You Can Still Give to Those in Need This Holiday Season

It isn't too late to make a donation that will make this year's end brighter for someone suffering, whether from hunger, poverty, disease or disaster.

Too Many LEGOs? Donate to Richards Elementary

The school is starting a LEGO club in January and needs donations of the building blocks.

Basketball Teams Dispatch Milwaukee Lutheran

Ava Stock outscores Red Knights by herself in the girls game. See what else is coming up this week in Whitefish Bay sports.

Dinner for 300, Every Third Monday of the Month

St. Monica's Parish in Whitefish Bay is among the many organizations in the Milwaukee area working with the St. Ben's Meal Program. Meet the local leaders and find out how you can help.

12-12-12 Concert to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Victims

Some of the biggest names in music will play at a benefit concert on Wednesday. All proceeds will go to Hurricane Sandy victims, via the Robin Hood Foundation.

Free Concert Thursday at Dominican High School

Choirs and band perform Christmas songs both secular and sacred at 7 p.m.

2nd School Board Candidate Emerges

Kristin Yunker will run for one of two open seats in April. Incumbent Cheryl Maranto is the only other candidate so far.

Self-Published Memoir Invites Examination of Spirituality

Leo Jones, a retired drama professor from Marquette and a 60-year resident of Whitefish Bay, shares the story of his amazing life in "The God of Common Sense: A Spiritual Journey."

Police: Attempted Credit Card Fraud Halted Before TV Purchased

A Whitefish Bay resident found that someone tried to use her credit card to buy a TV in Montana and have it delivered to Ohio.

Tour the Best Holiday Lights in Whitefish Bay and Shorewood

Patch editors found some of the best Christmas and holiday lights displays in Whitefish Bay and Shorewood and mapped them out for you.

Wrestling Team Fourth at Invite, Has Eyes on Bigger Things

Jack Ludke was an individual winner at last Saturday's invitational, and the team was the overall invite champion the previous weekend.

Menorah Parade Meanders Through North Shore

Dozens of cars topped with menorahs made their way through the North Shore in a parade in celebration of Chanukah.

House Cleaner Charged for Stealing Credit Card

Police say a woman stole a credit card from a Whitefish Bay woman while employed to clean her home.

Storm Hockey Wins 6th Game in 7 Tries

The team entered the season with high hopes, and hasn't disappointed so far this year.

Bay Boys Beat Cedarburg 60-48

With Friday night's win, the Blue Dukes' record improves to 2-1 in the conference and 4-2 overall.

Hanukkah Recipes Made Easy

Make these brisket, latke, and sufganiyot recipes during this year's Holiday of Lights.

Week Ahead: Hannukah Celebration, Holiday Concerts

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

'The Hobbit' Opens Dec. 13; Showtimes, Theaters and Finding Tickets Now

The next big blockbuster of the season will soon appear in theaters around Whitefish Bay with midnight showings. Advance ticket sales are happening now.

Who's Hiring in the Metro Milwaukee Area?

See a sampling of local job opportunities throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

$5,200 Rolex Stolen From Bay Couple

Police say a 26-year-old woman met the victims' son in a drug rehab program, then stole the watch and jewelry and sold them in West Allis.

First Real Snow Could Bring Up to 6 Inches

First 'real snow' of the season could include 4-6 inches on Sunday, but meteorologists say confidence is not high, which means we could set a record for "Most Snowless Days."

Obituary: Marion K. Clark

The former Whitefish Bay resident passed away on Nov. 25

Erik's Bike Shop Rolling into Whitefish Bay

With 18 locations in Minneapolis and Wisconsin, the bike shop has targeted the former Les Moise storefront for its first Milwaukee-area location.

New Restaurant Will Fill Former El Guapo's Space

A local restauranteur has stepped up to open The Bay, a community-based restaurant and bar on Silver Spring Drive.

Nominate Whitefish Bay's Person of the Year

Whitefish Bay Patch is taking nominations for volunteers and other people who are doing positive things in the community.

Wanna Golf? Lincoln Park is Still Open

The Hampton Avenue golf course is one of four county golf courses that will stay open until further notice.

Chinese Students Adapting to American High School Life

More than a dozen students are sharing their culture with Dominican High School students through the school's first-ever foreign exchange program.

Archbishop Listecki Visiting Dominican Wednesday

Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki is expected to visit the Catholic High School and the adjacent Christmas tree lot Wednesday morning.

Christmas Decorations Stolen on Ardmore Avenue

Four people were cited Saturday for stealing decorations of snowmen, Snoopy and Santa Claus himself.

Update: Whitefish Bay Leaf Pickup Has Ended

Whitefish Bay crews finished yard waste and leaf collection Wednesday.

$4.6 Million in Public Funds OK'd for Mandel Apartment Project

The developer expects the 100-unit apartment building will generate enough tax revenue to close the $4.6 million TIF district earlier than required.

Village Will Pay to Restore Underground Parking at Fox Bay Building

Whitefish Bay village trustees grant $277,000 to refurbish 24 underground parking stalls in exchange for 20 surface stalls behind the building for public parking.

Honor Flight Movie Showing at Marcus Theaters

In the film, WWII veterans are sent on a free trip to Washington, DC to visit the war memorials built to commemorate their service.

Does Whitefish Bay Have Enough Police Officers?

Whitefish Bay has 1.62 officers for every 1,000 people living in the village. Use Patch's searchable database to see how this compares with other communities around the state.

Week Ahead: Breakfast With Santa, High School Concert

The Village Board will also discuss The Mandel Group's luxury apartment development, and County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic will hold a listening session

Whitefish Bay Little League Registration is Now Open

If you want your child to join, you can register online through Jan. 31.

$500 in Jewelry Boosted From Boston Store, Cops Say

A 51-year-old Milwaukee man grabbed handfuls of jewelry and stuffed everything into his pockets according to the police report. He's now facing up to $10,000 in fines and nine months in prison.

Who's Hiring in the Metro Milwaukee Area?

See a sampling of local job opportunities throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

Black Friday Shoppers Remove Parking Signs By Bayshore

This week's Whitefish Bay police log also includes a drunk driver and a suspicious man cutting through yards in the daytime.

Foreclosed Homes for Sale in Whitefish Bay

This week's House Hunt feature showcases three bank-owned houses on the market for reduced prices.