The Making of an Easter Lamb Cake

Patch goes behind the scenes of Regina's Bay Bakery to show how a little buttercream frosting can transform a simple yellow cake into a decorative Easter lamb.

57 Channels and Nothing On Next Door

Last month, 2 Port Washington neighbors were battling over snow shoveling. Now 2 other neighbors are at it over cable. Welcome to OMG PD.

Roemer Says Goodbye to the Village Board

After six years on the board, Roemer's shoes will now be filled by a new trustee in Tuesday's election.

Village Services Tweaked for Good Friday

Garbage will be collected Thursday, and the village clerk's office is the only open office at Village Hall.

Easter Egg Hunts, Activities and Services in Whitefish Bay

Here is a list of Easter events happening in Whitefish Bay this year.

Free Birthday Deals Near Whitefish Bay

Celebrate your birthday on a budget with these businesses in Whitefish Bay, Shorewood, Glendale and Milwaukee.

Easter Egg Hunt Will Be Held on Saturday Morning

The 42nd annual Easter Egg Hunt will feature magicians, clowns, balloon animals and – of course – the Easter Bunny.

Record Number of National Forensics Qualifiers

Twelve high school students qualified to the National Catholic Forensic League Grand Nationals in Philadelphia.

Obituary: Jane Agnes Paquette

A former Whitefish Bay resident, Paquette was a mother of four and was involved at St. Monica Parish.

Forensic Team Returns Home With Trophies

Forty-eight Whitefish Bay students participated in 33 events at the state forensics meet at Neenah High School Saturday.

Lake Drive Construction Underway

A new detour took effect Tuesday from Bartlett Avenue to Hampton Road. Construction is expected to last three months.

Five Drunk Drivers Arrested in One Week

Whitefish Bay police also cited a young woman for possession of marijuana.

Whitefish Bay Contribution to NSFD Could Change

The member communities have approved spending up to $2,000 on a facilitator who will look at the funding structure and possibly recommend changes.

Athletic Hall of Famers Awarded at Ceremony

John Stone, Morgan Byers, Glenn “Buzz” Wilson, Lois Wolf, Todd Wienke and Bob Albrightson were awarded in the second inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame awards ceremony.

Tuning That Squeaky Bicycle

Warm weather will be here before we know it, so it's time to break the bicycle out for a tune-up.

Whitefish Bay 2013 Spring Election Guide

What you need to know — from polling locations to sample ballots — before hitting the voting booth on April 2.

'Urine Big Trouble, Buddy'

A man goes to give a drug test sample but can't put one over on authorities. Welcome to OMG PD.

Election Preview: Whitefish Bay Village Board

Jay Miller, Carl Fuda, Ken Wysocky and Kevin McMahon are running for two seats in the April 2 election.

School Board Meeting

AFE Forum: Wondering how changes at the State will affect Whitefish Bay Schools?

Family Fun Night at Holy Family

Holy Family Spaghetti Dinner

Whitefish Bay Athletic Alumni Will Be Honored Saturday

The second inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame class includes John Stone, Morgan Byers, Glenn “Buzz” Wilson, Lois Wolf, Todd Weinke and Bob Albrightson.

Obituary: Marjorie Rooney

Rooney worked as a commercial artist, was a Girl Scout leader and worked to save the elm trees of Whitefish Bay.

Whitefish Bay Kitchen Remodel Earns High Acclaim

Whitefish Bay interior designer Leslie Dohr recently received high honors for her work on a Lake Drive kitchen remodeling project.

Teachers Shed Pounds in JCC's 'Melt Down' Program

The JCC is partnering with Nicolet School District and WEA Trust to offer a unique wellness program that includes exercise, dieting and camaraderie.

JCC Joins Forces With Stillwaters Cancer Support Services

Stillwaters, a Waukesha-based cancer support organization, now has an office at the Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay.

Junior Kindergarten Will Start Earlier Next Year in Whitefish Bay

The start time for four-year-old kindergarten students will soon align with the start times of the rest of the school population.

Whitefish Bay Native Retires from "Footy" Career

After being cut from an Australian Rules Football team and an Australian basketball team, Shae McNamara says he will focus on writing an autobiography.

Storm Water Utility Will Be Discussed Thursday Night

Village officials will discuss the creation of a storm water utility system that charges each property in the village based on its storm water impact.

Easter Egg Hunts In and Around Whitefish Bay

Easter is almost here, and that means that, despite the chill, area organizations are getting ready for Easter egg hunts.

Emerald Ash Borer Plan Will Cost $85K This Year

This is the third year of a 10-year plan designed to prevent the tree disease from spreading to Whitefish Bay.

Cahill Basin Receives $3M in Federal Assistance

FEMA will pay for 75 percent of a $4.2 million storm water detention basin that will soon be constructed in Cahill Park.

Police Report: Stolen Seafood, Inappropriate Bathroom Activity

The latest Whitefish Bay police reports also include a smash-and-grab theft in the parking lot behind Starbucks.

When Do Wisconsin and Marquette Play in March Madness?

The Badgers and Golden Eagles both received their assignments in the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Find out when they play and how to watch them.

An Irish Jig at the Boy Scout Fish Fry

The Friday night fish fry at United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay raised money for Boy Scout Troop 400.

Tuvan Throat Singers Return to Whitefish Bay

Alash Ensemble, from the Republic of Tuva in the Russian Federation, will perform at Richards School on March 22.

Richards Tennis Courts Eyed for Restoration

A fundraising committee has formed to reconstruct the tennis courts, although a cost estimate has not been determined.

School District: Cuts Will Be Necessary Under Walker's Budget Proposal

Whitefish Bay officials are optimistic that state legislators will increase state aid and revenue limits to prevent budget cuts.

Whitefish Bay Snowmen Hang On For Dear Life

Spring hasn't really sprung — at least not much — and so the epic snow art created last week in the village is drifting away slowly.