University School of Milwaukee Middle School students unveiled their American Flag Collaboration project at their Gallery Night on May 3.
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University School students play Carrom, an Indian game similar to billiards and shuffleboard, at USM's International Fair on April 12.
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USM's Upper School Players, during a performance of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," which ran from February 21-24.
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Students from Beijing Normal High School, Beijing, China, visited University School of Milwaukee on Monday, shadowing Upper School students throughout the day. USM is one of the only schools in the area that offers Mandarin Chinese to Upper School students.
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Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin unveiled its new mobile food pantry truck with Kraft and Pick 'n Save on Tuesday, February 19 at City on a Hill. The new truck is designed to help Feeding America reach underserved areas of the community. For more information visit www.feedingamericawi.org.
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University School students fly a dragon to celebrate the Chinese New Year during a series of events on Monday, February 11.
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Breakfast With Santa at Fox Point McDonald's
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Balloons drop at University School following a presidential roll call vote as part of USM's Campaign 2012, a series of assemblies aimed at educating and engaging students in the political process.
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A University School student announces the winner of Florida's electoral votes during a presidential roll call vote as part of the School's Campaign 2012 assembly series.
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University School students represent each state during a presidential roll call vote as part of Campaign 2012. Students were organized into states and electoral votes were awarded based on each state's vote.
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WTMJ's Charles Benson addresses University School students before a presidential roll call vote as part of Campaign 2012
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University School students enjoying their Homecoming Spirit Assembly.
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University School students enjoying their Homecoming Spirit Assembly.
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University School students enjoying their Homecoming Spirit Assembly.
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A rainbow is cast over Ken Laird Field before a Sept. 7 University School of Milwaukee football game.
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University School of Milwaukee Prekindergarteners are accompanied by USM seniors at the School's Opening Day ceremony.
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University School of Milwaukee Prekindergarteners are accompanied by USM seniors at the School's Opening Day ceremony.
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University School of Milwaukee Prekindergarteners are accompanied by USM seniors at the School's Opening Day ceremony.
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Students in the Everest College pharmacy technician program in Milwaukee held a fundraiser to purchase toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The toy donation was part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee are recognized by staff members at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin for donating toys, games and art supplies to patients. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee drop off a donation of toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students in the Everest College pharmacy technician program in Milwaukee held a fundraiser to purchase toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The toy donation was part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee are recognized by staff members at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin for donating toys, games and art supplies to patients. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee drop off a donation of toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students in the Everest College pharmacy technician program in Milwaukee held a fundraiser to purchase toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The toy donation was part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee are recognized by staff members at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin for donating toys, games and art supplies to patients. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee drop off a donation of toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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PEARLS girls visit Bethune-Cookman University (BC-U) in Daytona Beach, Florida during PEARLS’ 2012 National College Tour. BC-U was one of seven stops the girls made at colleges in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.
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PEARLS girls gather at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia during PEARLS’ 2012 National College Tour. Fifteen PEARLS girls visited seven colleges in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.
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Bill Johnson (right), Executive Director of the Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA), recognizes Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power Inc., at UEDA’s 15th annual meeting. Allen was honored for his efforts to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in Milwaukee and communities across the nation.
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Bill Johnson (right), Executive Director of the Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA), recognizes Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power Inc., at UEDA’s 15th annual meeting. Allen was honored for his efforts to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in Milwaukee and communities across the nation.
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An Everest Milwaukee student donates blood at the Everest Milwaukee Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide volunteer initiative to support the local community. In total, Everest Milwaukee staff and students successfully reached their donation goal and worked with the American Red Cross to gather enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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Everest Milwaukee students volunteer at the Everest College Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community. Staff and students from Everest’s Milwaukee campus worked with the American Red Cross and donated enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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An Everest Milwaukee student donates blood at the Everest Milwaukee Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide volunteer initiative to support the local community. In total, Everest Milwaukee staff and students successfully reached their donation goal and worked with the American Red Cross to gather enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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Everest Milwaukee students volunteer at the Everest College Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community. Staff and students from Everest’s Milwaukee campus worked with the American Red Cross and donated enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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An Everest Milwaukee student donates blood at the Everest Milwaukee Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide volunteer initiative to support the local community. In total, Everest Milwaukee staff and students successfully reached their donation goal and worked with the American Red Cross to gather enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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Everest Milwaukee students volunteer at the Everest College Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community. Staff and students from Everest’s Milwaukee campus worked with the American Red Cross and donated enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
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Leading technology integration experts from around the country visited University School to train faculty members ahead of the School's impeding 1:1 program this fall at USM's TechKnow Conference June 13-14.
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University School students display their team flags in a ceremony before the Lower School Summer Olympics.
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University School students display their team flags in a ceremony before the Lower School Summer Olympics.
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University School of Milwaukee students, parents, faculty, and staff "March to the Memorial" Friday in support of Honor Flights, an organization that raises money to send WWII veterans to their memorial in Washington, D.C. The event raised over $5,000 and will send 10 veterans to Washington.
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Everest Milwaukee student Tonya Guevera reaches the third mile of the American Cancer Society’s 17th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront.
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Everest Milwaukee Medical Assisting Students Lakusha Graham, Angjelina Bode, and Jakina McGhee stop for a picture on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront before beginning the American Cancer Society’s 17th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.
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First-graders sing during a Mother's Day tea service at University School of Milwaukee.
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University School of Milwaukee student "gamblers" round up some cash in a rehearsal for their presentation of "Guys and Dolls" this Friday and Saturday at USM's Young Theatre.
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Fox Point Farmers' MMarket volunteers met May 5 to prepare for opening day June 16. Front row: Jim & Mary LaCharite, Mary Pipito. Back row: Nancy Ellis, Judy Wessel, Shari Beispiel, Nancy Warner, Kevin Nashban, John VanUxem, Bill Warner, Nancy Konrad.
Not shown: Barb Friedman, Karen Gribe, Terri Meinhardt, Linda Nemith, Gloria & Jack Pratter, Judy Shirley, Myra VanUxem.
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University School of Milwaukee students Caroline Sheehan, Brett Olson, and Ethan Stone show off their exhibit at the School's Fourth-Grade Science Fair.
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Laura and Ileana Mendoza Sanchez enjoy their creations at the North Shore Library program "What's Cooking?"
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Bookie Slugg, a Newcastle Place resident, attends the Red Dress Celebration. This night marked the completion on an 11-week long Heart Healthy program at the community.
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The entire USM community came together for its first-annual Masquerade March! Middle and Upper School students, teachers, staff, and parents gathered to watch Preprimary and Lower School students show off their Halloween costumes in a festive parade.
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Senior Residents at Eastcastle Place Learn the Benefits of Pet Therapy with Some Furry Friends at “Waggin’ Tails” Event
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University School of Milwaukee held its Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2011 on May 15. Ninety-two seniors graduated and will be heading off to the colleges and universities of their choice in the fall.
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MacKenzie Pecor, 2007 Nicolet graduate, a Varsity Coxswain on The Ohio State University Women's Rowing Team, helped the Buckeyes win the Big 10 Rowing Championships May 15 on Eagle Creek Reservoir in Indianapolis. MacKenzie led her boat to an almost 8 second win over the next boat in her division. She is a 4-year Varsity Athlete, Big 10 All American, Scholar-Athlete, and will graduate in June with a double major in International Business and Economics, and a Spanish Minor. MacKenzie is also a 2-year Ohio State Student-Athlete Advisory Board Member, and Student-Athlete External Affairs Chair.
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First-graders present their own adaptation of Shakespeare at University School of Milwaukee’s third-annual Shakespeare Assembly on April 26. Held in honor of National Poetry Month and Shakespeare’s birthday, the assembly also featured a performance by Middle School students and the original poetry of Lower Schoolers.
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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett recently visited area students at Milwaukee Montessori School recognizing the school’s 50th anniversary. The Mayor toured the school of children 18 months thru 8th grade, answered questions from a government class and was serenaded by a youth choir. More on the visit and school can be found at www.milwaukee-montessori.org.
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St. Eugene School MathCounts Team Qualifies for State Competition! Congratulations to the seven 8th graders and two 7th graders who competed in the Chapter MathCounts competition at MSOE. These students have attended three practices a week and practiced on their own time for the last month to prepare for this competition. We are very proud of them for their hard work, positive attitudes and effort. Believe it or not, we have also had a lot of fun along the way. Ryan Carter, Claire Barzyk, Michael Sesini, Joseph Gabler, and Luke Richmond competed as individuals. Sarah Baker, Matt Weiler, Peter Ullrich and Daniel O’Dwyer competed on the official St. Eugene team. As a team their combined average scores and team score gave them fourth place! They will be going to the State competition in Madison on March 5.
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Advent Projects Each class at St. Eugene School has chosen an Advent Project to support this season. Many classes are assisting with the Mitten Tree, others are collecting baby items for Respect Life: Gifts for Babies. Mr. Roche’s 6th grade class worked together to make 120 sandwiches for the Hope House. What wonderful opportunities to give and make a difference this Advent Season.
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Learning + Fractions = Gingerbread Houses Mrs. Riesen’s 6th grade math class has been learning to add and subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators. For Christmas Mrs. Riesen added a special twist to this learning experience, she challenged the students to put these concepts into practical application. The students built Gingerbread Houses from blue prints they designed using their math skills. They then rolled the gingerbread dough, cut it to proportion, baked, assembled and decorated the houses. Some students had to use problem solving skills to properly assemble their Gingerbread Houses when an unforeseen crumble occurred. This was a tastefully delicious learning experience!
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North Shore Bank’s Fox Point branch was recently named 2010 “Branch of the Year” for the bank’s central region. Pictured are, from left, Fox Point branch employees Nicholas Schliepp, Devon Thomas-Becton, Sara Rivas, Carol Bergen, Janice Tishberg, and Aaron Dixon. In addition to the “Branch of the Year” award, Bergen was named “Branch Manager of the Year,” Schliepp was named “Personal Banker of the Year,” and Rivas earned “Customer Service Representative of the Year” honors.
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The Schlitz Audubon Nature Center is home to a variety of species of wildlife, including these wild turkeys.
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Amelia Ansay and her mother Becky, of Bayside, are shopping at the Maple Dale school book fair.
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Bruce Troeller is the winner of the Maple Dale Chili Cook-off for the third year in a row.
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The Schlitz Audubon Nature Center in Bayside, WI offers incredible views of autumn scenery, as fall colors begin to peak in the Milwaukee Area.
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Ken and Joan Hudak of Bayside were honored Aug. 17 with the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Loxodonta africana award. The Hudaks own and operate Canopies, which provides in-kind donations of tent, table and chair rentals for many ZSM events, including Zoo Ball, the non-profit’s biggest annual fund-raiser. The award, a framed pair of African elephant footprints, was given at a luncheon at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Mike and Laura Arnow of Fox Point accepted the Bubo virginianus award Aug. 17 from the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) on behalf of the Antonia Foundation. The award, a framed pair of children’s footprints, recognizes the Antonia Foundation’s longtime support of the ZSM’s conservation education programs. These include education internships for college students and the Animal Ambassador program for metro-Milwaukee children attending schools in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. The foundation also gave the naming gift for the surgery center in the Zoo’s Animal Health Center and supported a bird-conservation program. The Arnows, longtime ZSM supporters, accepted the award at a luncheon at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The non-profit ZSM runs all education camps, classes and programs at the Zoo. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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State Rep. Sandy Pasch (D-Whitefish Bay) and State Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) presenting Dr. Gary Peterson - former superintendent of the Fox Point-Bayside School District - with a framed copy of legislation they worked on together and passed into law this session. This legislation provides basic fairness to K-8 Open Enrollment students within the Fox Point-Bayside School District. Dr. Rachel Boechler – the new superintendent for the Fox Point-Bayside School District – joined them for the presentation.
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A fourth-grade teacher at University School of Milwaukee gets her classroom ready at the beginning of school on August 25. A major feature of USM's just-completed construction project is larger classrooms, allowing for a more active and engaged approach to learning.
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Students, faculty, staff, and families gather outside for University School of Milwaukee's Opening Day ceremony on August 25. Extra excitement was in the air as students and parents got their first look at USM's new, state-of-the-art facilities.
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Dr. Barbara Spies, Director of Cardinal Stritch University’s First Year Experience program joined members of the incoming freshmen class at a carwash for St. Ben’s Community Meal, a Capuchin ministry.
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Caption: Milwaukee Buck’s mascot Bango handed out school supplies to families at the House of Peace, a Capuchin ministry, including Lilia Martinez and her children Jesus, Stefany, Marcela and Kimberly. The Milwaukee Bucks’ school supply drive will distribute a total of 600 backpacks for those central city children who otherwise would not have adequate supplies to start the new school year.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker toured the Coca-Cola bottling plant on West Brown Deer Road and talked with employees about county programs and services in their communities.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker toured the Coca-Cola bottling plant on West Brown Deer Road and talked with employees about county programs and services in their communities.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker toured the Coca-Cola bottling plant on West Brown Deer Road and talked with employees about county programs and services in their communities.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker toured the Coca-Cola bottling plant on West Brown Deer Road and talked with employees about county programs and services in their communities.
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Bob and Brenda Vanhimbergen of Mequon and John and Tameica Greene of Bayside were the picture of elegance at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2010. The June 26 event, sponsored by American Airlines, was held at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The evening featured an garden theme created by contributing sponsor Hawks Nursery, which donated live flowers, plant decorations and staff time. The event also included cocktails, several auctions and a gourmet meal, all supported by U.S. Bank; entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation; and a late-night venue, sponsored by MillerCoors. About 670 guests attended the event, which supports the non-profit ZSM’s mission to conserve animals, educate people and support the Zoo. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Dr. Robert Davis, president of the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM), and his wife, Nancy (both on left) met up with guests at Zoo Ball 2010. From left are Bethany and Vincent Lyles of Milwaukee and Michelle and Cory Nettles of Bayside. Held June 26 at the Milwaukee County Zoo and sponsored by American Airlines, the event is the largest annual fund-raiser for the non-profit ZSM. The evening featured a garden theme created by contributing sponsor Hawks Nursery, which donated live flowers, plant decorations and staff time. The event included cocktails, several auctions and a gourmet meal, all supported by U.S. Bank; entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation; and a late-night venue, sponsored by MillerCoors. About 670 guests attended the event, which supports the ZSM’s mission to conserve animals, educate people and support the Zoo. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker attended the Flag Day celebration at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. The Elks Club, Jim Dreblow and Patrick Moore, collected damaged flags to be properly retired.
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Crazy shot at Mee-Kwan golf coarsed. Looking for shanked shot that went into a tree. Buddy pulled back a limb and there was the ball about 2 feet off the ground in the nest. WILD!
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Bayside Middle School performed Dear Edwina Jr. June 1st and 2nd.
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Jazz Singer Tierney Sutton (second from left) visited Maple Dale School on Friday June 4, 2010. Tierney is pictured with Brad Bloom, Jamie Briewick and Heather Maciolek.
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St. Eugene K5 students learning from Naturalist, David Stokes.
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Dance Fun With The Celebration Dancers The Celebration Dancers danced for National Dance Week 2010 with their usual grace and style in the Whitefish Bay Library Program Room. In this photo the Senior Dancers of the group had fun dancing to a combination of classical technique with contemporary music. This year in addition to the National Dance Week show, the entire group including Ms. Ceci(teacher and Director of the group) performed a full show in the Bayshore Town Center.
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St. Eugene School kindergarten students learn about Spring from naturalist David Stokes.
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Following on the heels of a state hockey championship, for the first time since 1997 the University School of Milwaukee Division 1 varsity chess team captured the state title at the Wisconsin State Scholastic Chess Championships, ranking USM as the top high school chess team in the state. Team members include (from left) Coach Fred Lange, senior Alex Yerukhimov, junior James Bowen, freshman Bradley Schlesinger, freshman Kern Khanna, and sophomore Ishan Sinha.
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Indian Hill first graders, Freddy Harding, Kyle Roberts, Beatrice Dinauer and Emma Gundrum were the 2009-2010 Indian Hill School flag design winners. Each year first graders design a flag that they feel represents their school. The winning team’s design showcases the names associated with each classroom: the first grade Superstars and Shooting Stars, the senior kindergarten Kinderbears and Fabulous Frogs and the junior kindergarten Busy Bees.
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Get ready to race! Track Opens for Practice March 31st. Check out the Badger Kart Club Swap Meet held at David Hobbs Honda on February 7th, 2010 at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue, Glendale, Wisconsin 53209. More information? go to www.badgerkartclub.com
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Sarah Koss, a River Hills Northshore native and current Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) student, exhibited work at the Harley-Davidson Museum’s first feature exhibit – The Helmet Project – in Milwaukee.
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8th grade students at St. Eugene School helped the K4 students during their first computer class.
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8th grade students at St. Eugene School helped the K4 students in their first computer class.
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8th grade students at St. Eugene School helped the K4 students during their first computer class.
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The Fox Point Market is the place to be on Saturday morning! Meet your friends and discover the delicious difference fresh makes. Wisconsin-grown produce tastes better than grocery-store produce from thousands of miles away. On October 3, The Moxie Chicks will perform from 10-noon. Gently used kitchen items will be collected for vets by the Milwaukee North Sunshine Rotary. The Market continue thtough October 17 in the west parking lof of Stormonth School, 7301 N. Lombardy. Upcoming attractions: Oct. 11 fire truck; music by Holly Haebig & Jeff Bray Oct. 17- music by The Remedies, and a Fall Harvest Festival with free caramel apples while they last, courtesy of the Fox Point Foundation.
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Prekindergarten students at University School of Milwaukee enjoy snack time in their newly remodeled classrooms. As part of a plan for major capital improvements, 10 preprimary classrooms were renovated over the summer. Rooms feature fresh paint, flooring, air conditioning, cabinets, and storage cubbies. They were also updated with sprinkler systems and new lights. When completed in the summer of 2010, updated facilities will include 12 new Lower School classrooms, a new Lower School gymnasium, a new Middle School Commons and Study Hall areas, and a new Middle School Digital Media Studio.
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Tatum Cook, 3, and her mother, Heidi, of Bayside, photograph giraffes during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Animal Safari, sponsored by Welch’s and Pick ‘n Save. The Cooks went on a behind-the-scenes tour at the Milwaukee County Zoo to learn how giraffes are trained to help in their own health care. The event on Aug. 29 drew 9,692 visitors for animal talks, crafts and a Zoo scavenger hunt. Animal sponsors could also go on several behind-the-scenes tours. To sponsor an animal and help the Zoo’s animals, go to www.zoosociety.org/SponsorAnimal
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Mike and Laura Arnow of Fox Point were honored by the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) on July 22 with the Spheniscus humboldti award. This award, a framed footprint of a Humboldt penguin, honors the Arnows’ outstanding service to the non-profit ZSM. The Arnows are longtime grantors to the ZSM’s education college intern program and supporters of the Animal Ambassador program. The latter program brings the world of animals and conservation to metro-Milwaukee children attending schools in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. The Arnows are also members of the Platypus Society, the ZSM’s highest-level, donor-member recognition group, and the Simba Society, a planned-giving group. Mike is on the Simba Society steering committee and helps recruit new members for both groups by speaking at special events. The Arnows co-chaired Zoo Ball, the ZSM’s biggest annual fund-raiser, in 2007. Maria Gonzalez Knavel of Elm Grove also received the Spheniscus humboldti award on July 22. The awards were presented at a luncheon at the Milwaukee County Zoo.Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) – Michelle and Eido Walny of Bayside admire animal plush toys featured in an auction at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. This black-tie fund-raiser, sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, was held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Mr. Walny is on the ZSM’s associate board of directors. His wife wore an animal-print dress that complemented the jaguar photo in the background. The evening had a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with live samba dancers and guests in masks. The event included a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, a gourmet meal, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which supports the non-profit ZSM’s mission. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Zoological Society board chair Karen Peck Katz of River Hills and board vice chair Tom Dempsey of Milwaukee page through the auction book at Zoo Ball 2009. Zoo Ball is the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) biggest annual fund-raiser. Sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, the event was held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The evening featured a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with live samba dancers. The event also had a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, auctions, a gourmet meal, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which funds the ZSM’s mission of conservation, education and Zoo support. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Alicia Love Jackson (left) of Glendale and Deidre Y.A. Edwards of Bayside show off their colorful dresses at the Brazilian carnival-themed Zoo Ball 2009. This Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) fund-raiser, sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, was held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The evening featured live samba dancers, a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, a gourmet meal and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which funds the non-profit ZSM’s mission to conserve animals, educate people and support the Zoo. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event. Jackson is with Love’s Corp., and Edwards is on the staff of state Sen. Lena C. Taylor. Photo by Zoological Scoiety of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Maple Dale Indian Hill Summer School--Team Sports Class (grades 4-7). Coed flag football. Pictured left to right, Ayren McGahee, Andrew Dorsey, Danny Stevens (Class Helper), Logan Badalich, Dominic Mandella, Scott Arenzon, Garret Craig
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Maple Dale Indian Hill Summer School course; Wild About Horses students pose with 'Traveler', a 6 year old Tennessee Walker, owned by Pam Price. Shown, left to right, Ayren McGahee, Olivia Kauffman, Bella Bosmann, Traveler and owner Pam Price, Lauren Soyke, Alexandra Soyke. FRONT ROW, Ariel Cohn and Else Mager.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) –Michael Cudahy of Mequon poses for a photo with friends at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. From left are Gary Grunau and Gail Valenti of Milwaukee; Michael and Lisa Cudahy; Bobbi and Roy Reiman of Greendale; and Bob and Jenny Hillis of Fox Point. Zoo Ball is the non-profit ZSM’s biggest annual fund-raiser. The event, sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, was held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The evening featured a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with live samba dancers and guests in masks and wildly colored attire. It also included a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, a gourmet meal, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which funds the ZSM’s mission of conservation, education and Zoo support. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker leads the 6th Annual Executives' Ride to promote Milwaukee tourism. Walker wore a Milwaukee Police shirt in support of Milwaukee police officers being honored 6/20/09.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Executives' Ride heads out from the House of Harley on 6/20/09 to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker speaks to the 115 riders before they depart from House of Harley on 6/20/09 for the six-day, five-state ride to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Ride departed 6/20/09 from the House of Harley for the six-day, five-state tour with 115 riders to promote Milwaukee area tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker leads the 6th Annual Executives' Ride to promote Milwaukee tourism. Walker wore a Milwaukee Police shirt in support of Milwaukee police officers being honored 6/20/09.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Executives' Ride heads out from the House of Harley on 6/20/09 to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker speaks to the 115 riders before they depart from House of Harley on 6/20/09 for the six-day, five-state ride to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Ride departed 6/20/09 from the House of Harley for the six-day, five-state tour with 115 riders to promote Milwaukee area tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Ride departed 6/20/09 from the House of Harley for the six-day, five-state tour with 115 riders to promote Milwaukee area tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker speaks to the 115 riders before they depart from House of Harley on 6/20/09 for the six-day, five-state ride to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker's 6th Annual Executives' Ride heads out from the House of Harley on 6/20/09 to promote Milwaukee County tourism.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker leads the 6th Annual Executives' Ride to promote Milwaukee tourism. Walker wore a Milwaukee Police shirt in support of Milwaukee police officers being honored 6/20/09.
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Fox Point resident named to leadership position on Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Welfare Auxiliary Carolyn Berry will serve as vice president and corporate sponsors co-chair and posters chair for the Swan Ball in the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Welfare Auxiliary for 2009. During its 83-year history, the auxiliary has raised nearly $2.2 million for the hospital. Shown from left to right are: Joanne Brown, recording secretary; Sharon Zurawski, advisor to board and raffle chair for the Swan Ball; Linda Schieble, current president; Carolyn Berry, vice president and corporate sponsors co-chair and posters chair for the Swan Ball; Jill Broekhuizen, auxiliary treasurer and membership underwriting chair for the Swan Ball; Martha Clark, corporate sponsors co-chair and Portable Hugs Project co-chair; Mary McKisson, Swan Ball co-chair; Sue Miller, school box chair; Cathy Brock, member at large; and Kathy Sammons, quilt coordinator.
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Bayside Middle School presented Willy Wonka, Jr. on June 2-3. Over 40 5th-8th graders particpated. Directed by Felice Leib and choreographed by Terri Stevens, the show was a success!
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North Shore Bank employee Sarah Rivas (center, behind bin) and her husband, Rick Rivas, help the Mascia family of Fox Point by emptying a box of outdated personal documents into a shredding bin on Saturday, May 2 at the bank’s Fox Point branch, 600 E. Green Tree Road. The bank held its third annual Community Shredding Day, which allowed residents to bring in up to two boxes of outdated papers containing Social Security numbers, account numbers and other personal information for free, secure shredding. The bank, which collected 50,000 pounds of documents during the effort, also offered tips to prevent identity theft and activities for children.
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University School of Milwaukee eighth-grader Robby Schmidt has his hair cut in high and tight military style by Tom Hundt of Tom’s Barber Shop. Several USM students and faculty had their hair cut after the eighth-grade class raised $2,724.57 for the Honor Flight program. The funds will cover the cost of flying five local World War II veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit the World War II Memorial.
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University School of Milwaukee sixth and seventh-grade Spanish teacher Jeff Ballentine has his hair cut in high and tight military style by Tom Hundt of Tom’s Barber Shop. Several USM students and faculty had their hair cut after the eighth-grade class raised $2,724.57 for the Honor Flight program. The funds will cover the cost of flying five local World War II veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit the World War II Memorial.
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Sen. Alberta Darling visits with some four-legged friends before an April 8th press conference where she and her colleagues unveiled a new bill to put cruel “puppy mills” out of business without burdening small, responsible dog breeders.
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National Dance Week 2009 had beautiful dancers doing a lyrical pointe dance.......
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It also had dancers that know how to do a fast dance that swings..................
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but most of all it was a learning time when the Senior Dancers of Shorewood,Whitefish Bay, Glendale, and Fox Point taught other dancer and audience members a fun dance. The theme for this years program was "Share American Dance With The World" and they did exactly that. Photos submitted by Cecilia Broussard National Dance Week 2009 Regional Director
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Cream City Calligraphers meeting at Bay Shore Lutheran Church in Whitefish Bay, WI.on January 22, 2009. Their project is making Valentines for Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. For more information on the organization go to www.creamcitycalligraphers.com
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Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) signs the oath book during the inauguration ceremony in the State Capitol's Senate Chamber on Monday, January 5th, 2009.
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Thousands of students throughout the country and in many foreign countries competed December 3th in the 50th Knowledge Master Open academic competition. Middle school, junior high, and high school students faced their computers and 200 tough questions to vie for top scores based on the accuracy and speed of their answers. A team of 12 students at Maple Dale School, scored 1,509 of 2,000 possible points. Maple Dale scored 1st in the state of 23 schools. Maple Dale scored 28th out of 639 schools internationally. Academic Coach, Dyan Wagner described the event as an exciting academic activity that promotes knowledge as fun. The students worked hard and learned important group dynamics skills. Learning was turned into a tremendously enjoyable time for them. The Knowledge Master Open was designed to stimulate enthusiasm for learning and recognition for academic accomplishment. The contest runs on classroom computers to allow all students the opportunity to compete in a lar
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The Congregation Shalom Confirmation Class attended the URJ Religious Action Center Program in Washington DC, December 5-8. Members of the trip met attended intensive education sessions before meeting with staff from the offices of Senators Kohl and Feingold's offices as well as local representatives.
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My picture was taken on a summer day but, today it has been snowing and when I was out shoveling the driveway in my wheel chair, three firefighters stopped and started shoveling. Thank you guys, your awesome! Mark Breidenbach
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The winner of Discovery World’s Les Paul guitar, autographed by the Jonas Brothers, is Sarah Kepper. Sarah is a sophomore at Cudahy High School. Her favorite song by the Jonas Brothers is, “Love Bug”. The Jonas Brothers guitar promotion was conducted in partnership with the American Diabetes Association and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation as part of a month – long effort in November to promote diabetes awareness.
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Britta Kramer of Bay View and Marc Goodman from Fox Point pose with Iron Chef Michael Symon last week at a cocktail party hosted by The Residences at Hotel Palomar Milwaukee. The event was held to announce that Michael Symon, 2007 Food Network’s “Iron Chef” winner and owner and executive chef of restaurants Lola and Lolita in Cleveland, will open a new restaurant at The Residences at Hotel Palomar Milwaukee. The development is a mixed-use property with an upscale hotel, 63 luxurious condominiums and WTS spa and fitness center. For more information about the development, please visit www.milwaukeepalomar.com.
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Michael Voss and Gaylene Townsley attended a cocktail party held at The Residences at Hotel Palomar Milwaukee sales center last week. The event was held to announce that Michael Symon, 2007 Food Network’s “Iron Chef” winner and owner and executive chef of restaurants Lola and Lolita in Cleveland, will open a new restaurant at The Residences at Hotel Palomar Milwaukee. The development is a mixed-use property with an upscale hotel, 63 luxurious condominiums and WTS spa and fitness center. For more information about the development, please visit www.milwaukeepalomar.com.
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Bayshore Town Center’s Brilliant Night, Dazzling Lights Bayshore Town Center hosted its third annual tree lighting event on November 14, 2008. Held in the Town Square, this free holiday celebration included a free train ride for children, a visit from Santa, a parade of snow fairies and toy soldiers, free roasted nuts, live performances and lots of holiday spirit. The highlight of the evening was the lighting of the 50 foot Christmas tree after a lively countdown
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Bayshore Town Center’s Brilliant Night, Dazzling Lights Bayshore Town Center hosted its third annual tree lighting event on November 14, 2008. Held in the Town Square, this free holiday celebration included a free train ride for children, a visit from Santa, a parade of snow fairies and toy soldiers, free roasted nuts, live performances and lots of holiday spirit. The highlight of the evening was the lighting of the 50 foot Christmas tree after a lively countdown
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Helen Toussaint,front,of Fox Point, who was celebrating her 99th birthday, performs piano duets with Elda Spitz, Mequon, at a recent meeting of Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota (international fraternity for women in music).
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On November 10, Helen Toussaint,Fox Point,at right with cake, celebrates her upcoming 99th birthday with members of the Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota. Helen been a long time member of this international music fraternity for women.
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In the spirit of Election Day, Lower School students at University School of Milwaukee learned that kindness matters. Throughout the day, students voted on a logo to represent kindness, the theme of the school year. Classes created four different logos for students to vote on.
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Fayzan Bhatti casts his ballot in the name the dragon election at Indian Hill. His entry of Sapphire was winning name.
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Children cast their votes to name the Indian Hill mascot.
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National and State Elections are on November 4, 2008. Please think and vote.
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W. Dudley Johnson, MD, was honored by the University of Illinois Alumni Association on October 24, 2008 with the 2008 Alumni Achievement Award. Dr. Johnson, of Germantown, is the Father of coronary artery bypass surgery. He was the first surgeon to perform double, triple and qusdruple bypass grafts and the the first to show the benefits of asprin on long term survival after coronary artery surgery. During his illustrous career he performed over 9,500 coronary bypass surgeries.
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W. Dudley Johnson, MD, was honored by the University of Illinois Alumni Association on October 24, 2008 with the 2008 Alumni Achievement Award. Dr. Johnson, of Germantown, is the Father of coronary artery bypass surgery. He was the first surgeon to perform double, triple and qusdruple bypass grafts and the the first to show the benefits of asprin on long term survival after coronary artery surgery. During his illustrous career he performed over 9,500 coronary bypass surgeries.
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W. Dudley Johnson, MD, was honored by the University of Illinois Alumni Association on October 24, 2008 with the 2008 Alumni Achievement Award. Dr. Johnson, of Germantown, is the Father of coronary artery bypass surgery. He was the first surgeon to perform double, triple and qusdruple bypass grafts and the the first to show the benefits of asprin on long term survival after coronary artery surgery. During his illustrous career he performed over 9,500 coronary bypass surgeries.
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Italian tenor saxophonist Dan Kinzelman leads a performance and master class for the combined jazz students at Maple Dale School on Monday, October 20th. Joining him are Joe Rehmer on bass (Miami), Austin McMahon on drums (Boston), and Jamie Breiwick on trumpet.
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Sister Mary Lea Schneider, former president of Cardinal Stritch University, presents new president Dr. Helen Sobehart with the Stritch medallion, officially inaugurating Sobehart as Stritch's sixth president. The inauguration ceremony took place Oct. 11. Sobehart is the first lay president in the University's history.
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Maple Dale School Supports Coats for Kids - Ending October 17, 2008
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Visitors at the Fox Point Farmers' Market explored a fire truck, climbed on the rig, and talked with firefighters on September 6.
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Visitors at the Fox Point Farmers' Market explored a fire truck, climbed on the rig, and talked with firefighters on September 6.
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Jeff Bray and Holly Haebig performed at the Fox Point Farmers' Market August 16 to the delight of children and adults. Haebig shared percussive instruments with children - including a rattle, gourd, drum and rainstick - and invited them to help with the song.
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Artisan soapmaker Ann Marie Craig of Century Farmhouse, uses botanicals, rainwater and even snow to create soaps. A regular vendor at The Fox Point Farmers' Market, she will demonstrate soapmaking August 23 at 10 a.m. Ingredients contributed by the other vendors will be used to create a limited edition of this year's Fox's Garden Soap.
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Owner Bill Ledger and Chef Ken Kohls from Cafe 1505 made cold cucumber soup and salad nicoise at a chef demonstration August 2 at the Fox Point Farmers' Market. Customers enjoyed free samples and picked up copes of both recipes.
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Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen Jennifer Dombrowski hosted a fundraiser at the Latte Cafe in Brookfield on July 27th. The donations totaling over $1000 will go to benefit the Children's Miracle Network, the national platform of the America's Outstanding Teen Organization! Thank you to all who contributed!
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Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen Jennifer Dombrowski hosted a fundraiser at the Latte Cafe in Brookfield on July 27th. The donations totaling over $1000 will go to benefit the Children's Miracle Network, the national platform of the America's Outstanding Teen Organization! Thank you to all who contributed!
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Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen Jennifer Dombrowski hosted a fundraiser at the Latte Cafe in Brookfield on July 27th. The donations totaling over $1000 will go to benefit the Children's Miracle Network, the national platform of the America's Outstanding Teen Organization! Thank you to all who contributed!
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One Drum played at the Fox Point Famers' Market July 19. Left to right are Thirza Defoe from the Ojibwe and Oneida nations, Carlos Adames, of Veracruz, Mexico, and Jeff Green of Milwaukee. Green is a founding member of One Drum, which is known for its diversity and world music repertoire. One Drum plays again at the Market September 13.
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Bayside resident takes home top prize in “This is MY Children’s” artwork contest MILWAUKEE (7/14/08) - Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin today announced that Taylor Moskol, 9, of Bayside, Wis., is the winner of the “This is MY?Children’s” artwork contest in the 7-10 agegroup. From May 12, through June 13, children ages 3 to 18 were invited to submit artwork and stories describing what their children’s hospital looked like. The contest is part of a grass roots marketing campaign designed to celebrate the hospital’s west tower expansion, which will open in spring 2009. “Children’s Hospital received nearly 800 pieces of art from children in Wisconsin and Illinois,” said Jon Vice, president and CEO of Children’s Hospital and Health System. “This incredible response demonstrates our community’s commitment to and support for Wisconsin’s largest pediatric health care institution.” Winners were chosen by a panel of judges including Children’s Hospital staff members, community
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The Moxie Chicks returned to the Fox Point Farmers' Market July 5 to the delight of market customers. They return September 20.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2008)— At the 25th anniversary Zoo Ball, Mike and Laura Arnow of Fox Point stand with a banner featuring Zoo Ball 2007, which they co-chaired with Mary Ellen and Richard Enea (not pictured). Held June 28 at the Milwaukee County Zoo and sponsored by American Airlines & American Eagle, Zoo Ball is the biggest annual fund-raiser for the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee. This year’s event had an eagle as its symbol and was called “Take a night flight…dance in the sky.” Held at the Milwaukee County Zoo, the event featured a gourmet dinner; a night of auctions with electronic bidding devices sponsored by U.S. Bank; and a raffle for a Harley-Davidson FLSTC Heritage Softail® Classic motorcycle, donated by the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, this year’s major supporter. The Late Night Venue, sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation, kept the 854 guests dancing till past mid
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2008) – Co-chairs of the 25th anniversary Zoo Ball, sponsored by American Airlines & American Eagle, welcome guests to the event. This year’s theme, “Take a night flight…dance in the sky,” featured the eagle as its symbol. The eagle also is the symbol of the airlines and of this year’s major supporter, the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, where three of the co-chairs work. Dr. Gil Boese, who started this event in 1984, served as an honorary chair with his wife, Lillian (both at far left), of Pewaukee. The co-chairs are (from left, next to the Boeses) husband and wife Gail Lione and Barry Grossman of Fox Point (Lione is Harley-Davidson’s executive vice president and general counsel); Mary Anne and Russ Martiny of Greenfield (she’s manager of the Harley-Davidson Foundation); and Cynthia and Harold A. Scott of Brookfield (he’s Harley-Davidson’s vice president of human resources). Zoo Ball is the largest annual fund-raiser for the non-profit Zoological
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2008—At the 25th anniversary Zoo Ball, on June 28, Lee and Ben Kordus of Bayside admire a banner featuring Zoo Ball 1996, which they co-chaired with Bev and Marty Greenberg (not pictured). Held at the Milwaukee County Zoo, Zoo Ball, sponsored by American Airlines & American Eagle, is the biggest annual fund-raiser for the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee. The evening featured a gourmet dinner; a night of auctions with electronic bidding devices sponsored by U.S. Bank; and a raffle for a Harley-Davidson FLSTC Heritage Softail® Classic motorcycle, donated by this year’s major supporter, the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. The Late Night Venue, sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation, kept the 854 guests dancing till past midnight. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller 2008.
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This is Hailey Whiticker,2 years old. She is my daughter. Hailey is Dream Girls USA Tiny Miss Jackson Queen 2008. Hailey was also 1st runner up in the International Sunburst Pageant and Model search.
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On Thursday, June 19th Congregation Shalom celebrated 25 years of the David R. Pasch Meritorious Service Awards. In the 25 years of the award, 110 people have receieved the prestigous award. Many of the past recipients attended to honor the 2008 winners, Barbara Bayles, Marilyn Franklin, Barry Goldman, and Hilda Plotkin; and to take a "Pasch Class Photo".
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MacKenzie Pecor, 2007 Nicolet High School Graduate, has been awarded the status of Scholar-Athlete for the 2007-2008 academic year at The Ohio State University. She is a coxswain on the Women's Varsity Rowing Team.
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Bayside resident Indrani Ghosh, far right, is a committee chairperson for this year’s Swan Ball, an event hosted by the Welfare Auxiliary of Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The Swan Ball will be held Saturday, Sept. 20, at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee. The black-tie affair benefits Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Child Protection Center. The event features a sit-down dinner, live entertainment and dancing. Guests also can sponsor one of the auxiliary’s handmade quilts, or “portable hugs,” which are distributed to children at the center. Last year’s Swan Ball raised $150,000 for the Child Protection Center. For more information on this year's Swan Ball, contact Martha Clark at (262) 241-5109 or Mary Pat Brown at (262) 786-8688. Pictured are auxiliary members and Swan Ball committee chairwomen (left to right): Kim Schifske, River Hills; Nancy Christiansen, Mequon; Jill Broekhuizen, Whitefish Bay; Margi Will, Mequon; Beth Schroeder, Whitefish Bay; Mary Pat Brown, El
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River Hills resident Kim Schifske, far left, is a committee chairperson of this year’s Swan Ball, an event hosted by the Welfare Auxiliary of Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The Swan Ball will be held Saturday, Sept. 20, at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee. The black-tie affair benefits Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Child Protection Center. The event features a sit-down dinner, live entertainment and dancing. Guests also can sponsor one of the auxiliary’s handmade quilts, or “portable hugs,” which are distributed to children at the center. Last year’s Swan Ball raised $150,000 for the Child Protection Center. For more information on this year's Swan Ball, contact Martha Clark at (262) 241-5109 or Mary Pat Brown at (262) 786-8688. Pictured are auxiliary members and Swan Ball committee chairwomen (left to right): Schifske; Nancy Christiansen, Mequon; Jill Broekhuizen, Whitefish Bay; Margi Will, Mequon; Beth Schroeder, Whitefish Bay; Mary Pat Brown, Elm Grove; Sharon
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2. Commissioner Allan H. “Bud” Selig accepts the Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service at the Pfister Hotel on Tuesday, May 13, 2008. Selig and his wife, Sue, lend support to the Milwaukee Art Museum, St. Francis Children’s Center, and have established the Allan H. and Suzanne L. Selig Merit Scholarship in their native city of Milwaukee.
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1. From Left: Frederick Bush, Edward Zore, Allan H. “Bud” Selig, Jeffrey Joerres, Sheldon Lubar and Joseph Gildenhorn attended the with the Woodrow Wilson Awards at the Pfister Hotel on Tuesday, May 13, 2008. Selig and Joerres accepted service awards from the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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"Little Skink's Tail" author at Borders in Fox Point 10:15 a.m. June 25
Credit: Janet Halfmann - South Milwuakee, WI
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University School of Milwaukee's Middle School performes Seussical the Musical on May 9 and 10.
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Middle Schoolers Alex Tanner (Cat in the Hat) and Philip Shuler (Jojo) perform in University School of Milwaukee's Seussical the Musical May 9 and 10.
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As part of the Wisconsin Bankers Association’s “Teach Children to Save Day” Representative Wasserman reads Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday, by Judith Viorst, to Second Grade Students at University School of Milwaukee. This special visit was a part of a state wide to encouraging students to learn the importance of saving money.
Credit: Sheldon Wasserman - Shorewood, WI
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University School of Milwaukee third and fouth graders performed Willy Wonka, Jr. on April 29.
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Breakfast at Heinemann's in Fox Point Audubon Court. 333 W. Brown Deer Road. The Baked Oatmeal with raisins and granola is outstanding as is their other entres. Customers Reinhardt Ries & Jack Weiland with John Burns, President of Heinemann's & Alex Hanyard, Manager of Fox Point restaurant.
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Maple Dale School's Jazz Ensemble took part in the Third Annual Bob Kames Foundation Jazz Festival. They won 1st place and Tommy Robinette was awarded outstanding jazz soloist for his performance.
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Children at the Friday, March 14th"Kid"dush Club gather around Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro as she told a story about God asking the children to be God's helper and taking care of all God's creations. Over 60 children, parents and grandparents attended "Kid"dush Club at Congregation Shalom for the family friendly Shabbat services conducted by Rabbi Joseph Prass, Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro, and Wendy Cohen. photo by: Abby Habush Schroeder.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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Note:other communities US Bank of Bayside is please to announce an extension to J.J. Joyce Limited Edition Photography on Canvas, Aquatic Series " through May 31st. There will be a reception April 4th from 2-5pm to introduce J.J. Joyce's new series, "Color of Spring." J.J. Joyce photographs are filled with energy and movement displayed in vibrant bold colors with meticulous detail. J.J. just received 2nd Place in the National Art Exhibition in Punta Gorda, Florida with oil painting, "Contentment." This will be on exhibition during reception till May 31st. US Bank is located 400 W. Brown Deer Road, Bayside. 414-352-2772 Background Information: J.J. Joyce is normally seen in galleries as an oil painter. J.J. has now expanded to photography, a source for most of her paintings. J.J.'s artwork is known for it's brilliant vibrant colors and meticulous detail. This you will find as well in her photography. J.J. Joyce will be highlighting The Aqu
Credit: J.J. Joyce - Fox Point, WI
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Bayside, February 21,2008 -- John Walch, Operating Partner of Panera Bread® bakery-cafes in Wisconsin, presents a check for $11,017.75 to Sally Sheperdson (center),Susan G. Komen for the Cure Milwaukee Affiliate Executive Director, and Michelle Heitzinger (right), Komen Madison Affiliate President. The Panera Bread donation was raised through the sale of Pink Ribbon Bagels® during National Breast Cancer Awareness month in October.
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Fox Point, February 21,2008 -- John Walch, Operating Partner of Panera Bread® bakery-cafes in Wisconsin, presents a check for $11,017.75 to Sally Sheperdson (center),Susan G. Komen for the Cure Milwaukee Affiliate Executive Director, and Michelle Heitzinger (right), Komen Madison Affiliate President. The Panera Bread donation was raised through the sale of Pink Ribbon Bagels® during National Breast Cancer Awareness month in October.
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Brad Ruppa and Roy Wells, residents of Milwaukee County, at the Riverpoint Border's.
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A throw down across the street from Trader Joe's.
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A photograph of a house in my neighborhood on a Winter day this year.
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State Senator Alberta Darling and Fox Point/Bayside School District Superintendent Dr. Gary Petersen stand with a mobile computer lab during the Senator's February 15th tour of Stormonth Elementary School.
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St. Eugene's Mathcounts Team Takes 1st Place
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, February 2008)-- At the winter kickoff for Zoo Ball 2008, sponsored by American Airlines & American Eagle, the co-chairs introduced the theme: an eagle in flight. Dance in the Sky is the actual title of the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) Zoo Ball, on June 28th. The eagle is an appropriate symbol for all parties involved, not just the Zoo and ZSM. For the airlines, it’s a perfect pick. For the six Zoo Ball co-chairs, all from Harley-Davidson Motor Co., the eagle is the symbol of freedom and the symbol of Harley-Davidson, said Gail Lione, executive vice president and general counsel at the Milwaukee company. This is the 25th anniversary of Zoo Ball, and Dr. Bert Davis, Zoological Society CEO, was looking for “some powerhouse anniversary celebrators,” said Lione. “So he called us at Harley.” The company celebrates its 105th anniversary in 2008 with the opening of the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee. Harley-Davidson is donating a 105th anniver
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Senator Alberta Darling greets members of the student council during a visit to Maple Dale School on January 28, 2008.
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Students from Seth Walhberg's 3rd grade Sunday School class enjoy the "fruit of the trees" at Congregation Shalom's Tu B'Shevat all school picnic; complete with tu b'shevat fruits, a skit by fellow students, and music by Wendy Cohen.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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DSC01685: Over 300 people gathered for Congregation Shalom's first Synaplex Shabbat on Friday, January 19th. Guests enjoyed a Shabbat dinner together followed by a variety of Synaplex programs offered by the clergy, staff and congregants at Congregation Shalom. Shalom is the first synagogue in Wisconsin to be part of the national STAR program. The next Synaplex Shabbat will be Friday, April 11th.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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Children at the Friday, January 25th "Kid"dush Club gather around Rabbi Joseph Prass as he tells a story about the trees, in honor of the Jewish holiday, Tu B'Shevat. Over 90 people filled Kesselman Chapel at Congregation Shalom for the family friendly Shabbat services conducted by Rabbi Prass, Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro, Wendy and Marc Cohen.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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“Hannah Montana”/Miley Cyrus fans enjoy the singer’s concert at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Sunday, Jan. 13. The fans won tickets from North Shore Bank as part of a ticket giveaway and were selected from 13,000 registered fans to attend the concert in the bank’s suite. Pictured in the photo are: (Left to right, back tow) Christy Gauger, Milwaukee; Jenny Naber, Big Bend; Kim Stratil, Pewaukee; Mary Kay Swittel, Greendale; Meg McFadyen, Fox Point; North Shore Bank Mortgage Loan Officer Jim Larcheid, Brookfield; and Heidi Courtright, Paddock Lake. (Left to right, middle row) Jessica Stratil, age 12, Pewaukee; Sydni Swittel, age 9, Greendale; Finn McFadyen, age 9, Fox Point; Ally Larcheid, age 7, Brookfield; and Kalie Dodd, age 11, Beach Park, Ill.. (Left to right, front row) Alisa Naber, age 7, Big Bend; Kali Kraft, age 9, Green Bay; Brittany Jagielski, age 8, Brookfield; Meghan Lengell, age 8, Franklin; and Nicole and Tatiana Goodreau, ages 10 and 5, New London.
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(Left to right) Finn McFadyen and his mom, Margaret McFadyen, both of Fox Point, pick up “Hannah Montana”/Miley Cyrus concert tickets, from Aaron Dixon, branch operations coordinator for North Shore Bank’s Fox Point branch. The McFadyens won two tickets to the Jan. 13 concert through a drawing sponsored by North Shore Bank. The bank received more than 13,000 contest entries and awarded eight people a chance to see the sold-out show from the bank’s suite at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee’s Festival City Symphony performs a concert at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee. The symphony returns on Sunday, Jan. 20, at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St., for “Go West, Young Man,” its first “Symphony Sundays” concert of the season. The Americana-themed concert will feature works from favorite venues across the country. Admission to the “Symphony Sundays” is $14 for adults and $8 for children, seniors and students.
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Our flight to Las Vegas was canceled on Friday, December 28th so I took a few photos as the snowflakes fell.
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Maple Dale Middle School-State Champs- Knowledge Master
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Karinna Sonina (Cat in the Hat) and Jami Zangwill (Jo Jo) appear in Seussical the Musical, December 13th at Bayside Middle School.
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Standing with fellow award winners at a ceremony November 1st, Senator Alberta Darling (front row, second from right) received the 2007 "Tommy G. Thompson Award for Service" from the Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups in recognition of her work on behalf of Wisconsin's seniors.
Credit: Senator Alberta Darling - River Hills, WI
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Lake Drive Lion Gate, Lake Drive and Fairy Chasm Road, Bayside is one of three sites designated as 2007 Milwaukee County Landmarks by the Milwaukee County Historical Society.
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Fox Point residents at the Cream City Calligraphers meeting at Bay Shore Lutheran Church 1200 East Hampton Rd Whitefish Bay, WI 55357. They are held on the 4th Thursday of the month from 7 to 9 PM. See www.creamcity calligraphers.com for more information.
Credit: Gordon Lang - Whitefish Bay, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, October 2007) –Jill Pelisek of River Hills was honored by the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) with its top award, the Emu Egg, a real emu egg encased in glass. The award recognizes Pelisek for her longtime support and dedication to the non-profit ZSM. Pelisek and her late husband, Jack, gave the lead gift for the renovation of Wolf Woods, the Milwaukee County Zoo’s timber wolf exhibit. Pelisek also has also served on the ZSM’s board of directors since 1999, and is currently on the finance and the strategic planning committees. She has been a member of the Platypus Society, the ZSM’s highest-level, donor-member recognition group, since 1995, and has donated to many annual appeals. The award was presented Oct. 4 at the Platypus Society’s annual awards dinner.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, October 2007) – Barry Sattell of Mequon (right) and Mike Sattell of Bayside accepted an award Oct. 4 honoring Sattell, Johnson, Appel & Co., S.C., for its outstanding support of the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM). Barry Sattell, the accounting firm’s president, serves as the treasurer of the ZSM Board and has been active for 20 years in the Platypus Society, the ZSM’s highest level, donor-member recognition group. Mike Sattell is managing partner of the firm, which has sponsored the Platypus Society’s annual awards dinner since 2001. The company also purchases corporate tables at Zoo Ball, the ZSM’s largest annual fund-raiser. This award, a framed elephant footprint, is called the Loxodanta africana (the scientific name for the African elephant) and was presented at awards dinner at the Milwaukee County Zoo.
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Nicolet's Colin Long and Mother Bobbie. "#1 on your score card, #1 in my heart".
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, September 2007) – All in the family: Elizabeth Borchert (center) of Shorewood and her niece, Jane Rublein of River Hills, along with more than 100 close friends of the late philanthropist Bill Borchert Larson (shown in statue in back) gathered at the Milwaukee County Zoo Sept. 24 to celebrate his contributions to the Zoo. Larson gave the major gift that made possible the new Florence Mila Borchert Big Cat Country exhibit building that opened in 2005 and features tigers, lions, jaguars, cheetahs and snow leopards. The building (named after Larson’s mother, shown in statue in foreground) is part of a public-private capital campaign, run by the Zoological Society in coordination with Milwaukee County, that has changed more than 25% of the Zoo in the last six years. Elizabeth Borchert is a second cousin of and Rublein is a third cousin of Larson, who lived in Shorewood. Larson also gave a large gift that made possible the Otto Borchert Family Special Exhib
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Fox Point Resident Reinie Ries's 87th Birthday
Credit: Gordon Lang - Whitefish Bay, WI
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The new Fox Point office of Cornerstone Community Bank is conveniently located at 8607 North Port Washington Road, just south of the intersection of Brown Deer and Port Washington Roads.
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President Paul Foy (left) and Assistant Vice President & Fox Point Office Manager Cheryl Inda (right) along with Shannon Bishop, Erica Kennedy and Candace Watson are ready to serve residents, businesses and professionals at the new Fox Point office of Cornerstone Community Bank. The bank is conveniently located at 8607 North Port Washington Road, just south of the intersection of Brown Deer and Port Washington Roads. In addition to complete lobby and drive-up banking service customers at the new Fox Point office of Cornerstone Community Bank enjoy fast, local loan decisions Cheryl Inda has joined the bank staff as an Assistant Vice President and Fox Point Office Manager. Cheryl is a familiar face in the Fox Point area having worked at this same bank location. She has more than 20 years of professional experience in the financial services industry.
Credit: Paul Foy - Fox Point, WI
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Senator Alberta Darling enjoys a little ice cream at the River Hills Ice Cream Social.
Credit: Jean Bernstein - River Hills, WI
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Bruno Wolff Teaches Bridge Bidding to Sherma Cornelius and Mary Lou Riordan
Credit: LX Club Dunwood Ctr - Fox Point/Bayside, WI
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Lucio Bonfiglio and author Peter Pizzino share stories with North Shore Bank Fox Point branch manager Carol Bergen during a book-signing Aug. 31 at the branch, 600 E. Green Tree Road. Pizzino and Tom Montag are co-authors of "Peter's Story: Growing Up in Milwaukee's Third Ward During the 1920s and 1930s." The book, which chronicles Pizzino's experiences growing up in Milwaukee's Italian community, will be available in stores later this fall.
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North Shore Bank customer Marshall Dunkleman (left) enjoys a slice of pizza with Peter Pizzino and Tom Montag, authors of "Peter's Story: Growing Up in Milwaukee's Third Ward During the 1920s & 1930s." The book, available in bookstores this fall, recollects Pizzino's experiences growing up in Milwaukee's Italian community. The authors held a book-signing on Aug. 31 at North Shore Bank's Fox Point branch, 600 E. Green Tree Road.
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On Tuesday, August 28th Congregation Shalom's 6th and 7th graders danced the night away at the annual "So You Think You Can Dance" event. Revelations Productions, Djs from Illinois, taught the newest dances and helped to keep the party going. This event was sponsored by the Congregation Shalom Youth Committee and underwritten by the Gayle Riches Youth Fund.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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~6am on 8/20/07 Looking west on Indian Creek Parkway
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Green Bay Sunset from Egg Harbor Cottage.
Credit: Bobbie Long - Bayside, WI
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abandoned Halloween pumpkin 2004
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Congratulations to the 2007 Glendale Little League Rookie Division Champions!
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2007) –Mike and Laura Arnow of Fox Point, two of the Zoo Ball 2007 co-chairs, greet guests at the Zoological Society fund-raiser on June 23. The other co-chairs are Richard and Mary Ellen Enea of Greenfield. Zoo Ball, sponsored by American Airlines & American Eagle, is the largest fund-raiser of the year for the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee. Return to Casablanca, the theme of this 24th Zoo Ball, was inspired by the classic movie “Casablanca.” Guests enjoyed a gourmet dinner at the Zoo and a night of auctions; dancing in the late-night venue, sponsored by Field’s Jaguar Land Rover Volvo; and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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Lindsay Wagner (left) of Germantown and Abby Cole (right) of Bayside wait patiently to find out the verdict of Wile E. Coyote vs. ACME Corporation at Quarles & Brady’s “Take Your Child to Work Day.” The mock trial teaches students how the legal system operates.
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On Friday, March 23rd, Congregation Shalom held the second "Kid"dush Club event for children under five and their families. Over 85 people came to worship and sing together at this unique family service. Pictured, Rabbi Shari Shamah shares a story with the attendees. Rabbi Shamah, Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro and Wendy Cohen led the families and prayer and song. Photo by Abby Habush Schroeder.
Credit: Abby Habush Schroeder - Fox Point, WI
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A young Coopers Hawk and his prey.
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Bettine Carey, Katie Bieser, Patrick Bieser, and Kelen Carey shovel the ice at Stormonth Park so the Sunday snowfall doesn’t stop their hockey game 3.
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Bettine Carey, Katie Bieser, Patrick Bieser, and Kelen Carey shovel the ice at Stormonth Park so the Sunday snowfall doesn’t stop their hockey game 2
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Bettine Carey, Katie Bieser, Patrick Bieser, and Kelen Carey shovel the ice at Stormonth Park so the Sunday snowfall doesn’t stop their hockey game.
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Kate Cavanaugh and Lauren Peterson before attending Nicolet High School's Festa Italiana Prom at the Milwaukee Public museum.
Credit: Gabriella B. Schwartz - Fox Point, WI
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Kate Cavanaugh before attending Nicolet High School's Festa Italiana Prom at the Milwaukee Public museum.
Credit: Gabriella B. Schwartz - Fox Point, WI
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MATC student Brad Ruppa on Lake Michigan in Whitefish Bay.
Credit: Gabriella B. Schwartz - Fox Point, WI
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Damaged home in Bayside.
Credit: Gabriella B. Schwartz - Fox Point, WI
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Flag raising ceremony for Memorial Day
Credit: Amy Clark - fox Point, WI
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Flag raising ceremony on Memorial Day.
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Flag raising ceremony on Memorial Day.
Credit: Amy Clark - fox Point, WI
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Rev. Charles Caskey, of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, giving the invocation at the flag raising ceremony on Memorial Day.
Credit: Amy Clark - fox Point, WI
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Always in the back of our minds is the respect for the men who fight for our freedom...
Credit: Noah Rowlett - Milwaukee, WI
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we watch as this eagle flies free
Credit: L.R. Zetley - Milwaukee, WI
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