Online Tool Matches Voters with Ideal Presidential Candidate

This online free quiz takes an in-depth look at your stance on a range of issues, then compares them to candidates' responses.

How Did Greenfield Vote on Tuesday?

With more at stake than the Democrats, Greenfield's Republicans turned out in large numbers to show support for their favorite U.S. Senate candidate.

Daniel Riemer Ousts Longtime Rep. Peggy Krusick

Riemer, a 25-year-old Milwaukee man and UW law student, defeated Krusick in a Democratic primary for the 7th District Assembly seat Tuesday.

What You Need to Know Before Heading to the Polls

Tuesday is primary election day, and Patch has the information you need before you go to vote.

Paul Ryan's Recent Greenfield Visits Met with Cheers, Jeers

On Saturday, the Wisconsin congressman was named as Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate. Twice last year, Ryan made highly publicized visits to Greenfield.

Paul Ryan's Rapid Ascension from Janesville Craig Grad to Romney's Running Mate

The Wisconsin native, in his seventh term as congressman, made a name for himself in recent years with his budget proposals and proposed changes to Medicare.

Primary Election Preview: Wisconsin State Assembly, 7th District

Democratic incumbent Peggy Krusick and newcomer Daniel Riemer square off in Tuesday's primary in the newly drawn district.

Greenfield 2012 Primary Election Guide

With the election season under way, this is what every Greenfield resident needs to know about voting in the Aug. 14 primary.

Jeff Stone, Republican Candidate for 82nd State Assembly District Representative

Stone, the assembly incumbent and former Greenfield alderman, also ran for Milwaukee County executive last year.

Hovde Top Choice of GOP Insiders, But Thompson Fares Better Against Baldwin

In Patch's first political insiders poll, GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde is the top choice among the state's influential conservatives. But those same conservatives believe former Gov. Tommy Thompson has the best chance to beat Democrat Tammy Baldwin.

Poll: Church-to-Walmart Decision Coming Soon

Members of the Ridge Community Church will learn their fate when the Common Council decides whether or not to approve the church's proposal at a meeting July 17.

Greenfield Health Department Honored for Emergency Planning

The department is one of 13 local public health agencies part of the Milwaukee/Waukesha County Consortium for Emergency Public Health Preparedness.

Greenfield Health Board Wants Less Fluoride in Water

Board of Health members want to see a reduction in the amount of fluoride the Milwaukee Water Works adds to the water. Fluoride is good for teeth, but in high amounts can cause damage to the enamel.

Board of Health Approves Public Health Grants

The grants will help the city address public health concerns like lead exposure, immunizations, maternal and child health. The Board also approved giving an Alverno College nursing student the opportunity to help in the the Health Department.

Federal Waiver Granted To Schools For No Child Left Behind Requirements

By 2014 school districts that didn't have 100 percent of their students meeting the No Child Left Behind requirements in reading and math would have been deemed as failing, but now the federal government has exempted them.

City's Health Department Continues Close Eye On Whooping Cough Outbreak

Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, continues to be an issue in Greenfield and throughout the state.

Greenfield Police Department Seeing New Recruits

Retirements on the Police Department have made openings for new recruits, according to this story from West Allis-Greenfield NOW.

Pacific Produce Continues To Have Perpetual Food Safety Infractions

City health director says Pacific Produce has not made the necessary improvements, could face license revocation.

Which Communities Are Big Spenders in Metro Area?

New report looks at municipal spending and debt in 2010. Where does your community rank?

Residents Encouraged to Particpate in Health Department Survey

About 400 area residents will be interviewed by telephone between July and mid-August. The survey will provide valuable data for continued evaluation of community needs.

Greenfield Supports Consolidation, Neighbors Do Not

Greendale village manager Todd Michaels said the village is open to some of the sharing of fire services, but is less enthusiastic about a full consolidation of five area departments.

Teacher Returns to Her Roots to Run Against Rep. Jeff Stone

Kathleen Wied Vincent, who lives in Brookfield, plans to move back into Greendale, where she graduated high school and later taught, so she can run for the 82nd Assembly seat long held by state Rep. Jeff Stone.

Greenfield Election Guide

The candidates and issues that will affect Greenfield, Milwaukee County and Wisconsin.

ICC Drops Pursuit of Milwaukee County Board Downsizing

Several members of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Council of Milwaukee wanted the board reduced and the positions switched to part-time.

Greenfield's Recall Results Mirrored 2010

In Tuesday’s recall, Gov. Scott Walker won 18 of 21 wards with 9,522 votes, or 56.6 percent of the 16,822 ballots cast across the city.

UPDATED: Voter Turnout in Milwaukee Suburbs Climbing Toward 50 Percent

State elections officials predict turnout of 60 percent, but some local election officials say the number could go higher.

Greenfield Voters Flock to the Polls in Historic Recall Election

Workers say lines of voters were waiting before the polls even opened on Tuesday's election day between Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democrat Tom Barrett.

Walker Recall: What You Need to Know Before Casting a Ballot

See the candidates that will be on the ballot, learn where to vote, and read a list of things to know about voting from the Government Accountability Board.

Gov. Scott Walker Outraises Tom Barrett in Greenfield

Incumbent Republican governor takes in nearly $14,000 in campaign contributions from Greenfield residents, while his Democratic opponent nets about $5,700.

Decision to end Fluoridation in Milwaukee Would Impact Greenfield

A Milwaukee alderman wants to end the process. Greenfield's water is purchased from Milwaukee Water Works, which provides water to 16 communities and nearly 1 million residents.

Barrett, Walker: Where They Stand on Key Issues in Recall Race

Here's a look at what the two gubernatorial candidates have said about top issues, including collective bargaining, education, jobs and more.

Report Spells Out Fire Department Consolidation Options

The Public Policy Forum says combining the fire departments of Hales Corners, Franklin, Oak Creek, Greenfield and Greendale would save a lot of money, but also present a lot of questions.

Absentee Ballot Requests, Clerk-Office Voting Tallies High for Recall

City Clerk Jennifer Goergen predicts the city will have between 4,000-6,000 absentee ballots returned for the June 5 election.

Joe Sanfelippo Files Nomination Papers for 15th Assembly District

The Milwaukee County Board supervisor serves Greenfield in his current role.

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