Sign Removal OKed at City's Expense

The abundance of signs along Hwy. 33 have long irked many Port Washington officials and residents, and plans to remove some have now been approved.

North Beach Pathway in Line for Makeover

Decorative fencing and the movement of some light poles are supported by the Board of Public Works.

Hwy. 33 Project to See End in October

Crews will be pouring final sections of pavement in Saukville next week, and work on the Highway 33 project is now set for an October completion.

Old Prescription Medication Drop-off Sept. 29 in Port

Accepted are prescriptions and over the counter medications, prescription liquids, ointments and creams, veterinary medications, vitamins and herbals.

City Taking Steps to Combat Emerald Ash Borer

While the destructive bug that attacks ash trees goes dormant over winter, plans for dealing with the problem are already being discussed.

Abundance of Hwy. 33 Signs may be Reduced

The Port Washington Board of Public Works voted to decrease the signage along the newly constructed roundabouts after hearing from Department of Transportation officials about reduction options.

Database: Wisconsin 2012 Campaign Contributions to Obama, Romney

Check out Patch's new interactive campaign contribution database to find out who in your community is contributing to President Barack Obama or Republican challenger Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election.

Michelle Obama's Speech Was 'Riveting,' Official at DNC Convention Says

Waukesha County Supervisor Larry Nelson checks in with Patch from the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.

Zero Cases of West Nile Pop Up in Ozaukee County Despite Occurences Nearby

Health officials urge residents to protect themselves from the disease and from mosquitoes.

Hwy. 33 Near I-43 Intersection in Saukville Closing Overnight

The closure will give construction crews the time to lay a final layer of asphalt as part of the Highway 33 construction project.

Seven Years Later, Here's Your Sign

The local Rotary Club purchased three city of Port Washington welcome signs in 2005, the last of which just recently came out of storage to finally be placed in its permanent home along the newly constructed Hwy. 33.

Did Clint Eastwood's Speech Make Your Day?

Spot on or embarrassing? Perfect or putrid? You tell us!

Roll-Your-Own Cigarette Shop Operations Halted — Again

A court ruling again makes RYO tobacco shops illegal if they are operating without a manufacturer's license — something that costs far too much for these small business owners.

Online Tool Matches Voters with Ideal Presidential Candidate

This online free quiz takes an in-depth look at your stance on a range of issues, then compares them to candidates' responses.

Todd Akin Should Quit Senate Race, Wisconsin GOP Insiders Say

Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin remains adamant he will stay in the election despite controversy surrounding comments he made about "legitimate rape," but nearly 80 percent of Patch's Wisconsin Republican insiders say he should quit.

Hwy. 33 Not Finished Yet, On Account of the Rain

No progress has been made on the question of whether the city can reduce the amounts of signs used at the roundabouts constructed during the Hwy. 33 project.

POLL: Do Roundabouts Support Traffic Safety?

They're growing in popularity among traffic engineers and the Wisconsin DOT, but not everybody loves this form of intersection control. Vote in our poll and tell us more in the comments.

Candidate Tanya Lohr Celebrates Campaign Kickoff

Coffee Talk with the Mayor

Patch, Main Street Present: Port Mayoral Candidate Forum

Forum to Focus on Mayoral Candidates

Forum Presents School Board Candidates

Celebrate Democracy - State of the Union Party

Port Police Department Hosts Third Annual Blood Drive

Newburg Veteran's Memorial Event

Possible Dam Removal Discussion at Newburg Village Meeting

Help Port's Library Celebrate 50 Years

Port Washington Fire Department Open House and Breakfast

Say No, to Fear, Hate and Racism! - A Non-Violent Response to the neo-Nazi rally in West Allis

Wet Down Ceremony

Community Street Festival Part 2

Port Washington Parks and Rec Board Meeting

Rally Supporting Labor and to Recall Glenn Grothman

Saukville Officials Discussing Removal of Warning System

Village Board also holding regular meeting Tuesday night.

Port Washington Senior Center Hopes to Make Move in May

Port Common Council approves Commission on Aging's recommendation for construction company.

Supreme Court Candidates on Tuesday's Ballot

Primary elections to take place from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Public Meeting Will Focus on Potential Removal of Outdoor Warning System in Saukville

Meeting is Tuesday at the Saukville Police Department.

W.J. Niederkorn Library Prepares for 50th Anniversary

The library will give away book bags Thursday, and is planning a variety of events throughout the year in celebration of 50 years at its current location.

Council Puts the Brakes on Deal to Raze Downtown Buildings

Aldermen want to review their options on dealing with historic property.

Funding for Part of Coal Dock Renovation Project Falls Through

Wisconsin Coastal Management Program recommends city reapply for funding in 2012.