Village Board Approves Tweaked Parking Rule

Shorewood police will start enforcing a new two-hour parking rule in the southeastern portion of the village Oct. 3.

Shorewood Enlists Help of Financial Consultant to Address Valuation Error

Along with financial experts, village officials are reaching out to elected officials including Sen. Darling and Rep. Pasch for help, after the value of its business district was assessed $76.9 million too high.

After a Long Fight, Verizon Store Owner Plans to Remove Advertisements

Owner had planned to sue village, but now says he will take down the signs.

Village to Start Discussion on Employee Contracts Under Act 10

The Village Board will go into closed session at its next meeting when discourse starts on documents.

With No Recall Effort Under Way, Are Walker Recall Signs Legal?

Some village and city officials are confused over the legality of recall Walker signs.

Village Focused on Addressing Valuation Error, Not Pointing Fingers

Village Manager Chris Swartz says he's focused on fixing the problem, not going after the assessor for its error.

Village to Examine Local Application of New Concealed Weapons Law

Village officials will start tweaking village code to mirror new state law and decide whether to ban weapons in village-owned facilities.

Property Taxes Could Increase Due to Accounting Error

If the state does not fix the error, Shorewood property owners could see a 5.8 percent increase on next year's property tax bill.

Hubbard Park Vies to Regain Spotlight in Village

A forgotten game-changer in Shorewood's history, Hubbard Park saw more visitors this summer with its Summer Sounds live music series.

Grassroots Northshore to Host Shorewood Forum on Voter ID Law

State Sen. Chris Larson, an election official and ACLU spokesperson are among the panelists at the forum set for Sunday evening.

Village Makes Changes to New Parking Rule

Shorewood police chief tweaks new two-hour restrictions to address parking concerns from business and apartment managers.

Village Business Owners Unhappy over New Parking Restrictions; Residents Say It's Working

Shorewood police have yet to enforce new two-hour parking restrictions aimed at discouraging UWM students, staff from parking on village streets.

Recall Battle Isn't Over for Democrats

Even with no chance of Democrats gaining control of the state Senate, both parties say next week's Democrat recall elections are critical. And plans to recall Gov. Scott Walker continue.

Pasch Wins Shorewood with 73 Percent of Vote

Voter turnout strong in Shorewood with 63 percent of registered voters casting a ballot Tuesday.

Shorewood Business District to Grow with Development This Fall

The Village Board approved a revised agreement for its second development slated for groundbreaking in a few months.

What You Need to Know to Cast Your Vote Tuesday

Sen. Alberta Darling will square off with Rep. Sandy Pasch in the 8th Senate District recall election.

VIDEO: Tea Party Express Stops in 8th Senate District

Rally at Thiensville park is one of nine around the state as Tuesday's recall elections near.

Nearly $8 Million Spent in Darling, Pasch Recall Election

New estimates have summer recall election spending topping out at $31.4 million.

As Election Day Nears, Allegations of Wrongdoing Fly Free

Democrats ask state to investigate possible collusion between Darling and outside groups - the latest of nearly half a dozen other complaints against both sides made this week.

Tea Party Express to Rally for Darling Saturday

The high profile organization will roll into Thiensville Saturday, with some last minute support for recalled River Hills Republican.

New Estimates Say $30 Million to be Spent in Wisconsin Recall Races

Money coming from outside groups dwarfs what candidates themselves are raising.

Pasch Raises More Money Than Darling in July in Recall Race

However, Republican incumbent has nearly twice as much money on hand heading into the final week of 8th Senate District recall campaign.

Sober House for Recovering Addicts Might Not Be Welcome in Shorewood

Neighbors worried about lack of supervision at the house, but owners say it's safe. Village officials, meanwhile, look into oversight questions.

Absentee Voting Ends Friday

Applications for absentee voting through the mail must be received by the village clerk by the end of the day, Thursday.

Illinois Democrats to Campaign for Pasch

Ground troops will make up for money gap, supporters say.

Debate Drama Continues: Candidates Invited to Forum on Senior Issues

Pasch will be there, but Darling may be a no-show because forum isn't being held in 8th Senate District, her spokesman says.

Special Interests Duking It Out on the Airwaves in Recall Race

Conservative and liberal groups account for $1.3 million of the more than $1.7 million spent on TV ads on 8th Senate District election.

Pasch, Darling's First Debate a Heated One

Candidates in 8th Wisconsin Senate District race mix it up on "UpFront with Mike Gousha."

Report: Ads Saying Pasch Voted for State Aid Cuts for Schools Are True

PolitiFact finds Pasch voted in favor of cutting state aid to schools by nearly $300 million in 2009.

Senate Approves Redistricting Plans that Reshape Shorewood

The state Assembly will take up the bill Wednesday, which would lump Shorewood in the 4th Senate District with Sen. Lena Taylor.

Village Seeks Resident Feedback on Sewer Plan

The Village Board approved a $10,340 contract with UWM's Center for Urban Initiatives and Research to produce a community survey and conduct data analysis.

Shorewood Extends Agreement with Village Engineer

Mustafa Emir of Clark Dietz will continue to act as Shorewood's engineer on call.

Will They or Won't They? No Plans Yet for Pasch, Darling Debate

Pasch says Darling refuses to debate; Incumbent's campaign says that's not the case.

Village Officials Seek Senior-Living Proposals For Riverbrook Site

Senior-living developments would fare well on East Capitol Drive, while parcels farther south could be developed later into other housing options, officials say.

Shorewood Police Could Cut an Officer to Balance Budget Next Year

Police Chief David Banaszynski said the best worst-case scenario leaves the department with a $72,000 budget shortfall.

Pasch Wins Shorewood with 85 Percent of Vote

Despite early reports, voter turnout in Shorewood was very healthy at nearly 42 percent.

Verizon Store Owner Plans to Sue Village

The Board of Appeals voted Tuesday to deny the owner an exception to village code to keep up the four advertisements on his building's facade.

Village Takes Next Step toward Re-Erecting Atwater Security Fencing

Trustee Thad Nation says village is asking for lawsuit by planning to connect a new fence to an existing fence on an adjacent jetty.

What to Know for Tuesday's Democratic Primary

Voters will see some changes at the polls as the recently enacted voter identification law is partially implemented.

Could 'Fake Democrat' Win Wisconsin Senate Recall Primary?

Democrat Sandy Pasch facing decoy Gladys Huber; Republican crossover vote could sway election.