Community Learning Center Tabled by Greendale Trustees

The Village Board put off approving the ordinance outlining governance of the learning center to let other entities involved take a look at some changes in wording.

DMV Closed Thursday and Friday

Regular DMV hours will resume again Monday.

Does Wisconsin Owe You Money? Check on the Online Database

The Wisconsin Treasury Department returned more than $500,000 to 91 people and businesses.

Interested in Running for a Greendale Municipal Office?

Trustees Ron Barbian and Carl Genz's seats are up for re-election in April.

Laser Lights Show for Village Day and More from Village Board

The Village Board will considering adding a laser show the 75th celebration, adopting an agreement for the community learning center and proclaiming a day for the marching band.

Culver's Fundraiser for Greendale K-9 Unit

Eat at Hales Corner Culver's on November 21 to help fundraise for Greendale's first K-9 Unit.

Act 10 Saves Greendale School District Big Bucks

New report says the Greendale School District has seen a big reduction in pension and health care costs because of changes in state's collective bargaining law.

Mitchell Interchange Finished After Four Years of Work

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the Layton Avenue entrance ramp to celebrate the completion of the project.

K-9 Unit Unleashed

Fundraising brought in enough money to start Greendale's first K-9 police unit, but more work is needed to maintain it for the future.

Greendale Arch Ready Early Next Year

The arch is meant to bring more visitors into the Village Center and will be built next to the LED sign.

Delays For Greendale Community Learning Center Construction

The construction for a community learning center that would save the village money and increase programming at the library is not moving as quickly as some hoped.

How Does Greendale Feel About the Election Results?

According to Facebook responses, people in Greendale were pretty disappointed with Tuesday's results. Check out what people had to say.

Romney, Thompson Carry Greendale

Mitt Romney and Tommy Thompson won the vote in Greendale but ultimately fell in the presidential and U.S. Senate elections. Romney garnered 54 percent of the vote in Greendale with a village-wide turnout of 82 percent.

Tammy Baldwin Hits the Phones During Stop in Greendale

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate calls on the help of volunteers to help her in tightly contested races.

Voter ID Law Divides Legislative Candidates

Candidates seeking election to state offices representing parts of Greendale, Greenfield, Waukesha and Muskego sparred on issues, including the blocked Voter ID bill, at a candidates forum Thursday.

Civility Rules in Great Presidential Debate

Greendale State Rep. Jeff Stone and state Sen. Chris Larson took part in Oak Creek High School's first-ever "Great Presidential Debate" Wednesday at the Oak Creek Community Center.

Greendale Village Budget Overview

As the village begins the budget process for 2013, questions are asked and answered about the proposed budget.

Early Voting in Greendale Off to a Steady Start

Compared to last year, lines are shorter and so is the time to vote in-person absentee.

Tax Increase Proposed for Village of Greendale Homeowners

$14 million proposed budget includes savings from changes in employee benefits, new staff for the clerk-treasurer's office, and reductions in Recycling Center hours.

Stone, Larson to Participate in Presidential Debate

State Rep. Jeff Stone and State Sen. Chris Larson will act as presidential surrogate in the debate at Oak Creek High School.

When Does Early Voting Start in Greendale?

Voters don't have to wait until Nov. 6 to vote for president — in Wisconsin, they can also vote from Oct. 22 through Nov. 2.

Greendale Gains National Historic Landmark Status

Greendale's history as a "greenbelt" community built during the Great Depression has helped make it one of 27 new national landmarks. There are only 2,527 designated national historic landmarks and 592 national natural landmark sites acro

Weekend Carriage Rides in the Village Center

The horse-drawn carriage rides would be every Friday and Saturday throughout the month of December.

Board of Health Looking for New Member

The board is looking for health professionals who will serve two-years and meet once a year.

Election Preview: Wisconsin 82nd State Assembly District

A Democratic teacher is taking on veteran Republican incumbent Jeff Stone.

Chick-fil-A to be Reviewed by Planning Commission

The application will be reviewed on Wednesday. The restaurant would be built in an out-lots in front of Walmart on 76th Street.

Election Preview: Wisconsin 28th State Senate District

Incumbent Republican state Sen. Mary Lazich is being challenged in the 28th District by Democrat Jim Ward.

Database: How Much Did Your Neighbors Give to Obama, Romney?

Greendale voters gave more money to President Barack Obama than presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

Would Sheriff Cuts Hurt the Suburbs?

Greendale State Rep. Jeff Stone is concerned that the $3.3 million cut will affect services in Milwaukee County suburbs.

How to Register to Vote in Greendale

In honor of National Voter Registration Day, here's how and where to register as a new voter in Greendale.

Rob Zerban Meet And Greet

Longhorn Steakhouse Gets Ok From Planning Commission

Longhorn Steakhouse will be built next to a future Panda Express at the old Leath Furniture location.

Panther Pub and Eatery Gets Go-Ahead From Planning Commission

The planned Greendale Panthers-themed restaurant will fit 95 people and include an outdoor dining patio.

Patch, WGTD Issue Invitation to Ryan and Zerban for October Debate

We're asking Congressman Paul Ryan and his Democratic challenger, Rob Zerban, to participate in a debate next month.

Meet Democratic Candidates Picnic

Wisconsin National Guard Unit Faces Possible Overseas Deployment

The 3,400 members of the 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Wisconsin's largest National Guard unit, were told they may be called up again.

Greendale Vision: Henry F. Potter vs George Bailey

After the controversial addition of the Norman Rockwell sculpture and creation of the Village Center ad hoc committee, columnist Mike Vickery consults with some fictional town planners.

Clerk-Treasurer Office Adds Extra Staff in Response To Election Changes

The Greendale Clerk-Treasurer office has been overwhelmed with the amount of work past few years and the changes in election laws has only made it worse.

UPDATED: 1 Milwaukee County Death Linked to West Nile Virus

West Nile Virus cases increasing in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.

Dye Testing of Greendale Storm Sewer System

Dye water testing is scheduled somewhere between Sept. 17 and Oct. 31 during the weekdays.