Greenfield Police Explain Arrests at Paul Ryan Luncheon

Attendees were given ample warnings regarding the result of an outburst during the lunch, according to the interim chief.

Greenfield Patch's Most Popular Stories

Here is a look back at the stories Patch users read most often.

Paul Ryan's Greenfield Visit Met by Protesters

The U.S. Congressman was at Klemmer's Banquent Hall as a guest of the Whitnall Park Rotary Club.

Congressman Paul Ryan's Visit to Greenfield in Photos

U.S. Congressman Paul Ryan returned to Greenfield and faced many of the same protesters he faced in late April when he spoke at Whitnall High School.

Greenfield Firefighter's Account of 9/11, Trip to Ground Zero Part 2

In a story special to Greenfield Patch, Kevin Wisniewski of the Greenfield Fire Department tells about 9/11 and a trip to New York one year later in his own words.

Following Son's Drowning Death, Mother Wants High-Proof Alcohol Ban

Luanne Wielichowski has reached out to politicians at all levels in an effort to make alcohols such as Everclear, a 190-proof liquor, unavailable in Wisconsin. Luanne's son, Jeff, died last month after drinking Everclear mixed with energy drinks.

Luanne Wielichowski's Letter to Politicians

The following is an letter Luanne Wielichowski has emailed to several politicians in an effort to get high-proof alcohol banned from Wisconsin.

If You Hate Telemarket Calls, Don't Forget the No-Call List Deadline

Wednesday, August 31 is the next deadline for adding phone numbers to the No Call List.

Greenfield Firefighter's Account of 9/11, Trip to Ground Zero

In a story special to Greenfield Patch, Kevin Wisniewski of the Greenfield Fire Department recounts Sept. 11, 2001 and a trip to New York one year later in this two-part story.

Police Called to Help with Protesters at Greenfield School Board Meeting

The scheduled space couldn't hold the 130 protesters that came to the meeting, and the crowd was upset when the board refused to change locations.

Concealed Carry Ordinances, if They Come, Will Likely Trickle In

Few municipalities are rushing to make decisions regarding weapons in government buildings.

Mayor Suggests Budget Process Serves as Assessment Tool for Interim Chiefs

Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke also recommends the Police and Fire Commission set a firm date for decision on hiring of chiefs.

State's Redistricting Means More Representation for Greenfield

Republican Michael Kuglitsch of New Berlin will join Greendale Rupublican Jeff Stone and Milwaukee Democrat Peggy Krusick starting next year.

Property Tax Levies Throughout Region Increased Modestly In 2011

Tax hikes need to mean more, better services, according to homeowners

Concealed Carry: Will They or Won't They Post?

Some buildings, businesses taking a wait-and-see approach.

Changes in Garbage Disposal Move Closer to Reality

The Board of Public Works selected a new contractor Thursday, and now waits for Common Council approval. If approved, residents would experience a handful of changes.

Introducing 'Dispatches: The Changing American Dream'

What is the American Dream? How has it changed over the last decade or longer? Greenfield Patch hopes to capture the stories that bring those changes to the forefront.

State Senate Majority Remains With Republicans

Democrats needed to win three of six recall elections to gain a majority.

What Should You Do If Dow Jones Continues to Drop?

Roger Dalkin, a member of the Greenfield Chamber of Commerce and a local financial advisor, suggests standing pat.

A Guide to Today's Closest Recall Election

Greenfield voters might not be voting today, but what happens in elections across the state will impact them.

Greenfield Political Junkies Have Plenty To Do This Weekend

Air and Water Show, Packers Family Night have nothing on the excitement of the Darling-Pasch race, Tea Party rally.

Summer Elections Will Have Impact on Districts Without Recalls

Greenfield has no dog in the race, but recalls will have lasting impact.

Greenfield's National Night Out in Pictures

Hundreds of people attended the free event sponsored by all of the city's departments at Konkel Park.

Greenfield's Legislators React To Debt Deal

Senate passes bill to avoid a default.

The Return of the Patch Tour

I'm going to make a point of being out and about and accessible to you on a daily basis.

Where to Stay Cool in Greenfield During Heat Wave

The library, community center and police station will be open to those who need it.

District Supervisor Opposed to Streetcar Plan

Mark Borkowski of the 11th District made his concerns known in a letter to County Executive Chris Abele on Monday.

Greenfield Common Council Meeting Canceled

Tuesday's meeting

Heat Wave Hovering Over Greenfield

Here's the forecast, tips to stay safe and information on what the fire and health departments are doing to make sure residents keep cool.

Redistricting Battle Heating Up

Lack of public input at the center of the fight to slow the process down.

Greenfield Signs Community Covenant With Military

Agreement shows city's support for those in the Armed Forces.

State Budget Fight Influenced Several Local Police Chiefs to Retire

Their reasons were varied, but happenings in Madison played a role in most cases. Now, consolidation might impact how those openings are filled.

Congress Paul Ryan Speaking Engagement Postponed

His event at Klemmer's Banquet Center slated for next week will now be in September.

Community Center's Opening a Milestone of Sorts for Greenfield

The city new facility was both much needed and highly anticipated.

Area Sewerage District Produces Helpful, Informative Video

Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District discusses what it is doing to prevent repeat of July 2010 floods.

Halloween Express Owner Hopes to Open a Family Entertainment Center

His proposal will be considered by the city's planning commission Tuesday, one of sever meetings scheduled for this week.

Robert Haack Owner Working on Solution that Pleases the Masses

Bret Eulberg posted a few suggestions on Facebook earlier this week.

Open Thread: Have You Grown Accustomed to the Smoking Ban?

It's been a year. What do you think about it now?

Indoor Smoking Ban's One-Year Anniversary Passes Quietly

Restaurants, bars and workplaces have been smoke-free in Wisconsin since July 5, 2010.

State Senator Tim Carpenter Believes in Shrinking Legislature

His plan calls for reduction in senators and representatives.