Peanut Butter Recall Not Spreading to Port Washington, Saukville Stores

Area managers say the affected product was not part of their stores' stock.

Grothman Says There's 25% Chance Democrats will Respond to Contempt Warning

Republican lawmaker said move was necessary to help the Senate function as it should.

Without State Funding, Future of Recycling Uncertain in Port

DPW director among those surprised by governor's plan to drop recycling mandate.

Ozaukee Deputies Part of Crowd at State Capitol

Sheriff says department will continue to have five deputies in Madison through March 9.

School Officials Prepared to Deal With Likely Cuts

Superintendent predicts Walker's budget plan won't have a significant impact on district.

New Senior Center Site Now a Work in Progress

Renovation work is tracking for spring completion.

Special Election Set in Race for 60th Assembly District Spot

Area residents have announced candidacy for spot vacated by Mark Gottlieb.

Port's Plan Adds a Touch of Pretty to Lake Street

City to revamp parking area near Veteran's Memorial Park, adding green space and pedestrian friendly pathways.

Road Crews Fighting Frozen Snow Making Slippery Patches on Roads

Area recovering from 10 inches of snow on Sunday; winter weather advisory in effect until 6 a.m. Tuesday.

City Takes Steps to Annex 1.7 Acres from Town

But town, state still have to go along with the proposal.

Ozaukee Patriots Tea Party Group Heading to Madison for Protest

One group member says teachers gave her the "proverbial finger" by not showing up to work on Thursday.

Time to Get Back to Work Filing Your Taxes

Residents of Saukville and Port Washington had to wait a bit longer to pick up paper versions of their tax forms.

Port Council Approves Subleases on Coal Docks

Panel requests one stipulation for safety fencing; agreement is pending lease between state and We Energies.

Grothman Says Walker's Budget Bill Better than Layoffs

Making workers pay more for benefits, insurance will save some jobs.

Longtime Library Board Member Earns Recognition

Eastern Shores Library System honors Wiesner for 12 years of service.

Milwaukee Company Offers to Pay for Saukville's Warning System Upgrades

American Signal Corp. steps in to preserve siren system and save village costs of mandated improvements.

Port Council to Discuss Coal Dock Sublease Agreements

Annexation of land from the Town of Port Washington to the city also on Wednesday's agenda.

Dream Derailed? Attorney Says Developers Were Victims of Ponzi Scam

Port Harbor's lawyer describes failure to develop historic downtown buildings as a 'multi-level tragedy.'

City to Collect Condo Trash

Condo owners say they pay twice for a single service.

Briggs Land Rezoned as Residential

Following debate over what to do with the 6.6-acre property in the Foster Commons area, the Saukville Village Board approved the rezoning of Peter Briggs' large property.

Port Council Defers Coal Dock Sublease Review

A special session is tentatively set for Jan. 25.

Saukville Village President Candidate, Incumbent Both Talk About Finding Better Ways to Communicate

Village President Barb Dickmann has run unopposed since 2003, but this year Michael Rintelman is throwing his hat into the ring.

Port Mayor Readies For Coal Dock Development, Senior Center Transition in 2011

Huebner mentions the two projects as the biggest focus for the coming year.

Saukville Considers New Public Safety Appointee

Zoning change also on docket for Tuesday's Village Board meeting.

Port Council Reviews Coal Dock Leases

Trash collection agreement also on Tuesday's agenda.

Update: Port, Saukville Remain Accident Free Within City Limits, Despite Snow

Fast falling snow has been keeping road crews very busy, though accidents have been limited to Highway 43.

Saukville's Dickmann Will Have Opposition in Re-election Bid

Village president has at least one challenger, while other Village Board incumbents will be unopposed.

Two Incumbents to Face Challengers for Port Washington Common Council

Incumbents Becker and Ehrlich to face new candidates Sigwart and Oglevie in the April 5 election for aldermanic spots.

Property Tax Payment Deadline Creeping Up Quickly

Residents have until 3 p.m. Friday to make payments and claim it on their tax returns.