Prison for Barber Who Made Child Pornography

David P. Foley, a Shorewood resident who ran Sport 'n Cuts in Whitefish Bay, was sentenced to 28 years in federal prison for molesting a child and creating child pornography during the sexual assaults.

Sneak Peak: "Phantom of the Opera" at Dominican High School

The classic Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will hit the Dominican High School stage Friday and will run through Feb. 24.

Trustee Candidates Talk Sewers, Pesticides and Business Development

The candidates talk more about their positions on village issues, and answer new questions posed by the audience at Patch's candidates forum Wednesday night.

Milestones Parents Voice Concerns About Before- and After-School Programs

School district officials respond to parents' concerns with new details about teacher ratios, quality assurance measures and the district's vision for child development.

Whitefish Bay Swimmers Qualify for State Meet

Whitefish Bay swimmers took second place at sectionals last weekend, winning four events and qualifying for state in another four events.

Police Report: Unwanted Garage Entries, Smashed Car Window

The latest police reports from the Whitefish Bay Police Department include vehicle entries, garage entries and an attempted snowman explosion.

Week Ahead: Candidates Forum, Phantom of the Opera

Take a look at some of the events on the Whitefish Bay calendar this week.

Axing the Accent: Bay Speech Pathologist Finds Unique Niche

Whitefish Bay speech pathologist Dawn Wilson left the traditional school and hospital environment to start her own practice, where she has discovered a demand for modifying foreign accents.

United Methodist Wants 750 Volunteers for Food Packing Event

United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay is working with an international hunger relief organization to pack 150,000 meals for starving children throughout the world.

Orvold's Memory Lives On in Scholarship Fund, Art Project

Whitefish Bay Middle School is seeking donations for a Mr. O scholarship fund and for a tile mural that allows students to express the values instilled by the school's former associate principal.

Cumberland Recognized for Academic Achievement, Progress

Cumberland was one of nine Title 1 schools that exceeded state standards for academic achievement and progress.

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 Whitefish Bay.

Trustees Plan to Borrow $16M for Sewers This Year

The board plans to issue $16.6 million in bonds as part of its 15-year infrastructure plan that would improve sewers and fund the Mandel TIF district.

Three Whitefish Bay Athletes Commit to College Athletic Programs

Grant Menard, Rashadeem Gray and Jake Taylor all committed to Division I college athletic programs Wednesday.

St. Monica Antique Show Celebrates 48 Years

Adding to its tradition of chili, quilt raffles and antiques, the show is adding a Valentine's Day Brunch on Sunday morning.

WNS Storm Sweeps Conference Tournament

WNS Storm are ranked fourth in their sectional and are undefeated in the conference.

Bay Businesses Will Serve Wine and Chocolate Thursday Night

The annual "Wine and Chocolate" event features store specials, treats and entertainment at Silver Spring shops from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday.

Obituary: Margaret Gotthart

The Whitefish Bay resident passed away Wednesday at the age of 85.

Primary Election Preview: Whitefish Bay Village Board Race

One incumbent and four challengers are vying for two trustee seats in the Feb. 19 primary election.

Ken Wysocky, Candidate for Whitefish Bay Village Board

Freelance journalist and 25-year resident seeking first elective office.

Robert Crawford, Candidate for Whitefish Bay Village Board

Former circuit court judge and 20-year resident seeks spot on board.

Kevin McMahon, Candidate for Whitefish Bay Village Board

16-year village resident and active dad making first run for public office.

Carl Fuda, Candidate for Whitefish Bay Village Board

Small business owner vying for elective office for first time.

Jay Miller, Candidate for Whitefish Bay Village Board

Incumbent, 22-year resident seeking third term as village trustee.

Trustee Candidates Will Debate Village Issues Next Week

All five candidates running in the Feb. 19 primary election have agreed to participate in a Patch candidates forum on Feb. 13.

Three Drunk Drivers Arrested in Past Week

One of the drivers, a 28-year-old Saukville woman, drove over the median on Hampton Road last week.

Week Ahead: Wine & Chocolate, Music for Munchkins and Cabaret

Whitefish Bay High School bands will feature Motown music Friday and Saturday, and the orchestra will play a children's concert Sunday afternoon.

WNS Storm Clinches First-Ever Conference Title

The Storm's first conference title comes after a big win over Cedarburg Tuesday and a 6-0 win over Germantown Thursday night.

Looking For The Best Places To Watch The Super Bowl?

Our readers are pretty smart. Here's a list of places in the north shore communities that have the best beer lists, pizzas, burgers and pubs in the area.

Need Tax Help? TaxAide is Here to Rescue You

Volunteer program helps middle and low-income taxpayers at the library through April 11.

Future I-43 Possibilities Unveiled at Public Meeting

The DOT sought local advice in how to improve I-43, and what concerns residents have about adding lanes and modifying interchanges between Bender Road and Highway 60.

Little League Invites Sluggers With Mental and Physical Challenges

Whitefish Bay Little League has chartered its first Challenger Division this year for special needs children ages 4-18, or up to 22 if still enrolled in high school.

Tale of Two Business Districts: Bay, Shorewood Differ on Public Funding

Shorewood has spent a lot of money for its growth on Oakland Avenue, while Whitefish Bay chooses a more conservative approach that only recently seems to be paying off.

Students Threatened Each Other With BB Guns

The boys, who are now facing juvenile charges, brought the guns to basketball games and into school classrooms undetected for two days.

Storm Edges Bulldogs in Goaltending Duel

With a shutout win against Cedarburg Tuesday night, WNS Storm now has a commanding two-game lead in the North Shore Conference standings.

$50K Tennis Court Donation Made in Memory of UWM Professor

The donation made on behalf of Jeffrey Hayes puts the Cumberland tennis court reconstruction project within $16,000 of its $128,000 goal.

Couple Continues to Fight for a Healthy Baby

Friends of this Whitefish Bay family are raising money to fund medical tests for Jen and Patrick McGraw, who have lost two newborns to genetic defects.

Obituary: Dr. Marcelo Castillo

Castillo, a former Whitefish Bay resident, passed away last week at the age of 87.

Teachers Receive $17K for Educational Materials

The Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation's Ed Nuss Grant program will provide the school district with document cameras, ukuleles and a scale that measures body fat.

Whitefish Bay Takes Ownership of Before- and After-School Programs

The Whitefish Bay School District expects to generate as much as $225,000 in annual revenue by ending its 33-year partnership with Milestones Programs for Children.