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'Spring Awakening' Opens at SHS Friday

Shorewood High School drama students rehearsed this week as they prepared for six performances of the controversial musical.

Shorewood Man Pleads Guilty to Sexually Assaulting Teen

Investigators say about a year ago, the suspect was homeless and the victim's mother allowed him to stay at their home, at which point he had sex hundreds of times with a now-15-year-old girl.

Trustee Don Ford Resigns from Shorewood Village Board

Due to an unexpected relocation out of state related to his wife's career, Ford resigned from the Village Board May 1, after two years as trustee.

Newsweek Names Shorewood High School One of Top 1,000 in Nation

Magazine's latest list of best schools in the U.S. lists Shorewood as 710th, the eleventh-best ranking in Wisconsin.

Shorewood Coach, Swimmer Receive Top Honors

Rob McCabe was named Division 2 swim coach of the year, and Kristin Malone swimmer of the year by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Swim Coach Association.

Is Anti-Semitism Underreported In the North Shore?

Twelve incidents were reported in the Milwaukee area last year, but a Jewish community organization believes the problem may be bigger than expected.

Greyhound Roundup: Tennis Team Dominates in Week of Conference Play

Girls soccer team drops first Woodland Conference match.

Steins Outdoor Garden Center Now Open

The "Just Plants" center offers annuals, perennials, vegetable plants, as well as select garden soils, fertilizer in a small greenhouse.

Grow Your Own Food: Purchase A Garden Bed During the 'Victory Garden Blitz'

The Victory Garden Initiative is kicking off its annual campaign — the "blitz" — aimed at planting as many urban gardens in the Milwaukee-area as possible in an effort to increase sustainability and self-sufficiency.

Police Report: OWI Arrest after Car Accident; Burglar Confronted at Hubbard Park Lodge

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

Why Seinfeld's 'The Maestro' Became a Mentor for Filmmakers

Don't call him "The Maestro;" call him "The Mentor." How Mark Metcalf went from "Animal" House" to "Seinfeld," to teaching his craft to aspiring filmmakers. Sponsored by Grape-Nuts.

Shorewood's Official Native Plant On Sale During Conservation Fair

The Butterfly Weed plants will be available for a special price at the conservation fair at Atwater School, which runs from 8 a.m to 2 p.m. on Saturday.

Camp Bar Expanding with 'The Cabin'

The popular North Oakland Avenue bar will introduce "The Cabin" — which will include seating for about 50, a back bar and fireplace — during a grand opening event May 10,

Sen. Ron Johnson Open to Path to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants

But border security should be the priority, the Republican senator and Tea Party favorite said during an interview with Patch, adding immigration reform should be tackled in bite-sized pieces, not on a comprehensive basis.

North Shore Republican Launches Congressional Campaign

Janet Hinz, an adjunct college instructor, will run against Dan Sebring in a Republican primary battle to challenge Democratic incumbent Gwen Moore, who now represents Shorewood.

Secretary Accused of Stealing, Robbery Suspect Sought Top April Stories

Catch up on Shorewood Patch's top stories in April, which include stories about a former school secretary accused of stealing, Shorewood High School named top high school in Wisconsin and an armed robbery suspect.

New Whitefish Bay Restaurant 'The Bay' Opens Softly Thursday

Whitefish Bay's new dinner spot prioritizes fresh, approachable and unique food options in its remodeled space at 342 E. Silver Spring Drive.

Police Report: Man Threatens to Stab Cable Man; Drunken Driver

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

5 Car Break-ins Overnight on Monday

Thieves targeted five cars in Shorewood in break-ins overnight on Monday. More than $1,500 in property was taken.

Eating Organic in the Shorewood Area

Eating organic is good for your health and it's good for the planet. But sometimes, it can be hard to find. Here's where to get the best organic foods in and around Shorewood.

Tougher Reading, Math Standards Mean Lower Test Scores in Shorewood

Despite changes in benchmarks for Wisconsin statewide reading and math tests, Shorewood students continue to perform significantly higher than the statewide norms.

Have Your Garden Showcased in Shorewood Garden Tour

Organizer Laura Drexler is looking for gardens to add to this year's Shorewood annual Garden Tour, which benefits the Shorewood Public Works Department.

Milwaukee Man Charged with Theft from Car in Shorewood

A 25-year-old man is charged with stealing from a car in Shorewood, after police say he was caught with stolen property and later confessed to breaking into other cars.

Greyhound Roundup: Golf Team Captures Victory at Conference Mini Meet

Girls soccer team remain undefeated in Woodland Conference play, after playing to a tie against New Berlin Eisenhower.

TELL US: How Do You Go Green?

Share your best tips and tricks for living the green life here in Shorewood.

Art Collection 'Telling Stories' On Display at Anaba Tea Room Thursday

Megan Woodard Johnson's artwork aims to tell evocative stories speaking to universal experiences as well as personal memories.

Shorewood Kids Get Glance Into Different Career Options

Shorewood elementary school students shadowed Shorewood Patch Editor Adam McCoy, took photos, conducted interviews and wrote the story below, as part of the BID's Kids Take Charge event.

St. Robert Principal Recognized for Promoting Social Justice

Lauren Beckmann was awarded the Educational Policy and Leadership Living the Mission Award by Marquette University this week.

Search Is On for New Shorewood Athletic Director

With Shorewood High School Athletic Director Bill Haury, who many credit with turning around a struggling sports program in the district, set to retire at the end of the school year, boosters are concerned about attracting the right candidate.

Home-buying Expo, Tour to Showcase Shorewood Available Housing Stock

A expo with realtors, lenders, home inspectors and representative from the village and schools, followed by a tour of available homes, is slated for May 11.

Free George Webb Burgers if Brewers Win Next 3 Games

George Webb Restaurant is once again predicting a 12-game winning streak. If the Milwaukee Brewers make it, the restaurant will give away free burgers.

Obituary: Roger James Killelea, Teacher for More Than 25 Years

Killelea, a dedicated teacher for more than two decades, and a longtime Shorewood resident, passed away April 17 at the age of 70.

Born to Sell? Patch Wants to Talk to You

Patch is looking for an experienced sales rep to join our team. Think you've got what it takes? We'd like to hear from you.

Hundreds 'Walk for Israel' on Country's 65th Birthday

The Milwaukee Jewish Federation and Jewish Community Center hosted a daylong celebration for Israel's 65th Independence Day on Sunday.

Preserving Shorewood's Architectural Legacy

The Shorewood Historical Society, and Historic Milwaukee Inc., are co-sponsoring a panel discussion April 30 detailing the benefits of perserving the village's architectural legacy.

Shorewood Named Top High School in Wisconsin

In its annual ranking of schools, U.S. & World Report says Shorewood High School is not only the best high school in the state but is one of top 500 in the nation.

Village Seeking Volunteers to Fill Open Committee, Board Seats

Officials are asking residents to get involved and join village government on one of Shorewood's committees or boards.