Election 2011: Greenfield Polling Locations

Six polling locations will be open all day for today's spring election.

Recall Efforts to Hit Greenfield Polling Locations

Volunteers seeking to recall State Senator Mary Lazich will be stationed outside of the Community Center and Whitnall High School.

Election 2011: Thomas Pietrowski, Common Council

Pietrowski seeks reelection in only contested Common Council race.

This Week's Meeting Schedule: Don't Miss the School Board Forum

A look at this week's important meetings and events.

Milwaukee's Sick-Pay Regulations Couldn't Happen Here

Greenfield was one of many suburbs which moved to prevent a similar ordinance from passing.

Election 2011: James D. Palmar, Common Council

Former alderperson wants his seat back.

Election 2011: Linda Lubotsky, Common Council

District 1 alderperson running unopposed for second term.

Neitzke Asks Police, Fire to Contribute to Pensions

Greenfield's mayor sent a formal request via letter to both union presidents Friday.

Flags to Fly at Half-Staff Until Saturday

The flags were ordered to be lowered in honor of slain police officer Craig Birkholz.

This Week's Meeting Schedule: Greenfield School Board Leads the List

Take a look at this week's city and school district calendar.

District Supervisor to Host Town Hall Meeting

Residents invited to ask questions and learn about issues facing Milwaukee County.

City Expects to Face Shortfall of $500,000 or More

Mayor reveals numbers at Common Council meeting, and voices concern regarding the treatment of public employees.

Census: Greenfield's Asian, Hispanic Populations on the Rise

The city's overall population has remained relatively flat over the last decade.

County Exec Candidates at Odds on Union Rights; Stone Backs Walker, Abele Opposes Union Exemptions

The Milwaukee County Executive candidates met for a forum at MATC on Friday.

Can Senators Work Together? Walker Says Yes

Despite the polarization between lawmakers, the governor believes it will be business as usual before long.

Walker Visits Southeastern Wisconsin; Says It Was Time to Move Forward

He said the move was necessary for Wisconsin to "move forward."

State Senators React to Wednesday's Vote

Lazich voted for it while Carpenter was still in Illinois.

Protesters Take to the Streets Again, This Time Outside City Hall

Approximately 50 demonstrators marched, chanted and waved signs in protest of Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal.

County Executive Candidates Will Meet at Forum on Friday

Deadline to submit questions, register is Monday.

This Week's Meeting Schedule

Lots of meetings planned around the city for Monday evening.

Hundreds Attend School Budget Event at Greenfield High

Crowd told to unite within their communities, call their legislators.

Budget Discussion at District Administration Center on Saturday

Parents, administrators, teachers and community members are encouraged to attend.

Lazich Targeted for Recall; Numbers Suggest She's Safe

The Republican is one of 14 senators throughout Wisconsin being targeted for recall as the Legislature gridlocks over Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal.

City, District at Odds Over Recreational Programs

School district will begin offering programs next month, some of which the city's Parks and Recreation Department already offers.

Report: Senate Democrats to be Held in Contempt

A resolution was passed that orders the missing senators to return by 4 p.m. Thursday.

Loss of Recycling Grant Could be Costly to DPW

Services should remain constant through 2011, but changes might come in 2012.

Report: Carpenter, Other Democrats Make Progress on Return

But the 14 Democratic Senators remain in Illinois for a 13th day.

Mayor Neitzke Cautiously Optimistic Following Governor's Address

He believes cuts will not be "catastrophic" as many feared they would be.

Two Greenfield Representatives Back Walker's Budget Proposal

Senator Mary Lazich and Jeff Stone of the state assembly issued separate statements shortly after the governor's address.

Walker's Budget Calls for $1.2 Billion in Local Aid Cuts

Two-year plan also would virtually eliminate state's $2.5 billion deficit and put a 'hard cap' on local property taxes.

Carpenter Still Missing, Misses MMSD Meeting

Greenfield representative now in his 11th day in Illinois in protest of Gov. Scott Walker's budget-repair bill.

This Week's Meetings Schedule

Greenfield Patch has compiled a list of this week's city government and school district meetings.

Carpenter Calls Gov. Walker a 'Dictator' in Television Interview

Greenfield representative Tim Carpenter is one of 14 Democratic senators staying in Illinois to avoid voting on Walker's budget-repair bill.

Assembly Passes Budget-Repair Bill; Senate Democrats Still Out of State

Republican Jeff Stone voted in favor of the bill; Democrat Peggy Krusick did not vote.

You Are Invited to Milwaukee County's 'Open House'

Event downtown gives residents an up-close glimpse at their county government.

Greenfield Representative Among the 'Democratic 14'

Tim Carpenter, along with 13 other Democratic Senators, left Wisconsin last week to avoid voting on Gov. Scott Walker's budget-repair bill.

Budget Repair Bill Blog

Marathon Assembly session, Badgers football team and the Governor's phone conversation

Federal Transporation Funds Could be Jeopardy if Budget Repair Bill Approved

$46.6 million at stake if collective bargaining is eliminated.

Parks and Rec Department Unsure What to Make of District's Plan

Director indicated the department is taking a wait-and-see approach after school board approves Greenfield School District motion to offer similar programs.

This Week's Meetings Schedule

Greenfield Patch has compiled a list of all of the city and school district meetings for this week.