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Man arrested for OWI at lakefront had child in car

MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee County Sheriff‘s Deputy arrested a 42-year-old Greenfield man for drunk driving Monday evening, May 14th. This, after a tip from a concerned citizen.

The citizen notified a deputy on assignment at the lakefront that the man appeared to be intoxicated and was about to drive out of the Northpoint parking lot. The deputy stopped the vehicle and noted there was a four-year-old child in the car.

The deputy asked the driver to perform field sobriety tests and the driver later blew a .15 on an intoximeter machine — meaning his blood alcohol concentration was nearly twice the legal limit for driving.

The Greenfield man was booked on a misdemeanor charge of operating while intoxicated first offense with a minor. He faces up to six months in jail if convicted of the charge.

The deputy contacted the mother, who picked up the child.

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Police Blotter: Resident Reports 'Stand With Walker' Sign Tampered With

Police Blotter: Resident Reports 'Stand With Walker' Sign Tampered With

A resident in the 4200 block of South 61st Street reported to police an unknown person taped a “Useful Idiots” sign on top of his “Stand with Walker” yard sign sometime before 9:30 a.m. May 12.

Another political sign was reported damaged sometime during the night in the 4200 block of South 70th Street, according to the police log.

Those and the following incidents were..... Read More

Greendale's New Reverse 9-1-1 Community Telephone Notification System

Greendale's New Reverse 9-1-1 Community Telephone Notification System

Most residents know they can call 9-1-1 to get immediate assistance in the event of an urgent police, fire or medical situation. Emergency services personnel in Greendale are now able to take that reassurance to the next level. 

With its new Reverse 9-1-1 Community Telephone Notification System, the Village of Greendale can alert residents, businesses and visitors about potential emergency circumstances and rapidly notify specific geographical areas by telephone with minimal impact on emergency services personnel. 

“This system enhances our ability to notify the general public of..... Read More

Whitnall Teacher Pushes Students Beyond Classroom

Whitnall Teacher Pushes Students Beyond Classroom

At first glance, there is nothing out of the ordinary about Laura Cerletty’s Anatomy and Physiology class.

Some of her Whitnall High School students squirm when told how to crack the lab rat's jaw with a scissors, and others perk up when Cerletty told them a student in the previous class had a rat intestine more than 100 centimeters long.

The dissection and studying of rats helps students better understand how their own bodies work..... Read More

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DNA sequencing the answer to boys’ mysterious disorder?

PEWAUKEE — It is a journey that has put her in touch with doctors from around the world. On this Mother’s Day, Mindy Brayman may be one step closer to solving the cause behind a disease that has crippled her two children, with the help of experts in her back yard.

Nine-year-old Jack and eight-year-old Todd suffer from a mysterious genetic disease, that has baffled doctors for years.  But new breakthroughs, specifically DNA sequencing, may help finally discover what is causing the children’s brains to not communicate properly with the rest of their bodies. The two boys need 24/7 care.

Caledonia woman accused of stealing from boyfriend’s family

CALEDONIA — 27-year-old Holly Bankenbush faces a felony theft charge for allegedly stealing from her boyfriend’s family and then selling the stolen goods for cash at shops around southeast Wisconsin.

According to the criminal complaint, a sales clerk at Robert Haack Diamonds in Greenfield was suspicious of Bankenbush for “selling items which were believed to be beyond Bankenbush’s economic level.”

Bret Euhlberg owns Robert Haack Diamonds and is used to people coming into his store and selling jewelry for cash. “We actually talk to them and get the story for their item. We write little notes on our buy sheet, and we call our detective saying, ‘hey, come in and take a look at this,’” Euhlberg said.

Whitnall Volleyball Player to Play at Milikin University

Whitnall Volleyball Player to Play at Milikin University

Whitnall High School's Brittany Treuer of Greenfield will play volleyball at Millikin University beginning next fall.

A high honor roll student, Treuer plans to major in Athletic Training and Pre-Physical Therapy at Millikin, located in Decatur, Ill..... Read More