Muskego Absentees Send Elections into Overtime

A big turnout for a big day in Muskego saw 90 percent cast ballots, but it was the votes cast early that kept the vote from being decided

Romney, GOP Get Muskego's Vote

Despite a national outcome that put Barack Obama in the White House for another four years, Republican candidates continued to dominate at the local polls

DJ's New Face Will be Unveiled Tuesday Night

The Plan Commission will meet Tuesday at 6 to review the first look at the new plans for the old tavern along Janesville

David Craig Receives WI Manufacturers and Commerce Award

Award represents commitment to job creation and expansion.

Muskego Sees Strong Early Voting

City Clerk’s office is ready for a busy election and expecting a big turnout.

Katy Perry to Campaign with Barack Obama in Milwaukee

Here's how to get tickets to see pop singer perform during campaign event with the president on Saturday.

City Hall Open Late Tuesday to Accommodate Early Voters

Generally closed at 4:30 p.m., the clerk's office will remain open until 7 p.m. to handle what has been a heavy voter turn out for the November elections.

More Lane Closures on I-43 Today, Tomorrow

Lane closure on I-43 will start at Edgewood Avenue; motorists heading south from Muskego may experience some delays.

Defining Distribution of Wealth: City Looks to Clarify Which Organizations It Will Fund

After a contentious debate over funding events like Jammin' on Janesville, and services like Muskego Senior Taxi, the city hopes to clear up what its role will be for future requests for help

City OKs Incentive Program for New Business

Looking to add new businesses as road projects improve the downtown area, Muskego is going to offer a 'finders fee' for leads that bring in commerce

BP Land Sale Holds for More Detail

Asking for a complete look at the DNR study, the council defers a decision on whether the city will buy the BP gas station land from the county.

Retro Pay May be Denied to Former City Employees

Finance committee decides to forward the issue without a recommendation to council, but former employees who worked during 2012 may end up not getting retro pay after council's August decision for 2 percent increase

Hold the Phone: County Supervisor Clears the Air Over Missed Calls

Privacy settings on phone may have caused constituents to feel unwelcomed to call, and 23rd District Supervisor Dan Draeger says the lines are again open for business

Packer Travel Advisory – Road Construction Update in Northeast Wisconsin

Traveling up to the game on Sunday? The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has a few advisories for you to consider.

Early Voters in Muskego Keep Clerks Busy

A steady stream of absentee voters indicates a public that's either eager to vote, or eager to get the elections over with.

City Water and Sewer Rates Hold Steady for Another Year

Quarterly bills will look much the same as they did the past 2 years for sewer rates, and as they did last year for water rates

Budget 2013 Passes With Minor Changes

Council approves $17.2 million budget, keeping a pay increase for employees, making changes to a funding source for Senior Taxi, and moving $5,000 more to IT position.

Budget 2013: Slight Levy Increase, but Slight Decrease in Tax Bills

Short and sweet budget presentation and a public hearing without public speakers reveals little change to taxpayer's bottom line

Muskego Clerks are Busy as Election Deadlines Loom

Although Wisconsin voters will be making an unprecedented sixth trip to the polls, interest in the presidential race has kept clerks busy

DJ's Will Close at the End of October

Tavern will undergo a "taking" by the county because of Janesville Road widening, but owner plans to reopen in July as a new restaurant and pub.

BP Land Sale Likely as Downtown Redevelopment Plan Takes Shape

A $1 offer from the county makes the property at the corner of Janesville and Lannon too good to pass up, as financing district downtown could expand.

Romney Campaign Sues Wisconsin Over Delay in Military Ballots

State elections officials say only 44 service members did not receive ballots in time, but Romney campaign says even one late ballot is too many.

Budget Public Hearing to Take Place on Oct. 22

Nearing an end after about two months of discussion and debate at the Committee of the Whole, it's now the public's turn to weigh in.

Pioneer Drive Ready This Week; Janesville Road Falls Behind

A roads recap reveals the opening of Pioneer Drive despite a wait for lighting, while the phase I Janesville Road project may take a little longer than planned.

Leaf Collection Starts Early

Originally planned for end of the month, Muskego Public Works Department moves up operations, but reminds residents to keep public safety in mind when putting leaves near the road.

Supporters Look to Paul Ryan For Enthusiasm, Answers

Largely friendly crowd excited to see vice presidential candidate, who has been someone they've been watching for years, in hopes of sparking the Republican ticket for the White House.

Businesses Defend Jammin' Funding

Numerous business owners came out Tuesday night to argue for funding as the third and final year of construction looms in 2013.

53 Teens Died on Roads Last Year: How Safe is Your Young Driver?

Lack of experience behind the wheel make teens four times more likely to die than the average driver; Teen Safe Driver Week hopes to bring awareness of safety between parents and the kids they hand the keys to.

City Holds Off on Sale of Portion of Lake Parcel

A resident's request for additional access to his property raises concerns over whether city should consider selling any part of public access parcel to private citizens.

Election Preview: Wisconsin 83rd State Assembly District

A retired school librarian takes on the Republican incumbent in a rematch in Nov. 6 election.

I-43 Lane Closures Expected

Motorists heading south could experience delay on I-43

How Much Did Muskego Give to Obama, Romney?

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

Mary Lazich, Republican Candidate for Wisconsin 28th State Senate District

Veteran state lawmaker eyes another term in 28th Senate District.

Leaves in the Street and Trick or Treat

City announces roadside pick up of leaves, along with annual Trick or Treat hours

Personal Fireworks Will Continue as Debate Fizzles

Opposition to continuing permits doesn't materialize, but public safety committee will beef up language in ordinance and permits to spell out insurance requirements, prevention and safety

Down in the Polls, Thompson Blasts Baldwin in First Debate

Former Republican governor says his Democratic opponent in U.S. Senate race is too liberal; she claims he represents special-interest groups in Washington.

Small Flies Cause Deer Deaths in Waukesha County

EHD, or epizootic hemorrhagic disease is primarily targeted at white tail deer from a small fly called a midge, but humans shouldn't worry and other types of animals are rarely susceptible to the disease.

Keep Your Politics Off the Roadways, Says State

It's a political season, and while signs touting your favorite candidate may be patriotic, if they're in the right of way, they're also illegal

Idle Isle Adds Parking in 2013 as Budget Process Winds Down

Along with minor facelifts at park, paving will expand parking and is approved during Committee of the Whole's latest chapter in the budget process; public will get a chance to weigh in Oct. 22.

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