MOVIE REVIEW: Marvel Assembles Its Avengers For a Fun, Fantastic Ride

Joss Whedon sets The Avengers loose to deliver a spectacular good time.

Forward, Backward, Unite, Divide!

Seems like politicians are keeping it simple for us common folk ... a perspective on reduction to the stupid.

Shopping Local this Mother's Day

Great ideas for Mother's Day gifts and dining at the Shop Port, Think Local businesses.

Will Someone Start Asking the Hard Questions?

Questioning the ethics of those who would lead the state as the dust of the recall primary settles.

Rare Birds make timely appearance at International Bird Migration Day

Rare appearance makes International Migratory Bird Day a success at Forest Beach. Come birding at this migratory haven during Treasure of Oz, June 16.

The 10th Marquess of Queensberry (rules for the nonmartial sport of blogging)

Attempt to draft constructive Rules for Blogging

Summer Movie Season Begins: The Avengers Opens!

The summer movie season kicks off with The Avengers — and the movie is so good it seems the season is off to a great start.

Hooray for Small Business

Local businesses employ more people than one might think, including several businesses in downtown Port Washington — which is just one of the reasons for people to support local.

'The Pirates! Band of Misfits' Opens this Friday Night

Join the Pirates from Port Washington's Pirate Fest on Friday at Marcus North Shore and Saukville theatres for the opening of "The Pirates! Band of Misfits!"

Full Service: A Memoir of the Neglected Sexual History Of America

Scotty Bowers recalls his life as an escort to the stars.

The Raid: Redemption: A Fast-Paced, Bloody, Explosive Good Time

Violence has never been sweeter.

Why I Tend To Be a 'Socialist' (It has to do with Jesus)

Some thoughts on economic systems and faith, hopefully provoking civil discourse.

Think Local: Don't Forget the 'Little Guy'

Shop Port, Think Local message from a local business owner, asking the customer to weigh in on the products they'd like to see offered at Port stores and restaurants.

Kudos to Lincoln Elementary Principal for Making Science Fun

Kudos to Lincoln Elementary Principal Michael Thomley for initiating and heading an innovative approach to getting students interested and involved in hands-on science.

Humane Society Seeking Foster Homes for Dogs, Cats

Volunteer as a Foster Parent for puppies and dogs in your home! The animals may be too young, recovering from illness or may need behavioral training.

Mirror Mirrow Fails To Reflect Any Character

The first of two dueling Snow White movies falls flat on its face. Here's hoping the next one will do better.

Mirror Mirrow Fails To Reflect Any Character

The first of two dueling Snow White movies falls flat on its face. Here's hoping the next one will do better.

Shop Port, Think Local April Tasting Event is Friday, Saturday

Shop Port, Think Local is hosting an April Tasting event this weekend, with lots of free samples from local businesses as well as a basket giveaway.

Come Sail Away! Foxy Lady Offers Cruises from Port Harbor

Several Lake Michigan cruises are being offered in Port Washington by the Foxy Lady II starting Saturday, include dinner, sunset and cocktail themes.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest: Insurance, Knife Fights, Divorce and Misnomers

Insurance company held to its verbal agreement, evidence from warrantless arrest allowed, agreements setting a minimum level of child support upheld, you have to name the right business in a lawsuit.

Pet Photos with the Easter Bunny, and an Egg Hunt, Too!

Pictures with the Easter bunny at Wisconsin Humane Society — Ozaukee Campus on Saturday.

'American Reunion': Everything Old Is Enjoyable Again

The guys proves that angst and sexual humiliation can still be possible in your 30s. Good news, right?

Shop Port, Think Local: Sweetheart Cakes

Shop Port, Think Local story from Sweetheart Cakes, a business that apparently isn't limited to Port — but touches people across the nation.

MOVIE REVIEW: In Darkness Sheds Light On A Lesser-Known Hero

In Nazi-occupied Poland, a man hides a group of Jews in the sewers beneath the city of Lvov.

MOVIE REVIEW: Undefeated Is An Underdog Story That Feels Like The First Time

A documentary about a high school football team that will make you stand up and cheer.

MOVIE REVIEW: Silent House Should Have Said A Little Bit Less

Another horror movie that could have been great if it had only known where to stop.

What the Port Washington-Saukville School Board Does Not Want You to Know

Why has the School Board waited so long before changing the insurance carrier?

It's a Simple Question: What Would You Do?

With all the injustices in the world — when do we speak up? Whether it's close to home or far away, there's never an excuse for inaction.

We Heart You — Iran, Israel Make Feelings Known on Facebook

Shout out to peace loving Israelis, Iranians and Americans — the people have the right to speak against war and live their lives in peace.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest: Forest Fires and Financial Shenanigans

Court allows a landowner to continue a legal fight against the DNR over a sunken barge, impedes creditors from reaching fraudulently-transferred assets, awards double damages for forest fire claim.

Shop Port, Think Local: Wardrobe Safari/Zing

Shop Port, Think Local gets accessorized at Wardrobe Safari and Zing Accessories.

Do We have a Right to Know What Our Candidates Believe?

Questioning the lack of questioning relative to religious views in this presidential election race.

BOOK REVIEW: 'Bond Girl,' The Wall Street Kind

A chick lit book with a feisty heroine looking to break into the boys' club that is Wall Street.

BOOK REVIEW: 'The Orphan Master's Son' — North Korea Made Familiar

Who knew we could empathize so much with people in a society so bizarrely different from our own? I can't think of what more to ask from a novel than what this book provides.

MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Hunger Games' Will Leave You Hungry For More

A gripping and intelligent adventure, especially for the fans who hate Twilight!

'The Hunger Games' Opening Leaves Us in Suspense

After months of anticipations, teaser trailers and online posts, The Hunger Games finally opened last week — and it was worth it. Now, the countdown is on to the next movie in 2013.

Republican Victory: Judicial Panel Upholds Vast Majority of Districts

Legislature must redraw two south-side Milwaukee Assembly districts in order to give Hispanics a stronger majority in one district rather than lesser majorities in two districts.

Local Judge, School Board Members, Politicians Signed Walker Recall Petition

Which local politicians signed the Gov. Scott Walker recall petitions? Find out using Iverifytherecall.com.

May The Odds Be Ever In Your Favor! The Hunger Games Opens Thursday night

Get ready citizens of Panem (and Wisconsinites), The Hunger Games opens this weekend!

MOVIE REVIEW: 'Hometown Boy Makes' Okay

Milwaukee native Leigh Scott produces, writes and directs a reimagining of the Wizard of Oz