Police Blotter: Cars Break-ins, Flat Screen TV Stolen from Berkshire

There were a couple of car-break-ins in the area. A flat screen TV was stolen from Berkshire, a senior housing complex.

Correction: Greendale's New Reverse 9-1-1 Community Telephone Notification System

Village of Greendale can alert residents, businesses and visitors about potential emergency circumstances and rapidly notify specific geographical areas by telephone with minimal impact on emergency services personnel.

Third Graders Raise Funds for Hose Tower By Creating Greendale History Books

A third grade Canterbury class created and sold Greendale History books to help raise funds for the Hose Tower.

Meet Education Foundation Executive Director Kate Winckler

Kate Winckler was appointed executive director of the Education Foundation of Greendale back in February.

Woman Steals $11K From Greendale Woman's Bank Account

Suspect tells police she took the bank account information from the victim while caring for her ailing brother.

Greendale Baptist Church to Celebrate 50 Years in 2013

Week #64 - The Greendale Baptist Church has been part of the community for almost 50 years. Also, read about the Hunt Family continuing the history of young families building Greendale.

Come Out to Support the Celebration of Education

In a few weeks the community will come together to for Greendale Celebration of Education. This will include honoring retirees and outgoing Superintendent William Hughes.

Recapping Greendale News This Week

Read about Greendale students sending a piano to the Congo, car break-ins, Green Bay Packer Jordy Nelson at Southridge, Twi-Nite opener, tennis invitational and about the man behind the Greendale 75th anniversary columns.

PHOTOS: Greendale Twi-Nite Baseball Opener

The baseball fields came alive as Greendale's Twi-Nite league opened their 2012 season.

Green Bay Packer Jordy Nelson Helps Promote Home Safety for Families

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson partnered up with Kohl’s and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin to host a fun, interactive home safety event at Kohl’s – Southridge Mall on Friday.

Milwaukee Man Leads Police on Chase Through Greendale

Suspect tells officer he didn't pull over because he thought he was getting pulled over for no good reason.

Greendale Students' Efforts to Send a Piano to an Orchestra in the Congo

Two seniors are hoping to get an upright piano to the Kinshasa Symphonic Orchestra in the Congo after they were inspired by a CBS's 60 Minutes segment.

Updated: Proposed Gateway Arch Designs Need Sprucing Up

The proposed rectangular shape of the arch was met with resistance. This will be the second sign this year designed to attract downtown visitors.

Greendale Weekend Happenings

Meet Jordy Nelson. Enjoy Twi-Nite's Opening Day. Take your mom to Spring into Greendale. Go to the last Winter/Spring Market of the season. Help in the Spring Weed Out.

Woman Could Face 3 Years For Stealing Luggage

Racine woman who allegedly stole from Southridge Mall is one of the first charged with a felony under the state's new law.

Fine(d) Print

As the world of journalism changes rapidly, Greendale High School's Pioneer Outlook keeps the basics and adds a modern touch. Patch intern Rebecca Omick got the story from the paper where she got her start.

Some Confused With Ballots As They Vote In The Primary Today

The recall primary isn't considered a normal primary, and people can cross party lines. However, some voters are trying to vote for both parties within the same race.

School District Hiring Consulting Firm to Help Improve Food Services

The consulting firm will help train and mentor a new food service coordinator, who will oversee the daily operations.

A Greendale Man's Path to Community Service

David Miller seems to do it all in Greendale. You'll see him at almost every Greendale meeting and major event.

The Search Process for New Superintendent Begins

The Greendale School District will soon hire a recruiting consulting firm to help in the search for a new superintendent who will replace William Hughes.

Updated: Majority of Greendale Votes in Favor of Walker

Village wide turnout was 47 percent, slightly higher than the 38 percent turnout April 3.

Police Blotter: Breaking Curfew, Drug Possession, Trespassing

Not too much crime in Greendale last week. Read about a couple of drug possession, trespassing and a few more cases.

Update: Greendale Police Report Car Break-ins

Police posted on their Facebook page that there have been some car break-ins in the Village. A suspect might be in custody for several thefts in different counties.

School Board to Accept Applications for Vacancy

The Greendale School Board has approved an application process for the replacement of the board position vacated by Jim Schutte.

Daily Recall Election Roundup: May 7

Here are the latest updates from the campaign trail in the upcoming recall elections.

Decorated Chairs Being Held in Silent Auction

Check out the uniquely designed chairs at their different locations from now till the 'Spring into Greendale' event.

PHOTOS: North Shore Bank Helps People Shred their Clutter

The North Shore Bank held its sixth annual Community Shredding Day Saturday. One lucky winner nabbed family-pack tickets to the Zoo and Milwaukee Public Museum.

A Greendale Salute to Marie Birmingham on Mother's Day

Week#65 - Marie's children explain why she is such a great mom, and all the great things she has done for Greendale . Also, read about a 1938 Government Suggestions Booket for new residents.

Places for a Good Margarita

In celebration of Cinco de Mayo here are some good places to get a good margarita voted by the readers back in March.

Paul Ryan Receives Applause from Crowds in Greendale

Paul Ryan pushed his 'Path to Prosperity' budget at Friday's listening session to about 280 people.

OMG PD: The Odd and Odder From Police Reports

Stories of people doing themselves far more harm than good.

The Votes are in For Best Brunch Place in Greendale

This week Harmony Inn the Village, Applebees, Ruby Tuesday and Traditional Pancake House Restaurant all competed in a poll. The winner is...

Greendale Police Toughening Up During Click It or Ticket Mobilization

The Greendale Police Department will join about 400 law enforcement agencies in intensifying enforcement of the mandatory safety belt law during the annual Click It or Ticket mobilization from May 21 to June 3.

North Shore Bank to Host Free Community Shredding Day

North Shore Bank will hold its sixth annual bank-wide Community Shredding Day on Saturday, May 5, from 9 a.m. to noon. Patch will be there as well. Stop by our table for a chance to win tickets to the zoo or to the Milwaukee Public Museum.

Attention, Frappuccino Lovers: Starbucks Happy Hour Is Coming Back

Half-price drinks between 3-5 p.m. and a new Chocolate Cookie Crumble flavor? Yes!

Greendale School District Offices Moving to High School this Summer

In response to growing resident enrollment at the elementary level the school district started researching alternatives two years ago. Today they announced the offices will be moved from Highland View Elementary to Greendale High School this summer.

Greendale Man Pleads Guilty to Child Porn Charges

Suspect, 23, will have two of five charges dropped as part of a plea deal with prosecutors.

VIDEO: The Raspberry Berets of Root River Celebrates 10th Birthday

The ladies of the Raspberry Berets celebrated the organization's birthday with cocktails, lunch and an interesting fashion show. The fashion took the ladies through the decades of the 1900s.

Greendale's Street Rehab Program Will Include Resurfacing Southway

Southway and the resurfacing of the Village Center parking lot will be part of the $1 million 2012 Street Rehab Program.

North Shore Bank Hosting Shredding Day at Southridge

People can stop by any of North Shore Bank’s over 40 Wisconsin branches, including the Southridge branch in Greendale. Patch will also be at the Southridge branch giving away prizes!