What the locals are doin’: Waukesha Train Death, April 24

A 32-year-old man living in an area group home was killed by a train Sunday night while walking on the tracks near E. Main St. and Hartwell Ave.

What the local’s are doin’: City of Brookfield willing to annex nearby territory

The city of Brookfield is “willing to annex the territory within the towns” of Brookfield and Waukesha that is currently subject to an incorporation effort, according to a resolution the Common Council unanimously approved Tuesday.

What the locals are doin’: Evolve — Recycle, reuse, resolve

“‘Evolve’ – recycle, reuse, resolve” is the work of featured artists Gailmarie Haller and Charles Wickler arrives just in time for Earth Day. The gallery is open April 1st to May 15th at 342 W Main St, Waukesha, WI 53186.

What the locals are doin’: Mayor, Police Chief dispute over religious book

Mayor Jeff Scrima’s directive that city managers read and then discuss at staff meetings a book by a Christian author prompted a protest this week from Police Chief Russell Jack.

Waukesha bakery wins Milwaukee Cake Boss competition

Rachel Patterson, a baker at Sweet Perfections Bake Shoppe, won the March 26 Milwaukee Cake Boss Competition at the Frontier Airlines Center in Milwaukee, Wis.

Census Data Shows Increase as Waukesha Population Exceeds 70000

The population in the city of Waukesha has increased by nearly 6,000 people in the past decade, according to U.S. Census data that was recently released.

Downtown Waukesha celebrates St. Patrick’s Day

Many Waukesha businesses are offering special deals and products for St. Patrick’s Day.

Waukesha City Administrator tabbed for Missouri City position

Lori Luther, Waukesha City’s Administrator, is a finalist for the city manager position in Columbia, Mo.

RiverMill Foods to open in Waukesha

The newest addition to Downtown Waukesha will be RiverMill Foods, specializing in homemade cheesecake, soup, bread and catering.

Professor and native of Egypt to give perspective on Egyptian Revolution

Salah Bassiouni, an associate professor of anthropology and sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha, will give a noon presentation Wednesday, March 2, at which he will describe the sentiments Egyptians hold for their government. He will speak in the Commons Room 101, located on campus at 1500 N. University Dr., Waukesha.

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