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NEWSROOM * CIRCULATION * ADVERTISING
Thursday
September 2010
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» Hotel pays Waukesha real estate tax
» Probe continues into collision of bicyclist, Waukesha squad car
» Discrimination settlement proposed
» Suspect, 27, dies from self-inflicted wound in Waukesha
» DOT to hold meeting on Waukesha road work
» Should a Wisconsin city change its name for Ke$ha?
» Ex-teacher sentenced in sex assault of student in Brookfield
» Win free tickets to a la Carte at the Zoo
» Waukesha OKs incentives for Weldall expansion
» Recall candidate files papers to challenge Waukesha alderman
» Waukesha County to audit election equipment
» Waukesha mayor given time to recruit painting volunteers
» Waukesha man charged with killing best friend
Owners and operators of the downtown Clarke Hotel and Black Trumpet, a centerpiece of Waukesha's downtown revitalization, have paid the remaining delinquent taxes and business improvement district assessment they owed by the Aug. 31 deadline.(7)
Dresser Waukesha, known locally as Waukesha Engine, would pay $1.1 million to settle a racial discrimination lawsuit, an agreement between the plaintiffs and company proposes.(10)
Momentum can be one fickle entity. West Allis Central had momentum on its side for a tantalizingly brief moment in the first quarter against Catholic Memorial. But the Crusaders took it right back during a dominating second quarter and won the non-conference matchup, 41-7.
From NOW Newspapers
Recent convictions from Municipal Court
Recent home sales in Waukesha
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Head to Main Street downtown from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 11, for Waukesha Art Fest, featuring thousands of one-of-a-kind items, food, children's activities a silent auction and much more.
Photos from Art Fest 2009 | Official Art Fest site
The farmers' market in downtown Waukesha is the place to be from 7 a.m. to noon every Saturday from May 8 through Oct. 30. The Market is located in Riverfront Plaza, south of the Fox River, between Broadway and Barstow. Select from fresh produce, herbs and plants, breads and pastry products, jams, artisan cheese, naturally raised meats and much more.
Farmers' market web site | Photos from the Market
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Laurel Walker
The Journal Sentinel columnist gives you her take on living in Waukesha and what's happening here.
Student Notes
Learn about the activities and successes of local students, here and away at school.
School of the Month
NOW staff give you a peek inside Waukesha's schools and classrooms.
House of Worship
Waukesha NOW staff profile a local congregation and its place of worship.
Shoptalk
The Waukesha Business Improvement District features a local business.
Gas Watch
Find out where the cheapest gas is being sold in Waukesha.
Family Watchdog
Use the interactive map to see where sex offenders live and work in Waukesha.
Presidential campaign contributions
Find out how much your neighbors are giving to the candidates.
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The Fur (& Feather!) Flyer
The Humane Animal Welfare Society describes its efforts:
Close to Home
Lorayne Ritt spotlights Waukesha County's nonprofit community: Spell-down for literacy (Sept. 2) | See who attended
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