Sewers, Budget Top List of Issues in Trustee Race

Three newcomers, incumbents running for two seats on Shorewood Village Board Tuesday.

Everything You Need to Know About Election Day

Patch breaks downs the ballot and offers the information you should know before you vote.

Village to Use Touch Screen Voter Ballots

Cast your vote in style for the April 5 election.

Candidate Hopes to Keep Shorewood Vibrant, Sustainable as Board Member

Christopher Piotrowski says his financial, business and innovation background would prove to be an asset for the village.

Incumbent Boasts Years of Experience on Village Board, Committees

Michael Maher says he will focus on addressing the village's budget while avoiding cuts to resident services.

Pasch Says She Would Consider Challenging Darling in Recall Election

With Wasserman also contemplating a recall election run, Pasch says Dems need to ensure they have the best candidate.

PatchCast: New Village Manager in Bay; Nicolet Girls Celebrate; Shorewood Gets Artsy

A video recap of today's top stories.

PatchCast: Recall Efforts Intensify; Nicolet Girls are State Champs; Humane Society Opens Doors in Saukville; Classic Gaming Gathering

A video recap of the day's top stories.

Candidate Says Background as CPA Would Serve Him Well as Trustee

Don Ford said referendums and tax increases are not the answer, but reprioritizing capital projects is the answer to helping fund sewers.

Shorewood Patch Week in Review

In case you missed it, here are some of the stories from last week, you need to know about.

Darling in the Fight of Her Political Career

Republican senator opens campaign office as recall effort intensifies.

Trustee Candidate Says He'll Bring a Young Perspective to Local Government

Sauer said he would focus on drawing new residents and addressing leaky sewer laterals if elected.

Village Free to Add Atwater Beach Fencing

Adding a fence to deter trespassing onto privately owned beaches could cost the village $7,500 to $12,900.

Village, DPW Union Reach Agreement Days Before Budget Repair Bill Takes Effect

Village will see savings as workers agree to more for pensions and health care.

PatchCast: Stabbing Suspect in Court; Sewer Repairs; Turkey Tragedy

A video recap of today's top stories.

Shorewood Patch Week in Review

In case you missed it, here are some of the stories from last week, you need to know about.

Government Numbers Don't Tell the Whole Story

Village officials' early estimates didn't foresee a 50 percent reduction in state aid.

Poll: Darling Would Win a Recall Election; Three Republicans Vulnerable

Daily Kos polls says most Republican lawmakers would be safe if a recall election started today.

Experts Paint a Bleak Picture of Impact of State Budget

Hundreds listen as local officials, others detail ramifications of Gov. Scott Walker's budget bills.

Shorewood Patch Week in Review

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Authorities Have Suspect in Death Threats Made to GOP Senators

Darling reportedly among those who was targeted.

UPDATE: Pasch Says 'We Will Continue to Fight' Bill

North Shore lawmaker says she's stunned by actions of GOP on bargaining-rights legislation.

Capitol Roundup: Bringing the Budget Battle Home

A collection of coverage from Milwaukee Patch editors today.

Local Officials Call Budget Repair Bill Insufficient

State aid cuts and budget repair bill don't add up, officials say.

Early Estimates Have Village $400,000 in the Hole Under State Budget

But Shorewood won't see the effects of the state budget until next year.

Officials Eye 2012 Merger of Health Departments

Retaining a village health services office is recommended as part of merger.

Petitioners Canvass North Shore as Darling Recall Effort Begins

Efforts to gather the 21,000 signatures needed to recall state Sen. Alberta Darling begin in Shorewood, as volunteers and petitioners canvass neighborhoods.

With Clock Ticking, Effort to Recall Darling Begins in Earnest

Effort to collect 20,000+ signatures officially gets under way on Saturday.

Taxes, Budget Cuts on Top of Candidates' List of Concerns

Three of four running for Village Board tackle issues at Shoewood Men's Club forum.

Walker's Plan Leaves Recycling an Uncertainty

Municipalities will have to find ways to make up shortfalls if state cuts off funding for programs.

School Chief Says Cuts in State Aid May Be Worse Than Expected

Village officials also worry about impact on tax freeze included in Walker's budget proposal.

Pasch Calls Walker's Budget a 'Huge Disappointment'

Governor's proposals, if passed, would decimate public education, Democratic lawmaker contends.

Stay with Patch for Complete Coverage on Local Impact of State Budget

With editors here and in Madison, we'll let you know how Walker's plan could affect you.

PatchCast: Effort to Recall Darling, Teacher Pleads for Help After Layoff Notices, Tokoto to Annonnce College Choice

A video roundup of the day's top stories.

Judge Orders State Capitol to Remain Open to Public

Injunction says doors must be open during normal business hours and when legislative meetings are under way.

Wasserman Says He's Open to Taking on Darling in Recall

But former Democratic lawmaker worried about what boundaries will look like after redistricting.

Village Agrees to Split Expense of Lake Bluff Playground Improvements

Even with sewer work looming, the Village Board commits $225,000 to help the School District pay for two new softball fields.

Shorewood Patch Week in Review

In case you missed it, here are some of the stories from last week, you need to know about.

Village Board Calls for Changes in Budget Repair Bill

Trustees urge removal of sections of bill that take away public employees' collective bargaining rights.

Sewers and Referendums: What it All Means for the Wallet

With millions on the table for funding sewer repairs and School District referendums, what does that mean for you, the taxpayer?