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Unreturned absentee ballots could alter GOP Assembly primary
The results of Tuesday's Republican primary for the 98th Assembly District in Waukesha County - where Adam Neylon emerged the unofficial winner by a slim margin of 30 votes - hangs in the balance as municipal clerks wait a few more days for a total of 154 unreturned absentee ballots.
Clerks in four of five communities in the district are waiting until 4 p.m. Friday to see how many of the absentee ballots show up, Waukesha County Clerk Kathleen Novack said Thursday.
State law requires clerks to count absentee ballots that arrive by the Friday after an election as long as they are postmarked the day of the election.
The number of outstanding ballots is more than enough to alter the outcome of the race.
Neylon, a Village of Pewaukee window cleaning business owner, received 2,003 votes to outpoll Village of Pewaukee Police Chief Ed Baumann, who received 1,973 votes, according to unofficial complete returns.
» Read Full ArticleIt's a beautiful day for a Farmer's Market
By Kaitlin PhillipsIt's a beautiful day in Mukwonago. Don't forget about the Mukwonago Area Chamber of Commerce Farmer's Market in Field Park tonight until 7 p.m.
The market, which started in late May runs through October 9 and has a variety of local vendors.
Crash closes lane on I-94 in Summit
A crash has closed the right lane on eastbound I-94 at Highway P in Summit, according to the state Department of Transportation. The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is on the scene. The lane is expected to be closed for about an hour. No further details are available.
Stay informed, recycle more in Waukesha County
By Carol Spaeth-BauerWaukesha County Recycling and Solid Waste staff will be available at Retzer Nature Center on June 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to help residents stay informed and recycle more. Park patrons or attendees of Retzer Nature Center's Saturday Explorations program, the "Ecological Lifeways of Trees," can speak to recycling staff to ask questions, pick up information, and take home giveaways.
Last year, Waukesha County residents recycled more than 19,000 tons of materials which generated shared revenue of $1.2 million for the 25 partnering communities, according to a news release from the Waukesha County Department of Parks and Land Use. Currently, Waukesha County residents recycle 51.7-percent of waste generated, including basic recyclable paper, bottles, cans, cartons and other items such as yard waste, appliances and motor oil.
"Markets are strong for paper, bottles, and cans and we want to help residents increase recycling to conserve natural resources, create jobs, and generate revenue for communities," stated Rebecca Mattano, Waukesha County Recycling and Solid Waste Supervisor.
For more information, visit the website or call (262) 896-8300.
Islamic Society speaker presents at Mukwonago church tonight
By Carol Spaeth-BauerThe Mukwonago United Church of Christ, S93 W30740 Highway NN, will host guest speaker Othman M. Atta on Wednesday, June 19 at 6:45 p.m. Atta is the executive director o the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, the largest Muslim organization in Wisconsin. He has delivered speeches to business, interfaith and other groups and has participated in numerous lectures, panel discussions and debates at local universities.
Mukwonago United Church of Christ has been exploring different faiths as part of an educational series. There will also be a question and answer period during this time.
Butler Inn to celebrate 25th anniversary this weekend
The Butler Inn in Pewaukee is a quarter of a century old and ready to celebrate.
On Saturday and Sunday, June 22-23, the supper club steakhouse will serve up your favorite food and drinks, plus it will have live music and giveaways.
Known for black Angus steak, seafood, flambeed saganaki and those shredded onion rings, managers Louie and Peggy Markopoulos said they take great pride and pleasure in providing the finest quality food available to ensure a dining experience of the highest caliber.
"Basically, we're going to have a 25-year bash!" David Tomter said.
'Robin Hood' at Arrowhead this weekend
The hearty laughter of Robin Hood and his Merry Band will sweep through the trees of Sherwood Forest (temporarily transported to Arrowhead High School this weekend), as 62 local children and young people take the stage with two professional actors in Prairie Fire Children's Theatre's original musical version of "Robin Hood". The show, with original script and music by Daniel Nordquist, continues Prairie Fire's tradition of presenting classic tales as you've never seen them done before.
Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, June 21and 2 p.m. Saturday, June 22 at Arrowhead High School North Campus Theater, 800 North Ave., Hartland.
Tickets for the performances are $3 each and are available at Hartland Piggly Wiggly and at the door.
This week-long PFCT residency is being sponsored by Lake Country Children's Theater. For ticket information, call (262) 367-7112. For other information, go to www.lakecountrychildrenstheater.org.
Anti-Walmart protesters pack Oconomowoc City Council meeting
By Steve GarrisonApproximately 80 to 90 people packed into the Oconomowoc Common Council chambers Tuesday night to express their dissatisfaction with a plan to build a Walmart Super Center and Sam's Club at Pabst Farms Town Centre.
Several community members spoke during the public comments segment of the meeting, raising concerns about Walmart's labor practices, the impact the retail giant could have on local businesses, and public safety.
Resident Jack Melvin said that Walmart would be "the final nail in the coffin" for retailers already in Oconomowoc, such as K-Mart and Aldi's.
"There is a Walmart in Watertown. There is a Walmart in Delafield. So where are they drawing [business] from?" he asked.
Scott Chapman said he moved to Oconomowoc in 2008 because of the city's small-town feel.
» Read Full ArticleKettle Moraine moves to 12-0
By Chuck DelsmanThanks to narrow 9-8 victory over visiting Catholic Memorial Tuesday night, Kettle Moraine's baseball team moved to 12-0 in Classic 8 Conference play and 14-2 overall. Those are the best two starts in school history.
KM scored nine runs in the bottom of the first inning and never scored again. CMH chipped away at that deficit and had the tying run on third base in the bottom of the sixth. Jake Pohlman then came on and pitched a 1-2-3 seventh inning to preserve his team's undefeated conference record and its one-run lead.
Keith Koehn, Robbie Dombrowski and Dom Nabak all had two hits each for the Lasers.
Dousman teen charged with hit-and-run after underage drinking party
By Steve GarrisonA 19-year-old Dousman teenager was charged with two counts second-degree reckless endangerment and two counts hit-and-run, allegedly striking another teenager with his truck Saturday during a dispute at an underage drinking party.
Austin D. Loper was charged on June 17 in Waukesha County Circuit Court and could face more than 21 years in prison, $60,000 in fines, or both, if convicted.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched Saturday, June 15 to 280 Arlington Avenue, Village of North Prairie, after receiving reports of a drunken driver.
Two teenagers, Thomas Wolf, and Joshua Pederson, told police that Loper had left after getting into a fight with another partygoer over the use of a racial epithet, according to the complaint.
Pederson told Loper he had to leave and he initially refused, Pederson told police. He said the argument was only verbal until Loper allegedly struck him with his truck as he was leaving, according to the complaint.
» Read Full ArticleEarly meeting, full agenda for Village of Mukwonago
By Kaitlin PhillipsDon't forget, the Village of Mukwonago has changed it's meeting time. The board will meet at 6:30 p.m. tonight for the first time.
The agenda includes the final ordinance of the floodplan zoning districts and an ordinance clarifying the duties of the Village Administrator.
The board will also look at a request to recind property taxes for the YMCA after a late filing for tax-excempt status caused confusion in this year's taxes.
Updates on Washington Park playground, Highway 83, and Honeywell Road repair are also expected.
Can't make it tonight? You can read more about these issues in next week's Mukwonago Chief.
Pewaukee fireworks officially "reignited"
By Melissa GrahamThe Fireworks Fundraising Committee in Pewaukee just issued their press release, officially announcing that the fireworks will go on.
The release says it was it was devastating to have to cancel the 4th of July fireworks due to a lack of funding but thanks to the help of North Shore Bank, Pick 'n Save and several other private donations, the fireworks are on.
Volunteers Jennie Stoltz and Kelley Woldanski had originally hoped to raise at least $11,000 for this year's show and announced the cancellation of the show when they fell short a couple weeks ago.
Once this announcement was made, donations were reignited and with the help of North Shore Bank's matching fundraiser and Pick 'n Saves' checkout fundraiser, they not only met the $11,000 minimum, but say they have surpassed it.
They estimate having somewhere between $13,000-15,000, their original goal.
» Read Full ArticleLast stand for Indian mascot in Mukwonago
By Carol Spaeth-BauerWith the Wisconsin Supreme Court issuing an order declining to hear the appeal challenging the constitutionality of the state mascot law late last week, Mukwonago High School now faces the finality of changing its logo.
Mukwonago residents Rusty Schoolcraft and Craig Vertz challenged the constitutionality of the law that was used by the Department of Public Instruction to force MHS to change its Indians nickname and logo.
Attorney Samuel Hall Jr. of Crivellow Carlson represented Schoolcraft and Vertz in challenging the law.
"We're certainly disappointed that the Supreme Court decided not to hear our appeal," said Hall. "The only judicial opinion that actually addressed the substance of our claims agreed with our clients and ruled that the taxpayers and the schools were denied due process.
"However, we respect the courts' rulings, and it is fitting that perhaps the final chance to remedy the inequities and bias of this law rests in the hands of the Legislature — the same branch of government that created it," Hall added.
» Read Full ArticleWaukesha man arrested in Chicago "high drug area," charged with Vernon home burglary
By Steve GarrisonA 24-year-old Waukesha man was charged Friday with allegedly breaking into his parent's Town of Vernon home last year, stealing electronics, jewelry, credit cards, and ammunition. Some of the items, including 200 rounds of .22 caliber rifle ammunition, were eventually recovered in one of Chicago's "high drug areas."
Andrew A. Kedzierski was charged on June 14 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with party to the crime of burglary (repeater), which carries a maximum sentence of more than 18 years in prison, $25,000 in fines, or both.
Kedzierski pleaded guilty in 2011 to possession of narcotics drugs, a felony for which he was sentenced to three years probation.
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Waukesha County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched August 12 to the residence of Richard and Judy Kedzierski, W252 S6480 Lucille Court, Town of Vernon, after receiving reports of a burglary.
» Read Full ArticleFireworks saved in Pewaukee
The Fireworks Fundraising Committee in Pewaukee will be issuing a press release later today, officially announcing that they've raised enough funds for the Fourth of July.
North Shore Bank matched donations made at the bank by individuals or non‐profit organizations to the Pewaukee Fireworks Fund, up to $3,500.
Firework organizers had hoped to raise $11,000 for this year's show, and were forced to cancel the event when donations only amounted to $4,000. They had to raise at least $8,000 for the show to go on.
Follow the Lake Country Reporter to see the release and learn how much was raised through community donations at North Shore Bank.
Supreme Court won't hear Mukwonago mascot and nickname appeal
By Bruce Vielmetti of the Journal SentinelWisconsin's Supreme Court has denied an appeal from two Mukwonago residents who challenged the process by which the state ordered the town's school district to drop its team name and mascot, the Indians.
Samuel Hall, attorney for the residents, said they were disappointed by the court's decision not to hear the appeal.
"The only judicial opionion that actually addressed the substance of our claims agreed with our clients and ruled that the taxpayers and the schools were denied due process," Hall said.
"However, we respect the courts' rulngs and it is fitting that perhaps the final chance to remedy the inequities and bias of this law rests in the hands of the Legislature, the same branch of government that created it."
A Waukesha County judge last year ruled in favor of the challengers. But the state Court of Appeals in January reversed the decision, on the grounds that the two plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge the administrative process that led to the order that Mukwonago drop the Indians nickname.
Todarello commits to Arkansas
By Chuck DelsmanArrowhead senior Dom Todarello verbally committed Monday morning to play NCAA Division 1 baseball at the University of Arkansas. Arkansas offered the multi-talented Todarello a scholarship Sunday night and he accepted Monday.
Todarello will travel to Arkansas and spend two days at the school. He could play infield or outfielder for the Razorbacks.
Todarello originally commited to UW-Oshkosh but when the coach of the Titans was let go, he opted out. Nebraska then started recruiting the AHS shortstop but a deal couldn't be reached.
Last week Arkansas became interested and the deal got done Monday morning. It will be finalized on Thursday at the campus.
Victim identified in fatal motorcycle crash
The Genesee woman killed in a motorcycle crash in Eagle on Saturday has been identified as Darlene Broberg.
According to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department, Broberg was driving east on CI and did not negotiate the curve at Highway Z. She collided with a guardrail and was thrown from the cycle. She was not wearing a helmet, according to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department.
The Sheriff's Department and Eagle Fire Department responded to the crash at about 8:15 p.m. Broberg was not breathing and was unresponsive when emergency crews reached her. She was taken to Aurora Hospital in Oconomowoc, but was pronounced dead there from injuries suffered in the accident.
Merton Avenue ramp closed
By Kelly SmithVillage of Hartland - The west bound Highway 16 interchange with Merton Avenue will be closed todayuntil 4 p.m. according to electronic signs at the construction site.
Genesee woman killed in eagle cycle crash
A 43-year-old Genesee woman died after a motorcycle crash on Highway CI east of Highway Z in the Town of Eagle on Saturday.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and Eagle Fire Department responded to the crash at about 8:15 p.m. The woman was not breathing and was unresponsive when emergency crews reached her. She was taken to Aurora Hospital in Oconomowoc, but was pronounced dead there from injuries suffered in the accident.
The Sheriff's Department's report indicates that the woman was driving the motorcycle east on CI and did not negotiate the curve. She collided with a guardrail and was thrown from the cycle. She was not wearing a helmet.
The Sheriff's Department has not released her name.
KM basbeall team is 10-0
By Chuck DelsmanAfter last Friday night's 5-4, eight inning Classic 8 Conference win over visiting Arrowhead, the Kettle Moraine boys baseball team moved to 10-0 in league play and 12-2 overall. It's one of the best starts in school history.
KM will play at second place Muskego (7-2) on Monday and then host Catholic Memorial on Tuesday. Thursday they play at Arrowhead. All of those games will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Lots of rain in the LC
By Chuck DelsmanThe Lake Country area was hit with more than two inches of rain on just two days last week.
Last Wednesday it rained 1.3 inches in Hartland and on Saturday, both early in the morning and late at night, another eight-tenths of an inch fell locally.
Tight race in LOL West
By Chuck DelsmanAfter a 10-game weekend in the Land O' Lakes Western Division baseball league, Pewaukee and Sussex have emerged as the co-leaders as both sport 8-2 records. The Brookfield Blue Sox are third at 6-2. The Brookfield Bulldogs are fourth at 6-3.
Last Friday night West Bend edged Monches, 3-1. On Saturday, Merton defeated the Bulldogs 6-4, Pewaukee nipped the Blue Sox 3-1, Menomonee Falls edged Hartland 3-2 and Sussex doubled up North Lake, 8-4.
On Sunday, games saw Oconomowoc whip North Lake 10-1, Pewaukee edge Merton 3-2, West Bend blank the Bulldogs 4-0 and Lannon down Hartland 16-6. The Menomonee Falls at the Brookfield Blue Sox was cancelled due to wet grounds.
SummerStage kicks off season
SummerStage at Lapham Peak will have two music events for its opening weekend on Friday and Saturday, June 14-15.
The Summer Music Showcase will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 14, featuring area high schools and community theaters, with each group selecting performers and performances to highlight their shows for the upcoming season. Probable groups include Waukesha North, Catholic Memorial and Kettle Moraine high schools, Sunset Playhouse, Waukesha Civic Theatre and the Patio Players. Cost: $10.
The beginning of the year fundraiser, Party in the Park, will begin at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 15. The event will include a 1960s singalong with Nolan and the McAllisters, and performances by 2013 WAMI winner Nora Collins and Ian & The Dream and Funhouse. A variety of food will be available for purchase. Cost: $10.
SummerStage is a nonprofit organization formed in 2006 to showcase the performing arts in the heart of Lake Country. The outdoor performance venue is in Lapham Peak State Park on Highway C, just south of downtown Delafield. For more information, visit www.Summer-Stage.org or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
LCL soccer downed in semifinal
The Lake Country Lutheran/University Lake School/Trinity Academy soccer team gave it its best shot -- a number of shots, in fact -- but the defending Division 3 state champion fell Friday in the state semifinal against Ozaukee, 1-0.
An own goal in the 16th minute gave Ozaukee the lead. Though the Lightning dominated in shots, 9-3, and corners, 4-1, including a combined 10-1 advantage in those two departments in the second half, Ozaukee held on.
Abby Carlson led the Lightning two shots on goal, with additional attempts from Kristin Collins, Margaret Tovar and Hannah Rezutek. One day after the LCL baseball team finished as state runner-up in Division 4, the LCL soccer unit finished 15-2-1. Read full story.
Legion band to play Sunday
Rain may have canceled your plans Wednesday night to see the Oconomowoc American Legion Band perform at the City Beach bandshell, but you have another chance to see the band in concert this Sunday, as the concert has been rescheduled.
Cap off your Father's Day with the concert, slated for 7:30 p.m. in the Rhodee Memorial Band Shell at City Beach. The concert is free and open to the public.
Military man charged with Lannon house break-in
By Steve GarrisonA 20-year-old military man on leave was charged Thursday with allegedly trying to break in to a stranger's home in the Village of Lannon after a drunken domestic dispute.
Cody D. Tawyea was charged on June 13 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with obstructing an officer, criminal damage to property, disorderly conduct, misdemeanor battery and criminal trespassing.
He could face more than three years in prison, $40,000 in fines, or both, if convicted.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha County Sheriff's Department received reported at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 12 of a burglary in progress at 20179 W. Good Hope Rd., Lot 24, Village of Lannon.
Deputies made contact with resident Ralph Kish who said he heard noises on his deck earlier and decided to investigate, the complaint reads. He peeked out his door and a man in a white shirt forced entry into his home and began punching him. A fight ensued, he said, but he was eventually able to kick the man out. Kish had a bruised upper lip and rug burns on both knees, according to the complaint.
» Read Full ArticleFormer Olympian to discuss college field hockey at University Lake School
By Steve GarrisonUniversity of Michigan field hockey coach Marcia Pankratz will be speaking to players and parents about college recruitment from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Friday night at University Lake School.
Pankratz was a two-time All-American selection at the University of Iowa in 1984 and 1985 and was the recipient of a Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1985-86, according to her GoBlue.com profile. She competed with Team USA in the Summer Olympics in 1988, finishing in the eighth position, and in 1996, finishing in the fifth spot. She is currently in her 13th season as the University of Michigan's head coach.
Pankratz will talk to parents and field hockey players about the process for continuing play beyond high school, including rules for college coach contact and how to get recognized as a potential collegiate player.
University Lake School is located at 4024 Nagawicka Rd. in Hartland.
Get out for food and fun this weekend
By Marilyn JozwikIt's the time of year for outdoor fun and great-tasting grilled foods.
And that means Okauchee Lions Days this weekend. Besides great food the festival includes a carnival, bands and music. Festival hours are 5 p.m. to midnight Friday, 8 a.m. to midnight Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at Okauchee Lions Park, Wisconsin Avenue on Okauchee Lake.
At the SummerStage Party in the Park there will be lots of food, live music and a 60s sing-along. The party is at Lapham Peak State Park, Highway C, south of downtown Delafield. Cost is $10.
For art lovers, several area artists will gather for the opening reception for the Birds, Breezes and Blossoms exhibit from 5 to 8 p.m. tonight at Lake Country Gallery, W240 N3485 Pewaukee Road, Pewaukee. Featured artists are Susan Hale, Scott Hefti, Jim Meissner, Lynn Rix, Claudette Lee-Roseland, Marie Siegrist, Janet Tenneson-McCarty and Susan Willets.
Antique and collectible collectors won't want to miss the Antique, Collectible Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday on the grounds of the Betty Mindemann home on Main Street, east of the library. The Depot Museum, across from the sale, will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information visit http://www.phplonline.org/.
WCTC completes Transportation Building
PEWAUKEE – Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) recently completed its new Transportation Building, a 5,300-square-foot facility to be used for the college's Truck Driving technical diploma program. The building's completion was commemorated with a ribbon cutting and open house held June 11.
"The Transportation Building provides our Truck Driving students with ample room to practice the skills needed to become safe and confident drivers," said Mike Shiels, WCTC's dean of the School of Applied Technologies.
The building features two classrooms, a break room and maintenance storage, and will be used primarily for truck driving classes, but also motorcycle classes. The facility houses three truck-driving simulators and has space for two trucks so students can conduct pre-trip inspections, which is a component of the Commercial Driver's License (CDL) test. The bay can also fit a pick-up truck that hauls cones and other props used during training on the Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC) track. The Transportation Building is located near the EVOC track on the south end of campus for continuity of training.
WCTC's Truck Driving program began in 1993 as a three-week program. In 2004, it became the 10-week program it is today. In the last year and a half, more than 100 students have received their technical diploma in Truck Driving.
The success of the program is due in part to the quality of the college's Truck Driving instructors. Instructor Charles Miller recently won the national Compliance Safety Accountability (CSA) Truck Driving Competition sponsored by AT&T and Big Truck TV. The challenge celebrates excellence in both the knowledge and practice of safe trucking.
Big Bend man accused of child sex assault, claims he was sleepwalking
By Steve GarrisonA 44-year-old Big Bend man was charged Tuesday with first-degree sexual assault of a child, allegedly groping his 10-year-old daughter. He told police that he was drunkenly sleepwalking and thought the girl was her mother, with whom she shared a bed.
The man, who will not be named to protect the victim's identity, was charged on June 11 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with first-degree sexual assault and misdemeanor bail jumping.
He was previously charged in March with disorderly conduct, and was released on a $500 cash bail on the condition that he was not to consume alcohol.
According to the criminal complaint, the man's daughter told her principal on June 10 that her father had touched her inappropriately the night before. The girl's principal informed police, who then arranged to have the girl interviewed by specialists.
She told them that her father had consumed, "four boxes of beer," before the incident occured. She said she was asleep in her mother's bed when her father came in and stuck his hand down her pants, outside of her underwear, according to the complaint.
» Read Full ArticleSussex man charged with heroin possession, operating while intoxicated
By Steve GarrisonA 28-year-old Sussex man was charged Monday in Waukesha County Circuit Court with allegedly driving while under the influence of heroin, having been found passed out on the road by paramedics.
According to the criminal complaint, a witness called after finding Jason R. Wallace passed out in a vehicle near her home in the Town of Ottawa. The engine was revving at a high speed, he said, and Wallace appeared to be snoring.
It took paramedics about three to five minutes to awaken Wallace, who had bloodshot eyes and was drooling. Police found in Wallace's vehicle a homemade pipe, tourniquet and a small baggie with a grey powdery substance in it, believed to be heroin, the complaint reads.
Wallace appeared to fall asleep and his words were slurred while talking to police, according to the complaint. In a later statement, Wallace admitted to using heroin before driivng and said he passed on on the road. He said the last thing he remembered seeing was four deer crossign the road.
Wallace was previously convicted of operating while intoxicated in 2005 and 2008.
» Read Full ArticleRacing Sausages coming to Oconomowoc
By Donna FrakeCelebrate Flag Day on June 14 with lunch under the tent in the parking lot of the Lake Terrace Clubhouse, 1380 W. Wisconsin Ave., and watch for an appearance by the famous Racing Sausages.
Enjoy a choice of grilled hamburger or Klement's brat, coleslaw, chips, lemonade and ice cream sandwich for dessert. Lunch is $6 (cash only) and is available from 11 - 1:30 p.m.; carryout orders are available.
Vernon father charged with providing liquor, marijuana to teens
By Steve GarrisonA Vernon father is being held on a $10,000 cash bond, being charged Tuesday with allegedly providing marijuana and alcohol to his 15-year-old daughter and her friends during a May 26 house party.
Brian A. Gumieny was charged on June 11 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with delivering marijuana to minors, felony bail jumping and seven counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Gumieny, 36, was previously charged in October with resisting arrest, battery to law enforcement and battery to emergency workers and was released on a $500 cash bond. The defense has requested in that case that a report be done to determine whether Gumieny is competent to stand trial.
According to the criminal complaint, a Waukesha County Sheriff's detective received on May 28 an anonymous tip that an underage drinking party was held two days prior at Gumieny's house, S66 W24770 Skyline Ave., Town of Vernon.
The detective interviewed seven Mukwonago High School students, including Gumieny's daughter. All seven teens, ages 14 to 16, told the detective that Gumieny had brought the alcohol to the house, the complaint reads.
» Read Full ArticleMukwonago juvenile center employee charged with possessing child porn
By Steve GarrisonA 37-year-old employee of a Mukwonago troubled youth center was charged Wednesday with trading child pornography through a fake Facebook account.
Robert R. Turk was charged on June 12 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with five counts of possession of child pornography after a police search warrant allegedly revealed the material on his computer.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha County Sheriff's Department was tipped off by a state agent that a Pewaukee man was using a fake Facebook profile to distribute images of nude prepubescent girls.
The agent told law enforcement that the psuedonym "Charles Carmichael" was used by the Pewaukee resident to send 175 photos via private messaging, the complaint reads.
"Charles Carmichael" revealed in those private messages that he lived in Wisconsin and worked as an alcohol and drug abuse counselor at the Norris Adolescent Center.
» Read Full ArticleVose, Riorden represent Kettle Moraine School District at State Superintendent press conference
By Carol Spaeth-BauerKettle Moraine School Board President Gary Vose and recent Kettle Moraine High School graduate Kelly Riorden will share concerns about the state biennial budget during State Superintendent Tony Evers' statewide presentation on the impact of the budget at 10 a.m. today at Parkway Elementary School in Glendale.
Glendale-River Hills School District Superintendent Lawrence Smalley will open the event, according to a news release from the Department of Public Instruction. Pewaukee Superintendent Joann Sternke will join the group, along with a school board member from Whitefish Bay School District. Each will share concerns about the budget, which expanded taxpayer-funded private and religious school vouchers statewide without public hearings and no accountability for results.
Craig supports reform to the state unemployment insurance program
By Carol Spaeth-BauerThe State Assembly passed common sense legislation to ensure Wisconsin employers are protected while making sure the unemployment insurance program is there for those that need it the most on June 12, according to a news release from Rep. David Craig (R-Town of Vernon).
"Today I voted in favor of common sense legislation that will save the unemployment trust fund $11.5 million annually and ensure its stability into the future by making changes like prohibiting someone from simultaneously collecting unemployment and disability – claiming they can work to receive checks from one program and cannot work to receive checks from the other," Craig said in response to the legislation. "This legislation not only protects our state's employers from abuses to the system, but strengthens this important program for workers when they need it the most."
Senate Bill 200 passed the Wisconsin State Senate on Tuesday, June 11 and being concurred in by the Assembly will now be sent to the Governor's desk for his signature.
Mukwonago school board revises employee handbook
By Carol Spaeth-BauerThe Mukwonago Area School District Board of Education personnel committe will act on revisions to the employee handbook at its meeting on Monday, June 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the district office on Highway NN.
Additional items on the agenda include revised board policies and the OPEB study.
Mukwonago Optimist Club brings theatrical summer camp
By Kaitlin PhillipsSchool's out for the summer and it's time to start making plans. When are family vacations? What about camps, classes, and events?
While you fill out your calendar here's another even to consider.
The Mukwonago Optimist Club is again sponsoring a drama camp for young people ages 7 to 18 from the Mukwonago area. The play is "Tom Sawyer".
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If you are interested in this activity, then watch for more in an upcoming issue of the Chief or pick up a flyer at one of the local schools or libraries or go to the website mukwonagooptimist.org for more details. For questions contact Edie (262)363-7863 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Lake Country Lutheran reaches state final
By JR RadcliffeLake Country Lutheran's BJ Sabol didn't make it through the first inning when he pitched in the sectional last week, but by the time he took the hill in the bottom of the first at the state tournament, he had a very different set of circumstances to work with.
Sabol went to work after the Lightning batted around for a 5-0 lead in the first inning of the WIAA Division 4 state semifinal in Appleton on Wednesday morning, and he pretty much dominated from there. LCL, making its first appearance in the year-end showcase at Time Warner Cable Field in Appleton, finished off Potosi to reach Thursday's state final with a 12-0 victory.
Sabol finished with two hits allowed in six innings, striking out a career-best 13.
"It was awesome when we came out in the first inning and just hit the ball like crazy," Sabol said. "It's pretty easy to pitch after you put up that many runs."
» Read Full ArticleAuthor Jane Hamilton to visit Michael Fields in East Troy
By Carol Spaeth-BauerMichael Fields Agricultural Institute, East Troy, will hold "Summer Reading in the Garden" on Sunday, June 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. with special guest Jane Hamilton, award-winning author of six novels, including "The Book of Ruth" and "A Map of the World," along with numerous short stories. The event will take place at the Institute's headquarters located at: W2493 County Road ES, East Troy.
The event is $25 per person to attend and will include tours of the Institute's Stella Gardens. Local, farm fresh, organic food and wine will be served. All proceeds will support Michael Fields research, education and policy work to advance sustainable agriculture.
To register or for more information contact: Anna Aragon at (262) 642.3303 Ext. 124 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Delafield town reviews open spaces
By Kelly SmithTown of Delafield - The Town Board tonight instructed the Plan Commission to review - possibly relax- the stringent open space requirements in the town zoning code.
Some town officials have taken pride during the past decade in having one of the strictest open space requirements in Waukesha County.
They have argued that preservation of so called "green spaces" was essential in a town that describes itself as "The Perfect Environment."
The code requires most residential or farm properties to reserve between 70 and 95 percent, depending on the zoning disrict, of land on the property to open space. The code defines open space as natural or man made landscapes where there are no structures, impervious surfaces, driveways, patios or sidewalks.
However, two town supervisors questioned the wisdom of the strict code after hearing town residents complain during a 55 minute public hearing.
» Read Full ArticleAHS baseball team stops CMH
By Chuck DelsmanHost Arrowhead's baseball team got just three hits Tuesday night but still defeated Waukesha Catholic Memorial in a Classic 8 Conference game, 3-1.
Branden Frank tossed a 2-hitter for the Warhawks and earned the win.
Benny Serres, Johnny Duranso and Mitchell Dubnicka had the base hits for Arrowhead. Alex Romenesko scored the winning run for AHS on a double-steal in the fifth inning.
The Warhawks improved to 7-6 overall and 6-4 in league play.
Todarello to Nebraska
By Chuck DelsmanArrowhead senior Dom Todarello, a three-sport athlete for the Warhawks, has decided to accept a scholarship offer to play NCAA Division 1 baseball at the University of Nebraska.
He had originally committed to play at UW-Oshkosh.
Todarello, who is out after having shoulder surgery earlier this spring, is expected to make the deal official Tuesday night or Wednesday.
There is still a chance he could play for the Warhawks this summer.
49-year-old man charged with impersonating doctor to obtain pain pills
By Steve GarrisonA 49-year-old man was charged June 7 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with four counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud, allegedly pretending to be a doctor to obtain pain medication from a Sussex drug store.
According to the criminal complaint, the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department was contacted in October by the Shopko located at N66 W25201 Main St. about several recent instances of prescription fraud.
An employee told police that on four separate occasions in September the store was contacted by a man who identified himself as Dr. Arlen Delp. "Delp" asked that several prescriptions for hydrocodone, an opiate medication used to treat moderate to severe pain, be filled for patient Dale Kusick. He also asked that a prescription for blood pressure medication be filled.
The prescriptions were filled and picked up by Kusick, the employee said.
The store sent a letter to Delp on Oct. 3, 2012 asking whether the prescriptions were legimitate. Delp said they were not and asked that law enforcement be contacted.
» Read Full ArticleHerro choice as chief for Summit
By Donna FrakeThe Village of Summit Police Commission appointed Jeffrey Herro as Summit Police Chief subject to an employment agreement with the Village Board and pending a successful drug/alcohol test and physical exam. The board is scheduled to meet with Herro Wednesday night to review the employment agreement.
Numerous departments respond to Wern Valley fire
By Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Firefighters continue to douse structures at Wern Valley Sportsman's Club early Tuesday morning.
Five face charges in Merton vandalism
Four Waukesha County teens and a North Lake man are facing charges in connection with a vandalism spree this weekend in the Town of Merton.
Deputies responded to Kilbourne Road on June 9 after receiving reports of shots being fired. Deputies arrested a 16-year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy from the Town of Merton, a 15-year-old Menomonee Falls boy, 15-year-old Hartland boy and 23-year-old North Lake man.
All were at a bonfire at the home of the 15-year-old Town of Merton boy, and had been drinking, according to the Sheriff's Department. Sometime in the early morning hours, four of the individuals began to walk around the area shooting at signs, mailboxes, birdhouses and a residence. The two weapons -- a 20-gauge double-barrel shotgun and a .35 caliber rifle -- were owned by the 15-year-old Merton boy's parent; both have been recovered.
The subjects face charges that include reckless endangering safety, endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, criminal damage to property, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and underage drinking.
Chicks killed in barn fire at Wern Valley
No people were injured in a five-alarm fire at the Wern Valley game farm in Genesee overnight, but thousands of pheasant chicks died.
Firefighters from numerous departments turned out to battle the fire, which destroyed at least one barn. More details as they become available.
House fire near Lac La Belle
Firefighters from multiple departments responded to a house fire in Monastery Hill on the north shore of Lac La Belle at about 10:20 p.m. Monday. More details as they become available.
Waukesha County man helping turtle across road hit by school bus
By Lydia Mulvany of the Journal SentinelA turtle on Highway 59 in Eagle made it safely across the road with the help of a local man — who, unfortunately, got hit by a school bus in the process.
The driver of the school bus saw the man crossing Highway 59 just west of Antique Lane and slowed down, the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department said in a release.
After the man, who is 70 and from Eagle, picked up the turtle, he didn't see the bus coming and stepped out in front of it. Witnesses said the bus, owned by Illinois Central Truck Leasing, was going about 15 mph when it struck him, the release said. An ambulance took the man to Waukesha Memorial Hospital for injuries that were not life-threatening.
There were 49 children, three teachers and two parents on the bus, none of whom was hurt. The bus was from Lincoln School.
The turtle also survived the accident.
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Pulling into the station: Model train show to bring magic of locomotives to Plano Centre
Photo courtesy of Lone Star Flyer Train Club – The Dallas Area Model Train Show will return to the Plano Centre Jan. 19 and 20, bringing with it more than 10 operating model train layouts, more than 70 vendor booths and a selection of clinics for hobbyists looking to improve their displays.
By Conner Hammett,
Published: Friday, January 4, 2013 4:31 PM CST
North Texans will get a chance to immerse themselves in the world of locomotives when the Dallas Area Model Train Show pulls into the Plano Centre Jan. 19 and 20.
With the show, the North Texas Council of Railroad Clubs enters its 28th annual season, and its 10th year holding the event at the Plano Centre.
The council, which consists of 26 clubs from throughout the DFW Metroplex, will bring at least 12 operating model train layouts and 70 vendor booths, along with a mini-train ride, railroad art and how-to clinics to the event. One interactive display will allow guests to hook cars together to assemble a train on the tracks, just like a real railroad switching yard.
Augie Svatek is a 10-year member of Lone Star Flyer, a 24-member club with participation stretching from as far away as Oklahoma and Ohio. He said the show provides entertainment for kids of all ages, all the way up through grandparents in their 80s.
"The railroad industry is a tremendously impressive industry in the United States, and the model train is something that has the opportunity to duplicate that," he said. "One of the things that I really enjoy with the model trains, that I think is something that a lot of other people enjoy, is the creativity and the imagination stimuli that it offers. You can get a piece of the model train and you can put it up on the shelf as a piece to admire, and people gravitate to it to look at it. You can get heavily involved in putting together a table and scenery, and people enjoy that. It's [about] creativity."
Svatek said the show is designed to appeal both to the hobbyist, who can purchase model pieces and kits from vendor booths and attend how-to clinics, and the general public, who can enjoy the running displays and buy Thomas the Tank Engine merchandise for their little ones at vendor booths.
"We are really interested in reaching out an expanding our exposure, if you will," he said. "We're looking to introduce the hobby to additional people, [so they can also] enjoy railroading"
Svatek said a big part of the appeal of model trains is the ability to learn about and simulate the various functions trains have served over the years, transporting goods ranging from crops to coal.
"All of those are things the railroad has done for ages and continues to do today, and we can replicate that if we desire," he said. "Or we can put it on a track and let it run around the Christmas tree, and that's sheer enjoyment itself."
The Dallas Area Model Train show begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. Admission is $8 per person. Children under 12 are admitted free.
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We all know how enticing Ricky's is this time of year, with the werewolf guy handing out flyers and people walking around wearing hot pink Elvis wigs.
But why buy when you can DIY? Here are sixteen great last-minute costume ideas — all presented in less than 90 seconds in today's video — that won't require you to elbow through a crowded shop.
We've got so many memes and utter randomness, you might think we're crazy. But if fully embracing October 31 is wrong, we don't want to be right.
Hope we don't scare you too much.
For more detailed instructions, check out our gallery. Still not sure what you want to be? Here's last year's Halloween video. And if you've got little ones, check out our favorite children's costumes.
Our iPhones are third arms at this point. In today's video, SuChin shares three apps that make them even more indispensable.
To fill your phone with more fun, check out our list of seventeen apps you can't live without.
Juices or shakes? Carbs or Atkins? Stevia or agave? When it comes to healthy eating, sometimes it's just easier to say, "Pass the Oreos."
In today's 5 Questions with SuChin Pak, nutritionist Kimberly Snyder answers our burning foodie FAQs, from her feelings on juice cleanses to the items she would add and subtract from everyone's diets.
We took advantage of Snyder's know-how (her latest book, The Beauty Detox Foods, came out yesterday) and snagged a hair-thickening Caesar salad recipe and a roundup of foods that combat cellulite, too.
It's evident the health guru practices what she preaches: She's flawless in person.
We're lucky she sandwiched us in.
The Beauty Detox Foods is available at amazon.com, $11. For more about Snyder, go to kimberlysnyder.net and check out her five beauty must-haves.
In this week's installment, SuChin has three techy gadgets you never knew you needed: a tiny printer, a toothbrush sanitizer, and a portable humidifier.
For more of SuChin's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To purchase the items for this week, go to amazon.com, comforthouse.com, and brookstone.com.
In today's video, SuChin Pak shares three of her favorite wardrobe items that go the distance from late winter through spring. She's picked a dress that isn't too girly despite its ruffles, a classic maroon leather jacket, and a mixed-media necklace.
For more of SuChin's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To purchase the items for this week, go to barneys.com, unitedbamboo.com, and ofakind.com.
We like to fashion our lives after the characters on Downton Abbey (minus getting jilted at the altar, going to war, death during childbirth, and that weird Mr. Pamuk scenario).
The first step: baking a rhubarb fool (a dessert resembling a trifle) like a Brit. In today's video, chef Karen Hatfield (from L.A.'s The Sycamore Kitchen and Hatfield's) shows us how to make a version with ginger sabayon.
Not only is it bloody simple, you can substitute any kind of berry if rhubarb isn't your thing.
Just send Daisy to pick some up.
For more information on Hatfield's restaurants, go to hatfieldsrestaurant.com or thesycamorekitchen.com. Still hungry? Check out Daniel Boulud's burger, Sam Talbot's fish tacos, and Eddie Huang's pork bao.
Sorry, wallets everywhere. You're about to get a lot thinner.
SuChin Pak's latest Currently Coveting video is money: three gadgets that usher in spring-cleaning and organization. (Who doesn't want a robot that mops the floor?)
The video's part of our weekly series in which SuChin highlights a trio of goods she — and probably you — can't live without. In case you missed the others, check out her favorite green beauty products, items that keep life cheerful through the winter, and gifts for significant others.
We launch a new installment every Tuesday. Next up: spring's best outfit.
Good buy, Benjamins.
Want more? Check out SuChin's YouTube playlist for her top videos across the Web.
Taylor Swift makes snow globes. Ryan Gosling knits.
We love when well-heeled people embrace their idiosyncrasies.
So we can't get enough of Lindsay Segal, co-owner of Luxury Garage Sale (a Chicago-based upscale consignment service) and avid collector of robots, vintage plates, porcelain animals, and costume jewelry. In today's Inside Story, she gives us a peek into her light-filled West Loop apartment.
It's no surprise she's accrued so many treasures — combing antique stores and estate sales is literally her job. The fact that most of her jewelry costs less than $100 is a testament to her keen eye for design.
This Segal's a rare bird.
To shop Luxury Garage Sale, go to luxurygaragesale.com. For more Inside Stories, check out designer Lela Rose's dream loft, actress/writer Mindy Kaling's closet, and designer Heidi Merrick's Silver Lake bungalow.
In this installment, SuChin Pak shares three items that'll get you through the final days of winter: a sweater that's half party/half relaxing at home, a dress so bright you have to wear shades, and bath melts you can make in your kitchen.
For more of Pak's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To get the items for this week, go to rachelcomey.com, facebook.com/jillaikoyeedesigns, and tibi.com.
In the second installment of our new weekly series, SuChin Pak dishes about three gifts you should buy for yourself (or someone else, if that's your thing) on Valentine's Day.
For more of Pak's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To purchase the items for this week, go to estatejewelsbygr.com, printstagr.am, and macaronparlour.com.
Since it's almost V-Day, we have a confession: We've had a crush on model Coco Rocha ever since she did an Irish jig down the catwalk at John Paul Gaultier in 2007.
Now that the 24-year-old is a mentor (alongside Naomi Campbell and Karolina Kurkova) on Oxygen's new model competition show, The Face, we thought it time to act. She's the subject of our first-ever Five Questions with SuChin Pak video series.
From her first kiss (the answer to which will shock you) to what she'd be doing if she weren't modeling, Rocha gets deep for our chief correspondent. And, yes, she's as pretty and porcelain looking in person as on TV.
Our feelings only grow stronger.
The Face premieres tomorrow night at 9 p.m. EST. For more information, go to the-face.oxygen.com. Want more Pak? Here are her current obsessions.
Our woman about town, SuChin Pak, likes things. Lots of things. And in this new series, she's showcasing three of them each week. They could range from a YouTube video on foot massage (that's right) to her favorite outfit at that moment. Check back every Tuesday for a new video.
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Usually, when we film an In the Kitchen video, the purpose is to teach viewers to re-create a recipe.
But during our shoot with Eddie Huang, chef at Baohaus in Manhattan, five minutes into making his pork bao he said, "Honestly, people can't do this. If you want to do that, try Momofuku."
Which sums up what drew us to Huang in the first place: His memoir, Fresh Off the Boat, out now. Huang, whose parents are Taiwanese, grew up in Orlando, moved to NYC, and became a lawyer, a hustler, a stand-up, and a restaurateur.
The book's appeal is Huang's honest, funny description of his experience growing up Asian-American, and finding both solace and strife in his Chinese heritage. We promise it's like nothing you've ever read.
Like his baos, he's inimitable.
Fresh Off the Boat is available at amazon.com, $14.
Your fridge is kind of like a graveyard: smelly and riddled with ghosts of meals past.
Resuscitate it (and your well-being) with today's video: a peek into plant-based expert Heather Crosby's fridge.
When not creating healthy recipes for her website, YumUniverse, Crosby can be found planting, sprouting, and engaging in otherwise enviable activities.
What she stores in the old icebox? Plenty of kale and homemade almond milk, to start.
It's incentive enough to change your habits.
So you can R.I.P.
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You drink green juices and eat kale salads. And then pizza, beer, and Ben & Jerry's take you out in one fell swoop.
For those days when you don't eat like a glowing goddess, you need a little extra nutrition. In this Inside Story, we explore the vitamin cabinet of Whitney Tingle and Danielle DuBoise, founders of Sakara Life organic meal delivery service in New York.
Though the ladies maintain vitamins are best absorbed from food, they still recommend a magnesium supplement to calm you down, a natural anti-inflammatory, and a "life-changing" probiotic. Plus, they share a mouthwash they're newly obsessed with.
Because nobody's perfect.
For more information on Sakara Life, go to sakaralife.com. To learn where to buy these supplements, check out our flipbook. For more help on your resolutions, watch grocery shopping tips from Dr. Frank Lipman and nutritionist Kimberly Snyder's fridge tour.
There's no place like home for the holidays. Unless it's someone else's massive Manhattan townhouse, replete with a huge Christmas tree and 4-year-old twins singing "Jingle Bells." (Yeah, we'll take that.)
It belongs to Candela designer Gabriela Perezutti. In today's Inside Story, she gives us a tour of the space she shares with husband Austin Hearst and daughters Olivia and Mia.
The house is currently decorated for the season, but evidence of Perezutti's upbringing on a cattle ranch in Uruguay remains. We especially love the black and white photos of her mom on horseback.
They make us happy in a million ways.
For more information on Candela, go to candelanyc.com.
Before we bring you today's regularly scheduled content, we want to mention our thoughts are with all those affected by Hurricane Sandy. To make a financial donation to help with disaster relief, go to redcross.org.
The appeal of dressing up as Honey Boo Boo tomorrow night is obvious (but you'd have to eat Cheetos the entire time to be realistic).
To get the necessary props, you'd need to elbow through the nightmarish Halloween store crowds and spend a Benjamin on wigs and boas.
Instead we've assembled ten costumes you can make with stuff around the house — from Fifty Shades of Grey and Ermahgerd Gersberms to something we're calling "Gingham Style."
None of them requires you to chug go-go juice (sorry).
But you'll still be the queeeeeeeen.
Check out our videos from Halloweens past to see how to dress up like Shark Week or a Kraft Single (yeah, that's right).
There are celebs, and there are celebs.
In today's video, we meet up with our favorite member of the latter: Uggie, a.k.a. star of The Artist, who takes time out of his busy A-lister schedule to show us how to do everything.
From spicing up your marriage to avoiding your landlord, he's been there, done that. For further proof, check out his eponymous new autobiography (that's right), Uggie.
And to answer your questions: Is he humble despite his millions? Yes. Is he shorter in person? Maybe just a little. Is he really a toddler dressed in a canine costume?
We didn't get that kind of access.
Uggie is available at amazon.com, $10. For more gratuitous animal footage, check out our videos on turning your dog into a painter and giving a canine massage.
The last thing we taught ourselves was the "Gangnam Style" dance. Someone thought it was the MC Hammer (so you can imagine how good it was).
New Yorker Rachel Brown, on the other hand, taught herself to sing and play guitar during her junior year at Harvard. Now three years later, Wyclef regularly joins her onstage and she's opened for John Legend.
For today's video, we invited her to our office to perform the cheerful "Bumblebee," accompanied by a six-person band (before you ask, that crazy thing is called a kora).
The hype is justified. Notice she's even picked up the ukulele.
Can't touch that.
Brown's debut album, Building Castles, is available at itunes.com. To see more performances, check out our sit-downs with Christina Courtin, Karen Elson, Freelance Whales, and Eliza Doolittle.


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