Update: Muskego Anti-Lake Park Group To Present Petitions

Group has protested in front of Mayor's house and distributed flyers, and says they're working on gathering petitions to block vote

State of The Union Will Be On, But Will Muskego Care?

Competing with a highly anticipated meeting over a possible lake property purchase, it's likely the commander in chief will take a back seat to Common Council. However, there are watch parties in the area, should you care...

Meeting Preview: Common Council Discusses Lake Park Purchase

Resolution which would tender a $3.55 million offer to purchase land for a park on Little Muskego Lake is on the agenda, and will likely dominate the evening at Muskego Lakes Country Club.

Muskego Proud Says Research Supports Lake Development

Low debt, stable tax levy make this the opportune time, says spokesperson Rob Lucas

Speaking of Public Input Sessions in Muskego

While some may not feel their voices are being heard or they need more information, this is the perfect platform for your comments...so speak up and get informed.

GPS In Snowplows Helps DOT Battle Snow Better

New technology will help map out where plows are located, routes have been covered, and how much de-icing should be applied.

Muskego Man Charged in Federal Court For Child Pornography

Man allegedly received images of a girl in Kentucky, and had traveled there to engage in illicit conduct with her.

Governor's Decision on Obamacare To Be Applauded

Governor Walker is to be commended for repealing the executive order creating the Office of Free Market Health Care and turning down the Early Innovator Grant funding from the federal government for the implementation of ObamaCare

Ryan Challenger's Website to 'Go Dark' Wednesday

The one-day downtime of website for Rob Zerban is to show support for stoppage of internet piracy act.

More State Workers Than Ever Before Retired in 2011

Is it a coincidence that during a year in which collective bargaining was curtailed for public employees, a record number of state workers filed retirement applications?

Muskego Meeting Recap: Council Split On Public Comment Policy

A round up of items discussed and decided at Tuesday's meetings includes beverage sales, noise ordinance and whether closed session items are considered part of public portion of meetings.

Muskego Fire Ordinance Put On Hold

New restrictions on barbecue grills has condominium residents asking for further review.

Muskego Plows and Garbage Trucks Need Your Help

Falling snow brings out the big rigs, and extra care is needed by motorists and homeowners to make the job they do easier.

Muskego Expands Its Social Presence

The city hopes to reach more residents on Twitter and Facebook

Muskego Parks Recap: 2012 Agreements Set, Woods Road Trail Meeting Set

Lease agreements associated with Park Arthur approved; updates given on truck sale, and Woods Road trail

Muskego Parks Will Review Lake Park, But Not Yet

Concerns over what maintenance of potential park site on the lake will have to hold for more information, if and when an offer to purchase is made.

Meeting Preview: Muskego Finance, Council Consider New Hours for Alcoholic Beverage Sales

Businesses have requested sales to be allowed at 6 a.m., which aligns with recent state legislation.

Meeting Preview: Muskego Parks Board Tackles 2012

Agreements for 2012 will be reviewed for approval, and the parks board will be updated on Lake Park development

Muskego Lake District Makes Progress in Replacing Fleet

Numbers have come in on trucks needed as well as weed harvesters for the coming season

Muskego Lake District Proposes a Compromise With Conservancy

Issue over how $30,000 in grant monies were to be used could be resolved if conservancy is agreeable.

Muskego Lake District Resolves UIC Issues

Unemployment claims from seasonal workers will no longer be an issue as Little Muskego Lake District plans to use staffing agency to hire employees

Muskego Alderman Opts Out of County Race to Keep An Eye On Council

Kert Harenda cites spending as reason to stay focused as a councilman, and lends support for District 3 and 5 incumbents as well as challengers to District 1.

Muskego Man Ends Recall Effort

David Brandt officially ends a recall effort that never really got started

Meeting Preview: Little Muskego Lake District Continues to Tackle Unemployment, Grant Dilemma

'Old business' issues come back for another look as LMLD hopes to keep compensation costs down, and works on land grant issue.

Wisconsin Roads Record Fewest Deaths in 4-Year Period in 84 Years

With less than 600 deaths recorded in 2011, the DOT is pleased with the trend, but hopes to lower fatalities even more in 2012.

Muskego Polls Will Be Open February 21

A primary will be required in city race; however, school board race features no newcomers

Meeting Preview: Public Safety Committee to Justify Ambulance Fees

Agreement was held at council for more information on why a 12 percent hike in fees was required.

County Board Elections Bring Forth Familiar Names

Kert Harenda was a possibility to run for the third aldermanic district, but instead his name is among others for the county board

Muskego City Elections Take Shape

With today as the last day to file, all Aldermanic races appear to have challengers.

Cell Phone Ban Will Apply to Commercial Drivers: Will Everyone Else Follow?

As of January 3, no use of hand-held cell phones will be allowed in commercial vehicles, with NTSB pushing for all vehicles to apply.

Muskego Grant/Loan Program Not Likely to Include Institutions

CDA awaits further study of issue, but loaning to churches or schools not likely in redevelopment districts.

Muskego Will Enter the Social Media Arena in 2012

Facebook page, Twitter will allow more information to be shared with ever-mobile residents.

Muskego CDA Will Look to Marketing Study To Aid In Making Decisions On Redevelopment Districts

Marketing analysis is due in January, and CDA hopes data will aid in making decisions in key districts.

Muskego 4K Report Is Good, But State Aid Changes Clouds Future

On the student side, the results of two years' worth of classes is encouraging, but cuts to state aid and a change in formula leaves Muskego schools unsure of what could happen next.

Muskego Assembly Rep Introduces Partial-Birth Abortion Ban

Along with four others in State Assembly, Dave Craig seeks to make the controversial procedure a Class I felony.

Muskego 2011: A Year in Headlines

From the troubling to the triumphant, Muskego proved to be a newsworthy city.

WisDOT Unwraps A Christmas Gift For Holiday Travelers

Ramp from I-894 eastbound to I-43 northbound will reopen on Thursday, along with other ramp openings.

Muskego Police, State Team Up to Combat Drunk/Drugged Drivers

Along with the spirit of the season, spirits and substances make December memorable for law enforcement.

Holiday Hours In Muskego

City Hall, Library taking time off, and Post Office observes holidays one day later.

Meeting Preview: CDA Agenda Reveals A Busy Year for Muskego

Redevelopment districts located throughout the city and Community Development Authority will also discuss what grants for businesses may be used for.