Thursday, April 16, that 27 people have been indicted for operating a drug conspiracy, including the alleged kingpin of the operation, Pewaukee resident Kevin R. Arms.
The 27 defendants face charges that include homicide, money laundering and firearms offenses, as well as conspiracy to distribute heroin, crack cocaine and marijuana. The U.S. Attorney James L. Santelle said in a news release that law enforcement officials executed eight search warrants on Thursday and recovered 31 firearms and approximately $143,000.
Arms, 40, and two other men could face the death penalty for allegedly causing the death of a person identified in the recently unsealed indictment as "P.J." in November 2008. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that only one person - Paula Jackson - was slain in Milwaukee on the date in question. The 43-year-old woman was shot to death in the 4200 block of W. Burleigh Street on Nov. 16, 2008.
According to the news release, 21 defendants, including Arms, are in custody while six people remain at large.
Village of Pewaukee Police Captain Jay Iding said his department was not involved in the investigation and, as far as he was aware, his officers have not had any contact with Arms.» Read Full Article
Neylon announces his re-election bid for his District 98 assembly seatBy Christopher Kuhagen
Rep. Adam Neylon (R-Pewaukee) announced Thursday he is seeking re-election for his 98th Assembly District seat in the state legislature.
Neylon, who emerged from a five-person Republican field last year, was elected to the assembly in April 2013 during a special election. There was no Democratic challenger.
He replaced Rep. Paul Farrow, who was voted into the 33rd State Senate District seat in December 2012.
"Since (I was elected) I've worked diligently to represent (my constituents') views in Madison," Neylon said. "Together with Gov. Walker and our Republican leadership, we've improved our state's business climate, cut property and income taxes and made Wisconsin a better place to live, work and raise a family.
If re-elected, Neylon said his priorities are simple.» Read Full Article
Thursday papers delayed
Because of delays at the press, the Reporter, Focus and Index were not delivered to many readers today. Expect delivery tomorrow, Friday. Copies are available at most newstands and online at LivingLakeCount
Big Bend/Vernon Lions host egg huntBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
The Big Bend/Vernon Lions Club will hold an Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 19, at 1 p.m. at the Floyd Swayze Park in Big Bend (at Highway L and the Fox River).
Toddlers through eight years old are invited to attend. The hunt will be divided into four age groups: newborn to 2-year-old, 3-year-old, 4 to 5-year-old, and 6 to 8 year-old. First, second, third and consolations prizes will be awarded in each age group. All children leave with a prize.
Admission is free. The Easter bunny will be available for photos - bring your camera.
This is one of the projects that the Big Bend/Vernon Lions sponsor through their community service fund. Used eye glasses and hearing aids will be collected at this event also and sent to the eye glass recycling center at the Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt.
Summit School principal resignsBy Donna Frake
The Oconomowoc Area School Board of Education accepted the resignation of Summit Elementary School Principal Robin Wilson, effective June 30.
Wilson has served as principal of the school for the last nine years and leaves to take a position with the Pewaukee School District.
Coffee with a Cop in Mukwonago ThursdayBy Kaitlin Phillips
The Town of Mukwonago and Village of Mukwonago Police Departments will host their second Coffee with a Cop event on Thursday April 17 from 2-4 p.m. at Culver's, 1090 N. Rochester Street in Mukwonago. There are no agendas or speeches, just an opportunity to ask questions, voice concerns and get to know the officers in your neighborhood.
Rock Freeway work will last through fallBy Kaitlin Phillips
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is beginning work on I-43 Southbound/Rock Freeway from US 12 to WIS 83 in Walworth and Waukesha Counties.
Construction began April 14th and is expected to be complete in Fall 2014. The project includes resurfacing of the 14 mile stretch, repairs to several bridges on the corridor and reconstruction of the bridge over the Canadian National Railroad just south of WIS 83.
The current condition of the roadway and bridge is highly deteriorated. The rehabilitation of the roadway will create an improved, long lasting driving surface.
The project will include lane closures including I-43 Southbound being reduced to a single travel lane along the entire length of the project.
Cold front freezes interstate trafficBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
A cold front sweeping through the area with blowing snow, on April 14 around 9:30 p.m., caused roads to ice over, impacting Interstate-43 and 94.
I-43 had to be shut down with the assistance of New Berlin and Big Bend police departments, according to Lte. Brian Larson with the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department. Both agencies also assisted in responding to accidents on I-43. I-43 was shut down from approximately 10:45 p.m. until midnight.
I-94 had to be shut down with the assistance of City of Brookfield Police Department, Town of Brookfield Police Department, and the State Patrol, according to Larson. I-94 was shut down from approximately 11:30 pm until 1 a.m. All three agencies assisted in responding to accidents.
The Interstates became solid ice and multiple accidents caused complete lane blockage through various sections of I-43 and I-94. Both Interstates were reopened when the damaged vehicles could be removed and the roads salted. No serious injuries were reported.
Jazz night coming to Mukwonago High SchoolBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Mukwonago High School (MHS) is hosting a Jazz Night on Tuesday, April 15, at 7 p.m. Vocal and musical performances from high school and Park View Middle School students will be provided for the event.
Good Friday hike plannedBy Donna Frake
A Good Friday hike is being organized by Oconomowoc's Rev. Lisa Schmatzhagen on part of the Hartland segment of the Ice Age Trail. The theme chosen for the hike will offer reflections on the "Tree of Life," and all are wlecome to join.
Explore nature, walk and talk or simply have quiet contemplative time to walk in silence while meditating on scripture and prayer. Plan for up to three miles of light hiking.
Participants will meet at 9 a.m. at the Park 'n Ride at Hwy P (Brown Street) & Hwy 16 or at 9:30 at the parking lot for the Hartland Marsh loop near Cottonwood Ave. and Lindenwood Dr.
Lots of rain, snow in Lake CountryBy Chuck Delsman
There has been a lot of precipitation in the Lake Country area since last Saturday afternoon.
The maintenance department at Chenequa Country Club reported 2.25 inches of rain since Saturday afternoon through Monday at noon.
Snow fell in the area on Monday morning even though none stuck to the ground. It started snowing again at 1:45 p.m. on Monday.
Hail fell in the Hartland area at 2:45 a.m. on Sunday morning. Some of the hail that fell was as big as a quarter. The hail fell for 15 minutes and ended at 3 a.m.
Law enforcement warns of phone scam that bounces people to 911By Ashley Luthern of the Journal Sentinel
A new scam has caused dozens of unintended 911 calls to Milwaukee police and other law enforcement agencies, beginning about 8 a.m. Friday, prompting officials to issue a warning.
Authorities are urging people to ignore prompts to dial 1 or 112 if they get a phone call or text message saying their bank or credit card was deactivated or suspended, because once they do, those residents are connected with a 911 dispatcher.
Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said residents have reported receiving an automatic recording such as "your credit card has been temporarily suspended, dial 112."
"We're in the process of trying to understand if someone is trying to take down the 911 system or if somebody has a scam that somehow enriches them by having you call our number or if it's a scam that's gone awry technologically," Flynn said.
The Waukesha County Communications Center had received about 150 of those calls as of noon Friday, but the agency's system had not been overwhelmed and calls for real emergencies were still able to get through.» Read Full Article
Spring and music are in the airBy Marilyn Jozwik
Spring is in the air and there's music in the air this weekend, too.
Stop in at Mama D's in Wales for your favorite coffee drink and hear the Vivanco-Gomez Classical Guitar Duet from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Mama D's Coffee is located at 104 W. Main St. Suite 102, Wales. For information visit www.mamadscoffee.com.
Home Free Vocal Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Oconomowoc Arts Center, 641 E. Forest St., Oconomowoc. Tickets are $28 adults, $25 seniors and college students, and $12 high school students and younger. For information call (262) 560-3172.
Carroll University Shattuck Music Center will host the Northern Illinois University Jazz Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. 218 N. East Ave., Waukesha. Tickets are $16.50 for the main floor; $11.50 in the balcony; $8.50 for senior citizens and students. Call (262) 524-7633 for tickets and information.
A free Chamber Orchestra Concert will be presented at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Shattuck Music. Visit www.carrollu.edu for more information about Carroll University and their programs.
AHS softball teams whips KMBy Chuck Delsman
Arrowhead's girls softball team whipped visiting Kettle Moraine Wednesday in a Classic 8 Conference game, 7-0.The Warhawks had 21 hits in the game.
AHS pitcher Monica Fischer tossed a 1-hitter and struck out 7.
At the plate, Noelle Weiss led the winners with 4 hits and MacKenzie Paszek added three hits and three RBIs.
Tee timeBy Donna Frake
A true harbinger of spring has arrived!
Waukesha County Board Chairman, Paul Decker, will kick off the official opening of the Waukesha County Park System's 2014 golf season, tomorrow, April 11, at 10 a.m. at Moor Downs Golf Course in Waukesha.
Big Bend FD to hold pancake breakfast SundayBy Kaitlin Phillips
The Big Bend Fire Department is putting on its annual Pancake Breakfast and Open House from 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday April 13, at the Big Bend Village Hall, W230 S9285 Nevins St. The cost is $6 for all-you-can-eat pancakes; children 2 and younger eat free.
The event will include fire and emergency medical service displays and exhibits from the Burn Center, Women's Center, Operation Little Lifesaver train, the Big Bend Police Department. There will also be door prizes and free blood pressure checks. Flight for Life is scheduled to arrive at 9:30 a.m. For more information, call Lt. Sherry Jacobi at Village Hall, (262) 662-2747.
Pridemore will not seek re-election to State Assembly
Rep. Don Pridemore (R-Erin) of the 22nd State Assembly District has announced that he will retire from the Assembly and will not seek re-election this fall.
"The recent Assembly elections have been won by some, very good, young talent with fresh ideas and a commitment to sound conservative principles. I expect the fall elections will produce more of the same," he said. "I have never believed that elected office should evolve into a long career. One criticism of too many elected officials is that they do not know when to move on. Now is my time."I have really enjoyed my time in the Assembly and I have met some wonderful people. I am especially grateful for all the opportunities I have had to meet and work with so many dedicated leaders and citizens of this great state. I leave the Assembly in good hands."
Pridemore has represented constituents of Washington, Waukesha, and Milwaukee counties during his four terms in the 99th District and his current service within the 22nd District.
Waukesha County Board OKs recycling program with MilwaukeeBy Don Walker of the Journal Sentinel
The Waukesha County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved an intergovernmental agreement between the county and the city of Milwaukee for a joint recycling program run by ReCommunity Recycling.
Mayor Tom Barrett has praised the effort as an example of intergovernmental cooperation.
The County Board vote was 21-1. Afterward, Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas released a statement saying the collaboration, which will be headquartered in the Menomonee Valley, will increase recycling, reduce processing costs and enhance revenue.
"This unique public-private partnership will ensure the continuation of tax relief for Waukesha County community partners," Vrakas said.
The agreement is expected to generate $2 million in annual revenue for the city.» Read Full Article
Social planned for young adults with disabilitiesBy Donna Frake
Books and Looks LLC, 104 W. Wisconsin Ave., Pewaukee, will host an evening for high school and young adults on the autistic spectrum or other disabilities, who want to meet friends.
This social evening will include a greet, and meet with some light refreshments at 6:30p.m. tonight, April 10.
Create a native woodland gardenBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Use nature's example to create beautiful, diverse gardens in shade, drawing upon species adapted to our area, with Creating a Native Woodland Garden by Molly Fifield Murray, on Saturday, April 12 at 10 a.m., presented by the Kettle Moraine Chapter of Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes.
The program will cover plant choices, planting methods, soil characteristics and design. Murray has been the Outreach and Education Manager at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum for 21 years. Trained in landscape restoration and native garden design by Darrel Morrison and Evelyn Howell, she has taught about and designed native wildflower gardens as both an educator and design consultant.
The free program will be held at South Kettle Moraine State Forest Headquarters, S91W39091 Highway 59, Eagle. It is open to the public.
No district name change for Palmyra-EagleBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Palmyra-Eagle Area School District will keep its name after public opinion indicated residents liked the district name and didn't see the need for a change. District Administrator Glenn Schlender admitted the name change was more a symbolic gesture of a broader problem with division among the communities, marketing the district and improving the quality of education in the district to attract students.
While talk of a name change for the district had drawn attention, residents flooded into the Palmyra-Eagle High School on April 8 to learn more about budget reductions, which could include staff reductions, being proposed for consideration for the 2014-15 school year.
The district is facing a $300,000 budget deficit next year, due in part to paying out a total of $1.8 million to other districts for students leaving P-EASD, along with a failed referendum last year.
The School Board will hold a special meeting on April 21 at 6 p.m. before action is expected on the budget reductions by April 22.
DISH, Channel 12 part waysBy Chuck Delsman
Channel 12 went off the air on DISH Network late Tuesday night due to contract problems. No other information was available at the time of posting.
Mukwonago edges AHS girls in 8 inningsBy Chuck Delsman
Visiting Mukwonago scored once in the top of the 8th inning to rally past Arrowhead in a Classic 8 girls softball game Tuesday night, 4-3. An 8th inning erfror allowed by the Warhawks allowed the winning run to score.
AHS led 3-1 after 3 innings but couldn't hold on. Kali Kaestner was the winning pitcher, retiring 10 of the last 11 batters she faced. Noelle Weiss took the loss.
Arrowhead got two hits from Weiss and Mackenzie Paszek.
DeYoe wants special electionBy Kelly Smith
City of Delafield- Alderwoman Michele DeYoe, the city's newly elected mayor, says she would prefer a special election be held to fill the vacancy in the Fourth Aldermanic district that will be created when she takes office as mayor on April 15.
City Clerk Gina Gresch said a special election could be held on July 1st with a June 3 primary election, if necessary, provided the Common Council adopted a resolution calling for the election by April 15.
DeYoe said the resolution could be adopted during a special meeting following the state mandated annual meeting on April 15 when the mayor and newly election council members take office.
On April 1, when she defeated Kent Attwell by a 935-825 margin, DeYoe said she expected the council would recruit candidates, conduct interviews, and then appoint somone to succeed her on the council.
De Yoe was also reelected as alderwoman by defeating challenger Laura Schult 158 to 108. The district includes the southwest corner of the city as well as neighborhoods south of Interstate 94.» Read Full Article
Man faces 25 years after Big Bend car crashBy Steve Garrison
A 32-year-old Milwaukee man faces 25 years in prison after a roadway dispute last week in Big Bend left two people seriously injured.
Eric A. Braatz was charged Monday, April 7, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with two counts of first-degree reckless endangerment.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha County sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a two-car crash at 6 p.m. Friday, April 4, on Interstate 43 near Evergreen Drive.
Deputies determined that a red vehicle traveling south on I-43 rolled over and crossed into the north lane after being stuck by a white vehicle, located about a half-mile down the road from the crash site.
The driver of the red vehicle, Dominique Hicks, was transported to Froedert Hospital to be treated for a broken neck. Passenger Megan Murray, pregnant at the time, suffered from a broken clavicle.» Read Full Article
Man accused of indecent exposure in DelafieldBy Steve Garrison
A 48-year-old Waukesha man convicted last year of lewd behavior for having sex with a couch faces new charges for indecent exposure.
Gerard P. Streator, 1000 Pewaukee Rd. #17, was charged Friday, April 4, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with three counts of lewd and lascivious behavior.
Streator made national news when he was charged in September 2012 with having sex with an abandoned couch in Waukesha. He pleaded guilty last June to lewd and lascivious behavior and was sentenced to one year probation in lieu of a jail sentence.
A prankster apparently created a Twitter account for Streator last January. The most recent post: "Out of jail finally!!!!!"
According to the criminal complaint, authorities received reports at 6:30 p.m. March 10 that a man was exposing his genitals to passing cars near Milwaukee and Second streets in the City of Delafield.» Read Full Article
Red Brick Museum volunteers neededBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
The Mukwonago Red Brick Museum, 102 S. Main St., is looking for volunteers for the 2014 season. If you are interested or know someone who needs volunteer hours, is a retiree, or just loves history, the Red Brick Museum needs you.
The museum will be open the second and fourth Sundays of the month, June through September. An informational meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 26, at the museum.
If interested call (262) 363-4090 by April 9.
Tom Bird new Vernon chairmanBy Kaitlin Phillips
resignation of Jim Slawny from his role as chairman in the Town of Vernon.This morning the Town of Vernon held a meeting to formally accept the
In his place the board appointed Supervisor Tom Bird to serve as chairman throughout the remaining term, which goes until April 2015.
The board will explore options for what to do with the open Supervisor seat at their next board meeting and hope to have someone selected in 30 days.
Read more in tomorrow's Mukwonago Chief.
Mukwonago Lions host Easter egg hunt this weekendBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
The annual Hans and Liz Christianson Memorial Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, April 12, starting at 10 a,m. at Field Park. Please arrive prior to the starting time. Parking is available in Field Park.
Divisions will be set up for 2 to 3 year olds, 4 and 5, 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 year olds. Each division has many prizes available, but each child may only receive one prize. All children will be eligible for the drawing for three special prizes. There will be a bag of candy, hot chocolate and cookies for every participant. The Easter Bunny will be available for photos. Dress appropriate for the weather.
Ixonia body identified as missing Milwaukee woman
The body found March 29 in a Town of Ixonia cornfield has been identified as Alejandra Guzman-Flores, 23, of Milwaukee.
She was last seen by her family Oct. 5, 2013.
Anyone with information about her death, or who had contact with her around the date of her disappearance, is encouraged to call the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Detective Tim Behselich, (920) 674-7314, or We Tip, an anonymous tip line, (800) 78-Crime.)
Delafield council meeting TuesdayBy Kelly Smith
City of Delafield - "We jinxed the Badgers," City Clerk Gina Gresch admitted this morning.
City officials had decided to postpone the usual Monday night Common Council meeting to Tuesday night anticipating that the Wisconsin Badgers would be playing for the NCAA National Basketball Championship tonight.
However, the Badger were defeated by Kentucky on Saturday night.
The regularly schedule Monday meeting will be Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Vernon chairman resigns mid-meetingBy Kaitlin Phillips
Jim Slawny, Town of Vernon Chairman, said he has had enough of "total lack of common courtesy and respect" on the Town Board and resigned during the Thursday night board meeting.
"I feel really really bad for quitting on the town. The town deserves so much more. Maybe I was naive in thinking that I could initiate change in the town, specifically in one or two of our supervisors who I feel have made the town a laughing stock in our community," Slawny said.
Slawny said it was best for his health to move on.
The Town of Vernon Supervisors and Clerk will hold a meeting on Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. to formally accept the resignation and discuss filling the vacant chairman role. It's also on the agenda to discuss how to fill an open supervisor seat, should one exist.
This story is still developing. Look for more in Wednesday's Mukwonago Chief.» Read Full Article
Mukwonago Lions Club egg hunt coming soonBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
The annual Hans and Liz Christianson Memorial Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, April 12, starting at 10 a.m. at Field Park. Please arrive prior to the starting time. Parking is available in Field Park.
Divisions will be set up for 2 and 3 year olds, 4 and 5, 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 year olds. Each division has many prizes available, but each child may only receive one prize. All children will be eligible for the drawing for three special prizes.
There will be a bag of candy, hot chocolate and cookies for every participant. The Easter Bunny will be available for photos. Dress appropriate for the weather.
'Stuff the squad' with clothing, toys for crime victims
The Waukesha County Victim/Witness Program will host the first-ever Waukesha County "Stuff the Squad" on behalf of crime victims from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 12.
The City of Waukesha Police Department and Waukesha County Sheriff's Department have partnered with the Waukesha County Victim/Witness Program to collect new and gently used clothing and toys for the benefit of crime victims.
Victim/Witness Specialist Kristina Mueller came up with this idea after seeing too many child victims leaving without warm enough coats this winter. "Stuff the Squad" will take place in the Waukesha County Courthouse parking lot from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
Police investigate vandalism in Hartland North WoodsBy Steve Garrison
Hartland Police are currently investigating an incident of vandalism that occurred at Hartland North Woods on the evening of Monday, March 31.
The vandalism apparently took place in the "Musical Forest," an outdoor classroom used by Hartland North Elementary to teach environmental science.
Hartland Police Chief Bob Rausch said that a sign and commemorative plaque were damaged and the area had been trashed.
Teacher Courtney Marschalek is the administrator of the Hartland North Woods Facebook group. She said the vandalism was recorded by trail cameras set up to capture animal activity at the site.
She provided the tape to police and Rausch said Arrowhead's school resource officer would review it and try to identify the culprits.» Read Full Article
Men. Falls Police investigate suspected suicideBy Steve Garrison
Officers from the Menomonee Falls Police Department were dispatched early Thursday morning to investigate a shooting incident in the industrial park on Whittaker Way.
Capt. Mark Waters said that police found a man dead in a parking lot. He said an investigation is ongoing, but the cause of death appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The department had received a call about a shot fired at 8:51 a.m. Thursday, April 3, he said. Deputies from the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department assisted Menomonee Falls Police with traffic during the incident.
Hartland churches host free clinic SaturdayBy Steve Garrison
The Hartland Free Clinic is celebrating its fifth year of providing spiritual and recuperative services to the county's poor and ailing.
The clinic, hosted by the Oakwood and Westbrook churches jointly, continues to expand its services, thanks to partnerships with local professionals, schools and various government departments.
The Oakwood Church, 3041 Oakwood Rd., will be providing free medical, chiropractic, vision and massage care from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 5. Also available will be haircuts, job search assessments, mental health and spiritual counseling, legal assistance, food and prayer.
The Westbrook Church, 1100 Highway 83, will be providing on-site and off-site dental care, as well as family photos, food, toiletries and prayer.
Free shuttle service will be available for Waukesha residents at 8 a.m. at the Hope Center, 502 N. East Ave., and the Barstow Building, 210 N. Barstow St. Shuttles will return to Waukesha at 12 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.» Read Full Article
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness MonthBy Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Congress has designated April as National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is using this opportunity to remind drivers to pay attention to what's really important when they're behind the wheel, according to information from the DOT.
"Despite laws to prevent distracted driving, people frequently talk and text on cell phones while behind the wheel. They eat a meal. They rummage for things on the seats, floor, dashboard or compartments. They even stare intently in the rearview mirror to comb their hair or apply make-up. Their attention is focused everywhere except where it should be, which is on the road," says David Pabst, director of the WisDOT Bureau of Transportation Safety. "Because they're not paying attention to traffic conditions and road hazards, distracted drivers risk causing a crash or failing to avoid one."
Although many activities are distractions while driving, significant public and legislative attention has been focused on talking and texting on cell phones. In 2012, a state law went into effect that prohibits drivers with an instruction permit or probationary license, which includes many teenagers, from "using a cellular or other wireless telephone except to report an emergency" while driving. A previously enacted state law made texting while driving illegal for all motorists.
To help motivate drivers to never text while driving, WisDOT will sponsor TV and radio messages statewide in April featuring Austin Wierschke of Rhinelander, who is the reigning two-time LG U.S. National Texting Champion. The messages are available online along with behind-the-scenes footage and interviews.
Texting and cell phone use are just two of many types of distractions that increase the risk of a traffic crash. And a few seconds of inattention can have tragic consequences, according to Pabst.» Read Full Article
Hartland manufacturer celebrates 20-year anniversaryBy Steve Garrison
Hartland — A wayward vehicle barreling down Cottonwood Avenue smashed into the business sign for Versevo Inc. shortly before the last holiday season.
It's a hassle for the Hartland tool-and-die manufacturer, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in April, but founder Terry Moon is no stranger to problems.
His company has grown by leaps and bounds since it was first founded in 1994, but it took "blood, sweat, and tears."
"I always told the story that any entrepreneur who has had great success has got a lot of bullet holes," he said. "If it's too easy, there is a lack of appreciation."» Read Full Article
Here we snow again
Batten down the hatches; winter isn't over quite yet. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for 10 p.m. tonight to 10 a.m. Thursday.
Light freezing rain, snow and sleet is expected to develop by mid to late evening, continuing into Thursday morning. Ice accumulations are possible of up to one-tenth of an inch, and snow and sleet could accumulate to about a half-inch.
The precipitation could result in a thin layer of ice on roadways; motorists should take caution.
Incumbent Swan defeats Myers in county board district 10 raceBy Steve Garrison
Incumbent Dave Swan narrowly defeated the Rev. Mark Myers in the race for Waukesha County Board's District 10, altogether earning about 56 percent of the votes cast in Tuesday's election.
According to preliminary election results, Swan secured 667 votes to Myers 526. Altogether, 1,201 votes were cast in wards that included the City of Pewaukee, City of Waukesha and the Town of Brookfield.
Swan has served on the county board for more than 10 years and is a veteran of local and regional government. Myers has served as pastor at churches in both Milwaukee and Waukesha and previously ran for alderman in Waukesha.
Both candidates said the main issue in the election was taxes, but Swan scoffed at "anti-tax goofs" who believed that the county was not already being run efficiently.
"They are wrong," he said.» Read Full Article
Thompson re-elected to Arrowhead School BoardBy Steve Garrison
Incumbent Craig Thompson managed to hold onto the Arrowhead School Board's Stone Bank seat, beating out challenger Dan Sagal in Tuesday's election.
Thompson garnered about 61 percent of the 1,697 votes cast compared to Sagal's 37 percent, according to the preliminary election results. Thompson won 1,035 votes; Sagal won 623.
Thompson, a district resident for 21 years, was first elected to the school board in 2005. He currently works as a financial consultant in Brookfield.
He congratulated Sagal on a good effort, but said the board would benefit from the continuity of his re-election.
"That has been my main campaign message," he said. "We have an effective board, we are doing a good job and lets keep the good thing going. It looks like that is what the community wants."» Read Full Article
Dean trumps Fuhs for Arrowhead's at-large seatBy Steve Garrison
Dave Dean beat John Fuhs for the Arrowhead School Board's at-large seat, garnering about 72 percent of the votes cast in Tuesday's election.
According to preliminary election results, Dean won 1,214 votes to Fuhs 430. Altogether, 1,683 votes were cast in the election.
Dean is an assistant fire chief in Hartland and has been a district resident for 22 years. He was appointed to the at-large seat in October by the Arrowhead School Board to replace Mike Kusch.
He accounted his success to his visibility in the community.
"Hopefully people are happy with the job that I have been able to do since October," he said. "I am excited that the people of Arrowhead have voted for me to continue to work for the community."» Read Full Article
Rosek beats Daggett in Oconomowoc's Aldermanic District 3By Steve Garrison
Matt Rosek was the top vote-getter in Oconomowoc's District 3 aldermanic race, securing about 45 percent of the votes cast.
According to preliminary election results, Rosek secured 201 votes, beating out current Alderman Denny Dagget and challenger Joseph Warren. Daggett secured 163 votes and Warren trailed with 71 votes. Altogether, about 19 percent of registered voters in District 3 voted for one of the three candidates.
Warren was one of several candidates who waited for the results to be announced at city hall.
He said he was hoping to do better in the race, but he appreciated the support he received.
Rosek said hard work earned him the alderman's seat.» Read Full Article
Kolb wins County Board postBy Donna Frake
Robert Kolb has won in the District 1 race for Waukesha County Board.
Kolb received 1,056 votes to 957 for opponent DeeDee Jacobsen.
Morgan ousted by Shaw in Oconomowoc's Aldermanic District FourBy Steve Garrison
Veteran Alderman Bob Morgan of the Fourth District was ousted in Tuesday's election by challenger Charlie Shaw, who secured 71 percent of the votes cast.
According to the preliminary results, Shaw earned 315 votes to Morgan's 125. About 17 percent of registered voters in the district cast ballots for one of the two candidates.
Diane Coenen said that activity at the polls was "slow and steady" and there were no reported issues.
Morgan and several other alderman pouring out of Tuesday night's Common Council meeting crowded around a whiteboard displaying the results at city hall.
"I lost to a very nice gentleman and I hope he does his best," Morgan said.» Read Full Article


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We started Urtak with the goal of creating a new form of public opinion research.
We believe that people should not only have access to opinion information, but that they should actively engage in its creation. We believe that the right to ask questions should belong to everyone, not just the select few. We believe that no one should be told what they believe, and that everyone should have access to the results of the research process, so that all may draw their own conclusions. As of today, more than two million people from practically every country in the world have asked and answered questions with Urtak.
The Urtak poll was the first research tool to turn the traditional survey from a top-down to a many-to-many, collaborative experience. By demanding the right to ask questions on behalf of all participants, we created the possibility of truer understanding. Because if you do not know what a group of people think, how can you possibly know which questions to ask them? No polling tool or opinion research company has ever overcome this logical contradiction, and it is for this reason that the standards in the research industry are so low, and its output so unimpressive.
By creating a new way to exchange opinions, we hoped to help create a quantifiable, accessible, and transparent encyclopedia of global public opinion. For without an understanding of global public opinion, global democracy is impossible.
Unfortunately, for the present time, we have not been able to achieve these goals. Our current reality is that we must now pause the work of developing and distributing Urtak polls in order to reflect, revise, and relaunch our project on a winning trajectory.
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TheArchbishop of Canterbury andThe Royal Commission for Political Correctness announced today that the climatein the UK should no longer be referred to asEnglish Weather.Rather than offend a sizeable portion of theUK population, it will now be referred to as
Muslim Weather.
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Over 9 million of Maria's Facebook fans have voted and chosen this as her new outfit for the US Open: http://1.bp.blogspot.com...uslim_womens_apparel.jpg
You are right Alizera, Muslims cant cheat, they are too stupid...but they can lie. Like stealing buildings from the Christians and other religions and writing Farsi all over them and claiming that they built them...like the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal was originally one of the 7 Shiva Temples of India and was standing 500 years before the Muslims even went to India.
Philli, I don't want to speak about religion, and also I don't have information to discuss! But I think that you misunderstood about muslims!
Arabs are muslim, and Iranian are muslim,too! But they are totally different! In everything, in history,in culture and etc!
They overdo, I mean they are not normal, they show Islam very difficult than real! For example in some Arab nations like Saudi Arabia women shouldn't drive, or shouldn't do any sport, they don't have women athlete in Olympics or other sport competition! And also about their veil, it is so stupid. They cover their all body, also face and hands. Just the eyes are open to see as the picture you posted at the above, that veil isn't the real one! And Quran doesn't say such veil!
But Iranian don't overdo, they are moderate & normal! :)
And also Arabs lie very easily, a Big lie like " Arabian Gulf" pppfff! LOL :D :D
It is Persian Gulf, it was Persian Gulf and it will stay Persian Gulf! In ALL maps, old maps, and also in adventurer maps noticed Persian Gulf! Now they want to change the history and say against it! Because of the benefits in Persian Gulf! But they CAN NOT! All the world know that it is Persian Gulf.
It's like to change Gulf of Mexico to ,for example, Italian Gulf! This is really stupid
Okay, Wimbledon 2013 is over..
Bye bye London!!! We will never forget all things happened this year !!! See you next year ....
Well, Well, Well, who would have thought ha! However, $ 1.2M isn't tht bad for Lisicki right? but $2.4 M for Bartoli SHIT!!!! that's a lot of DO$
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OTHER COLLECTIONS BY: Rebecca Minkoff
2010 September 13
Runway Reviews: Rebecca Taylor, Staerk, Rebecca Minkoff, Timo Weiland
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True to form, Rebecca Taylor delivered a series of pretty, pretty pinks, blushes, purples and blues in teeny florals, swiss dots and snakeskin prints—for extra oomph and edge, of course. The dusty rose palette grounded the collection, keeping it from veering too far into the girly, frothy realm. Sweet touches like scalloped edging served as a reminder that Taylor knows how to lure in the youthful, feminine girl who is desperately searching to pepper her closet with just the right amount of cool.
Camilla Staerk is obsessed---so obsessed with the the French interior designer/architect Andrée Puttman that she studied all of her books and based her collection on Puttman's trademark use of simple lines, monochromatic palettes and graphic structured design. The result was a stunning and tightly-edited collection of looks that could have easily come from a Helmut Newton photography book. Some of the minimalist standouts included an embossed alligator leather cropped kimono top, a black and white dolman-sleeved silk dress, and a swimsuit with a sinewy lacquered cut out in the center. Edgy, deliberate and a bit film noir, the architectural-inspired silhouettes were strong and sensual with a razor sharp edge.
Having already moved effortlessly into womenswear, the question for Rebecca Minkoff is, what's next? She is on quite the roll, traveling down a new avenue what seems like every day. Speaking of traveling, Minkoff was inspired by the bohemian vagabond with a dash of 1970s glamour appeal. In addition to the peripatetic lifestyle, Minkoff was interested in the notion of wearability and getting the most mileage out of pieces in your closet. She caters to all sets, and explained, "I wanted very easy silhouettes. There's nothing that's not flattering and it's all effortless fabrics." And so then, what is up next for the designer? "A store! That would be fantastic to have a store by next year," she smiled.
Timo Weiland and Alan Eckstein are on the move these days, and most recently they found themselves under the tents for their Spring 2011 collection, consisting of 21 looks of both men's and womenswear. The designing duo admittedly adore a nautical reference, and they drew on the calm serenity life by the ocean, using bold color to create a playful, vibrant spirit. Yellow lace and tulle cocktail dresses felt party appropriate while printed raincoats and a striped boxy blazer were sophisticated but also weekend-ready. Bright red tie knit shorts and sailor pants brought us back to the wide open sea.


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Our Zwilling Pro collection offers ultimate comfort, security and precision in the hand, thanks to a special arched bolster designed by architect Matteo Thun that promotes a perfect thumb grip. Contoured ergonomic handles enhance your comfort.
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- Made in Germany by Zwilling J.A. Henckels since 1731.
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- Four Steak knives.
- 4" paring knife.
- 5" santoku knife.
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- 8" bread knife.
- 8" chef's knife.
- Kitchen shears.
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- Made in Germany.
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For over 90 years, Persol has used the highest quality materials to create their iconic glasses. We have a wide selection of styles that are perfect with prescription lenses for a smart, sophisticated look.
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Persol models that have become icons of style and quality are re-proposed and updated with luxurious details in precious materials.
Persol Classics Collection, with its pure, simple and clean styling, stands on and communicates authenticity. The collection is dedicated to those consumers, mainly men, who are looking for classic shapes, quality, excellence and refined elegance.


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If you browse Jovani's website you can see why celebrities choose Jovani dresses'. Being in the public eye and constantly critiqued about their appearance, celebrities need a fashion house they can trust. Jovani's spectacular dresses are often seen at Red Carpet affairs and Celebrity Dresses set the trend for many adoring fans. Well known celebrities such as Kim Kahdashian and Katy Perry are just two of the well known women who frequent Jovani and trust their public image to Jovani Designs. Celebrity Dresses are coveted by women aspiring to emulate the women they wish to role model. And with the huge selection of dresses for every occasion, from teens to mature women, there is something for every woman, for every occasion, and everyone's budget. Celebrity Dresses from Jovani are a great success because of the designs that range from fun and sexy to the all time classics, in colors that accentuate and complement varied skins tones and complexions', and fabrics that begged to be touched. Jovani dresses are used by singers such as Taylor Swift, and Carrie Underwood and Ashley Argota from Nickelodeon and Selena Gomez from Disney. Paris Hilton is another celebrity that chooses Celebrity Dresses from Jovani; these are just a few of the well known faces that trust Jovani with their public images. With the kind of clientele Jovani cater for, just goes to show the quality of the gowns, the innovative designs that hold their own with the best of designers, and the kind of customer service that cannot be beaten. Jovani are Nationwide with their own stores and numerous retailers that carry their label, as well as on line shopping availability, no matter where you live you can have access to these dresses that celebrities love to wear. You can also get advice and help choosing the right celebrity dress for you, what more could you ask for. The most difficult thing about choosing a Celebrity Dress is which one to choose; because there are so many gorgeous gowns to choose from at prices that are affordable in every budget. Celebrities love Jovani designs because they have dresses for that special evening out, to cocktail dresses, huge social events, and of course the Red Carpet affairs where all eyes are on the people that walk the Red Carpet, discussing every aspect of their ensemble from their hair to their shoes, and of course the dress they chose to wear. Just from an ordinary event most women get nervous when it comes to looking one's best when surrounded by family and loved ones. Can you imagine how it must feel to be scrutinized publicly by the media, and the immense trust that these celebrities have in Jovani, that they return again and again. It is a tribute to Jovani that is richly deserved. If you are looking for a Celebrity Dress for your very own special occasion, why not put yourself in the hands of the experts that the celebrities use and trust. Be a celebrity yourself for your special day, you deserve it.


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The Platypus is stranger than you think.Platypuses have no nipples. After the young hatch, the mother oozes milk from the pores all over her body.The male platypus has a poison barb on the inside of its hind legs. The purpose of this weapon is uncertain.While often compared to the beaver, the platypus is only about 20 inches in length -- more comparable to the size of the muskrat.The Platypus bill is actually just an elongated muzzle covered with much the same kind of tough skin found on a dog's nose. This bill contains an electrically-sensitive organ that can detect the electrical signatures of the small aquatic animals it eats.
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Catbird Baby Pikkolo Carrier
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The Boba Baby Wrap is the perfect wrap style carrier - with its unique fabric blend and the no-guesswork tying, the Boba Wrap is a great choice for beginners and advanced babywearers alike. The simple design, free of buckles, straps or buttons makes it perfectly comfortable for both you and your baby. By evenly distributing the weight of your child, there is no time limit to how long your baby...
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The Boba Air is simple to use, ultra lightweight, and ergonomic. The Boba Air is perfect for traveling or any parent on the go. The BobaAir is uniquely designed to "hug" your child. When you're don using it just fold, zip, and stash. The BobaAir is a Soft Structured Carrier that is intended for children between 15-45 lbs. The BobaAir only weighs 0.7 lbs and folds up into itself...


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A distinctive characteristic of the vision of the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music is to develop the complete 21st century musician. A musician that strives for excellence and who has a holistic approach to music. A musician that specialises with musical diversity. The diversity is the training of musicians to the highest professional standards in music of both Western and non-Western tradition, from revered past traditions through to contemporary practices in composed and improvised music, music technology and music business. Whether specialising in performance, composition, creative music technology, musicology or ethnomusicology, the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music's vision is progressive in both the local and global contexts.
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Word broke out a few weeks ago that Kenny King was going to be making his return to Impact Wrestling soon, and we are now one step closer, as the former X Division Champion has now been booked to work the upcoming live events this weekend for TNA. He is already advertised for shows in South Carolina and Tennessee this weekend.
February 27, 2014
Word broke out earlier in the week that Kenny King was making a return to TNA soon. He has filmed some vignettes for the company, and rumors are spreading that he will immediately be challenging Austin Aries for the X Division Championship, a belt that King has held in the past. This program would help to elevate the title belt again.
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Rumors sparked earlier in the week that Kenny King was preparing to make his return to Impact Wrestling soon after he hinted that TNA management had contacted him. Well, the rumors are heating up as word has now come out that he has been filming vignettes in Las Vegas, which will more than likely be used on television soon.
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It has been several months since TNA fans have seen Kenny King, but it appears that the hiatus might be over. The former X Division Champion stated that he has received an email from management. He also mentioned that the fans have been heard and touted his return very soon.
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George Zimmerman, the man villified by many in the nation for killing Trayvon Martin, was called out by Kenny King, who is still listed on the official TNA roster page, on Twitter for a celebrity boxing match. However, rapper DMX was chosen instead.
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Hampshire school meals reach record high
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
New figures from Hampshire County Council show more primary school children than ever before are now tucking into a tasty, healthy meal at lunchtime.
A further 0.6million meals were dished up in Hampshire's primary schools by the Council's catering service, HC3S, compared to last year, making a total of 7.4million meals served during 2012/13. The figure represents an increase of 8% on the previous year.
With almost 39,000 primary school pupils (40.6%) across the county now eating HC3S meals every lunchtime, this is the highest figure recorded by the service.
Throughout the year youngsters can select a main meal, a side helping of vegetables and salad together with either potatoes, pasta or rice. Dessert is a choice of fresh fruit or handmade pudding such as chocolate beetroot brownies, or cherry jumble biscuit. Every meal combines to make up a third of the recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals for a child over the weekly menu, which also helps support learning in the classroom.
Around £2million a year is spent by the County Council on sourcing local produce, and Hampshire's school meals contain ingredients such as beef from Laverstoke Park, free range eggs and ice cream from the New Forest, apple juice from Selborne, and fish from well-managed, sustainable fisheries.
Since 2005, school meals have been free from over 70 artificial colours and preservatives, meeting the criteria of the Hyperactive Children's Support Group (HACSG) for the removal of additives that can affect a child's behaviour. HC3S can also cater for children with medically proven allergies, ensuring meals are available for everyone. The primary school menu is also now completely nut-free.
The new figures were reported to Members of the County Council's Buildings, Land and Procurement Panel (BLAPP) at their meeting on Tuesday 25 June.
BLAPP Chairman, and Executive Member for Income & Capital Resources, Councillor Mel Kendal, said: "These latest figures show that school meals in Hampshire have never before been so popular, and are going from strength to strength. Not only are they full of quality and healthy ingredients, but they are also delicious, and offer excellent value for money for parents as the price of a meal has remained at £2 for the last five years.
"All children should be able to enjoy a nutritious, tasty meal at lunchtime, so following a successful scheme last year, we are again looking at offering all Reception class pupils at Hampshire primary schools, lunches to enjoy free, for two weeks during the 2013 Autumn Term.
"By listening to pupils and parents and asking them about their preferences, the County Council continues to serve really high quality menus in schools, that offer children a variety of choice as well as providing them with tasty lunchtime favourites."
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- Security Policies 2.0: Can Facebook, Twitter and Co Make an Impact, - Stefanie Babst - Atlantic-Community.org - 6 Sept. 2011
- NATO Secretary General and young professionals discuss new security challenges - 19 November 2010
- "NATO Builds Its Cyberdefenses" - Article by SACT General Abrial outlining NATO's cyberdefence efforts in the New York Times op-ed
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Jamie Shea in the spotlight : Q&A with Dr Jamie Shea on emerging security challenges
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Dr Jamie Shea has been working with NATO since 1980 in a wide range of areas including external relations, press and media, and policy planning, and currently serves as Deputy Assistant Secretary General for the Emerging Security Challenges Division. This division was established in 2010 to deal with a growing range of non-traditional risks and challenges including terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, cyber defence and energy security.
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Cyber threats know no borders and are of increasing concern. Training and education is fundamental for improving the defence of networks across Allied and partner countries. Cyber defence is a key priority area of cooperation for Moldova. In January, a group of Moldovan system/network administrators took part in a two-week training course in Turkey to build expertise and improve the ability to strengthening the defence of critical infrastructure.
Sharing malware information to defeat cyber attacks
29 Nov. 2013
Belgium is the lead nation for a new NATO Smart Defence project designed to help defeat cyber attacks. The Malware Information Sharing Platform (MISP) will facilitate information sharing of the technical characteristics of malware within a trusted community without having to share details of an attack.
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- Chicago Summit Declaration issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Chicago on 20 May 201220 May. 2012
- Lisbon Summit Declaration issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Lisbon20 Nov. 2010
- Active Engagement, Modern Defence - Strategic Concept for the Defence and Security of the Members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation adopted by Heads of State and Government in Lisbon19 Nov. 2010
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