Could Muskego's Lake Park End Up At Parkland Mall Site?

Art Dyer makes overtures that point at a way to settle longtime dispute over 11-acre parcel; however developer is not confirming if the deal would also settle dispute over Dilworth property.

Muskego Schools Could Increase Graduation Requirements for Class of 2016

Additional credit of math and science are being added to satisfy requirements needed for district to apply for waiver regarding No Child Left Behind

Muskego Council Needs to Reconsider What Voters Want

Recent petition is a loud and clear indication of dissent against Lake Park, says resident, council needs to listen, and has a chance to reconsider vote Tuesday night.

Muskego Resident Refutes Mayor's Statements

Chiaverotti doesn't understand her job's limits, and while a recall is a last resort, it is an option, states Suzi Link

Muskego Common Council is Back, and So Is Lake Park Issue

Resolution makes a return as council is asked to reconsider the resolution that was approved to purchase Dilworth and Cherek properties.

Muskego Lake District Update

Many items still nag for resolution, while district board plans for spring and summer season on the lake.

Meeting Preview: Little Muskego Lake District Tackles Familiar Issues

Unemployment issues and continuing development of Calhoun Creek land will be on the agenda.

Muskego Will Be In On State Road Projects Too

As if county and city construction efforts weren't challenging enough, here's a heads up on the state's I-43 project, which is likely to interrupt travel for many in Muskego beginning Feb. 20.

Zerban Gets Formal Nod From Feingold

Democratic challenger is seeking to unseat Paul Ryan, and gets a big, although not unexpected, endorsement.

UPDATE Meeting Preview: Muskego Plan Commission Revisits Kohl's Design

Previous review of plans to update facade were turned down to have the retailer present a more compatible prairie style to suit the commerce area

Muskego Election 2012: 1st District Race First At Polls

The big year of voting begins on February 21, as voters in aldermanic district 1 will pick the top two candidates to go onto the April ballot.

WisDOT Reports 42 Deaths in January 2012

Ultimate goal is zero deaths, and numbers are slightly higher than January 2011; continued campaign against distractions is the best way to get there.

Rep. Bill Kramer Carries Concealed Weapon, And That's OK

Rep. David Craig defends colleague's right to bear arms.

Muskego Man Speeds Through Brookfield, Gets 5th OWI

Man was picked up for speeding, but was over the limit in alcohol consumption as well.

Muskego Woman Charged With Fraud in Getting Paid Child Care

Woman is facing charges after she lied about her job in order to get benefits to pay for child care for her children.

Muskego Water Regulations Will Require Your Toilet to Be Compliant

Concern over cross connections for those who are on the city's water system won't mean an inspector at your door, but homeowners are asked to check their connections to protect drinking water.

Muskego Referendum Could Set Precedent

Previous cases involving direct legislation point in favor of city; if a referendum effort fail, will recall elections take place?

Muskego Post-Flooding 'Punch List' Nearing Completion

Public Works reviews status of projects aimed at alleviating flooding potential after heavy July 2010 rains require a deeper look into capacities throughout city.

Muskego Residents Weigh in On Pioneer Drive

First public information meeting leads public works to nix water main on southern section of route.

Wisconsin Women Win with ObamaCare

Affordable Care Act makes important advances for women.

Muskego Public Works Reviews Progress On Tess Corners Drive

After public information meeting, concern seems to center around trees, and flooding concerns may need to involve New Berlin's plans.

Muskego Meeting Recap: Council Votes On Public Input, School Board Talks Taxes

The news cycle being what it is, other meetings and discussions have been put on the back burner, so here's a catch-up

Will A Muskego Referendum Happen? Dilworth Atty Doesn't Think So

Gerald Boisits, attorney for developer and homeowner Michael Dilworth, doesn't see where the petition for direct legislation will have merit enough to force a referendum.

Muskego Petition Drive Yields 3,400 Signatures

Petitions turned in to clerk's office Monday afternoon; next up, verification and a decision from the city's attorney, making a potentially high-turnout April election.

Muskego Assembly Rep: NObamaCare in Wisconsin

A column by State Representative David Craig

Meeting Preview: Muskego 2012 Projects Reviewed by Public Works

Updates on various road projects, discussion of response to heavy rain events, and a review of the city's policy on the aftermath of snow events make up part of a full agenda.

Opposition to Muskego's Lake Park: Facts Don't Support It

Assumptions made on the development are wrong, and resident wonders what's at the heart of the opposition.

Muskego Assembly Rep Issues Statement on Mining Bill

Contentious debate over mining in northeastern Wisconsin pits jobs against environmental concerns, but passes on Thursday night.

Women Legislators Form Honorary Girl Scout Troup

Girl Scouts 100th birthday is celebrated in bipartisan fashion to honor achievements of organization

Muskego Petition Drive Hopes to Reach Goal Soon

Despite some logistical snags, group is confident they will get enough signatures to turn into clerk's office.

Muskego Chamber Congratulates City

Muskego Council made 'hard, but right' decision in moving forward with purchase of lake property, says Chamber

Bills Introduced Will Help Protect Wisconsin Businesses, Residents

Obama's Affordable Care Act is socialized medicine, and bills introduced will help lawmakers ensure access to best health care in the country.

Muskego's Finest Hour or Greatest Embarrassment?

Tuesday night council meeting presented the best and the worst, and a lot of in between

After the Vote, Muskego for Ethical Government Stays Focused

Despite a yes vote for the purchase of property on Little Muskego Lake, citizen's group hopes to halt the purchase process to hold a referendum

Muskego Council 'Stepped Up' Tuesday Night

Opposition's main points deserve another look, says resident

Representative Craig Responds to Governor's State of the State Address

Wednesday night's address was a message to job creators in and out of state.

Senator Lazich to Hold Listening Session January 26 In Muskego

Town hall meetings on Jan. 26 will include a stop at Muskego Public Library

After the Vote: Muskego Reacts

As predictable as a 4-3 council vote was for many Tuesday night, so were the reactions after the meeting.

Common Council Votes to Purchase Park

Lengthy public debate gives council pause on making a decision, but 4-3 vote puts a lake park on the map.

Muskego Council Meeting Draws Crowd to Argue Both Sides of Lake Park Purchase

New venue was filled to capacity, and residents came out to share their arguments