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There are no children on campus today but about 60 teachers and other staff are working there, district officials say. They have all been taken to the gym, which has been placed on lockdown.
Lt. Jamie Michaels with the Sherwood Police Department (SPD) says the information about a possible gunman originated through the school radio system but they don't know who said it. School officials and police are looking into that.
Lt. Michaels says the school's radio system picked up some chatter that they thought was suspicious. They don't think it was a school employee. They think someone might have been on their radio's frequency. So an administrator called 911.
Officers with the SPD are looking for a gunman but they have not found anything. There has been no visual confirmation of anyone with a weapon.


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MASON COUNTY — One of the two men awaiting trial in the 2011-murder of René Gonzalez has asked for a continuation of that trial.
Elizabeth T. Sunyog, counsel for Steven L. Adkins, Jr., 26, Apple Grove, has filed a motion in the office of Mason County Circuit Clerk Bill Withers to delay his trial which is currently set for 9 a.m., Dec. 10 at the Mason County Courthouse.
The motion cites several reasons for the continuation of the trial which is being presided over by Judge David Nibert.
Sunyog states the State of West Virginia recently faxed over an additional witness list which added Matthew C. Woods, 25, Gallipolis Ferry, as a witness for the state. The motion states: "Defendant's counsel needs more time to prepare for this witness, who played an intricate role in the alleged conspiracy scheme. Furthermore counsel needs to review voluminous jail phone calls of Matthew C. Woods to ensure counsel is prepared with an effective cross-examination at trial."
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Sunyog also cites that the case involves a "complex indictment" involving conspiracy and first degree murder charges. Also, the motion states counsel for the defendant has been working "continuously" on the case but has further investigation that needs to be conducted in order to "zealously" represent Adkins.
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Here comes the props -.-
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Ross!!! NO PROPS NEEDED!!!
I think they should punish people for show instead of good dunks.
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Farmers market coming to Greenfield, survey to help planning
A farmers market will be coming to Greenfield this summer, with location and dates to be announced.
The Greenfield Farmers Market Planning Committee is developing the community market with the help of a survey meant to determine community interest and the specifics and logistics for the market.
The online survey may be accessed at surveymonkey.com/s/greenfieldmarket. The survey will run through March 8.
"We strongly believe that a farmers market will be a vibrant addition to the city," Mayor Michael Neitzke said in the news release announcing the market. "A market providing access to fresh, healthy and locally grown produce will be a great benefit to our residents and will contribute to making Greenfield a better place."
The planning committee also is accepting help from volunteers.
Bicyclist, 15, dies from New Berlin accident
A 15-year-old bicyclist struck Saturday afternoon by a vehicle in New Berlin has died, police said.
The Greenfield girl was crossing Sunny Slope Road from the New Berlin Recreation Trail when she was struck by a sport utility vehicle heading south around 4:30 p.m. She was taken to Froedtert Hospital, where she died Sunday.
The girl's name was not released.
Speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors in the crash, New Berlin police said.
Man in custody for questioning in death of woman in West Allis
West Allis police said Saturday that a man remains in custody for questioning as they investigate the death of a 63-year-old woman found dead in the hallway of her apartment building Friday.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office continues working with detectives and will determine the cause and manner of death at the conclusion of their investigation, West Allis Police Chief Charles Padgett said in a statement Saturday.
The 63-year-old woman lived in the building in the 7400 block of W. Washington St., where she was found shortly after 1:30 p.m., police said Friday.
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) reported that the apartment complex is for people with mental health issues.
Padgett also announced that a Chicago man, Henry Davis Jr., 27, has been charged with two bank robberies and a liquor store holdup in the city in April and May.
Cheap I-94 route expensive for West Allis, officials say
West Allis officials are encouraging business owners and residents to the third set of open house public meetings on Interstate 94 options that could have a crucial affect on the city.
Officials want the on- and off-ramps at 70th/68th streets and at 60th/Hawley Road preserved as they are now partly so that businesses won't be harmed and partly because of fears that West Allis residents will be stuck in backups getting onto the freeway at rush hours.
The open houses will be held next week by the state Department of Transportation.
While most of the I-94 alternatives being considered do include restoring the existing I-94 ramps at 70th/68th and 60th/Hawley, the cheapest alternative does not include all of these ramps. City officials hope to encourage the DOT not to choose the cheapest alternative.
The first open house will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Wisconsin State Fair Park's Tommy Thompson Youth Center, gate 5, at 640 S. 84th St. The second open house will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Marquette University High School, 3401 W. Wisconsin Ave.
» Read Full ArticleGroundbreaking set for Greenfield Farmers Market
A ceremonial groundbreaking will be held for the Greenfield Farmers Market at 4:30 p.m. May 23 in Konkel Park, 5151 W. Layton Ave., where the market will be held.
Actually, the groundbreaking will not be for any structure, but for the path that will be created to lead to the market. Because the path also will serve the Dan Jansen Family Fun Fest, the festival board has been part of the celebration planning.
Path construction is to begin immediately after Jansen Fest on Memorial Day weekend, May 24 to 26, at Konkel Park. Weather and construction permitting the path should be ready for the market's opening day, June 23..
The Greenfield Farmers Market will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays through Oct. 27 offering a variety of products including fresh produce,
salsas and sauces, natural soaps, dressings, bakery and baked goods.
New Greenfield Farmers Market seeks helping hands
With the launch of a farmers market in Greenfield a little more than a month away, the Planning Committee is encouraging people to volunteer to help make the market a success.
Volunteer positions may include Farmers Market ambassadors during market hours, photographers and promoters.
A volunteer interest and feedback meeting will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Greenfield City Hall, 7325 W. Forest Home Ave., room 204, for those who might want to volunteer at or learn more about the farmers market.
The meeting will provide an update on market logistics and promotion plan, provide volunteer opportunities and allow time for feedback and discussion.
Those interested in attending, should email email@example.com.
» Read Full ArticleGreenfield police arrest man in Petco store robbery
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4).
Greenfield police have arrested a 36-year-old man who is accused of trying to rob a Petco store on S. 76th St. Monday night, reportsThe robbery occurred about 9 p.m. Monday. Employees were tied up, but one was able to call police, the station reports.
West Allis man was killed during drug transaction, police say
shot and killed during a drug transaction, Milwaukee police said Thursday.
A 20-year-old West Allis man wasSamuel J. Bussanich was shot about 8 p.m. Tuesday while driving a car in the 2400 block of N. 23rd St. A 16-year-old boy from Milwaukee was arrested and the case was referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office Thursday, police spokesman Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer said.
For the latest crime news and an interactive map of Milwaukee police calls, visit JSOnline.com/crime.
Suspect in custody in killing of West Allis man
Milwaukee police one have suspect in custody in the shooting death Tuesday of a 20-year-old West Allis man.
Police identified the victim as Samuel J. Bussanich on Wednesday and said he was shot about 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 2400 block of N. 23rd St.
He was in his car, which traveled a few blocks to the intersection of N. 23rd and W. Center streets after the shooting, said Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer, police spokesman.
For the latest crime news and to see real-time map of Milwaukee police calls, visit JSOnline.com/crime.
Man shot last month in Costa Rica dies
A West Allis man who worked as a golf caddy while walking, hiking and backpacking around the world died Tuesday, a little more than a month after being robbed and shot in Costa Rica, his family said.
Steven Adam Flesch, 31, traveled to 34 countries in four years and had been in Central America since January, said his sister, Nikki Lannert of Waukesha.
He was shot April 2 in San Jose two days before he was scheduled to fly home, Lannert said.
"He was the biggest adventurer," she said.
A graduate of Brookfield Central High School, Flesch earned a degree in golf course management from the San Diego Golf Academy and was a caddy at Erin Hills Golf Course in the Town of Erin for the past three or four years, she said.
» Read Full ArticleGreenfield's PaveDrain named most promising water start-up
PaveDrain LLC, which makes permeable concrete block mats, has been named the most promising early-stage venture in the Imagine H2O Competition.
The Greenfield company won $15,000 in the competition, which attracted more than 70 start-ups from 12 countries.
PaveDrain sells the mats to companies, universities and others for paving large surfaces. The mats allow storm water to seep into the ground through joints between the blocks. Then the water goes into the ground to replenish the water table rather than running off and creating problems with potential flooding.
The company was founded by Doug Buch in his basement in 2009. Buch previously did technical sales in the civil engineering field.
"Our existing surfaces, streets, driveways and roofs are impermeable, so the water has to be taken somewhere. What we're trying to solve is all this flooding," Buch said. "This can turn the world into more of a sponge like it originally was."
» Read Full ArticleWest Allis police seek identity of bank robber
West Allis police are asking the public for help identifying the man who robbed the West Allis Tri City Bank, 6760 W. National Ave, at 2:11 p.m. April 23.
He is described as black with a dark complexion, 5 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 1 inch tall, 180 pounds with a medium build, and a large nose. He was wearing a dark/black coat with a "Lite" logo on left chest, a black brimmed hat with a Celtic cross and possible red color logo on front.
He was holding his cellphone in his left hand, and appears to be left handed based on video.
No weapon displayed. The man held up a note saying, "This is a robbery." There were no injuries.
The man was last seen running west toward 70th Street.
» Read Full ArticleDA John Chisholm clears West Allis officers of wrongdoing in death
Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm has cleared West Allis police of wrongdoing in the death of Robert W. Maurina, 46, who died the day after police punched him and used a Taser on him.
West Allis police did not use excessive force when they attempted to subdue Maurina, who was "violently resistive" when workers at Aurora West Allis Memorial Hospital tried to take a blood sample for alcohol testing on Nov. 28, according to a letter from Chisholm to Charles Padgett, West Allis' acting police chief .
The medical examiner ruled Maurina's death natural, due to heart disease, according to records.
Chisholm's letter says Medical Examiner Brian Peterson "indicated that he could draw no connection between the confrontation with the West Allis Police in the hospital and Robert Maurina's death."
"I find no evidence to contradict the conclusion of the medical examiner or to believe that the officers acted in excess of their lawful authority while attempting to recover evidence of Maurina's intoxication," Chisholm's letter says.
» Read Full ArticleWest Allis bank robbery may be tied to 2 others
A robbery at the West Allis Tri City Bank inside Pick 'n Save Tuesday afternoon may be related to two other armed robberies at a convenience and liquor stores, according to a release from West Allis Acting Chief of Police Charles Padgett.
A man police described as tall and large-nosed went into the bank at 6760 W. National Ave. about 2 p.m. and held up a note that said, "This is a robbery," then fled toward S. 70 St. There were no injuries and no one saw a weapon. The suspect is black and was wearing a dark coat with a "Lite" logo on the left chest, a black brimmed hat with a Celtic cross, and may be left-handed, the release said.
Stickups at a convenience store at S. 85th St. and W. Greenfield Ave. in March and a liquor store at S. 78th St. ad W. Becher St. in mid-April may be related, Padgett said. The suspect in those was armed with a semiautomatic handgun and drove away in a silver, four-door car, possibly a Nissan Maxima.
Anyone with information can call the West Allis Police Department at (414) 302-8000 or anonymously at 476-CASH.
West Allis mother pleads not guilty in fire deaths
child neglect resulting in death.
A West Allis mother whose three children died in an April 11 fire after she allegedly locked them in a bedroom pleaded not guilty Thursday to three counts ofAngelica D. Belen, 24, was repeatedly warned by child welfare officials to stop leaving her young children unattended and as recently as March 28, her children were found in need of protective services, according to court documents.
Belen, whose family has a history of fatal child abuse, is due back in court May 8.
West Allis man contestant on 'Let's Make a Deal'
West Allis native Chris Giblin will be a contestant on the "Let's Make a Deal" television show airing at 9 a.m. Thursday on CBS Channel 58.
Viewers will be able to spot him - he is the one dressed as a cuckoo clock.
The show doesn't allow him to say anything before the show airs about whether he was a winner, but Giblin said he has been watching the game show ever since he was a kid. That's when Monty Hall was emcee.
But today's emcee, Emmy Award-winner Wayne Brady, is a wonderful successor, Giblin said.
"He's as much fun if not more so in person," he said.
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You can watch and listen on your iPod or your home computer, using the iTunes program you use to buy music. Apple offers a guided tour of iTunes U to help you get started.
The Learn-Gasm blog has listed 50 terrific lectures to get you through the economic crisis, including a 13-part podcost by Dan Ariely of Duke University called Predictably Irrational, on how to control your behavior and make smart decisions even during a crisis.
Dara at The Do It Yourself Scholar offers a guide to iTunes U and says the best course collections are from Stanford University, the University of California at Berkeley, Yale University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Will you please quote me/reply to me? I haven't had any notifications of a message specifically to me (although, come to think of it, I think EHellDame did). I'd like to see what it looks like.
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However, in either case, the amount paid in state taxes could likely be deducted on the winners' federal tax returns, lowering the overall tax liability slightly.
Calculating the taxes for a winner who takes an annuity is a lot harder.
The winnings would be spread out into 30 payments over 29 years and get taxed each year at the income tax rate at the time.
If tax rates weren't so unpredictable right now, Luscombe said keeping the winnings in an annuity could be a good idea, since it forces you to leave some of that money untouched.
"A lot of lottery winners aren't good with their money and run through it quickly, so sometimes an annuity is a good idea so that they save money," he said.
But given the uncertainty surrounding tax rates, Luscombe recommends taking the money as a lump sum and cashing it out this year rather than next year. As it stands now, rates for the highest-income earners are scheduled to jump on Jan. 1 to 39.6% from 35%. Even if leaders in Washington cut a deal to avoid that, there is a good chance taxes on the rich will be going up anyway.
Another advantage of the lump sum is the winners can invest the money and potentially earn a bigger return than by leaving it in an annuity for 29 years, said Ben Barzideh, a wealth advisor at Piershale Financial Group.
Another issue to consider: gift taxes. The winners can currently gift up to $5 million before getting hit with a 35% tax rate. But if Congress doesn't take action, this rate is scheduled to increase to 55% with a $1 million exemption next year.