FOX6Now.com - WITI - Fri Nov 27
In the farming community of Barton, Thanksgiving has a whole new meaning for one family.
Plastics maker Hampel Corp. expanding in GermantownMilwaukee Journal Sentinel - Thu Nov 26
Nov. 27, 2009 8:00 a.m. Plastics manufacturer L.T. Hampel Corp. is planning a $5.5 million expansion of its Germantown plant, according to a report by K.L. Klein at Germantown Now.com. Milwaukee County cancels Dec.
Mitchell Airport makes changes to facilities to lessen spread of diseaseFOX6Now.com - WITI - Wed Nov 25
The death toll from swine flu is going up in Wisconsin. 35 people in the state have now died from H1N1 since spring.
Gift of Murder Author to Speak at the Brookfield Public LibraryBrookfield - Tue Nov 24
Author Stefanie Lazer will read from her short story in The Gift of Murder, a holiday crime anthology benefitting the Toys for Tots foundation.
Darling to Hold Listening Sessions on December 3rdGermantown - Tue Nov 24
Senator Alberta Darling will be holding listening sessions at five different locations on Thursday, December 3rd.
Trial date set in Germantown slaying caseMilwaukee Journal Sentinel - Tue Nov 24
Nov. 25, 2009 7:18 p.m. A trial was scheduled Wednesday for a Dodge County man charged with killing a woman in Germantown 10 years ago.
Jane Doe's Anniversary Passes With No Answers to Her IdentityWBAY - Mon Nov 23
It was one year ago Monday that hunters in Fond du Lac County discovered the body of a woman.
VJS sells share of Germantown projectResidential Real Estate - Sun Nov 22
VJS Development has sold off shares of its Blackstone Creek Land Co. in Germantown to several new investors for $7.2 million.
Video advances are a big crime-solving aidStar Tribune - Sun Nov 22
As the woman calmly stood at the checkout counter in Washington County, signing a receipt from a stolen credit card, she seemed oblivious to a security camera recording her actions for all the world to see.
Man gets 27 years for role in fatal beating at Kewaskum dairy farmMilwaukee Journal Sentinel - Sat Nov 21
A 36-year-old man charged with masterminding the fatal beating of a co-worker on a Kewaskum dairy farm in 2005 was sentenced Friday by Washington County Circuit Judge Andrew Gonring to 27 years in prison.
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