The cast of " Pippin " at dress rehearsal at Homestead High School on February 21. The Homestead High School Drama and Music departments present "Pippin" Feb. 23-25, 7:30 p.m. and Feb. 26 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults; $8 for students.
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Ken Noffke of Mequon pours rice during the set up of the Trinity Lutheran Church and School's Feed My Starving Children project to fund and package 100,000 meals to be shipped internationally. For more photos of the event, click here. .
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Grayson Radakovich, 4 (center), concentrates on his brush technique as he, mom Becky, dad Ramsey and brother Landon create a take-home painted mug at the Stormonth School's Winter Family Fun Night Feb. 17. Games, food and even the traditional "Cake Walk" filled the evening.
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Lucy Duback, 3, tosses a glow ring at the "Frosty Toss" game at the Stormonth School's Winter Family Fun Night Feb. 17.
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Hunter Amason tries to roll a chocolate Whopper to the finish line as part of a relay race at the "Death by Chocolate" party at the Brown Deer Public Library on Feb. 10. Kids got to create their own treats out of candy, cookies, and frosting and participate in chocolate related games.
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Jaiden Reidy, 7, tries to unwrap a Hershey's Kiss with oven mitts on as part of a relay race at the "Death by Chocolate" party at the Brown Deer Public Library on Feb. 10. Kids got to create their own treats out of candy, cookies, and frosting and participate in chocolate related games.
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Assistant Director Holly Stanfield, (left) Shorewood High School alumni of '72, goes through rehearsal with Shorewood students for the Drama Department's production of "Avenue Q. School Edition." The award winning musical will be presented on Friday, February 17 and Saturday February 18 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, February 19 at 2 p.m. Senior citizen and student admission is $8, adult tickets are $10.
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Shorewood High School Drama Department students rehearse their production of "Avenue Q. School Edition" on Feb 7. The award-winning musical will be presented on Friday, Feb. 17 and Saturday Feb. 18 at 8 p.m.. and Sunday, Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. Senior citizen and student admission is $8, adult tickets are $10.
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Shorewood High School Drama Department students rehearse their production of "Avenue Q. School Edition" on Feb 7. The award-winning musical will be presented on Friday, Feb. 17 and Saturday Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. Senior citizen and student admission is $8, adult tickets are $10.
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Glen Hills Middle School parents Karin Raiten (left) and Sue Haupert serve up ice cream on Valentine's Day to Glen Hills Middle School students.
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Glen Hills Middle School parent Jenna Kunde pours on the syrup on Valentine's Day sundaes for Glen Hills Middle School students.
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Theinsville Police Chief Richard Preston will be retiring after 40 years at all ranks within the department.
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Holy Family Catholic School students watch Matt Wilhelm preform tricks on his bicycle in the schools gym Feb. 3 in Whitefish Bay. The performance by the X-Games winner was a reward to the student body for raising money for the school.
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Holy Family Catholic School students watch Matt Wilhelm preform tricks on his bicycle in the schools gym Feb. 3 in Whitefish Bay. The performance by the X-Games winner was a reward to the student body for raising money for the school.
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Anne Brandstrom, RN of the North Shore Health Department performs a blood pressure check at the North Shore Library in Glendale on Jan. 31.
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North Shore Health Department's health officer Jamie Berg (left) and administrative assistant Mary Witman check info at the department's clinic at North Shore Library on Jan. 31.
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Randie Parks, RN, of the North Shore Health Department gives an inoculation during a health clinic at the North Shore Library in Glendale on Jan. 31.
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Sophia Lemantre checks a small water pump and other materials in the plumbing supply department at the Village Ace Hardware on Jan. 25 as Intensive Art students from Whitefish Bay High School explore the store what materials are available for their semester-long sculpture or installation art projects .
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Dayveonte Williams, 12 of Milwaukee and Buzz Althoen of Glendale load luminaries into the back of Althoen's van outside the Kletzsch Park Pavilion on Jan. 28 for the the Friends of Kletzch Park's annual candlelight ski/walk through the park.
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Dayveonte Williams, 12 of Milwaukee loads luminaries into the back of Buzz Althoen's van outside the Kletzsch Park Pavilion on Jan. 28 for the the Friends of Kletzch Park's annual candlelight ski/walk through the park.
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4th grade Maple Dale School student Casey O'Hare received an Honorable Mention award from exceutive director of the Wisconsin Alliance for Fire Safety Dan Geneler on Jan. 27. Her poster reads: Hear the beep? Quick on your feet! Get to where your family meets!
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Steven Long sings " Summer Nights " as greaser Danny Zuko at dress rehearsal for Nicolet High School's production of "Grease." The play will be staged Feb. 3, 4, 10, 11 at 7:30 p.m. and February 12 at 2 p.m.
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Shirley Pedriana (left) Carlton Pedriana and Lori Talasek of the Glendale Senior Citizen's Club share a healthy walk around Bayshore Mall on Jan. 24 followed by breakfast and a movie for the trio.
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Ella Romero shows her mother Kerrie Amrheinthe passport she created for her paper suitcase stored in her first grade classroom desk during Open House for Atwater Elementary School on Jan.19.
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Ella Romero reads to her mother mother Kerrie Amrhein as they visit the reading corner with her bother Stebin Romero in Ella's first grade classroom during Open House for Atwater Elementary School on Jan.19.
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Custodian Loomis (Eric Stein, right) can't beleive his eyes that Jeff Elbies (Glenn Villa) is making out with Lila Larswald (Anna Kordysh) with Robbie Smith (Alex Scheurell) still in the room. Fact is, Lila is dead, and Loomis walked in as Jeff and Robbie were trying to figure out what to do with her body in the Whitefish Bay Players comedy romp "Wrong Window" set for the Whitefish Bay High School stage for Jan 20,21m 27 and 28.
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Jeff Elbies (Glenn Villa) confirms that Lila Larswald (Anna Kordysh) is really dead after she tumbled out of his apartment closet as he and Robbie Smith (Alex Scheurell) figure out what to do with her body in the Whitefish Bay Players comedy romp "Wrong Window" set for the Whitefish Bay High School stage for Jan 20,21m 27 and 28.
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Tally (TJ) Wright (left) and Myles Nelson performed with Bayside Middle School Band during a Winter Concert that featured band, orchestra and choral students on Jan.18.
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A trio of Laurel Sullivan (front), Autumn Steltzer and Sara Abrams performed as part of the Winter Concert by Bayside Middle School band, orchestra and choral students on Jan.18.
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Abbey Frasher, 4, checks out the fish bowl in Mrs. Hoffmann's K-5 classroom at the Stormonth Elementary School's Community Night Jan. 12, for potential families to see firsthand the school's offerings.
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Harrison Krupski and dad, Justin Krupski, check out the fish bowl in Mrs. Hoffmann's K-5 classroom at the Stormonth Elementary School's Community Night Jan. 12, for potential families to see firsthand the school's offerings.
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Blake Carey of Whitefish Bay, 10 (left) Jimmy Kubcinek of Thiensville, 11, Mike Bolt of the Hockey Hall of Fame, and Red Tornehl of Pewaukee, 9, get an up-close and personal experience as the Stanley Cup visits the Ozaukee Ice Center on Jan. 14.
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Students reenact a segregation scene on a bus as part of " A Dream Revealed " a program presented by Oriole Lane School students on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Jan. 16.
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Students perform a song as part of " A Dream Revealed " a program presented by Oriole Lane School students on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Jan. 16.
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The Whitefish Bay High School Choir performed the Michael Jackson song, Thiller, at the January Pops Rockin' to the Music of the 80s, on January 7 at the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center.
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The Orphans rehearse "It's A Hard Knock Life" in the Maple-Dale School production of "Annie Jr." on Jan. 4 in preparation for show dates on Feb 3, 4, 10 and 12.
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Annie (Julia Van Ryneveld, seated) and Molly (Deneesha Fears) sign with the orphans in rehersal of the first act of the Maple-Dale School production of "Annie Jr." on Jan. 4 in preparation for show dates on Feb 3, 4, 10 and 12.
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Mrs. Hanigan (Shelby Swan) bosses around the Orphans in rehearsal for the first act of the Maple-Dale School production of "Annie Jr." on Jan. 4 in preparation for show dates on Feb 3, 4, 10 and 12.
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"Orion", a 16-year-old Barred Owl, looks at a visitor during a Sky Hunter: Word With a Bird program held in the Schlitz Audubon Center on Dec. 31. The educational program is offered each weekend with different raptures featured.
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A jogger heads down the Klode Park bluff during her exercise loop through the park on Dec. 30.
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Mary Ann Brennan of Milwaukee takes a look at some plants during the Milwaukee Area Technical College Horticulture Club's holiday plant sale on Dec. 13.
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Professor Jan Heinitz takes a look at some plants during the Milwaukee Area Technical College Horticulture Club's holiday plant sale on Dec. 13.
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Katie Kennedy, collection specialist for the American Red Cross, monitors Sharon Poniewaz of Brown Deer as she donates blood on Dec. at Brown Deer Middle School.
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Santa Claus as glimpsed through the window of the historic Isham Day house at the Jingle Bell Fest in Mequon on Dec. 15.
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Carolers from the Riverport Chorus sing as the Christmas tree is lit at the Mequon Jingle Bell Fest held on Dec. 15.
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People walk to the brightly lit Isham Day house that held the guest of honor, Santa Claus. Santa visited Mequon during the Jingle Bell Fest on Dec. 15.
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The historic Isham Day house glows during the Mequon Jingle Bell Fest on Dec. 15. Visitors to the house found a certain S. Claus inside.
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People got a chance to take a ride in a horse drawn carriage at the MATC Mequon campus holiday celebration and open house on Dec. 9.
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Four year-old Antwon Watson makes a Christmas ornament with the help of MATC's Nichole Snyder at the MATC Mequon campus holiday celebration and open house on Dec. 9. The ornaments that the kids made were put on a tree that was then auctioned off to benefit Advocates of Ozaukee.
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Three year-old Mihailo Diklic needed no persuasion to go see Santa at the MATC Mequon campus holiday celebration and open house on Dec. 9.
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Charlene Ulichny plays the flute with the Civic Music Association at the 31st annual Holiday Flute-In at Bayshore Mall on Dec. 11. The Waukesha school district music teacher brought 8 of her students to perform at the event. Her daughter, Abigail, 6, (right) wanted to be near her during the performance.
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A Maple Leaf is suspended in newly formed ice in a pond in Brown Deer Park on Nov. 30. Low temperatures are expected to be below freezing for the rest of the week.
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Leaves are suspended in newly formed ice in a pond in Brown Deer Park on Nov. 30. Low temperatures are expected to be below freezing for the rest of the week.
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Riley Construction Site Supervisor Dave Gerou over-sees heavy construction equipment as it prepares the foundation of what will become the new consolidated dispatch center at the Fox Point Village Hall on Nov. 30. The new dispatch center is scheduled to open July 1, 2012.
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Heavy construction equipment prepares the foundation of what will become the new consolidated dispatch center at the Fox Point Village Hall on Nov. 30. The new dispatch center is scheduled to open July 1, 2012.
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The dining room at Laurel Oaks is decked out for the holiday open house which is every Tuesday through December 27. During that time period reservations are not required, interested parties can just stop in for a tour.
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Sabine Touzios, 18 months, takes a slow bite out of the candy cane she just received from Santa. The Milwaukee North Shore Rotary presented Breakfast with Santa. All you can eat pancakes with gourmet toppings, musical entertainment, children's activities, door prizes, music by Nicolet, WFB and BD high schools. The event benefited local charities including St. Francis Children's Center, YMCA Strong Kids and Sojourner Family Peace Center.
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Cara Hisgen collects parade candy with her Grandfather Don Lown at the Holiday Stroll Parade in Whitefish Bay on Nov. 25.
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A horse-drawn wagon from from Erin Meadows Farm rolls along Silver Spring Drive for the Holiday Stroll Parade in Whitefish Bay on Nov. 25.
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Gina Gicobssi, 16, warms up with her saxophone in an empty music room in Shorewood High School Nov. 22 for Shorewood Intermediate and High Schools first concert of the year.
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Boston Store Cosmetics Department Manager Jennifer Marx of Whitefish Bay uses a megaphone to help direct customers at Brookfield Square in the wee hours of Black Friday shopping.
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Licensed Massage Therapist Rachel Connet from Shorewood Family Chiropractic will be giving free massages at one of the relaxation stations at the Stop, Shop & Restore holiday shopping event in Shorewood on December 3. The event promotes shopping local in Shorewood and is presented by the Shorewood Business Improvement District..
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Participants race for position at the start of the Turkey Trot 5K run/walk to benefit the Shorewood High School boys and girls cross country teams at River Park on Nov. 19.
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Ebon Oluwatosin, alto sax player, and the seventh grade band played Beethoven's Ode to Joy as one of their musical selections at the Brown Deer Middle School bands Fall Concert on Nov. 17 at Brown Deer High School. The seventh and eighth grade band performed under the direction of Kathleen Dimmer, band teacher.
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Canada Geese take flight into the setting sun in Village Park Nov. 18 in Theinsville. The migrating birds are a common sight in the park along the shore of the Milwaukee River on their trip south in the fall.
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Lumen Christi Catholic School physical education teacher Dana Berns provides third-grader Nathan Kallas with hands-on instruction in the art of cup stacking in the school’s gymnasium on Nov. 17.
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A.J. Schultz takes on Mia Caputa in a Battlestack contest as fellow third-grader Julia Rowe watches in the Lumen Christi Catholic School gymnasium on Nov. 17.
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Olivia VanLaanan puts the finishing touches on a 15-cup pyramid as third-grade students at Lumen Christi Catholic School attempt to help break a world record for cup stacking in the school gymnasium on Nov. 17.
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Kyle Bedbarski, of Milwaukee, an employee of Professional Grounds Management, uses a blower to clear fallen leaves from the lawn of Fox Point Lutheran Church in Fox Point on Nov. 12.
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John Bartel opens a hand-made quilt to show the 80 bidders in the audience during the 24th annual Friends of the Brown Deer Library Auction that featured more than 120 items on Nov. 10.
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Multiple bidders raised their numbers to get in on one of five sets of special cupcakes and cupcake cookbooks during the 24th annual Friends of the Brown Deer Library Auction that featured more than 120 items for 80 bidders in the audience n Nov. 10.
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John Bartel displays a printed Green Bay Packer 2010 team ball during the 24th annual Friends of the Brown Deer Library Auction that featured more than 120 items for 80 bidders in the audience.
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Bev Silldorff (left), Bob Blazich and Don Silldorff work on assembling the Mequon Historical Society's quarterly newsletter for mailing in the Society's offices in the Logeman Center on Nov. 12.
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Gilda's Club Executive Director Haudicourt talks with Stan Kass at the grand opening of the Club's "Living Room" at the Jewish Community Center on Nov. 10. When Gilda's Club was forced to close its Shorewood location, the JCC offered the Club space in it's facility, which is a perfect match of program and facility for the Club, Haudicourt said. Kass provided funds to remake the space in memory of his wife, Lee Kass.
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Jake Currie interviews with Donna Bohn for a job at the up-coming Artisans Fair in Nicolet Nigh School that is a project of, and benefits, the Nicolet High School Special Education Program.
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Gerald Hanus looks over a Christmas decoration at the 24th Annual Rummage Sale in Mackin Hall at St. Eugene Parish on Nov. 5.
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Chris Russell (right) looks over a book chosen by Nathan, 5 (left) while his brother, Andrew, 3, waits his turn. He checked the message in each book before letting the boys purchase the book during the Friends of the Whitefish Bay Public Library used book sale on Nov. 5 with proceeds to help fund Library programs and projects.
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Laura Mendoza, 4, participates in one of the songs during the puppet show "Camp Creep" at the North Shore Library on Oct. 28.
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Children from the audience played the jellyfish during the puppet show "Camp Creep" at the North Shore Library on Oct. 28.
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Students in the Symphony Strings of Shorewood High School perform at the annual Masterworks concert at St. Roberts Church in Shorewood on October 25.
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A variety of pumpkin expressions light up the night at the annual Great Pumpkin Display in Whitefish Bay. The Whitefish Bay Civic Foundation presented the event which ran October 27 thru October 31 in Old Schoolhouse Park.
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A multitude of carvers created their own pumpkins as part of the Whitefish Bay Great Pumpkin Display on October 27.
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From left, Ryan Ellis and Taylor Aronson work together on a giant pumpkin at the Whitefish Bay Great Pumpkin Display on October 27.
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Kids dance as the music plays during the Whitefish Bay Great Pumpkin Display on October 27.
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Madigan Nemke, 3, and her mother Jenny trick or treat inside Oriole Lane School during the school's annual "Spooktacular" party on Oct. 21.
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Nicolet High School's Theater department fires up the comedy in it's production of Larry Shue's classic, "The Nerd". Performances are Oct. 28-29 and Nov. 4-5, all at 7:30 in the main Theater. The "nerd", Rick Steadman, played by Steven Long (left), befuddles his war buddy's friends including Warnock Waldgrave played by Connor Wahrman (right).
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Nicolet High School's Theater department fires up the comedy in it's production of Larry Shue's classic, "The Nerd". Performances are Oct. 28-29 and Nov. 4-5, all at 7:30 in the main Theater. The "nerd", Rick Steadman, played by Steven Long (right), befuddles his war buddy's friends, here including Warnock Waldgrave (left) played by Connor Wahrman, and Clelia Waldgrave, played by Rachel Halstrom, in non-stop hilarity as he blindly, if energetically, overstays his visit.
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Second grader Isaac Wang evacuates from the North Shore Fire Department's Survive Alive House when it made a stop at Shorewood's Lake Bluff Elementary School on Sept. 11 as part of Fire Prevention Month activities.
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Milwaukee School of Engineering nursing student Heidi Beilke draws flu vaccine into a syringe during a flu shot clinic at the Fox Point Police Department on Oct. 12. The North Shore Health Department will be holding several flu shot clinics throughout the North Shore this fall.
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Shirley Keuler, of Glendale, reacts as North Shore Health Department Public Health Nurse Randie Parks administers a flu shot to Kueler in the Fox Point Police Department on Oct. 12. The health department will be holding several flu shot clinics throughout the North Shore yet this Fall.
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Frank and Joan Mikulec browse at the Bayside Middle School 2nd Annual Rummage and Bake Sale on Oct. 15 with proceeds to benefit the eighth grade students scholarship fund and trip to Washington, D.C .
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Homestead Head Football Coach Dave Keel (left) congratulates Germantown Football Head Coach Jake Davis for the Warhawks' 27-0 win over the Highlanders on Oct. 13 ending Keel's conference winning streak at 67 games.
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Jamison Gaffney, 7, gets welcomed in during the Parkway Elementary Cross Country Run on Oct. 7. Kids had trained for running in physical education class prior to the event
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Justin Schiesel, 7, takes off running while PE teacher Jeremy Staver gets other kids ready for their turn at the Cross Country Run at Parkway Elementary on Oct. 7. The kids had been training for the event in physical education class prior to the event.
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Former Green Bay Packer LeRoy Butler signs his autograph on a calender for Jade Krewald at Bay Shore Mall, as part of the LeRoy Butler Foundation for Breast Cancer Fundraiser on Oct. 10.
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Buzz Althoen at the Little Free Library in Kletzsch Park in Glendale. Althoen, a vice president with Friends of Kletzsch Park, helped erect the free give and take library which is located on the Milwaukee River Parkway in Kletzsch Park.
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Seniors give it therir all in a tug-o-war competition against the sophmores during the Brown Deer High School Homecoming Pep Rally on Sept 28.
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Junior Pietro D'Amato jumps along in the sack race portion of a relay contest between the classes during the Brown Deer High School Homecoming Pep Rally on Sept 28.
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Freshman Victoria Millet leads a blindfolded Nick Johnson through a mystery obstacle course during the Brown Deer High School Homecoming Pep Rally on Sept 28.
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Tiki receives a blessing from the Rev. Oswald Bwechwa during a Blessing of the Pets Service at St. Martin's Church in Brown Deer on Oct. 1. Tiki attended the service with Barb Barron.
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Maddie was more interested in the three other dogs at the Blessing of the Pets than the words of the Rev. Oswald Bwechwa at St. Martin's Church in Brown Deer on Oct. 1.
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Miniature ornaments waiting assembly onto Trees From Home at St. John's Lutheran School in Glendale on Sept. 30.
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Luke Roffler of the Ozaukee County Fish Passage explains the 800-foot fish passway to bypass the dam on the Milwaukee River during Sturgeon Fest at Theinsville Village Park where 1,100 four-month-old sturgeons were released in the Milwaukee River. As fish run the passway, they can be viewed on television, and if marked with transponders, data on that fish recorded.
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Luke Roffler displays a three-inch model with a passive integrated transponder (PAT) inside that contains a unique number so fish management personel can track a fish and its growth should it pass a a reading station. All 1,100 of the sturgeons released at Thiensville park were injected with the PAT units.
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Tom Burzynski of the Department of Natural Resoureces shows a fin clip on one of the 1,100 four-month old sturgeons released during Sturgeonfest at Theinsville Village Park on Oct. 1. Individuals registered and paid a fee to release one of the sturgeons into the Milwaukee River.
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Madi {cq} Knudtson, 2, gets a close up view of a baby sturgeon that has the possibility of growing to seven feet long during Sturgeon Fest at Theinsville Village Park where 1,100 four-month-old sturgeons were released in the Milwaukee River.
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Brad Eggold (left) and Tom Burzynski net sturgeon fingerlings from an aerated tank during Sturgeon Fest at Theinsville Village Park where 1,100 four-month-old sturgeons were released in the Milwaukee River. The sturgeon were hatched and raised in Milwaukee River water to imprint them with the river to be their spawning grounds.
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Visitors to Sturgeon Fest at Theinsville Village Park could see a large model of a sturgeon.
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Felix and Koch run up to the 4-foot turtle sculpture, made out of concrete and embedded with ceramic tiles and featuring the names of all the donors and sponsors of the site revitalization. Their grandmother (left) kept an eye on them during the Milwaukee County Parks, the River Revitalization Foundation, the Village of Brown Deer, and partners unveiling of the new Brown Deer/Southbranch Creek site Oct. 3, 2011.
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Felix Koch, 8, grandson of Richard A. Koch, Brown Deer's first village president, takes a photograph of the 4-foot turtle sculpture, made out of concrete and embedded with ceramic tiles Oct. 3, 2011. The turtle features the names of all the donors and sponsors of the site revitalization.
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and Felix Koch, grandchildren of the Richard A. Koch, Brown Deer's first Village President whose family donated the land for the Brown Deer/Southbranch Creek ran across the bridge during the ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 3, 2011.
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Grayson Radakovich, 4, looks over his souvenir piece of the bike chain used in the cutting ceremony of the newly-renovated Brown Deer/Southbranch Creek Oct. 3, 2011. After the ceremony the chain was cut into small pieces with the help of Grayson's father, Ramsey Radakovich (right), a deputy regional manager with the Milwaukee County Parks System.
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Longtime Brown Deer residents Mark Ehlers (left) and Bob Schraufnagel are the first two bikers to cross the new segment of the Oak Leaf Trail on Oct. 3, 2011. The off-street trail was extended from Brown Deer Park through the Original Village to a crossing at Deerbrook Trail and Brown Deer Road, connecting to the Brown Deer Trail.
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Ray Clausing brought along his four horsepower Badger "hit 'n miss" engine to power a buzz saw to cut up firewood at Historic Day at Mequon Community Park on Sept. 24. Clausing's family moved to what is now Mequon in 1846 on a farm that is now under the Pavillion and I-43, and its octagon barn is now part of the Old World Wisconsin building collection.
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Mary Silver of Sturgeon Bay shows Sarah, Ashlyn, 5, and Caleb, 5, Weide how she uses natural material to dye cloth at Historic Day at Mequon Community Park on Sept. 24.
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An exhibitor at Historic Day at Mequon Community Park clears water from his tent top as a heavy rainstorm rolled through the area on on Sept. 24.
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Barbara Netzow, a master gardener with the UW-Extention, fielded a question from Jane Walton of the Fox Point Garden Club at the Fox Point Farmers Market on Sept. 24 where master gardeners were on hand to help people with their green thumbs.
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The Shorewood High School Senior Float whoops it up along the homecoming parade route on September 23.
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The Shorewood High School Greyhound makes his way along the homecoming parade route on September 23.
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Kids from the Gay Straight Alliance of Shorewood High School march along the homecoming parade on September 23.
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A crew from T&T Tree Service grinds stumps from 25 Ash trees cut from Village of Theinsville property on Sept. 21. The Village removed the trees to attempt to control the Emerald Ash Borer invasive insect. The Village will be replanting the locations with other tree species.
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A crew from T&T Tree Service grinds stumps from 25 Ash trees cut from Village of Theinsville property on Sept. 21. The Village removed the trees to attempt to control the Emerald Ash Borer invasive insect. The Village will be replanting the locations with other tree species.
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Zumba Gold instructor Susie Lococo ( center foreground ) leads a group in exercise to the sounds of the Champs " Tequila " during the Glendale Chamber of Commerce North Shore Health Fair on Sept. 14 at the Wisconsin Athletic Club in Glendale.
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Colorful students from Whitefish Bay High School wave from a float in the homecoming parade on Sept. 16.
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Jenny Loyda and Kathy Linneman wrap dogs & brats for the eighth annual Community Tailgate and Silent Auction at Whitefish Bay High School on Sept. 15.
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Amanda Pandl, Mariah Downs, and Ashley Reed line up for some food served by Theresa Hoge at the eighth annual Community Tailgate and Silent Auction at Whitefish Bay High School on Sept. 16
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Therese Hassett explains the project that she and fellow UWM students Cale Korenic and Alan Wold designed as part of the global PARK(ing) Day project on Capitol Drive in Shorewood on Sept 16. The one day project made use of parking spaces along Capitol to explore different approaches for the urban landscape.
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UWM student Craig Huebner stands in an exhibit designed by himself and fellow students Rustin Schwandt, and Ariel Gonzalez as part of the global PARK(ing) Day project on Capitol Drive in Shorewood on Sept. 16. The one day project made use of parking spaces along Capitol to explore different approaches for the urban landscape.
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Youth volunteers from the Mitzvah Corp pitched in on Sept. 15 to help a Glendale senior citizen with yardwork. Last year the kids gave 850 hours of community service towards senior citizens.
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Glendale resident Stuart Peckerman and Mitzvah Corp member Shoshy-Altman-Shafer share a few words during the Mitzvah Corp cleanup of Mr. Peckerman's yard. Says Mitzvah Corp Director Avremi Schapiro " It's hard to say who benefits more from their time together, and everyone comes away with a smile."
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Youth volunteers from the Mitzvah Corp work together on Sept. 15 to help a Glendale senior citizen with yard work. Last year the kids gave 850 hours of community service towards senior citizens.
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A Glendale senior citizen's backyard gets a thorough cleanup with the help of youth volunteers from the Mitzvah Corp on Sept. 15.
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In a funny, touching moment during the Mitzvah Corp volunteer cleanup of Stewart Peckerman's backyard, one of the kids walks out with what he thinks is yard waste. Mr. Peckerman smiled and gently said " That's a shrub, it can go back in the ground."
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First graders from Heather Ristau's class check the progress of the vegetables and flowers in the Dean Elementary School garden that was built this past spring with a Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation $6,000 Toolbox for Education grant. Last spring each class sowed different seeds. The first graders could see the tall sunflowers they planted in kindergarten.
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First graders from Heather Ristau's class check the progress of the vegetables and flowers in the Dean Elementary School garden that was built this past spring with a Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation $6,000 Toolbox for Education grant. The first graders could saw tall sunflowers they planted in Spring as kindergarteners.
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Alex Lindenbaum, 10 (left) and Connor Deuser, 13, play a game of Bungee Basketball - players in bungee harnesses run toward the basket and shoot before the bungee cord pulls them back - during the Bayside Village Picnic on Sept. 10.
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Abby Friedlen, 12 (left), on cowbell, Ellen Liang, 12, on tambourine and Izzy Badran, 12 (right) on rub board play backup to Larry Kubiayk and the band Hat Trick during the Bayside Village Picnic on Sept. 10.
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Steven Johnson (front) checks the progress of 40-feet of grilling chicken halves as Joel Belter (left) and Brett Poniewaz roll one of the grilling racks at the 51st Chicken Fry by the Brown Deer United Methodist Church that grilled 1,500 dinners on Sept. 10.
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Steven Johnson pulls cooked chickens halves from the 40-foot charcoal grill at the 51st Chicken Fry by the Brown Deer United Methodist Church that grilled 1,500 dinners on Sept. 10.
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Members of the Homestead High School junior varsity girls swim team practice outside on the schools lawn on Aug. 31.
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Mrs. Cynthia Diba counts her 4th grade class before the first day of school at Stormonth School in Fox Point on Sept. 1.
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Six-year-old Mitchell Voit gives his mom Sharon a big hug before his first day of school at Stormonth School in Fox Point on Sept. 1.
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Residents from the Brown Deer School District got a chance to view proposed plans, listen and be heard at the School District's Community Information & Listening Sessions held at the MAC center at Brown Deer High School on August 31. The sessions were held to inform the community about various school facilities and open a dialogue that included the resdients.
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Residents from the Brown Deer School District got a chance to view proposed plans, listen and be heard at the School District's Community Information & Listening Sessions held at the MAC center at Brown Deer High School on August 31. The sessions were held to inform the community about various school facilities and open a dialogue that included the resdients.
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Residents from the Brown Deer School District got a chance to view proposed plans, listen and be heard at the School District's Community Information & Listening Sessions held at the MAC center at Brown Deer High School on August 31. The sessions were held to inform the community about various school facilities and open a dialogue that included the resdients.
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Mark Shapiro, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay, and Trish Haudricourt, Executive Director of Gilda's Club in the club's " living room " at the Jewish Community Center. Mr. Shapiro facilitated the use of the space at Jewish Community Center for Gilda's Club which acts as a support group for people with cancer.
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Isaac Hensler, 4, gets his picture taken by his new K4 teacher Karla Vanden Boom at Dean School in Brown Deer at the school's Teacher Meet and Greet on Aug. 24.
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Roshan Chetry, of Germantown, (left) takes a picture of his cousin Jagriti Koirala Acharya at Atwater Beach on Aug. 28 She came from Florida to visit her cousins and aunt because they haven't seen each other for eight years.
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A couple walks down the stairs to the beach at Atwater Park on Aug. 28, 2011. The area is fenced off and several people including this couple climbed the fence to gain access.
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Stephanie Moeller, of Fox Point, and her boy friend Ben Ernster, of Glendale, practice with their bows in Kletzsch Park Aug. 16. The two will be featured in an up-coming cable TV show for their bow hunting.
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Stephanie Moeller, of Fox Point, and her boy friend Ben Ernster, of Glendale, practice with their bows in Kletzsch Park Aug. 16. The two will be featured in an up-coming cable TV show for their bow hunting.
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Karen Dasovich (right) purchases a bouquet of fresh cut flowers from Thao Houa at the Brown Deer Farmer's Market that drew 20 vendors on Aug. 17.
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Flowers and produce are at their peak at the Brown Deer Farmer's Market that drew 20 vendors on Aug. 17.
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Troy Hartges, a consultant with Crispell Snyder, discusses maps of the village with Whitefish Bay residents at an Aug. 22 meeting on storm and sanitary sewers.
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The Mangeaux Quartet, made up of Whitefish Bay high school sophomores (from left) Emma Romell, Maddie Saviano, Hannah Thompson and Allison Gregg perform at the school's Showcase and Dedication on Aug. 21.
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With bolt cutters instead of scissors, a bike chain "ribbon" is cut on the newly completed Oak Leaf Trail pedestrian bridge on Aug. 15, as the Village of Shorewood celebrated with it's County, State, local businesses and other partners in the completion of the Capitol Drive construction, renovation and landscaping project. Helping in the cutting are Village Manager Chris Swartz (left), Village President Guy Johnson (with bolt cutter), Milwaukee County 3rd District Supervisor Gerry Broderick, Milwaukee County Parks Director Sue Black (with bolt cutters), County Executive Office representative Thomas Harris, and Milwaukee County Parks Chief of Operations Guy Smith then cut the bike chain into smaller pieces and distributed to the crowd gathered for the event.
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Sophomores Monica Caputa, Katie Greisch and Sydney Hubbell wash cars in the rain during a car wash, bake and brat sale in the Pick n Save parking lot on Mequon Road to raise funds for the Homestead High School varsity volleyball team on Aug. 13.
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Voters sign in and get their ballots at Glen Hills School in Glendale during recall election voting on August 9.
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Rebecca Daskal, 7 (back), Ben Chester, 10, and Sam Chester, 8 (front) make a robot during " Mad Science Week " at Summer Kids Klub Camp at Le Club Sports Club in Glendale.
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Susan Sepnesky of Petzold Farms in Mequon helps out a customer at the Thiensville Farmers Market on August 9.
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Kids create a scene Norman Rockwell might have painted during the Whitefish Bay Ice Cream Social on Aug. 3. From left are Allison Curran, 7, Tommy Curran, 3, Seamus Larson, 2, Megan Curran, 5, and getting the last drop of his ice cream is Sean Larson, 5.
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Peter Vaguely played percussion on a cardboard box with steel brushes during a performance with Coolville in a Summer Sounds at Hubbard Park concert on July 28. The performance was moved inside the Hubbard Park Lodge by the threat of rain and mosquitoes.
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Peter Vaguely with Coolville was moved inside the Hubard Park Lodge for its Summer Sounds at Hubbard Park concert on July 28 because of the threat of rain and mosquitoes.
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The Riverbrook Family Restaurant, formerly the Pig n' Whistle, is being demolished on Capitol Drive.
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John Kopetsky trims hedges in Old School House Park on Aug. 1. The village of Whitefish Bay maintains all the decorative plantings in public places including approximately 9500 village owned trees and 125 flower beds.
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Nick Johnson, 13, of Fox Point, rear, and Odin(cq) Peltonen(cq), of Brown Deer, splash in the Brown Deer Village Pont as the sun sets Tuesday, July 26, 2011, in Brown Deer, Wis. The youngsters were taking advantage of extended hours at the pond for the city's annual Night of Justice event.
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Elizabeth Krueger comes early each Saturday to the Fox Point farmers market at Stormouth Elementary School on July 23 to buy vegetables from Linda Thao (right) at "Mom's Produce" because "it's fresh, well displayed and everyone is friendly."
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City of Brown Deer Fire Department Heavy Equipment Operator Mark Stampfl helps four year old Tessa Jennings, 4, of Brown Deer try her hand at operating a fire hose at the annual Night of Justice event on July 26.
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Workers from Winding Roofing spread hot tar on the roof of Nicolet High School on July 26 as the days high temperatures topping out at 81 degrees.
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Crystal Liu (left) and Jia Wei get the soap bubbles floating as they volunteer to help the small children at the Shorewood Library's 13th annual Summer Celebration on July 20.
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Griffin Donahue looks through the fence during a regional baseball game between Brown Deer and Whitefish Bay in Cahill Park on July 19. Griffin is the son of Brown Deer coach Mike Donahue.
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The swing number "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" gets an energetic kick by vocalist Rana Roman with The Mr. Lucky Syndicate big band at the July 13th Music In the Glen free concert series in Glendale.
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Peter Velikanov (left) watches his daughter Masha, 6, feed her sister, Katya, 3. Gramma Natalya Skutina joined them. Masha liked the live music because "it's so real." Darele Bisquerra and Trio de Janeiro performed July 7 during Summer Sounds, a free outdoor concert at Hubbard Park in Shorewood. The concert kicked off a seven consecutive Thursday night series of music under the stars.
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Mike Weeden checks a sheet of plastic being heated to vaccuum form a packaging insert the Brown Deer Middle School Plastics Education program produced. The Borwon Deer program may be the only of its type in the Midwest at a middle school level.
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ns bd concert-1 0630 dh SA Accompanied by pianist Geri Stone, Joan Armbruster entertains the audience during the first of three 2011 Concerts in the Park in the Memorial Garden of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday evening, June 25.
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Isabella Hart, 8, of Brown Deer tries her hand at tie-dying a t-shirt. The Brown Deer Public library held the tie-dying event for kids on June 28.
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Edward Capper woths with other pharmacists and technicians at Fitzgerald's Pharmacy in Whitefish Bay from which he retired after 70 years in the medical field.
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Jazz great Jack Grassel (right) riffs on the guitar as John Price (center) handles the bass and Daves Bayles hits the skins as the Johnny Padilla Quintet performs some hot jazz on a cool lakefront at Atwater Park June 11th for the 40th annual Shorewood Mens Club Chicken Barbeque.
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Kristen Lasasso of the Mellow Mushroom cycling team takes Don Becker Pink and White Pro Womens Leader Jersey as she wins the Womens Pro category at the Shorewood Criterium race June 16th.
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Nicole Zingale, Lumen Christi School 8th grader this coming fall, makes a valiant attempt to climb the twisting rope ladder at the carnival rides area at the 47th annual Thiensville-Mequon Lions Club Lionsfest June 11th.
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Pro Women 1/2/3 round Freistadt and Green Bay roads corner during the Theinsville Criterium, one of the race stages for the Tour of America's Dairyland bicycle race on Friday, June 17.
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Packers Great Leroy Butler and singer Erica Hoyt greet some participants at the Flippin to a Cure pre-kickoff event held at Ellipse Fitness in Mequon on June 30.
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Nicolet's Gaby Bronson competes in the finals of the Division 1 girls shot put at the WIAA State Track and Field Finals Saturday, June 5, 2011 in Lacrosse.
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Zach Enea of Homestead slides into second against Tyler Crass of Nicolet. Enea was called safe, but Nicolet prevailed 6-0.
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Nicolet's Joel Sharon races to put out Whitefish Bay's Johnny Markweise at first at home on Wednesday, June 22.
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Grafton's Emma Fatla (right) takes the ball past Whitefish Bay's Jamie Talbert.
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Lea Zhang dances with multi-hued ribbons as she and her dance studio students march down Silver Spring Drive in the Whitefish Bay 4th of July parade.
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