Origami, Paper Craft Studio Boasts Fun, Creative Way for Children to Learn

Seon Joo So used the craft of Korean origami to simulate her children's minds as they played, and hopes to share the art of transforming a humble square of scrap paper into a masterpiece with her new Shorewood studio So Cool Craft.

Shorewood 2013 Primary Election Guide

What you need to know — from polling locations to Voter ID information — before hitting the voting booth Tuesday.

Police Report: Stolen Car; Man Punches Woman while She Waits at Bus Stop

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

Shorewood Native to Star in Travel Channel Series 'Magic Outlaws'

The show "Magic Outlaws" showcases Seidman, a magician now based out of Las Vegas, and his two magician friends as they roadtrip across the country.

Police Report: Pick 'n Save Employees Chase after Steak Thief

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

14 Shorewood Physicians Named to Best Doctor List

They are among 458 Medical College of Wisconsin faculty physicians, representing more than 60 specialties, on the list.

Prepared for the Worst: Consultant Examines Shorewood Schools Safety

Following a walk-through of district schools earlier this week by a expert in the field of school safety, school officials heard a list of recommendations on boosting the safety and security of their buildings.

Grassroots Northshore Opens First HQ in Glendale

The volunteer-run group announced this week it has opened its first official headquarters since its inception in 2004. It has set up shop at 325 E. Silver Spring Dr., above the Irina's Kitchen restaurant near Bayshore Town Center.

Shorewood And Whitefish Bay Swimmers Snag Sectionals

A number of the swimmers placed first and moved on to compete in the state meet this weekend.

Remembering Roy 'Doc' Genskow, Former Shorewood Educator

Affectionately known by his students as "Doc," the former Shorewood biology and chemistry teacher of 22 years passed away Feb. 5 at the age of 86.

Shorewood Man Sexually Assaulted Teen 'Hundreds of Times,' Police Say

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 Greenfield girl over the course of a year.

Police Led on Chase through North Shore

Two Milwaukee juveniles — police say were driving a stolen car — led authorities on a chase through a few North Shore communities Sunday morning.

Obituary: Howard C. Siegman

The longtime Shorewood resident passed away Monday at the age of 88.

Atwater Elementary Class Rings in Chinese New Year

Dan Zimmerman's second grade class learned about the cultural celebration and the origins of the Chinese zodiac.

Camp Bar Announces Plans to Expand

Owners say plans are to add a fireplace lounge area, back bar and more seating at the cabin-themed bar.

Shorewood Snapshot: School Board; Blood Drive; Best-selling Author Visits Library

A look at this week's local events and news.

Dog Rescued from Frigid Milwaukee River by NSFD

Lucy the dog went missing Wednesday, but after someone saw her in the MIlwaukee river, and crews made a rescue, she has been reunited with her owner.

Pick 'n Save Liquor Department Hit with Thefts This Week

Police believe thefts of liquor totaling $206 early this week might be connected.

The Penny Wars: Atwater Students Pony Up for Charity

Over a week-long fundraising campaign, the elementary school raised more than $1,800 to benefit the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society.

St. Robert Teacher Overcomes Disability to Share Passion for Music

At 3 months old, doctors removed a tumor from Lindsay Tryba's retinas, permanently scaring and damaging her vision. Everyday is a struggle, but she has adapted and now shares her love of music with elementary school students.

Shorewood 'Godspell' Cast on FOX6's Real Milwaukee

The 22-member cast performed on camera for Real Milwaukee in advance of their opening. With shows all weekend, there's plenty of time to catch the show live.

Man Accused of Sexually Assaulting Shorewood Woman As She Slept

Milwaukee man is charged with felony sexual assault after a local woman told investigators she was assaulted as she slept following a high school reunion.

3 Town Hall Meetings on School District Budget Slated for This Month

District administrators and the School Board are hoping to field some community input as it navigates its budget for next year and attempts to bridge a $400,000 budget gap.

PHOTOS: 110 Years of Library Service in Shorewood

Take a peek at some historic photos of the Shorewood Public Library over its 110-year history.

Yo Mama Frozen Yogurt Opening in Shorewood This Month

Shorewood will join the frozen yogurt craze in the Milwaukee area when the final retail piece of the new Ravenna development opens.

US Postal Service Nixes Saturday Deliveries Beginning August 5

To save money, officials with the U.S. Postal Service have decided to cancel Saturday deliveries. Here's what the current hours are at the Post Office locations in Shorewood.

33 Percent Hike in Sewer Bill Needed to Pay for Upgrades, Village Officials Say

The Village Board approved the increase Monday night, $28 more per quarter and $113 annually, to pay debt for sewer improvements.

Obituary: Carol E. Grohmann

Grohmann was longtime resident of Shorewood, and founder of the LeBecFin Cooking School and one of the original owners of Wisconsin Wilderness Foods.

Police Nab Locals for 2nd Drunken Driving Offenses

After being pulled over for speeding, two local men were arrested by Shorewood police for their second operating while intoxicated incidents.

Six Vehicle Entries Reported Saturday

All of the vehicles entered were in the southwestern area of the village.

The Super Bowl Ad That Has People Talking: Dodge's 'God Made A Farmer'

Being a farm girl myself, this ad reminded me just how cool calling yourself a "farm girl" really is.

Does Your Shorewood Neighborhood Rock?

You not only know your neighbors, but there's a special kind of connectedness. Well in Shorewood, there's a contest for that. Here's how you can honor your neighborhood.

Village Board Will Discuss Sewer Rates, Parking Lot

Trustees will consider a rate increase of 33 percent in 2013, followed by an increase of 9 percent in 2015.

Learn How To Compost Seminar Set At Shorewood Village Center

Composting reduces waste and the Village of Shorewood is hosting a compost seminar on Saturday.

Police Report: Smash-and-Grab Theft in Parking Lot

The latest Shorewood police reports also show a stolen wallet from Three Lion's Pub and an iPod that went missing at Shorewood High School.

Prison For Man Who Threatened to Blow Up River Park Apartments

Thomas Yela will spend more than a year in prison for making the threats to blow up apartment buildings and the Shorewood courthouse, plus a Milwaukee bridge.

Shorewood Choirs Named Among the Best in Nation

The choir program has been recognized by Choirs of America and has been invited to American Performance Nationals at Carnegie Hall.

Whitefish Bay BBall Players Brought BB Guns to Away Games

Members of the Whitefish Bay Middle School basketball team told police they had the BB guns with them when they played games at schools in Shorewood and Bayside. The four boys face gun-related charges in juvenile court.

Rep. Pasch Announces 3 Town Hall Meetings

Pasch hopes to meet with constituents of the newly drawn 10th Assembly District, which now encompasses Shorewood, Riverwest, and much of Milwaukee’s north side, to hear any questions or concerns.

Want to Attend Shorewood Schools? Open Enrollment Starts Feb. 4

This year, the district has opened three open enrollment seats: one seat in sixth grade and two seats in second grade.