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All three Ozaukee County Special Olympics volleyball teams took home the gold after the Special Olympic Fall Sports State Tournament in Waukesha on Saturday.
Three Ozaukee County Special Olympics volleyball teams took home the gold after the Special Olympic Fall Sports State Tournament in Waukesha on Saturday. "This was the first time that all three teams brought home the Gold from one Tournament," said Geralyn Esselman, who works with the Special Olympics program. "We are extremely proud of our athletes, the coaches and all the assistant coaches for a fabulous year." The win is the third year in a row that the Falcons Volleyball Team brought home gold, Esselman said. "With very favorable weather conditions, we had record breaking numbers of families and friends that were there to cheer the teams to victory," she said.
See a sampling of local job opportunities throughout southeastern Wisconsin
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4:39 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Nuitari... there's a guy on Facebook by the name of Benjamin Riche who started an event page about that. I think that's a real fear and quite frankly, I contacted him but he then made some disparaging remark about the Onion being interactive. I tried... but I think you are right. If you have any ideas on who to talk to... I'm listening. more ›
See a sampling of local job opportunities throughout southeastern Wisconsin
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6:57 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
Been there done that: I take it you are using every ounce of your 99 weeks of unemployment? Any decent employer will not hire someone like you, even at $10-12/ hr. Your best bet is get used to saying,"Would you like fries with that?" Though I doubt you are the type to want to work for a living, what page(s) is your signature on? more ›
Former was in Waukesha rallying Democratic support with just five days left before the election. In the waning moments of the campaign, both parties have targeted the Badger State in what could be a photo finish Nov. 6.
Former President Bill Clinton stumped deep in the heart of Republican territory in Wisconsin Thursday to talk dollars, cents, and arithmetic before a crowd of roughly 600 people in Waukesha. Clinton — dubbed the "Secretary of Explaining Things" minutes before by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett — praised President Barack Obama’s plan to rebuild the economy, saying that it was based upon arithmetic. He couldn’t say the same for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s plan to restore the nation’s economy, which Clinton said would undermine the identity of the country. Clinton said there’s a reason Romney has been mum on explaining how his tax cuts add up. “There is no possible way to do this without cutting education, without cutting …
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8:07 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Can you two get a group rate for mental help? more ›
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan campaigned in Waukesha on Monday and held a town hall meeting that was dominated by the economy. Ryan promised an Aaron Rodgers-eque all-star performance to address the nation's financial problems.
Capitalizing on Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' all-star performance Sunday night, Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan told a Waukesha crowd Monday that Americans can expect a similar game-changing performance from him and nominee Mitt Romney, if they are elected in three weeks. Ryan, Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch all tapped into the Packers' 42-24 upset win over the Houston Texans during the morning rally. Ryan did away with the typical stage and podium, and instead opted for a more personal town hall format. Roughly 1,500 people packed the cozy confines of the Van Male Field House. Ryan took six questions from random members of the audience – from a 13-year-old to a union laborer. Walker received a …
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10:04 am on Friday, October 19, 2012
but mhazzard..Dems are in control with exception of House..and the first 2 years it was total control by Dems. Just like your leader-big O. you would like to blame someone else. Put on your man pants. This is Obama's economy-he campaigned for and got the job to fix it. He made it worse. How's that hope and change workin'? more ›
From the truly haunted to crafted scares, the Halloween season brings opportunities for thrills, chills and screams to every corner of the area.
Do you want to be scared? Terrified? Take a walk on the ghostly side? October is when the spooks come out, from scream-filled haunted houses to walks through areas ghosts are said to visit. Check out our list of some of the area's best, and let us know if you have any other favorites. Ozaukee County Port Washington Ghost Walk, Downtown Port Washington. Tours of the downtown area take people through some of the spooky spots in Port Washington. Groups of 25 are welcomed on the two-hour walks, which step off seven times on Oct. 26 and 27, and six on Oct. 28. The Haunt, at the Ozaukee County Fairgrounds south of Highway 60 on Washington Avenue in Cedarburg. The Haunt is run by volunteers in the Ozaukee County 4-H program, and 100 percent of …
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2:13 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
Here's the information on Catholic Memorial's haunted house. Unfortunately, the information wasn't provided by the time this guide was created. But here are the full details: http://waukesha.patch.com/events/cmh-5th-annual-haunted-house more ›
Woman is busted trying to lift Frisbee and golf balls from a Walmart last year — but at least she paid for the soda.
A 22-year-old Port Washington woman is facing charges after she and another man were caught trying to steal a Frisbee and two boxes of gold balls from a Walmart store in Waukesha. Justina E. Brandsted was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Wednesday with one count of retail theft. If convicted, she faces up to nine months in prison and $10,000 in fines. According to the criminal complaint: On June 29, security personnel at Walmart spotted Brandsted and a man inside the store where she took the Frisbee and golf balls and tried to hide them in her purse. The pair then got a soda, which they paid for, but were apprehended shortly afterwards. She will make her initial appearance in court April 2.
Waukesha man pleads guilty to having sex with a 15-year-old Ozaukee County girl; sentencing set for December.
The 44-year-old Waukesha man accused of having sex with a 15-year-old Ozaukee County girl pleaded guilty to three felony counts in relation to the incident on Tuesday. Kevin Conry, 120 Cambridge Ave., Waukesha, had initially entered a not guilty plea in connection with the six felony counts charged against him. In entering a guilty plea, the state dropped three of the charges. Conry has plead guilty to two felony counts of second-degree sexual assault of a child, as well as one felony count of using a computer to facilitate a child sex crime. Conry met the girl in spring while using the social network site myYearbook.com, according to the criminal complaint. The two began exchanging flirtatious text messages, which soon became sexual in …
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Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department caught the Waukesha man after assuming identity of the 15-year-old girl.
Judge Tom Wolfgram set bail on Wednesday for the Waukesha man accused of having sex with a 15-year-old Ozaukee County girl at $100,000, despite requests from Attorney Adrian Renner for a more "reasonable bail." Wolfgram cited the seriousness of the allegations against Kevin Conry, 120 Cambridge Ave., Waukesha, and the amount of time he faces in prison as reason for the high cash amount, and also ordered no contact with the victim of any kind. Conry has lived in Wisconsin for the past 20 years and has been employed full-time for the past three, Renner said, in asking for a lower bond. "He doesn’t net a large amount each month — he is in the process of a divorce and his home is in foreclosure, which is why his resources for bail are limited …
Dorothy Sager
12:38 am on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
AT&T has sales jobs and many other positions open in Wisconsin http://connect.att.jobs/ more ›