Craig June 19, 2013 at 10:33 pm
Mr. T:
We are waiting for you to exhale.
Maybe you should think to roll down a window ?
Amie June 18, 2013 at 04:04 pm
Last night at Brookfield Rd and Beverly, I had the pleasure of saving a turtle in the middle of the…Read More road with the help of a nice young man from United Driving School. It was smack in the middle of the road and wouldn't move. We worked for a while to try to move it, but it quickly became one angry very large snapping turtle. Was a little surprised 3 cars kept driving even when I asked them to help. This man stopped and tried to help but he had to leave b/c he was working for the driving school. About 20 minutes later the driving school employee came back and we saved the turtle from becoming sure roadkill. Another Brookfield turtle success story.
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All Boards » Linda Wickstrom June 8, 2013 at 08:28 pm
Over the past several years, there have been several youth from throughout the world who have…Read More attended high school for one academic year in the Elmbrook School District through the Rotary youth exchange program. It is a tremendous opportunity for growth by the young adult, as well as the host family! If you have even the slightest bit of interest, I'd encourage you to contact Bill Petterson from the Elmbrook Rotary. It's a long-standing international program with many checks and balances so the experience is beneficial for all concerned.
Tom Pyne June 10, 2013 at 09:17 am
We hosted a high school girl from Thailand three years ago and we continue that friendship with her…Read More and her family. Not only do you, as a host family give a young person from another country a better understanding of America and Americans, but you learn about the perspectives and viewpoints of people from a totally different culture. It opens up our world view. If you have never hosted, do it!
Walker June 10, 2013 at 10:13 am
I believe your first 4 words. After that your credibilty dramatically falls off.
The only "beat…Read More down" received was by the middle & low income class of Wisconsinites.
"As governor, I will sign legislation to prohibit the members of the State Legislature from voting after 10:00 at night or before 9:00 in the morning. This commonsense reform ensures the public has the opportunity to contact elected representatives about their votes on any pending legislation important to them. I have two teenagers and I tell them that nothing good happens after midnight. That's even more true in politics. The people of Wisconsin deserve to know what their elected leaders are voting on."
--Scott Walker
Quarry Meeting Fills With Residents Rattled by Proposal
A large crowd of Brookfield residents showed up with many questions during a public meeting Wednesday regarding the proposal for the former quarry… lands - most opposing the plan and upset by what they call a lack of city communication. A Brookfield
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