Muskego 2013 Primary Election Guide

Don't have time to vote? You won't need much time, as the Muskego ballot will feature only one race for the State Supreme Court, but every election is important, so cast your ballot Feb. 19!

'Fix it First' Program Could Mend 'Deficient' Muskego Area Bridges

In his 2013 State of the Union Address Tuesday, President Barack Obama touched on a number of policies that include infrastructure, he proposed a "Fix it First" plan that would address the nation's crumbling roads and bridges.

Country Meadows Elementary Receives Wisconsin Reward School Honors

The school was one of 65 schools to receive this honor in Wisconsin as part of the Title I schools program.

Woman's Club Donates $12,000 for Janesville Road Beautification

Plantings, benches and trash cans will be a feature at Parkland Drive and Lannon Drive intersections, courtesy of the Muskego Woman's Club

Who Should Sign Off on Muskego's Big Purchases?

Some council members wanted more oversight of expenses, but others saw the move as micromanaging and less efficient. The Committee of the Whole voted against making any changes to the city policy.

'Hot Plates' Lead to Arrest for Theft, Bail Jumping

Muskego Police arrest a Milwaukee man after finding several stolen license plates, electronic equipment in his car, and find other police departments also want to talk to him.

Dispute Between Homeowner, Parks Settled with Fences

Jim Mortle's issue with accessing his own garage without using park property is resolved after a title search, split rail fencing and a lot of debate.

Salentine Closes Its Doors

Signs posted on doors have customers shocked at the sudden closing of the longtime family dealership.

Incest Case Moves to Trial, No Plea Entered Yet

A Muskego man is charged with assaulting his sister, who has since filed a temporary restraining order against him; trial date has been set for March 5

Ash Wednesday Services in Muskego

Starting your Lenten journey? Here is when and where you can find Ash Wednesday services in the city

Public Hearing: Sand and Gravel Pit Up for Renewal

Payne and Dolan operate the sand and gravel business on Crowbar Drive, and are asking for a renewal on their use of the property to continue

Lake Home on Market, Now Burned for New Home

Former site of extensive estate sale dubbed the 'house of hoarders' on Little Muskego Lake has been sold, leveled

New City Website Live and on a Computer Near You

Redesigned to be more user-friendly and accessible, Muskego's city website is now up; take a tour on your mouse to see what's changed and improved.

Muskego Swimmers Snag Sectionals

A number of the swimmers placed first and moved on to compete in the state meet this weekend.

Buy-One-Get-One FREE Starbucks Deal

Buy any of their featured beverages and get one free through the next few days.

Rain Doesn't Dampen Polar Plungers' Spirits

A cold wet afternoon was shared by everyone, not just those who donned goofy costumes to plunge into the waters at Muskego Park during the fundraiser for Special Olympics.

Park Arthur's Sledding Hill Delivers Wicked Fun

It's a steep drop for the thrill seekers young and old, but sledders find the hill at Park Arthur a great ride

Fore! Ice Golf Takes the Edge out of Winter

Water Bugs sponsor another event on the lake, this time when the water's solid, and by all accounts, it looks like a lot of fun.

Obituary: Jerome P. 'Jerry' Stueber

Former Muskego High School teacher, state teacher of the year was also an active member of the community, and will be remembered in a memorial ceremony in April.

Muskego's 'Millie' Thoroughly a Team Effort

A fun but challenging musical means all hands on deck for Muskego High School's theatre department

Sinking Shanty Worries Lake District

Little Muskego Lake has seen its share of break-throughs on the tentative ice this year, but officials say it's time to enforce responsible use of the lake before structures completely sink through

Janesville Road 2013: What's Down the Road

County planners unveil the next 12 months of utilities, paving and construction work, but say residents seem to be ready

Stealing Candy Gets Defendants Charged With Heroin Possession, Say Police

Muskego man Jordan Ebbott said he was just holding heroin, paraphernalia for co-defendant Samuel Lueck, but both are charged with felony possession.

Weekend 'On the Rocks': Ice a Key Ingredient to Golf Tourney, Polar Plunge

The recent dumping of snow only makes the weekend more fun as Muskego celebrates on top of the ice and underneath it

National Signing Day: Muskego's Degner Commits to Augustana

The senior at Catholic Memorial will attend the NCAA Division III school in Rock Island, IL

Southeastern Wisconsin Foreclosure Filings Fall to Six-Year Low

Waukesha County is one of seven counties that saw foreclosure filings decrease from January 2012.

Fire Destroys Barn at Trees on the Move

Fire at landscaping company in New Berlin early on Thursday under control, but road closures along Calhoun Road continue

PHOTOS: Digital Tools Take Learning from Yawn to Yowza for Muskego-Norway Students

Forget the old-school book reports — educators say technology is keeping kids involved and engaged in learning for an ever-evolving world.

No State Income Tax? Craig Applauds Governor Walker, Secretary Huebsch on Tax Reform Statement

Moving away from an income-based tax system is fairer, simpler, according to David Craig, 83rd Assembly representative (R-Vernon)

Fatal Crash, Fire Destroys Home, Drug Problem in Muskego Among Top Stories in January

Muskego Patch's top stories for January include the death of an 18-year-woman, a car falling through the ice and contaminated wells in Muskego.

Repeated Sex Assault of Girlfriend Lands Muskego Man Charges

William Mossefin was still in high school when he first had sex with his 14-year-old girlfriend, but now faces prison for a recent encounter with the girl.

How Will Mail Service Change in Muskego with No Saturday Delivery?

U.S. Postal Service Saturday delivery will be eliminated by August 1. Check out the hours for your local post office.

When Does Lent Begin?

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and runs up to Easter.

Free 'Pizza Sliders' Today at Pizza Hut

The latest pizza creation from the chain can be had free of charge from 4 to 7 p.m. today.

Church Gets OK From Plan Commission

Former 'Lights' teen club will hear the sounds of praise and worship as Fox River Christian Church moves forward on plans to recreate the dance hall into a church

Party on Pioneer: Ribbon Cutting, Run, Revelry Will Officially Reopen Historic Street

The historic road will be officially opened with a ribbon cutting and celebration that will have runners lacing up, and a block party to offer music, food and more

Jammin' on Janesville 'Counselors' on Hand to Answer Questions

Not sure how you want your business, school or organization to be involved in this summer's street party? Stop in to talk one on one with event coordinators to get inspired.

Warrior Sports This Week: Feb. 4 - 9

A full week of sports heats up as teams head to regional competition

MTV MADE Speaker Coming to Muskego High School

Youth motivational speaker Jeff Yalden, who has been featured on MTV, will be visiting February 6.

Student Grading System Might See Overhaul in Muskego-Norway District

The Muskego-Norway School Board was presented with a study that demonstrated students' grades don't always align with performance on state achievement tests.