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September 2010

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Police Blotter: This week's North Shore crime reports
Obituaries:  Local death notices
News & Notes: Local news briefs
Business Notes: North Shore businesses making the news

 

Community Calendar: What's
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Things to Do: Our top picks
of upcoming events

 

Corrections: Corrections and clarifications to recent stories

 

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Bayside Links
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North Shore

Donation offer could save Gilda's Club programs

A Brown Deer businessman has offered $500,000 in memory of his late wife to save cancer-support programs at Gilda's Club. The programs were ending, due in part to damage from this summer's floods and a downturn in donations.(14)

Suspect may be linked to NS home burglaries

A call from an observant neighbor led Whitefish Bay police to a suspect who may be responsible for a string of burglaries on the North Shore.

Nicolet workers race to finish

Glendale — Restoration and school officials expect there will still be work to do for a period of time after school starts, but District Administrator Rick Monroe said classes will start at Nicolet High School on Sept. 13.

Dog dies after attack blamed on coyote

Fox Point residents are being asked to not feed their pets outside after an apparent coyote attack took the life of Romeo, an 11-year-old bichon frise.(23)

River Hills

Teen gets probation in 'ninja' attack

A River Hills teenager who dressed like a ninja and attacked another boy with a machete near Nicolet High School has pleaded no contest to second-degree reckless injury.(3)

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From the Journal Sentinel

Nicolet's flood damage estimate tops $5 million

The price tag for repairing Nicolet High School after 80% of the building was damaged in last month's floods rings up at more than $5 million, Superintendent Rick Monroe said Wednesday.(32)

Nicolet High School cleans up, assesses flood damage

Now that Nicolet High School in Glendale has dried out, workers will begin gutting ruined property and installing a new gym floor in the coming weeks after last week's storms damaged 80% of the building, Superintendent Rick Monroe said Wednesday.(12)

Jim Stingl

Writing his way from Bayside to D.C.

Matt Teper has come a long way since growing up in Bayside and graduating from Nicolet High School. Now he spends his days in and around the White House and traveling with Vice President Joe Biden as the VP's only full-time on-staff speechwriter.(8)

Nicolet High postpones asbestos work

Nicolet High School has postponed a library renovation project after a parent filed a lawsuit objecting to the risk posed by asbestos abatement while school is in session. (8)

North Shore names new fire chief

Robert Whitaker will be sworn in May 6 as the second chief of the 15-year-old North Shore Fire Department.

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Cops CornerFive North Shore police departments are teaming up on a new blog that provides residents with the crime prevention and safety tips, and news about community service projects and events throughout the area.

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Spotlight on Bayside
Cheers and Jeers Cheers and Jeers
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Here's To Your Health Here's To Your Health
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Family Watchdog Family Watchdog
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