How Did Greenfield Vote in 2008?

Just a handful of votes separated Barack Obama from John McCain in 2008.

Want to Help Hurricane Sandy Victims?

There are several ways you can help victims right here from Wisconsin.

Greenfield's Early Voting Outpacing 2008 Election Totals

Twenty-one percent of the city's voting population had already voted as of Thursday morning. Early voting runs through 5 p.m. Friday.

Legislative Candidates Forum Set for Nov. 1

Not sure who to vote for? Patch and the League of Women Voters are hosting several state Senate and Assembly candidates at a forum at the Greenfield Community Center.

Library Closed on Election Day

With a high expected turnout and limited parking spaces available, the library will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 6.

Debates Will Impact National, State Vote, Insiders Say

Republicans feel Gov. Mitt Romney rode the momentum of his strong start, while Democrats believe President Barack Obama rebounded down the stretch.

When Does Early Voting Start in Greenfield?

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.

Loomis Road Development Clears Hurdle

As many as 18 acres north of I-894 and east of Loomis Road could be available for the city to purchase from WisDOT and then sell to a developer.

Supervisor Sanfelippo's Town Hall Meetings Approaching

Residents are invited to one of two meetings this month to ask questions and to learn about issues facing Milwaukee County.

Election Preview: Wisconsin 7th State Assembly District

Democrat Daniel Riemer is unopposed in his bid for the state Assembly.

Community Development Manager Honored for Years of Service

Charles Erickson has spent 15 years with the city.

Kathleen Vincent, Democratic Candidate for 82nd State Assembly District

In first bid for office, Vincent is taking on state Rep. Jeff Stone in Nov. 6 election.

Election Preview: Wisconsin 84th State Assembly District

Republican Mike Kuglitsch's opponent, Jesse Roelke, is a recent college graduate with a degree in journalism.

How Much Did Your Neighbors Give to Obama, Romney?

Search Patch's interactive database to see who in Greenfield is making contributions to President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

Jesse Roelke, Democratic Candidate for 84th State Assembly District

Roelke ran unopposed in the Democratic primary and is facing State Rep. Mike Kuglitsch in the Nov. 6 election.

Mike Kuglitsch, Republican Candidate for 84th State Assembly District

State Rep. Mike Kuglitsch is seeking re-election in the 84th District.

Daniel Riemer, Democratic Candidate for 7th State Assembly District

Riemer defeated longtime Rep. Peggy Krusick in the primary election and is unopposed in November.

Food Wagon Owner Coming Back for Seconds

Craig Mengeling tweaked his original proposal to open a food catering business at a historic farmhouse and will return to the city's Planning Commission next week.

Mormon Church Could Make Cemetery's Land its Home

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is interested in building a 17,000-square-foot church on the northwest corner of Arlington Park Cemetery's parcel.

Join a Discussion About Milwaukee County Issues

Supervisor Mark Borkowski will host two town hall meetings that will address a variety of topics, including the county budget, parks, transit and other matters of interest to people who live in District 11.

Special Finance and Human Resources Meeting

Whitnall Voting Location Changing Slightly for November Election

With high turnout expected, those in Wards 9-12 won't be casting their ballots in the district's community room as they usually do.

Common Council Meeting

27th Street On-Ramps Causing Confusion Among Motorists

Changes that were part of the Mitchell Interchange project have drivers making illegal U-turns or using a small neighborhood street to correct their mistake of missing the ramps.

Adult Influenza Vaccination Clinic at Greenfield Health Department

School-Age Influenza Vaccination Clinic at Greenfield Health Department

How to Register to Vote in Greenfield

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

Board of Public Works Meeting

Finance and Human Resources Committee Meeting

Health Department Announces Adult Influenza Vaccination Clinic

Annual vaccination significantly reduces the risk of complications due to influenza and will prevent many people from becoming ill due to the virus.

Ridge Community Church Plans Moving Forward

Plans indicate the west side of the building will feature a large entrance for the church where the current Walmart entrance is.

Special Plan Commission Meeting

What Does Act 10 Decision Mean to Greenfield?

Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke said if the court's most recent decision stands the impact could be dramatic.

Whooping Cough, West Nile Virus Cases in Greenfield

There are now 49 cases of pertussis (whooping cough) in Greenfield, and there has been another probable case of West Nile Virus.

Common Council Meeting

Legislative Committee Meeting

City Will Keep Land Coveted in Buddhist Temple Proposal

The Planning Commission was not in favor of vacating the right-of-way wanted by temple officials and needed to build a proposed 8,100-square-foot temple near 43rd Street and Edgerton Avenue.

Finance and Human Resources Committee Meeting

Greenfield School District Budget Hearing and Annual Meeting

Buddhist Temple Wants to Relocate to Residential Greenfield Neighborhood

Phuoc Hau Buddhist Temple, which has called Milwaukee home for 15 years, is interested in building a temple on Edgerton Avenue.