The 14-2 Midwest Penguins volleyball team finishes the season at Center Court Sunday, April 28. Members of the team are (left to right) Ebon Olapo, Olivia Healy, Callie Bednarek, Sarah Schmidt, Hannah Sugrue, Emily Steele, Vivian Gross, Sophie Tiahnybik, Michelle Dieckelman, Kelsey Brester and Milena Luksich.
- Photo #id_205594961
-
Photo #id_205219061
The Hartland Just For Kix Jazz dancers handing out flowers to residents at Lake Country Landing in Oconomowoc. Six dance teams from Just For Kix performed a total of 8 routines for the residents on Saturday, April 20th. For more information visit www.justforkix.com/danceclasses/hartland_wi
Credit: Maria Anderson - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_205219041
The Hartland Just For Kix Jazz dancers handing out flowers to residents at Lake Country Landing in Oconomowoc. Six dance teams from Just For Kix performed a total of 8 routines for the residents on Saturday, April 20th. For more information visit www.justforkix.com/danceclasses/hartland_wi
Credit: Maria Anderson - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_204679221
Midwest Penguins 15-1's
Credit: Lisa Rushman - Hartland, WI 53029, WI
-
Photo #id_200048781
Congratulations to the Kettle Moraine Boys 8th Grade team who finished 4th in the Wisconsin State Invitational Championship Tournament this past weekend.
Credit: Kimberly Dahmen - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_198774691
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, March 2013) –The real thing: Sophia Kicciardi, 3, of Oconomowoc, who loves building model trains with her grandfather, got to see a real train at the Milwaukee County Zoo. She and her family visited the train shop during the Zoo’s Behind the Scenes Weekend on March 9. About 3,800 zoogoers toured areas not usually open to the public during the two-day event held March 9 and 10. Zoo Pride, the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s volunteer auxiliary, led tours through such areas as the Zoo’s Commissary, train-storage for winter, elk barn, indoor hippo stalls, and Aquatic & Reptile Center.
Credit: Richard Brodzeller - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_197157901
The 14-2 Midwest Penguins went undefeated in the Block Party Classic at Arrowhead High School, Saturday, Feb. 16, taking first in the gold division after defeating Club SWAT, North Star and Ozaukee Wave in pool play, and Milwaukee Rally and Jefferson County Flair in the Medals round. Back Row (l-r): Milena Luksich, Delafield; Sophie Tiahnybik, Hartland, Pewaukee; Michelle Dieckelman, Waukesha; Hannah Sugrue, Hartland; Vivian Gross, Waukesha; Olivia Healy, Big Bend; Callie Bednarek, Pewaukee. Front Row: Coach Brian Luera, Waukesha; Kelsey Brester, Pewaukee; Sarah Schmidt, Menomonee Falls; Emily Steele, Pewaukee; Coach Barb Peters, Waukesha. Not pictured Ebun Olapo, Menomonee Falls
Credit: Thomas Luksich - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_196885631
Rachel and Laura, both of Delafield, make some finishing touches on their 10ft tall snowman.
Credit: Rachel - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_194817601
Lil' Grace's expression tells of her thrill to experience a baby chick during the 2nd Annual Spring Portraits with Bunnies & Chicks.
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_194817551
Mariellen LaRue, left, and Kris Webster both of Mukwonago enjoyed snowshoeing at Waukesha County's Mukwonago Park. Snowshoeing is allowed in all Waukesha County Parks, we just ask they stay off the cross country ski trails. For current snow conditions long onto www.waukeshacountyparks.com.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_193571081
The Pewaukee High School Varsity Cheer team became the Grand Champions in the Cheer Dance Large division after winning 1st place at the WACPC 2013 State Cheer Championships on Saturday, February 23rd in Madison at the Alliant Energy Center.
Front row (left to right): Shannon Douglas, Stephanie Batten, Monica Brester, Chace Goff, Paige Maki
Middle row (left to right): Abby Monday, Taylor Johnson, Jess Wolter, Cassidy Doome, Zoe Kanavas, Ashley Willig, Maya Schaefer, Samm Snyder, Coach Anna Duerwachter
Back row (left to right): Kendra Koepp, Lauren DalSanto, Maija Beaudoin, Brittany Adkins
Credit: Anna Duerwachter - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_193571031
The Pewaukee High School Varsity Cheer team became the Grand Champions in the Cheer Dance Large division after winning 1st place at the WACPC 2013 State Cheer Championships on Saturday, February 23rd in Madison at the Alliant Energy Center.
Front row (left to right): Shannon Douglas, Stephanie Batten, Monica Brester, Chace Goff, Paige Maki
Middle row (left to right): Abby Monday, Taylor Johnson, Jess Wolter, Cassidy Doome, Zoe Kanavas, Ashley Willig, Maya Schaefer, Samm Snyder, Coach Anna Duerwachter
Back row (left to right): Kendra Koepp, Lauren DalSanto, Maija Beaudoin, Brittany Adkins
Credit: Anna Duerwachter - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_193570981
St.Charles Hartland 7th Grade Girls Get Third in the Waukesha Catholic Basketball Tournament at Catholic Memorial High School
Credit: Mary K. Morrow - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_191701641
The West Allis Lightning Boys 15 club volleyball team took first place in the St Louis Gateway Boys Fest this past weekend. This is the second straight USA Volleyball national qualifier that the boys have won, earning them the right to compete in the USAV Junior Nationals in Reno, NV in July. Team members include Quinn Barkow (Wauwatosa), Andre Sydnor and Tyler Parker (Brookfield), Scott Stadick (Watertown), Quinn Farrel, Adam Campbell, Stephen Kraninger and Matt Murphy (New Berlin), Ryan Korom (Oconomowoc) and Mitchell Pralle and Alex Huebner (Hartland), the team is coached by Ryan Thompson, Scott Perry and Taylor Jerominski.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
-
Photo #id_189249881
FIRST PLACE - The 6th grade Arrowhead Basketball Club Red Team took first place in the Kimberly Area Youth Basketball Tournament On January 19th, 2013. Back Row: Asst. Coach Chris Gouin, Jack Boettcher, Nic Wohlfiel, Jonathan Witter, Avon Prange, Jack Hazod, Head Coach Eric Haertle. Front Row: Will Paulson, Bryce Haertle, Tyler Gouin, Cole Kyle, Ben Klein and Sam Klopp.
Credit: Sarah Kyle - Hartland, WI, AL
-
Photo #id_189249821
Slippery roads and deep ditches don't mix.
Credit: Mary Gratz - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_188655531
Mukwonago house fire on the intersection of Squire and Sandie Lane on 12/25/13.
Credit: Sara Otto - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_184808121
Kelsey & Kaden enjoying their snow day
Credit: Kelsey and Kaden - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_184086641
Local school class stopped in at the Whitman Park Plaza Hallmark store to sing Christmas carols...amazing and emotional !!!
Credit: Lauren Schultz - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_183158691
Troop 49 Boundary Waters
Credit: Matt M. Valentine - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_182971881
OH WHAT FUN our kids had with the first snow of the season!
Credit: Jamie Marquardt - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_182534361
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Dec. 2012)—Songs and smiles: Jeff Trowbridge, of Hartland, bounces daughter Olivia, 2, on his lap while listening to live holiday music at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Dec. 1. The Trowbridges were attending breakfast during the Zoo’s Breakfast & Lunch with Santa event, sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles. Guests could enjoy breakfast or lunch on December 1, 8, or 15, while only lunch was served Dec. 2, 9, or 16. Live music entertained families during their hearty meal, which included eggs, sausage, fruit and flavored kringle. Zoogoers also could meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, and each child received a plush-toy penguin to take home.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_182183651
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—Jane St. John, of Oconomowoc, looks on as granddaughter Brighid Dahle, 3, of Milwaukee, colors her ape mask. Brighid and St. John were attending the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class on Nov. 16 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The class’s 3-year-olds created a pair of toy binoculars, learned to knuckle-walk like an ape, and decorated their own gorilla mask and monkey tail. Then they used the binoculars to view the Zoo’s primates on a Zoo tour. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_182183581
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—How’s the view? Rylan Wadina, 3, of Pewaukee, tests out the toy binoculars he made during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The class’s 3-year-olds also learned to knuckle-walk like an ape and decorated their own gorilla mask and monkey tail. Rylan and his classmates used their handmade binoculars to see the Zoo’s primates on a Zoo tour. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_182183541
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—Avery Jones, 3, of Pewaukee, colors the fruits on a tree during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Avery learned that some primates like to eat fruit during the Nov. 16 class. The class’s 3-year-olds created a pair of toy binoculars, learned to knuckle-walk like an ape, and decorated their own gorilla mask and monkey tail. Then they used the binoculars to view the Zoo’s primates on a Zoo tour. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_182183491
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—How’s the view? Nick Zirgibel, 3, of Hartland, tests out the toy binoculars he made during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The class’s 3-year-olds learned to knuckle-walk like an ape and decorated their own gorilla mask and monkey tail. Nick and his classmates used their handmade binoculars to see the Zoo’s primates on a Zoo tour. This class session was held on Nov. 16. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_182183471
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—Kimberly Jones, of Pewaukee, and daughter Avery, 3, read about orangutans at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Nov. 16. The mother and daughter were on a Zoo tour during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class. The class’s 3-year-olds created a pair of toy binoculars, learned to knuckle-walk like an ape, and decorated their own gorilla mask and monkey tail. Then they used the binoculars to view the Zoo’s primates on a Zoo tour. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_181309101
Congratulations to November Colored Belt Testing Candidates!
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_181309091
As fall has passed and we get the winter days some swan at Mukwonago Park are still swimming around.
Credit: Ulises Alarcon - Eagle, WI, WI
-
Photo #id_177282511
The Oconomowoc High School Drama Club presents a murder mystery dinner at Wilkinson Woods senior community.
Credit: Karen Eidem, Laureate Group - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_177282441
The kids from All About Learning daycare center trick-or-treat at Wilkinson Woods senior community.
Credit: Karen Eidem, Wilkinson Woods - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_172647821
Gabbie shows off her fall dress
Credit: Gabbie Nelson - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_170019786
Jack Fisher, age 2, of Merton, was zonked out after he attended last year's Apple Harvest Festival, at Retzer Nature Center. This year Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, will be held on Saturday, September 22, from 9 am to 5 pm. For more information, log on to www.waukeshacountyparks.com.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_170019766
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, September 2012)—Pedal to the pavement: Harrison Biesboer, 4, of Oconomowoc, pedals hard in the Milwaukee County Zoo’s tractor pull on Sept. 8. Harrison was attending the Zoo’s Family Farm Weekend, sponsored by the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. The weekend also included ice cream and peanut butter making, a bluegrass band, a farmer’s market, and hayrides through the Zoo. The mini-tractor pull was sponsored by CNH. On Sunday, Alice in Dairyland made an appearance to teach zoogoers about Wisconsin’s farming industry. The harvest festivities drew more than 12,600 people to the Zoo during the two-day event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_168596666
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, August 2012)—Polka Partners: Carol and John Algrim, of Eagle, polka dance in the shade on the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Flamingo Terrace. The Algrims were attending the Zoo’s Senior Celebration, sponsored by Wheaton Franciscan Senior Health. Seniors also could dance to live polka and jazz music, visit the Zoo’s butterfly gardens, and get health information. More than 9,750 people braved high heat and humidity to attend the Zoo event. Zoogoers age 55 and older received free Zoo admission (parking not included).
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_167320745
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, August 2012)—Fries and friends: Waukesha residents Alyssa Jacklin (left) and Mindy Benz (right) share cheese fries with Melanie Blank, of Ixonia, at the Zoo on Aug. 17. They were at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel a la Carte at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Their fries were from the Charcoal Grill & Rotisserie, one of more than 30 restaurants participating in this annual food and music fest. The fest ran Aug. 16-19 and drew more than 74,500 people. U.S. Cellular sponsored a Fan Favorite Text Vote, which allowed visitors to vote for their favorite restaurant by texting a code; voters were entered to win prizes like Zoo admission passes. Live music was featured on six stages, with national acts like Los Lonely Boys and the BoDeans headlining on different nights.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_166393606
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, August 2012)—Jim Dennert, of Mukwonago, helps his daughter Ava, 4, secure their tent to a stake during a campout at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Aug. 8. The Dennerts were attending the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s annual Snooze at the Zoo fundraiser, sponsored by Old Orchard Brands and Sentry Foods. The campout included a picnic dinner, a movie on the Ralph Evinrude Landing, s’mores, and more. The event lasted four nights, Aug. 8-11, with different families camping out along Lake Evinrude each night. More than 1,430 campers attended altogether.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
- Photo #id_166241586
-
Photo #id_166241576
Recycle Raccoon with the staff from Oconomowoc Library at the YMCA Kids Fest today!
Credit: Rebecca Mattano - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_166103916
Zoe the Roman soldier attends Heritage Days at Lisbon Community Park.
Credit: Susan Gehlbach - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_165129586
Leo President Amanda Phillips presents a $600 check to Deputy Mark Nihoris in support of their upcoming Make A Wish event at Sussex Village Park on September 8th. Also pictured are:
Deputy Chad Niles, Lt Sara Massa, Deputy Bob Faith, Deputy Ty Dick, Deputy Jennifer Wallschlaeger, Captain Michelle Larsuel, Det. Jay Dunston, Deputy Christi Bahr, and Deputy Matt Van Ells. Sussex Leo's Corinna Wiese, Meghan Verity, Anna Ezell, Emily Linzmeyer, Emily Poenitsch, Robyn White, Kellie Kuehl, Ashlyn Adams, Emily Hartung, and Maddie Adams.
Credit: Greg Mears / Sussex Lions - Leo Advisor - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161377355
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls Luminaria Ceremony
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161377115
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls Luminaria Ceremony
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161376955
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls - Balloon Release at Dawn, sponsored by Team T90X.
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161376885
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls - Menomonee Falls' Chief of Police, Anna Ruzinski Sings the National Anthem at the June 15th Relay For Life Event at the Sussex Hamilton High School.
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161376815
2012 American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls - Bob Krawczyk - 2012 Honorary Chair tells his story as a 2 time Cancer Survivor
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161376695
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls - Boy Scout Troop #175 Leads the 2012 Committee into the Stadium to start the event.
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161376615
2012 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Sussex-Menomonee Falls - June 15-16th, 2012. Sussex Hamilton Drum Corp Lead the 2012 Committee into the Stadium to start the "Olympic" themed Event.
Credit: Kris Schroeder - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_161239855
The youth group from Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1600 S. Genesee St., Delafield, hosted a "School's Out for Summer" Party, celebrating the 1950s with food, music, and a classic car show, in the church parking lot. The event featured Al Wagner's Classic Corvette Exhibit and recreated a 1950s drive-in restaurant atmosphere named Gary's Diner — Where the food is Heavenly! Funds raised help to support the youth and chaperones' trip to New Orleans for the ELCA National Youth Gathering later in July. For information on Christ the King, call (262) 646-2343 or visit www.ctkdelafield.org.
Credit: Ron Sonntag - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_${p.id}
Credit: $tempPhoto.submittedBy - $tempPhoto.location, $tempPhoto.state
-
Photo #id_${p.id}
Credit: $tempPhoto.submittedBy - $tempPhoto.location, $tempPhoto.state
-
Photo #id_158559305
All traffic was stopped on "K" by 3 police motorcyclists who were escorting a brigade of "Patriot" motorcyclists. The Patriots were on their way to honor a fallen military service person.
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_152558365
Everest Milwaukee student Tonya Guevera reaches the third mile of the American Cancer Society’s 17th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront.
Credit: Alison Struve - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_152558305
Everest Milwaukee Medical Assisting Students Lakusha Graham, Angjelina Bode, and Jakina McGhee stop for a picture on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront before beginning the American Cancer Society’s 17th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.
Credit: Alison Struve - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_152558245
Singin' in the Rain Finale Dance at Elation Dance Center's Spring Recital, "Hits to History".
Credit: Elation Dance Center - Delafield, WI
- Photo #id_149589145
-
Photo #id_149053635
Free community event Children's Music Festival sponsored by Grandma's House in celebration of children and families during NAEYC's annual Week of the Young Children. Performances by: AHS Jazz Band, Bluegrass Guitarist – Scott Skewron, and a hands-on drum circle with Tom Gill and Rhythm for Unity. Refreshments sponsored by Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly, Culver's and Walmart.
Early years ARE learning years!
Credit: Tara Ahrendt - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_149053605
6th Grade Girl Scout Troop 2771 from Big Bend Elem.
Winners of Half Pint Library book drive with Half Price Books. The troop collected over 1300 books in March 2012.
Credit: Karen Flood - Big Bend, WI
- Photo #id_148680265
-
Photo #id_148549475
Kettle Moraine's Andy Keal edges past Arrowhead to help his 4X400 team take 1st at the Classic 8 Conference Relays 4-21-12
Credit: Bridget Keal - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_147571395
Charles C. DuBois, president of Standard Process Inc. and Oconomowoc Lake resident, accepts an honorary doctorate degree from New York Chiropractic College where he also delivered the commencement address last month. This is the third honorary degree that has been awarded to DuBois.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_144674165
Last weekends Spring Portraits Fundraiser to benefit animal rescue. The amazement of holding a bunny.
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_143400546
7th Grade Swallow Gold team took 2nd Place in the AMSAC tournament. Coached by Sarah Kyle and Matt Miller. Team members: Back Row: Mitchell Darrow, Bennett Knapek, Mitchel Grothey, Matt Duchow, Tommy Miller. Front Row: Ben Frasure, Connor Teel and Ivan Kyle. Congratulations to the 7th Grade Swallow Gold Team.
Credit: Sarah Kyle - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_141469383
The Waukesha County Dental Society, a local component of the Wisconsin Dental Association, welcomed Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch to its recent meeting at the Country Springs Hotel in Pewaukee. Pictured with Lt. Gov. Kleefisch are, from left, Dr. Will Gill; WDA Immediate Past-President Dr. Gene Shoemaker and WDA President Dr. Steve Stoll.
Credit: Wisconsin Dental Association - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_141469313
The Waukesha County Dental Society, a local component of the Wisconsin Dental Association, welcomed several state legislators to its recent meeting at the Country Springs Hotel in Pewaukee. Pictured are, from left, WDA Immediate Past-President Dr. Gene Shoemaker; State Rep. Steve Nass (R-Whitewater); State Sen. Leah Vukmir (R-Wauwatosa); State Rep. Dan Knodl (R-Germantown); State Rep. Paul Farrow (R-Pewaukee); State Rep. Mike Kuglitsch (R-New Berlin); State Rep. Don Pridemore (R-Hartford); WDA President Dr. Steve Stoll; State Rep. Dave Craig (R-Big Bend); Waukesha County Dental Society President-Elect Dr. Mary Karkow; State Sen. Rich Zipperer (R-Pewaukee); and Waukesha County Dental Society President Dr. Paul Nemcek.
Credit: Wisconsin Dental Association - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_140880263
Firefighters team up from surounding communities to fight Mukwonago garage and house fire.
Credit: Gary Shefchik - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_140880153
Fire departments across Waukesha County swarm into Mukwonago to assist in house fire.
Credit: Gary Shefchik - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_138558274
So much for the goose roundup! I have never seen so many geese in my 10 years of living on Lake Nagawicka! They sure showed us!!
Credit: Paula Sobczak - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_137891438
Arrowhead Basketball Club 6th Grade Red Team Wins Waukesha South Winter Classic Basketball Tournament (January 21 - 22)
Back Row - Coach Thad McGrew, JJ Oehmcke, Jake Eskoff, Jonathan Chycinski, John Zarling, Ben Nimz, Alec Meister, Coach Jeff Dubnicka
Front Row - Josh Horning, Alex Yost, Aleck Sharma, Owen Gordon, Luke Dubnicka, Nick Martin
Credit: Jeri Nimz - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_137668953
The West Allis Lightning Boys 14's Volleyball team took first place in the Dennis Lafata Gateway Boy's Festival on Jan 14/15 in St Louis and earned a bid to the 2012 USA Volleyball Boys Junior Natinal Championships to be held in Dallas July 1~8. The team went undefeated in the two-day event. Team members include Quinn Barkow and Scott MacGillis (Wauwatosa), Andre Sydnor (Brookfield), Scott Stadick (Watertown), Mitchell Pralle (Hartland) and Adam Campbell, Stephen Kraninger, Greg Von Rueden, Matthew Zeske, Steven Mulvey and Quinn Farrel (all of New Berlin); the team is coached by Dan Hardwick and Pat Foley.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
-
Photo #id_136767943
A coyote trying to cross the street to get to Culvers
Credit: Michael Grady - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_136767853
Hunter Orlowski, 8, of Mukwonago, WI competing on stage at the Super Grands Karate World Games in Sacramento, CA during Christmas break.
Credit: Michelle Orlowski - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_136106083
"Golden" Frankincense and Myrrh- Happy holidays from Bock Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine
Credit: David Bock - Oconomowoc WI, WI
-
Photo #id_135917058
All I want for Christmas is -- my yellow belt! Trevor Z. shows his new yellow belt after graduation at Lake Country Martial Arts on Friday, December 16th.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_135601823
No mom, I am not happy that you put this dorky headband on me AGAIN this year.
Credit: Susi Schuele - Lisbon, WI
-
Photo #id_135406018
Cuddlin’ with the Clauses: Andrew Sorum, 2, of Oconomowoc, fit perfectly in between Santa and Mrs. Claus with his red and white holiday sweater. He was at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Breakfast With Santa Dec. 3. Sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles, the holiday event included a meal complete with kringle, time to share Christmas wishes with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and live holiday jingles. Participants could sign up for breakfast or lunch on Saturdays, or lunch on Sundays during the run of the event: Dec. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 or 18, 2011. All dates are filled. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_135405998
Brothers Keegan (left), 7 months, and Connor Wasserburger, 3, of Sussex, were on their best behavior while meeting Santa and Mrs. Claus. The boys were with their family at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Breakfast With Santa Dec. 3. Sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles, the holiday event included a meal complete with kringle, time to share Christmas wishes with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and live holiday jingles. Participants could sign up for breakfast or lunch on Saturdays, or lunch on Sundays during the run of the event: Dec. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 or 18, 2011. All dates are filled. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_135264803
Elation Dancer perform at Christmas at the Inn at Hawk's Inn.
Credit: Elation Dance Center - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_135023068
Yes, there is December golf in Wisconsin. Ray Gzrys, John Haumschild, and Dwayne Bloomquist loyal members of the Naga-Waukee “100 round” club, enjoyed a December 1st round of golf at Waukesha County’s Naga-Waukee War Memorial Golf Course in Delafield.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_133821803
Elation Dance Company performed at the Milwaukee Wave's home opener. This is Kettle Moraine High School Senior, Heather Kozlowski.
Credit: Marja Finnigan - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_133821738
Elation Dance Company dancers posing with Jack from the "I Back Jack" foundation. They were a part of the World's Largest Game of Bananagrams held at Arrowhead High School on 11/12.
Credit: Marja Finnigan - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_133530693
The Mukwonago Infinity Dance Team placed first in the Junior All Star Kick category and first in the Junior All Star Pom category; earning the highest pom score of the entire competition at the 2nd Annual MSOE Raider Dance Invite on November 5, 2011. Pictured from left to right are: (Back) Coach Cindy Zuknik, Sabrina Zuknik, Sarah Surprise, Katie VanSusteren, Monica May, Maddy Chiello, Bridget Johnson, Elizabeth Jacobson, Coach Gina Chanos (Middle) Asst. Coach Sarah Kubicek, Allie Thuemling, Sarah King, Savannah Goral, AnnaKate Ruzga, Sydney Harris, Mariah Hummer, Maddie Guise, Cassie Rutledge, Asst. Coach Megan Schedlbauer (Front) Nikki Weinkauf, Alyssa Meixelsperger, Abbie Kmiec, Anna Schell, Kirsten Jorgensen, Lexie Rutzinski, Abbey Woodward, Madde Zimmer
Credit: Anna Meixelsperger - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_133359528
These four women toasted each other with a clink of their beer mugs at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Zoo Brew Oct. 27. They were in front of the lion exhibit at the Milwaukee County Zoo. With major support from MillerCoors, Zoo Brew gave a record 586 guests a taste of several brands of beer from Milwaukee-area breweries. In between sips, attendees could sample food such as ribs and chocolate-covered strawberries from Milwaukee-area restaurants and caterers. VIP ticketholders were admitted an hour early and had a chance to win a private behind-the-scenes Zoo tour. Pictured from left are Amy Graff, of New Berlin; Ann Gerencir, of Wales, Wis.; Kim Hoppe, of Franklin; and Michelle Dings, of Mukwonago. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_133359518
Brooke Mrotek, of Greenfield, and Matthew Yakich, of Sussex, each tried a glass of Blue Moon beer at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Zoo Brew Oct. 27. The event was held at the Milwaukee County Zoo. With major support from MillerCoors, Zoo Brew gave a record 586 guests a taste of several brands of beer from Milwaukee-area breweries. In between sips, attendees could sample food such as ribs and chocolate-covered strawberries from Milwaukee-area restaurants and caterers. VIP ticketholders were admitted an hour early and had a chance to win a private behind-the-scenes Zoo tour. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_133359513
Zoo Pride volunteer Shirley Phillips (left), of Mukwonago, serves samples of soda from Sprecher Brewery at Zoo Brew. The Zoological Society of Milwaukee event was held at the Milwaukee County Zoo Oct. 27. With major support from MillerCoors, Zoo Brew gave a record 586 guests a taste of several brands of beer from Milwaukee-area breweries. In between sips, attendees could taste test food such as ribs and chocolate-covered strawberries from Milwaukee-area restaurants and caterers. VIP ticketholders were admitted an hour early and had a chance to win a private behind-the-scenes Zoo tour. Also pictured are Collin Jayne and his fiancée, Sonia Garcia, both of Waukesha. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_132819088
Pirate Parrrrty! Ethan Place, 6, of Mukwonago, helps a pirate crew launch a toy canon during Boo at the Zoo Oct. 21 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The crew performed for visitors as they arrived in the Zoo’s Gathering Place. Sponsored by Sendik’s Food Markets, the annual Halloween celebration brought kids in costumes of all kinds to the Zoo Oct. 21 and 22. The event kicked Halloween off early with bat ear crafts, talks about bats, caramel apple treats and a haunted train ride. More than 12,985 people attended altogether. Zoogoers can have more Halloween fun this weekend at the Zoo’s Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular, also sponsored by Sendik’s. Catch the fun Oct. 28 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Photo by the Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_132819038
Dressed as leopards, Kristi Reidy, of Oconomowoc, and her 4-year-old twin daughters, Rebecca (foreground) and Rachael, grab a few free bottles of water. Sendik’s Food Markets representative Emily Zielke, of Wauwatosa, was handing them out during Boo at the Zoo Oct. 21 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Sponsored by Sendik’s, the annual Halloween celebration brought kids in costumes of all kinds to the Zoo Oct. 21 and 22. The event kicked Halloween off early with a pirate show, bat ear crafts, talks about bats and a haunted train ride. More than 12,985 people attended altogether. Zoogoers can have more Halloween fun this weekend at the Zoo’s Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular, also sponsored by Sendik’s. Catch the fun Oct. 28 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Photo by the Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_132691248
Strike a pose! A group of kids take a break from Minooka Mash for a photo op. Back row - left to right: Cassidy O’Neil, Dousman; Hailey Jester and Carly Gallenberg, both of Genesee; Kaitlin Kotvis, Waukesha; Katy Gallenberg and Joey Gallenberg, both of Genesee. Front row – left to right: Kacey Kotvis, Braiden Kotvis, both of Waukesha; and Danny Carey, Dousman. Minooka Mash is an unhaunted Halloween event created by Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry and the Waukesha County Park System held Friday, October 21st. (photo credit, Amy Gallenberg)
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_132691228
Russ and nine month old, Gianna Shields, of Pewaukee, take in the tree scene along the Halloween Hike at Minooka Mash a joint event held October 21, by Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry and the Waukesha County Park System.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_132691213
Chris Jenkins of The Dream Tree, Inc., keeps the crowd engaged in her campfire stories during Minooka Mash, an unhaunted Halloween event held October 21, by Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry and the Waukesha County Park System.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_132619758
Mason and Emma Discuss Stragety.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_132232323
Never before seen photo of a young Abe Lincoln.
Credit: Ivan Cruz - Lale County, WI
-
Photo #id_132232288
Friends that kick together stick together! Andrew Mahaney and Danny Ward after sparring at a recent graduation.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_131976683
Kids have a great time in Nixon Park at Lake Country Martial Arts' Camp on October 7th, 2011.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_131958878
Rainbow Blessing (photo taken 10/13 of Westbrook Church)
Credit: Mike Malahy - Nashotah, WI
-
Photo #id_131586538
Oconomowoc Resident Joins Early Childhood Education and Literacy National Movement Jerry Curtin reads to kids during event to call attention to early childhood education In an effort to call attention to the importance of early childhood education and literacy, Oconomowoc resident Jerry Curtin joined a national movement of more than two million children and adults in Jumpstart’s annual Read for the Record campaign. Curtin, director of human resources for Palmyra-based Standard Process Inc., visited the company’s on-site employee child care center, Vita Kids Learning Center, and read “Llama Llama Red Pajama” by Anna Dewdney to the children. By participating in the reading campaign, Curtin and the children hope to have also helped break a world reading record. ###
Credit: Karren Jeske - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_131586513
Oconomowoc Resident Joins Early Childhood Education and Literacy National Movement Ann Holden reads to kids during event to call attention to early childhood education In an effort to call attention to the importance of early childhood education and literacy, Oconomowoc resident Ann Holden joined a national movement of more than two million children and adults in Jumpstart’s annual Read for the Record campaign. Holden, vice president–quality control for Palmyra-based Standard Process Inc., visited the company’s on-site employee child care center, Vita Kids Learning Center, and read “Llama Llama Red Pajama” by Anna Dewdney to the children. By participating in the reading campaign, Holden and the children hope to have also helped break a world reading record. ###
Credit: Karren Jeske - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_131586453
Town of Ottawa Resident Joins Early Childhood Education and Literacy National Movement John Nab reads to kids during event to call attention to early childhood education In an effort to call attention to the importance of early childhood education and literacy, Town of Ottawa resident John Nab joined a national movement of more than two million children and adults in Jumpstart’s annual Read for the Record campaign. Nab, director of professional development for Palmyra-based Standard Process Inc., visited the company’s on-site employee child care center, Vita Kids Learning Center, and read “Llama Llama Red Pajama” by Anna Dewdney to the children. By participating in the reading campaign, Nab and the children hope to have also helped break a world reading record. ###
Credit: Karren Jeske - Town of Ottawa, , WI
-
Photo #id_131586423
Wales Resident Joins Early Childhood Education and Literacy National Movement Scott Vandenhouten reads to kids during event to call attention to early childhood education In an effort to call attention to the importance of early childhood education and literacy, Wales resident Scott Vandenhouten joined a national movement of more than two million children and adults in Jumpstart’s annual Read for the Record campaign. Vandenhouten, general counsel–director of legal affairs for Palmyra-based Standard Process Inc., visited the company’s on-site employee child care center, Vita Kids Learning Center, and read “Llama Llama Red Pajama” by Anna Dewdney to the children. By participating in the reading campaign, Vandenhouten and the children hope to have also helped break a world reading record. ###
Credit: Karren Jeske - Wales, WI
-
Photo #id_131398293
Lake Country Martial Arts Students enjoy a day of martial arts camp in Nixon Park, October 7th 2011.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_130595813
True joy in the simplest of things like, Maddie's had reaction to a peek-a-boo game
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_130205018
Matt Rivers(left) and Ryan Zierath of the Kettle Moraine High School’s AP Environmental Science Class get their job assingment at the Volunteer Check-in during the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center. Over 300 volunteers are utilized before and during the festival. Kettle Moraine's AP Environmental Science Class had 11 volunteers.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_130160628
Jack Fischer, 1 1/2 of Merton, was worn out to the “core” during the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_130160538
Sonia Stafeil, 6 of Delafield, receives her $25 gift card from Josie Matuszak, of AppleTree Credit Union. AppleTree Credit Union held the Coloring Contest to coincide with the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, also sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha , WI
-
Photo #id_130135053
Evan Riemenschneider (left), 5 of Nashotah, Bridget Osborne, 2, and Jonas Osborne, 5, both of Oconomowoc check out the teaching animal display in "The Unseen World" exhibit within the Environmental Learning Center during the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_130135018
Katelyn Wieschel, of Pewaukee, takes part in the Pine Cone Toss, just one of the Children's Activites, at the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_130134938
The Paik family, Dave, Mitra and Eliana stopped for a photo with their Scarecrow "Lady Hawka" during the 25th Annual Apple Harvest Festival, sponsored by AppleTree Credit Union, held Saturday, Sept. 17 at Retzer Nature Center. Retzer holds a scarecrow contest every year to coincide with Apple Harvest Festival. Anyone is welcome to make a scarecrow and the winners are revealed at the Festival.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_129945728
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, September 2011) – Un-“bee”-lievable: Paul Wein (left), of Pewaukee, helps Wayne Nelsen, of Milwaukee, and his son, Cole, 2, search for a queen bee in the Milwaukee County Zoo’s bee colony exhibit Sept. 10. The three were at the Zoo’s Family Farm Weekend, sponsored by the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. The event introduced families to good old-fashioned farm life with basket-weaving demonstrations, homemade peanut butter and ice cream, a farmer’s market, and gardening talks. Wein, a representative of the Milwaukee Waukesha Beekeepers’ Association, was selling jars of honey and talking about the value of bees at the annual farm fest. More than 15,575 people shared in the farmyard fun during the Sept. 10 and 11 event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_129647138
Homestead Animal Farm's Tribute to the Green Bay Packers 2011 Corn Maze
Credit: Barbara Harmann - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_129455058
Our Grandma's House 2 1/2 - 3 year old Tree Huggers Class venture out into the community on a walk, cleaning up garbage as they go.
Credit: Tara Ahrendt - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_128667223
AHS Football Field of Food Drive. Joy Vilter of the Hartland Food Pantry joins CleanPowers' Tim Rupard and Les Thiery, and Warhawks John Soper, Wally Lukachinsky, Logan Rupard, Ryan Saeger and Austin Gatchel as they deliver much needed canned goods.
Credit: aimee saeger - hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_127516613
Marquette University High School President Rev. Warren Sazama, S.J., ’64, (left) presents Charles C. DuBois ’83, president of Standard Process Inc., one of two 2011 Alumni Merit Awards. DuBois received the award because of his professional achievements and community leadership. (Photograph courtesy of VIP Photography.)
Credit: Karren Jeske - Oconomowoc Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_126833613
Winners of the Lake Country Young Baseball/Softball year-end tournament in the grade 1-2 bracket were (from left, front row)Avery Pitstick, Phoebe Frentzel, Lana Logelin, Emma vandeWetering, (back row) Giovana Natalizio, Morgan Van Nortwick, Eiley Sheahan, Coach Lori van de Wetering, Jade Stefan, Devyn Meister, Coach Leanne Stefan, Mary Quinn, Allison van de Wetering, Anna Long, Payton Banks, Sydney Stemper. Not pictured: Tatum Adamson, Sara Artiles
Credit: Leanne Stefan - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125945798
Breaking Boards at the Hartland Street Dance
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125512808
Classic cars of all shapes & sizes gathered at Jefferson's recent Community Cruise Night. This event is free to participants and spectators. Join us on Wednesday, August 3rd for the next Cruise Night in Jefferson, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Rain or shine!
Credit: Kelly Krause - Jefferson, WI
-
Photo #id_125512693
This powerful pulling truck was a popular display at Jefferson's Community Cruise Night on July 6th. The truck is owned by Mike Derr of Johnson Creek.
Credit: Kelly Krause - Jefferson, WI
-
Photo #id_125407733
Lake Country Martial Arts Students Trevor and Julia Zellmer sport their new belts after Graduation.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125362853
O thought it was a good photo with great contrast of the three levels of action
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125069044
Oh Deer! A Deer Walking Through My Best Friends Backyard 3 hours before a firework show
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125068979
To Write Love With Her Arms
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125068969
Lighting up the night on the 4th of July
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125068944
At the firework show The kids was a great subject and everyday life was used.
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125068684
At Nixon Park. Firework Show. Great Performance.
Credit: Brooke Rebisch - Hartland, Wisconsin , WI
-
Photo #id_125068659
Fireworks on the 3rd of July, Downtown Milwaukee, at the lakefront
Credit: Maria Dassow - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125004584
The Lake Front Fireworks show of 2011
Credit: Amber - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125004569
This is a wonderful photo of the fireworks that were held in Nixon Park some weeks ago. :)Enjoy the magic of the picture.
Credit: Shaina Clements - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_125004559
July 3rd fireworks over North Lake
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_125004549
The West Allis Lightning Boys 13's Volleyball Team took the Gold in this years USA Volleyball Junior National Championships, held in Minneapolis. The team competed in the 13's division and are coached by Nick Maske and Jake Oberbrunner. Team members include Quinn Barkow and Scott MacGillis (Wauwatosa), Scott Stadick (Watertown), Ryan Korom (Oconomowoc), Zach DeRosier (Burlington), Andre Sydnor and Patrick Donohue (Brookfield) and Quinn Farrell, Matt Murphy, Adam Campbell and Greg VonRueden (New Berlin).
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
-
Photo #id_124779779
Hartland's Hometown Celebration
Credit: Susan Juarez - Lisbon, , WI
-
Photo #id_124553219
This is a view down County Road D in Ottawa after the storm 6/21/11.
Credit: Glenn Vinhal - Ottawa, WI
-
Photo #id_124417444
A complete vehicle wrap with the look of a QR Code and featuring functioning QR codes has been designed and installed by AmeriSign & Graphics of Glendale and Pewaukee, a full-service sign, design, digital imaging, and offset printing company with more than 27 years in business. “The landing graphic will change depending on different times of year, current specials, news, and contests,” said AmeriSign & Graphics president Chris Sherman. "You'll have to scan it to see!"
Credit: Dave Amoroso - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_124343449
McKenna Melotte, 9, of Oconomowoc, awards her dad, Tracy, a No. 1 Dad paper “medal” on Father’s Day, June 19, at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Thanks to sponsors Chinet® and Pick ‘n Save, fathers got free Zoo admission for the event. Kids could decorate “medals” made of Chinet® plates as Father’s Day gifts. About 7,405 people celebrated Father’s Day at the Zoo and had the opportunity to see Zoo animal dads on exhibit with their little ones. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zak Mazur - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_123908029
Celebrateing Flag Day! Let freedom ring!
Credit: Perren Photography - North Lake, WI, WI
-
Photo #id_123908019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 14, 2011 Contact: Bill Gustafson Prairieville Park 262-784-4653 bill@prairievillepark.com www.prairievillepark.com ACE THE 2011 PRAIRIEVILLE PARK OPEN Waukesha, WI – It may be too late to start training for the Pewaukee Triathlon, but definitely not too late for the 2011 Prairieville Park Open, U.S. ProMiniGolf Tournament on July 30, 2011. Miniature golf enthusiasts from around the country will gather in Waukesha to participate in this annual tournament, popular among mini-golf competitors and amateurs alike with top finishers earning up to $1,000 in prize money! Register by July 1st and receive a complimentary polo. Take if from last year’s winner, Tim Tally from Goldston, NC who suggests, “Prairieville Park definitely is one of the best maintained and challenging courses I’ve played on in the 8 years I’ve been playing competitive miniature golf.” Top finishers of the Prairieville Park Open will qualify to compete in The Masters Tournament in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Bill and Linda Gustafson, owners of Prairieville Park, have hosted this event since 2004 and welcome local golfers to compete against the pros. Funds generated from this event are donated to Brothers and Sisters in Christ Serving (BASICS), a charitable organization that reaches out to Waukesha & metropolitan Milwaukee meeting the needs of impoverished children and families. For more tournament details visit www.prairievillepark.com or call 262-784-4653. The Convention and Visitors Bureau is dedicated to the promotion of Waukesha & Pewaukee, WI, as a business and leisure destination. The allure of the area has been publicized by being chosen to host ABC’s Good Morning America, named 50th “100 Best Places to Live” – Money Magazine, and named “Best Affordable Suburb” in the US – Business Week. Additional community information can be found at www.visitwaukesha.org. # # #
Credit: Waukesha Pewaukee Visitors Bureau - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_123639559
REPEAT - The Catholic Memorial 4x400-meter relay team won for the second consecutive year at the WIAA Division 2 state meet. Members of the championship squad last weekend were (from left) Kyle Deneen, Pewaukee, Peter Gottsacker (alternate), Oconomowoc, Don Kennedy, Waukesha, Broc Kocour, Merton, and Sam Tiahnybik, Hartland.
Credit: Chris Tiahnybik - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_123070758
Peanut butter pyramid -- Marcy Elementary School families recently raised more than 350 containers of peanut butter to contribute to the local food pantry. The idea for the Peanut Butter Pyramid came from the Marcy Leadership Group, eight fifth-graders chosen by their classroom teachers who work with school counselor Lori Schlapman to plan and promote charitable activities at the school. Marcy Leadership Group students are (from left): Madison Adams, Halle Steiner, Isabela Costa, Taylor Laboy, Mathieu Ackaouy, Jared Wesline, Noah Kristensen and Kinnan Lassiter.
Credit: Denise Dorn Lindberg - Hamilton School District, WI
-
Photo #id_122749184
As a new sponsor of the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) and the Milwaukee County Zoo, Clear Channel Outdoor was acknowledged at the ZSM’s Serengeti Circle Luncheon May 20, 2011, at the Zoo. Paul Sara, president of the Milwaukee division based in Pewaukee, accepted a framed pair of cheetah paw prints. Sara lives in Mequon. The Serengeti Circle is a group of corporations and foundations that contributes grants and sponsorships to both the Zoo and ZSM. The luncheon honors them and their generous support. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zak Mazur - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_122144779
Mr. Jensen and Mr. Harris of Lake Country Martial Arts prepare for Relay for Life.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_122144769
Mr. Jensen and Mr. Harris of Lake Country Martial Arts prepare for Relay for Life.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_121884204
GEMS (Girls: Engineering, Math and Science) participants on Saturday, May 7 at UW-Waukesha Continuing Education.
Credit: Candace Decker - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_121884199
All God's Children Preschool at Christ the King Lutheran Church, Delafield, held a hearing screening for its preschool students on Tuesday, May 10. Dr. Meredy Hase, pictured with Elle Brunner of Delafield, is an audiologist and owner of Hearing Services Limited. Nearly 50 preschool students were tested as part of her firm’s celebration of Better Hearing Month, held annually in May. According to Dr. Hase, “Even a mild hearing loss can adversely affect a child’s social development and ability to learn. No child is too young for a hearing test.”
Credit: Kitty Goyette - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_121051134
Even Flat Stanley loves LCMA!
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_121051109
Isaac Yong Hou offers beginner and advanced Tai Chi at Lake Country Martial Arts.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_120692329
Alex Coughlin, of Watertown, learns origami at Retzer Nature Center's Earth Day Celebration held April 23. Retzer held events all week to celebrate Mother Earth.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukehsa County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_120387849
The Kettle Moraine Boys Basketball Club 8th Grade Gold team finished the 2010 season with a fourth place championship finish. Pictured from left to right are (front row) Marcus Lucci, Ben Hollister, Eric Martel, Nolan Waniorek, Luke Vogel, Coach: AWO2 Charles Wade (bottom row) Nate Stetler, Nathan Goelz, Chris Sousa, Robbie Woodward, Kaleb McDonald. Striving to live by the Navy's motto, "A Global Force for Good," Petty Officer Wade volunteers as the team's coach and credits hard work, patience and dedication as well as parent support for the 8th Grade Gold team's transformational season climbing the ranks from the lower third of the 22-team league to contender status.
Credit: Emma Draper - Arlington, VA
-
Photo #id_120054464
Ian Jensen, Chief Instructor at Lake Country Martial Arts, breaks bricks at a community benefit.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_120054454
Girl Scouts Jeannie Johnson, Emily Schrang, Mady Webster and Jackie Muller (standing, from left), along with Lucy and Gus Kelly, promote the bike rodeo planned for Greener Oconomowoc’s Earth Day Resource Fair on Sunday, May 1. The bike rodeo will be from 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. on the east side of the Oconomowoc High School field house.
Credit: Gabe Wollenburg - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_119519609
“Cabaret singer Candace Decker and her accompanist Phil Smith will be performing at the Waukesha Public Library Volunteers Luncheon, sponsored by the Friends of the Waukesha Public Library on Wednesday, April 13 to honor their volunteers.”
Credit: Candace Decker - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_119242339
Waukesha general dentist and prosthodontist Dr. Dennis Abere, left, presents State Rep. Paul Farrow, R-Pewaukee, with an acrylic molar from the Wisconsin Dental Association recognizing Farrow’s participation in the WDA’s first Legislative Dental Academy in Madison. The molar was presented in the State Capitol during WDA’s Legislative Day. The “Dental 101” seminar drew more than 60 attendees who learned about several key aspects of dentistry in Wisconsin, including the barriers to care many low-income families face and WDA’s “Healthy Choices” approach to ensuring all Wisconsinites have access to the oral health care they need.
Credit: Wisconsin Dental Association - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_119198594
A trio of friends checks out the different destinations at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Wines and Beers of the World fund-raiser on March 24. The annual event, held at the Milwaukee County Zoo, drew over 520 people for a night of gourmet food and beverage selections from Milwaukee-area vendors. With major support from Downer Avenue Wine & Spirits and Purple Feet Wines, the evening raised funds to make improvements at the Zoo, including upgrades to Belle the Dairy Cow and other dairy farm exhibits (the ZSM’s 2011 annual appeal project). From wine and beer to gourmet appetizers and desserts, guests could taste test all kinds of delectable treats. Pictured from left are Sue Widenski, of Pewaukee, with friends Cindy Ziegler and Susan Palkowski, both of Oak Creek. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_119198549
Firefly Urban Bar & Grill owner Vesna Madunic (left), of Milwaukee, dishes up a bowl of buffalo shrimp while assistant manager Katie Bretl, of Pewaukee, prepares blue cheese penne. The two were at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Wines and Beers of the World fund-raiser on March 24. The annual event, held at the Milwaukee County Zoo, drew over 520 people for a night of gourmet food and beverage selections from Milwaukee-area vendors. With major support from Downer Avenue Wine & Spirits and Purple Feet Wines, the evening raised funds to make improvements at the Milwaukee County Zoo, including upgrades to Belle the Dairy Cow and other dairy farm exhibits (the ZSM’s 2011 annual appeal project). From wine and beer to gourmet appetizers and desserts, guests could taste test all kinds of delectable treats. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_118744869
Elation Dance Center performing at the Lake Country Community Festival at Arrowhead High School on March 19th.
Credit: Elation Dance Center - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_118504919
Arrowhead Girls Varsity Track team wins Nelson -Daniel Track Meet at Whitewater
Credit: moe - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_118504809
Final Pyramid Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club 2010
Credit: Pweaukee Lake Water Ski Club - WI, WI
-
Photo #id_117146228
Kettle Moraine Lasers Varsity Cheerleader - State Champions
Credit: Michael Grady - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_117008243
Sherman Leatherberry directing rehearsal of 3 combined area musical groups: Oconomowoc Community Choir, OHS Concert Choir and Orchestra "O" for Schubert's Mass in G at St. Catherine's 7 pm, Mar. 1. Concert's free!
Credit: Barbara Fabus - nashotah, WI
-
Photo #id_117008233
Oconomowoc Community Choir, OHS Concert Choir and Orchestra "O" practice for Mar. 1 Schubert Mass in G. at St. Catherine's
Credit: Barbara Fabus - nashotah, WI
-
Photo #id_116364639
Phil Smith, Candace Decker and Craig W. Hurst-Cast of 2011 performance of LOVE, CANDY-A Valentine's Day Cabaret at UW-Waukesha
Credit: Candace Decker - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_116156129
Kevin LeClair of Hartland breaks boards at a charity benefit held by Lake Country Martial Arts
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_115744749
Chief Instructor Ian Jensen of Lake Country Martial Arts Breaks Bricks at the Lesley Eiken Benefit on Saturday, January 22nd.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_115245739
Kris and Stephanie O'Dell, from Oconomowoc, enjoy the benifits of the big snowfall as they snowshoe around Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_115245694
Students from St. Matthew School of Oconomowoc, were lucky enough to have another snow day. They got to enjoy the day after the big blizzard by snowshoeing at Retzer Nature Center.
Credit: Ginny Bocek, Waukesha County Park System - waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_115017424
Grandma’s House Hartland Center was awarded 2010 New Business of the Year on January 25, 2011 by the Hartland Business Improvement District (BID). Each year in December, the BID Board of Directors votes to select individuals and businesses deserving recognition for the contributions they make to improve the overall success of the Village Center. Congratulations to Grandma's House Day Care Centers, Inc.!
Credit: Tonia Lilienkamp - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_115017389
Maya Yocum, 12, of Neosho breaks a board at Lake Country Martial Arts benefit for Oconomowoc native Lesley Eiken.
Credit: Lake Country Martial Arts - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_112090999
Mark Zeigler, D.C., president of Northwestern Health Sciences University (left) congratulates Oconomowoc Lake resident Charles C. DuBois, president of Standard Process Inc., for winning the University's coveted Brilliant Star Award. Standard Process, based in Palmyra, Wis., has been manufacturing whole food supplements since 1929.
Credit: Karren Jeske, APR - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_109905039
Gymlingo team members with their medals and ribbons pictured after an AAU competition on Nov. 13, 2010 at Whitewater. From left, Selena ( 1st place in Level 4, 12 years old group), Dana ( 1st place in Level 4, 11 years old group), Meghan ( 4th place in Level 3, 8 years group), Payton ( 3rd place in Level 3, 9 years old group), and Coach Tai.
Credit: Kathleen Peng - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_108174154
Christ The King Lutheran Church of Delafield celebrated its 60th Anniversary recently with a parade on Hwy. C, led by St. John's Military Academy's color guard and bagpipe brigade, along with the choir, a Martin Luther stand-in, and the scout troop, all from Christ The King, plus a model of the first CTK church in Delafield.
Credit: Ron Sonntag - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_108174134
Christ The King Lutheran Church of Delafield, celebrating its 60th Anniversary recently, with a parade on Hwy. C, led by St. John's Military Academy of Delafield color guard and bagpipe brigade, along with, from Christ the King, its choir, a "Martin Luther" carrying a cross, its scout troop, choir, kids, and Pastor Gary Grindeland.
Credit: Ron Sonntag - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_106964853
Dawn Bores, marketing consultant with Cousins Submarines Inc.; Ann Marie Frakes, executive director of the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; and Laura McDowell, campaign manager for LLS's "Light the Night Walk," celebrate a $12,459 donation to LLS from Cousins Subs. During a monthlong fund-raiser in September, Cousins Subs guests who donated $1 to LLS received a coupon to save $1 off a Cousins Sub or large salad on their next visit. Cousins restaurants in Brown Deer, Franklin, Germantown, Glendale, Greenfield, Menomonee Falls, Milwaukee, Oak Creek, St. Francis, South Milwaukee, Sussex, Waukesha, Wauwatosa, West Allis and West Milwaukee participated in the fundraiser.
Credit: Cousins Subs - Menomonee Falls, WI
-
Photo #id_106443243
High winds on the 28th flipped the rolling door right off the pole barn used as a pre-release flight enclosure at the current Wildlife In Need Center facility. Construction is underway for the new facility and funds are still needed. The owl in the enclosure was subsequently released a day earlier than scheduled.
Credit: Sheryl Cummings - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_105682213
D1 Sectional Champs Arrowhead High School -from left to right,Natalie Burant, Danielle Dvorak, Teagan Seneczko,Kayla Hucke, Ande Zeman, Taylor McCormick. Front row- Taylor McDowell, and Jackie Dubnicka
Credit: moe seneczko - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_105682168
Girls Sectionals D1 Champs Arrowhead
Credit: moe seneczko - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_105543403
Last year’s Children’s Hero Award recipient, Bernie Kubale, and his wife Karen Kubale, were present for this year’s Swan Ball event. The Kubales reside in Merton.
Credit: Katy Glodosky - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_105543313
Dave and Linda Schieble of Summit attend this year’s Swan Ball. Linda is the president of the Welfare Auxiliary of Children’s Hospital.
Credit: Katy Glodosky - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_104852359
Jerry Curtin, Town of Ottawa resident and director of human resources at Standard Process Inc. gets down on the floor to read The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to kids at Vita Kids Learning Center during Read for the Record, an event held to promote the importance of reading to children while attempting to set a new world reading record. Vita Kids Learning Center is a daycare center for the children of Standard Process Inc. It is managed by Bright Horizons. About Standard Process Inc. For more than 80 years, Standard Process, headquartered in Palmyra, Wis., has provided health care professionals with high-quality, nutritional whole food supplements. Standard Process offers more than 300 products through three product lines: Standard Process whole food supplements, Standard Process Veterinary Formulas, and MediHerb herbal supplements. The products are available only through health care professionals. Standard Process is involved in every step of production. The company grows crops on company-owned, organically certified farmland, utilizes state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, and employs the highest quality control standards. Standard Process strictly adheres to the Food and Drug Administration's good manufacturing practice requirements. Through these measures, Standard Process can ensure that its products are of the utmost quality. Standard Process was recently named a Top 100 Workplace in Southeastern Wisconsin. For additional information about Standard Process, visit www.standardprocess.com.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_104852309
Jerry Curtin, Town of Ottawa resident and director of human resources at Standard Process Inc. gets down on the floor to read The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to kids at Vita Kids Learning Center during Read for the Record, an event held to promote the importance of reading to children while attempting to set a new world reading record. Vita Kids Learning Center is a daycare center for the children of Standard Process Inc. It is managed by Bright Horizons. About Standard Process Inc. For more than 80 years, Standard Process, headquartered in Palmyra, Wis., has provided health care professionals with high-quality, nutritional whole food supplements. Standard Process offers more than 300 products through three product lines: Standard Process whole food supplements, Standard Process Veterinary Formulas, and MediHerb herbal supplements. The products are available only through health care professionals. Standard Process is involved in every step of production. The company grows crops on company-owned, organically certified farmland, utilizes state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, and employs the highest quality control standards. Standard Process strictly adheres to the Food and Drug Administration's good manufacturing practice requirements. Through these measures, Standard Process can ensure that its products are of the utmost quality. Standard Process was recently named a Top 100 Workplace in Southeastern Wisconsin. For additional information about Standard Process, visit www.standardprocess.com.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_104852269
Ann Holden, of Oconomowoc, and vice president - quality control at Standard Process Inc., joined two million children and adults in Read for the Record to promote the importance of reading to children and to attempt to set a new world reading record. Holden read the book The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to children at Vita Kids Learning Center, a daycare center for children of Standard Process employees. The Learning Center is managed by Bright Horizons. About Standard Process Inc. For more than 80 years, Standard Process, headquartered in Palmyra, Wis., has provided health care professionals with high-quality, nutritional whole food supplements. Standard Process offers more than 300 products through three product lines: Standard Process whole food supplements, Standard Process Veterinary Formulas, and MediHerb herbal supplements. The products are available only through health care professionals. Standard Process is involved in every step of production. The company grows crops on company-owned, organically certified farmland, utilizes state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, and employs the highest quality control standards. Standard Process strictly adheres to the Food and Drug Administration's good manufacturing practice requirements. Through these measures, Standard Process can ensure that its products are of the utmost quality. Standard Process was recently named a Top 100 Workplace in Southeastern Wisconsin. For additional information about Standard Process, visit www.standardprocess.com.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_104274098
Grandma's House windows were decorated by Arrowhead Robotics Team for Homecoming 2010.
Credit: Tonia Lilienkamp - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_89016347
Bethesda Lutheran Communities Milwaukee Associate Board poses for a picture after another successful Golden Gala -- their keynote fundraising event for the year.
Credit: Meghan Welch - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_${p.id}
Credit: $tempPhoto.submittedBy - $tempPhoto.location, $tempPhoto.state
-
Photo #id_85812632
Casey and Joey Zahorik built this 7ft tall "SpongeBob Snowpants" on Lake Nagawicka on Sunday afternoon
Credit: Suzy Zahorik - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_83885132
Door County Sled Dogs visit Grandma's House for a field trip at our Brookfield Center. Our 4K children learned the ABC's of dog sledding, sat in a real dog sled and met the sled dogs.
Credit: Tonia Lilienkamp - Brookfield, WI
-
Photo #id_82059602
Dave Barquist, of the Lake Country Rotary Club, reads "The Night Before Christmas" at their annual Christmas Party.
Credit: Maggie Amin - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_82059562
Dan Bird recently joined the Lake Country Rotary Club. He is sponsored by Jerry Flanagan.
Credit: Maggie Amin - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_81959867
Debbie Aarestad of Pewaukee lights the candles on a five-layer cake at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Centennial Celebration Kickoff. The event, sponsored by Tri City National Bank, on Jan. 9 at the Milwaukee County Zoo featured a cake-decorating contest with 16 animal-themed cakes. Aarestad and her colleagues from Cakes While U Wait in Pewaukee decorated their cake live at the event. About 1,200 people came to this 100th birthday bash for the non-profit Zoological Society (the Zoo’s 100th birthday was in 1992). The day also featured Old World Wisconsin historical interpreters in 1910-era costumes, a live barbershop quartet and a gallery of historical photos. For cake contest photos and winners, please see www.zoosociety.org/100years Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_81959882
Bakers from Cakes While U Wait in Pewaukee decorated a five-layer cake live at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Centennial Celebration Kickoff, sponsored by Tri City National Bank. The event on Jan. 9 at the Milwaukee County Zoo featured a cake-decorating contest with 16 animal-themed cakes. Here, Deana M. Kuhn (left) and Mary Beth Nytes, both of Waukesha, put the final touches on their creation. About 1,200 people attended this 100th birthday bash for the non-profit ZSM (the Zoo’s 100th birthday was in 1992). The day included Old World Wisconsin historical interpreters in 1910-era costumes, a live barbershop quartet and a gallery of historical photos. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_80618377
Luke Gesior of Houghton, MI takes lead over 100 racers in Saturday's Nashotah Park Citizen's cross-country ski race. While the temperature was only 4 degrees at the start, over 100 racers participated. Thomas Stuber of Waukesha was the first male finisher, while Joelle Wightman of West Allis finished first among the women. Results: http://skinnyski.com/racing/display.asp?Id=17661 PHotos: http://www.peloton-pix.com/Cross-Country-Skiing/2009-Nashotah-Park-Race/10838289_VhoRA#755906899_BNRM9 Thanks! John Wilke Milwaukee DoublePole-Pix.Com
Credit: John Wilke - Greenfield, WI
-
Photo #id_80341472
6th Grade Pewaukee Girls Red Team won 1st Place in the Waukesha North Shoot Out Tournament Dec 29th
Credit: Shelly Condon - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_80203752
Get ready to race! Track Opens for Practice March 31st. Check out the Badger Kart Club Swap Meet held at David Hobbs Honda on February 7th, 2010 at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue, Glendale, Wisconsin 53209. More information? go to www.badgerkartclub.com
Credit: Kat - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_80203732
Get ready to race! Track Opens for Practice March 31st. Check out the Badger Kart Club Swap Meet held at David Hobbs Honda on February 7th, 2010 at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue, Glendale, Wisconsin 53209. More information? go to www.badgerkartclub.com
Credit: Kat - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_80203722
Get ready to race! Track Opens for Practice March 31st. Check out the Badger Kart Club Swap Meet held at David Hobbs Honda on February 7th, 2010 at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue, Glendale, Wisconsin 53209. More information? go to www.badgerkartclub.com
Credit: Kat - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_80064262
TLC University Preschool & Child Care Center held a food drive for the Pewaukee Food Pantry. The children, their families and the staff collected 444 non-perishable items to donate to the pantry.
Credit: Debbie Sonnemann - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_80064242
TLC University held its annual Holiday Program on Wed. Dec. 16, 2009. The children performed and then we had a special visitor from the North Pole. I tried submitting 3 photos but don't know how many you will receive. The first one is just a boy with Santa: Jack Benko The second is 2 children: Abby and Alex Steinhaus The 3rd is just a girl with Santa: Aryanah Wippert-Derusha
Credit: Debbie Sonnemann - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095327
Credit: $tempPhoto.submittedBy - $tempPhoto.location, $tempPhoto.state
-
Photo #id_79057612
LET IT SNOW - Max Freeman, Parker Wieland and Vienna Wieland all of Merton build a snow man during Wednesday's snowstorm
Credit: Steve Lyles - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_79057522
SNOW ANGELS - Vienna Wieland of Merton enjoys the season's first snowfall by making a snow angel.
Credit: Steve Lyles - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_78893557
Erik Scrabeck, of East Troy, and his son Cameron, 7 (both holding jingle bells), sing holiday tunes during the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Breakfast with Santa. Sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles, the event included interactive songs, a visit with Santa, gifts and a warm breakfast (including kringle, of course). While Breakfast with Santa was offered only on Saturdays, lunch with Santa was available on both Saturdays and Sundays Dec. 5-20. All the dates filled early, and more than 2,380 people signed up. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_72536942
Join us at the new Lake Country Campus Open House, "Home for the Holidays," Thursday, December 3, 2009 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The open house will include tours, live music, gifts and hors d’oeuvres provided by the center’s very own Executive Chef, Chris Ghobrial. RSVP to Kelsy Cook at (414) 335-5415.
Credit: Heather Tate - Summit, WI
-
Photo #id_70375357
Arrowhead Basketball Club 6th Grade Red Team takes First at November 15th Port Washington Tournament. Pictured top row, left to right, Coach Rob Meister, Logan Morrison, John Duranso, Brian Wilman, John Mack, Wes Meister, Coach Mike Morrison. Bottom row, left to right, Justin Peret, Owen Price, Nick Bastien, Ted Orlando.
Credit: Jill Wilman - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_69368687
Thomas McIntosh, of Pewaukee, holds his daughter Kylie, 5, dressed as a Brewers’ racing sausage at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular. The event, sponsored by westbury bank, was held Oct. 30 and 31. Zoo visitors could meet a pirate at the Pirate’s Cove, navigate through a haystack maze and view hundreds of hand-carved pumpkins. Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular brought more than 8,700 people to the Zoo. Another 5,736 people attended the Oct. 23 and 24 Boo at the Zoo, also sponsored by westbury bank.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_69368642
Pirates were one of the themes of the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular, sponsored by westbury bank. Getting their picture taken with actor pirates were Jeffrey Chen, 8, of New Berlin, dressed as a white ninja, and his brother Ethan, 2, dressed like Winnie the Pooh. Actors Salvatore Alioto and Amanda Alioto of Eagle, Wis., dressed as Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swan from the movies “Pirates of the Caribbean.” Zoo visitors also could see bat presentations, go to trick-or-treat stops, and march in Saturday’s costume parade. Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular brought more than 8,700 people to the Zoo. Another 5,736 people attended the Oct. 23 and 24 Boo at the Zoo, also sponsored by westbury bank.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_65183262
Visitors to last year's Spooka Minooka take a horsedrawn wagon ride down the haunted trail-- just one of many spooky events at this annual Halloween event. This year's event is on Friday, October 23 from 5:30-9 p.m. at Minooka Park, 1927 E. Sunset Drive in Waukesha. This Friday night event is recommended for parents and their children ages 6-12.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_65183202
Lexi and Ben, of Brookfield, enjoy their cookies they decorated at last year’s Spooka Minooka. This year's event is on Friday, October 23 from 5:30-9 p.m. at Minooka Park, 1927 E. Sunset Drive in Waukesha. This Friday night event is recommended for parents and their children ages 6-12.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_65183162
Visitors to last year's Spooka Minooka exit the Haunted Barn-- just one of many spooky events at this annual Halloween event. This year's event is on Friday, October 23 from 5:30-9 p.m. at Minooka Park, 1927 E. Sunset Drive in Waukesha. This Friday night event is recommended for parents and their children ages 6-12.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_64154867
MK United U14 Girls won the Racine Lighthouse tournament, Oct 10-11, 2009.
Credit: Dan Salton - Mukego, WI
-
Photo #id_63996107
Bald eagle over Pewaukee Lake on Oct. 4th
Credit: Nancy Ehrke - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_61444832
Employees from Schenck Business Solutions help spruce up the Boys & Girls Clubs Camp Whitcomb/Mason in Hartland as part of United Way of Greater Milwaukee’s 2009 Days of Caring. Days of Caring consists of two weeks of volunteer projects that take place throughout the Greater Milwaukee area. Days of Caring takes place during United Way of Greater Milwaukee's Community Campaign. This year's goal is $45 million.
Credit: Maressa Sullivan - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_60727907
Refugee families from Burma recently donated vegetables they grew in their garden located at St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church in Pewaukee to the Pewaukee Food Pantry. From left to right: David Bergles, representing the Pewaukee Food Pantry, Winson, age 8, Jacknetson, age 5 and Nan Myint Myint. For more information about the Refugee Family Garden, visit www.stbartspewaukee.com.
Credit: St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_59484972
Rita Nell of Pewaukee secures her daughters’ helmets before the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Ride on the Wild Side. The Sept. 13 event was sponsored by The Wisconsin Heart Hospital and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare-St. Joseph. The ride is a once-a-year chance to bike through the Milwaukee County Zoo. Almost 800 riders came out on a sunny Sunday morning to raise more than $25,000 for the non-profit Zoological Society. The Nell girls are Emily, 5 (left), and her sister Natalie, 7. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_58489612
County Executive Dan Vrakas completes the grand opening of the Nashotah Dog Exercise Area with a ceremonial ribbon cutting. The Dog Exercise Area opened to the public Wednesday, September 9 following a grand opening ceremony.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_58489587
County Supervisor Dave Falstad poses with his dog, Tulip, while giving his dedication statement at the grand opening of the Dog Exercise Area within Nashotah Park. The Dog Exercise Area opened to the public Wednesday, September 9 following a grand opening ceremony.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_58489557
Dogs and dog owners enjoy the Dog Exercise Area within Nashotah Park. The Dog Exercise Area opened to the public Wednesday, September 9 following a grand opening ceremony.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_53695192
Drew Millette, 6 (left), of Dousman, Wis., and his brother Isaac, 3, play with lanterns in front of their tent at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Snooze at the Zoo on Aug. 13. The once-a-year overnight campout at the Milwaukee County Zoo featured a kid-friendly atmosphere, complete with a picnic dinner and s’mores around a group campfire Snooze at the Zoo, sponsored by Old Orchard Brands and Sentry Foods, was held August 12, 13, 14 and 15. More than 1,600 people attended the event, which was a fund-raiser for the non-profit ZSM.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_53695222
Andrew Brandt, 5, of Mukwonago shares a laugh with Dad Eric at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Snooze at the Zoo. The once-a-year overnight campout at the Milwaukee County Zoo featured a kid-friendly atmosphere, complete with a picnic dinner and s’mores around a group campfire. Snooze at the Zoo, sponsored by Old Orchard Brands and Sentry Foods, was held August 12, 13, 14 and 15. More than 1,600 people attended the event, which was a fund-raiser for the non-profit ZSM.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_53695182
David Mantey of Delafield sets up a tent with some help from daughters Norah (left), 4, and Elizabeth, 8, at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Snooze at the Zoo. This once-a-year overnight campout at the Milwaukee County Zoo features a kid-friendly atmosphere, complete with a picnic dinner and s’mores around a group campfire. The event, sponsored by Old Orchard Brands and Sentry Foods, was held August 12, 13, 14 and 15 (the Manteys camped Aug. 13). More than 1,600 people attended the event, which was a fund-raiser for the non-profit ZSM.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_52968362
CRL Senior Living Communities, a leader and innovator in senior housing, recently held an Ice Cream Social at Merrill Hills Manor, its newest senior living community, located in Waukesha. More than 200 guests attended the event. Merrill Hills Manor is an assisted living community that provides care for area seniors, as well as those with Alzheimer’s and dementia. It is located at 3217 Fiddlers Creek Drive in Waukesha. A state-of-the-art therapeutic environment, Merrill Hills Manor provides the highest level of care to the growing number of people who need specialized residential care. The building and grounds have been designed exclusively for the comfort, safety and enrichment of its residents. CRL specializes in operating and managing innovative senior residences that deliver the highest standard of care in specially designed therapeutic environments. CRL meets the needs of seniors with independent living, assisted living and Alzheimer’s/memory impairment care communities. Pictured from left to right: Deb Breitrick, CRL Regional Director of Sales; Penny Pagel, R.N. CRL Regional Director of Clinical Services; Paul Hankwitz, M.D., Medical Director of CRL's Northfield Manor; Michael Munter, CRL's Chief Operating Officer; Terri Mills, CRL Regional Director of Hospitality, and kneeling is Ari Weinberger, CRL's President. For more information on Merrill Hills Manor, please call 262-574-0000.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_52968352
CRL Senior Living Communities, a leader and innovator in senior housing, recently held an Ice Cream Social at Merrill Hills Manor, its newest senior living community, located in Waukesha. More than 200 guests attended the event. Merrill Hills Manor is an assisted living community that provides care for area seniors, as well as those with Alzheimer’s and dementia. It is located at 3217 Fiddlers Creek Drive in Waukesha. A state-of-the-art therapeutic environment, Merrill Hills Manor provides the highest level of care to the growing number of people who need specialized residential care. The building and grounds have been designed exclusively for the comfort, safety and enrichment of its residents. CRL specializes in operating and managing innovative senior residences that deliver the highest standard of care in specially designed therapeutic environments. CRL meets the needs of seniors with independent living, assisted living and Alzheimer’s/memory impairment care communities. Pictured from left to right: Deb Breitrick, CRL Regional Director of Sales; Penny Pagel, R.N. CRL Regional Director of Clinical Services; Paul Hankwitz, M.D., Medical Director of CRL's Northfield Manor; Michael Munter, CRL's Chief Operating Officer; Terri Mills, CRL Regional Director of Hospitality, and kneeling is Ari Weinberger, CRL's President. For more information on Merrill Hills Manor, please call 262-574-0000.
Credit: Karren Jeske - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_52879022
BADGER KART CLUBS 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WEEKEND Members, Racers, Families and Friends past and present are invited to come on out and be a part of this great event! Racing at it’s best on August 16 at Badger Raceway in Dousman, Wisconsin. Spectators are free on Badger Racing Days. Check out our schedule on www.badgerkartclub.com Directions to Badger Raceway & Hours of Operation Badger Raceway is a 6/10 mile paved road course operated by Badger Kart Club. Spectators are always welcome and admission is Free for spectators to the Raceway grounds for Badger Races. Special events, nominal charge. DIRECTIONS: I-94 west from Milwaukee, or I-94 East from Madison to HWY-67 exit; HWY-67 south to HWY-18; HWY-18 west to Badger Raceway sign; south on Gramling Lane to the track entrance.
Credit: Katherine - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_52879012
BADGER KART CLUBS 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WEEKEND Members, Racers, Families and Friends past and present are invited to come on out and be a part of this great event! Racing at it’s best on August 16 at Badger Raceway in Dousman, Wisconsin. Spectators are free on Badger Racing Days. Check out our schedule on www.badgerkartclub.com Directions to Badger Raceway & Hours of Operation Badger Raceway is a 6/10 mile paved road course operated by Badger Kart Club. Spectators are always welcome and admission is Free for spectators to the Raceway grounds for Badger Races. Special events, nominal charge. DIRECTIONS: I-94 west from Milwaukee, or I-94 East from Madison to HWY-67 exit; HWY-67 south to HWY-18; HWY-18 west to Badger Raceway sign; south on Gramling Lane to the track entrance.
Credit: Katherine - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_52879002
BADGER KART CLUBS 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WEEKEND Members, Racers, Families and Friends past and present are invited to come on out and be a part of this great event! Racing at it’s best on August 16 at Badger Raceway in Dousman, Wisconsin. Spectators are free on Badger Racing Days. Check out our schedule on www.badgerkartclub.com Directions to Badger Raceway & Hours of Operation Badger Raceway is a 6/10 mile paved road course operated by Badger Kart Club. Spectators are always welcome and admission is Free for spectators to the Raceway grounds for Badger Races. Special events, nominal charge. DIRECTIONS: I-94 west from Milwaukee, or I-94 East from Madison to HWY-67 exit; HWY-67 south to HWY-18; HWY-18 west to Badger Raceway sign; south on Gramling Lane to the track entrance.
Credit: Katherine - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_52878992
BADGER KART CLUBS 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WEEKEND Members, Racers, Families and Friends past and present are invited to come on out and be a part of this great event! Racing at it’s best on August 16 at Badger Raceway in Dousman, Wisconsin. Spectators are free on Badger Racing Days. Check out our schedule on www.badgerkartclub.com Directions to Badger Raceway & Hours of Operation Badger Raceway is a 6/10 mile paved road course operated by Badger Kart Club. Spectators are always welcome and admission is Free for spectators to the Raceway grounds for Badger Races. Special events, nominal charge. DIRECTIONS: I-94 west from Milwaukee, or I-94 East from Madison to HWY-67 exit; HWY-67 south to HWY-18; HWY-18 west to Badger Raceway sign; south on Gramling Lane to the track entrance.
Credit: Katherine - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_${p.id}
Credit: $tempPhoto.submittedBy - $tempPhoto.location, $tempPhoto.state
-
Photo #id_52188652
Andy Sawyer of Hartland was honored with the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) top award, the Emu Egg, on July 22. The Emu Egg award, a real egg encased in glass, honors Sawyer for exceptional commitment to the non-profit ZSM since 1985. The award was presented at a luncheon at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Sawyer serves on the Board of Directors and is immediate past chairman of the steering committee of the Platypus Society, the ZSM’s highest-level, donor-member recognition group. He also has helped recruit Platypus Society members both through personal contacts and through recruitment cocktail parties. In 2002 Sawyer was honored with the ZSM's Spheniscus humboldti award for outstanding individual service. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_52188537
At the age of 84, Mildred Wrench of North Prairie, Wis., has racked up nearly 12,370 volunteer hours for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) and the Milwaukee County Zoo. She’s been a member of Zoo Pride, the ZSM’s volunteer auxiliary, for nearly 27 years. Her exceptional service was honored July 22 at an awards luncheon at the Milwaukee County Zoo, where she received the ZSM’s Leontideus rosalia award (framed golden lion tamarin footprints). Wrench served on Zoo Pride’s Board of Directors and on the ZSM’s Board of Directors from 1996 to 1998, and has chaired many Zoo Pride committees, from special events to primates. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_51300582
Mukwonago Jr. Indians U11 Gold team wins Bull Pen Classic Championship in Watertown on July 18 & 19.
Credit: Anna Meixelsperger - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_51216597
Jackie Wagner, the store manager of the Hartland Walgreens, add to the collection of backpacks at her store. Volunteers of Lake Country, spearheaded by Sandy and Steve Waterhouse of Hartland, will host "Fill the Bus" events at three Lake Country locations from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 25 for the Backpack Coalition of Waukesha County, www.backpackcoalition.org. The Backpack Coalition provided backpacks and school supplies for children in need in Waukesha County - items that children need to make their upcoming school year a succesful one. Volunteers will be passing out bags to customers asking them to consider purchasing school supplies and backpacks to donate to help fill the bus at the following locations: Walgreens in Hartland, 423 Merton Ave. Walgreens in Delafield, 2901 Golf Rd. Recycle Racoon will also be there. Wal-Mart in Pewaukee, at Hwy. 164 and Capitol Dr.. Two of the Klement's Racing Sausages will join volunteers. Bring your camera to have your photo taken with them while you donate school supplies. Please show your support by donating school supplies, including backpacks. Most needed supplies are: backpacks, scissors with metal blades, protractors, loose-leaf paper (college-ruled), 1-inch three-ringed binders, pocket folders and pencils. Due to the tough economy many parents are facing this year, you can imagine how much your generosity is needed to "Fill the Bus!"
Credit: Karren Jeske - Dousman, WI
-
Photo #id_51040017
With goggles and gloves on, Annie Zeiler, 10, of Sussex carefully labels a vial of “tiger’s blood.” She had used a syringe to draw the fake blood from a toy tiger during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s summer Vet Camp on July 8. Summer camps are sponsored by National City. About 12,000 people attend summer camps at the Milwaukee County Zoo each year. Children in Vet Camp examined animal X-rays, talked with the Zoo's veterinary staff, and toured the Zoo's Animal Health Center. Many other summer camps still have openings; for availability, visit www.zoosociety.org/Education/SummerCamps.php
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
- Photo #id_50218912
-
Photo #id_50218907
Another great day of fishing on Moose Lake with Grandma and Grandpa!
Credit: David Richter - Novato, CA
-
Photo #id_50218902
Visiting Grandma and Grandpa on Moose Lake in the Lake Country.
Credit: David Richter - Novato, CA
-
Photo #id_50051262
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) –Miss Wisconsin 2009, Alexandra Wehrley of Pewaukee, models a pair of 14-karat gold Pave diamond hoop earrings at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. Admiring the earrings is Sheri Koch of Waukesha. The earrings, featured in one of Zoo Ball’s auctions, were donated by Kat Morrow of WildKat Wellness. Sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, Zoo Ball is the non-profit ZSM’s biggest annual fund-raiser. Guests at the June 27 event, held at the Milwaukee County Zoo, enjoyed a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, a gourmet dinner, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which funds the ZSM’s mission of conservation, education and Zoo support. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_50051222
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) – Representatives of American Airlines pose next to a jaguar photo at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular® sponsored the event, held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. From left are Kelly Coyne of Glen Ellyn, Ill.; Troy and Kimberly Morgan of Delavan, Wis.; and Alison Heckelsmiller of Bartlett, Ill. Zoo Ball, the ZSM’s biggest annual fund-raiser, featured a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with live samba dancers. The event included a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison, a gourmet meal, and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which funds the ZSM’s mission of conservation, education and Zoo support. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_50051202
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) – John and Cheryl Aschenbrener of Nashotah, Wis., have their picture taken in front of a Jaguar car at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison sponsored the welcome reception at the event, held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The title sponsors of this fund-raiser for the ZSM were American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®. The evening featured a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with live samba dancers and guests in masks. The event also included a gourmet meal, cocktails and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which supports the non-profit ZSM mission to conserve animals, educate people and support the Zoo. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_50051197
Marlene and Robert Burris of Genesee, Wis., meet samba dancers and show off carnival masks at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Zoo Ball 2009. This black-tie fund-raiser, sponsored by American Airlines/American Eagle and U.S. Cellular®, was held June 27 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Mr. Burris is the CEO of the Kempsmith Machine Co. The evening featured a Brazilian carnival theme, complete with dancers from Chicago Samba, who performed at a welcome reception sponsored by Fields Jaguar Land Rover Volvo Waukesha & Madison. The event also featured a gourmet meal and entertainment sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation. More than 600 guests attended Zoo Ball, which supports the non-profit ZSM’s mission to conserve animals, educate people and support the Zoo. Zizzo Group Advertising & Public Relations provided marketing support for the event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_49599407
Duane Grimm, Waukesha County Park System Manager, accepts a $1335 check from North Lake’s Central Bark and Friends. Geno and Dawn Smith presented the check to Grimm from their May 9th fundraiser at Central Bark for the 13 acre Nashotah Dog Exercise Area which will open in Waukesha County’s Nashotah Park this fall. Dogs featured are from left to right, Murphy, B.G. and Buddy.
Credit: Mary Anderson, Waukesha County Park System - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_49151797
Lee Godgluck of Hartland and his son Lucas, 2, watch a harbor seal swim at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Lee and other dads enjoyed free Zoo admission on Father’s Day thanks to the event sponsors, Chinet® & Pick ‘n Save. Sunny summer weather attracted about 8,585 people to the Zoo June 21. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_48893682
The Ohkauchee Phillies won their championship bracket in the Richie Clark baseball tournament in Stone Bank this past weekend. Pictured in the front row is: Jack Tsanane, Dominic Briggs, Sam Rott, Cameron Briggs, and Henry Hove. Row two: Tate Sehrbrock, Jaden Skully, Connor Robinson, Charlie Palm, Paul Schlager, and Zach Miller. Back row: Coaches: Curt Sehrbrock, Bill Rott and Brett Miller.
Credit: Bill - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_48151792
The U12 Kettle Moraine Lasers took first place in the Blue Division New Berlin Magic Baseball Tournament held Saturday, June 13 and Sunday June 14, at Calhoun Park. Back Row: Sebastian Luksich, Mitchell Pfeifer, Ben Bodus, Eric Martell, Coach Jim Pfeifer, Troy Jashinsky, Andrew Trafton, Justin Persch, Steele Kowalczyk. Front Row: Coach Bill Bodus, Trevor Ross, Brady Durni, Connor Freeman, Jacob Varick, Jack Cridelich, Coach Joe Varick.
Credit: Tom Luksich - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_47350747
Oconomowoc resident named to leadership position on Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Welfare Auxiliary Linda Schieble will serve as president for the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Welfare Auxiliary for 2009. During its 83-year history, the auxiliary has raised nearly $2.2 million for the hospital. Shown from left to right are: Joanne Brown, recording secretary; Sharon Zurawski, advisor to board and raffle chair for the Swan Ball’ Linda Schieble, current president; Carolyn Berry, vice president and corporate sponsors co-chair and posters chair for the Swan Ball; Jill Broekhuizen, auxiliary treasurer and membership underwriting chair for the Swan Ball; Martha Clark, corporate sponsors co-chair and Portable Hugs Project co-chair; Mary McKisson, Swan Ball co-chair; Sue Miller, school box chair; Cathy Brock, member at large; and Kathy Sammons, quilt coordinator.
Credit: Rose Davis - Wauwatosa, WI
-
Photo #id_47202077
The Wisconsin Lakers 14U Basketball team won 1st place in the "For The Game" AAU Tournament on 5/31/2009. Congratulations
Credit: Dean B - North Lake, WI
-
Photo #id_46835407
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) Trish Kagerbauer of Sussex is delighted to hold cockatiels at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s special summer exhibit, Wings From Down Under, sponsored by Lowe’s. Kagerbauer attended the May 21 VIP/Platypus Society premiere of the exhibit, which features hundreds of Australian birds such as parakeets, cockatiels and eastern rosellas that visitors can feed and touch. The exhibit runs May 23 through Sept. 7; exhibit admission is $2.00 per person (in addition to Zoo admission). Kagerbauer is a member of the Platypus Society, the non-profit Zoological Society’s highest-level, donor-member recognition group.
Credit: Julia Kolker - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_46835387
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) Kathleen and James Polaski of Pewaukee watch parakeets and cockatiels perch on their arms at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s special summer exhibit, Wings From Down Under, sponsored by Lowe’s. The couple were at the May 21 VIP/Platypus Society premiere of the exhibit, which features hundreds of Australian birds such as parakeets, cockatiels and eastern rosellas that visitors can feed and touch. The exhibit runs May 23 through Sept. 7; exhibit admission is $2.00 per person (in addition to Zoo admission). James Polaski is president of Allied Insurance Centers, Inc., a corporate member of the Platypus Society, the non-profit Zoological Society’s highest-level, donor-member recognition group.
Credit: Julia Kolker - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_46835442
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, June 2009) Representatives of New York Life Insurance Company were photographed on May 21 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. From left are Shawn Young of Delafield, Gail Gabrelian and Carrie Lemke, both of Franklin. The women attended the VIP premiere of the Zoo’s special summer exhibit, Wings From Down Under, sponsored by Lowe’s. This exhibit features hundreds of Australian birds such as parakeets, cockatiels and eastern rosellas that visitors can touch and feed. Lemke is the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s former vice president of development.
Credit: Julia Kolker - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_46835367
(Zoological Society of Milwaukee - June 2009) Lowe’s representatives feed cockatiels at the May 21 premiere of the Milwaukee County Zoo’s special summer exhibit, Wings From Down Under. Lowe’s is sponsoring the exhibit, which opened to the public May 23 and will run through Sept. 7. From left are Amy Tymm of Hartland, Tom Nommensen of Gurnee, Ill., Stacy Jones of Mukwonago and Aaron Stierman of Richfield. The exhibit features hundreds of Australian parrots such as parakeets, cockatiels and eastern rosellas that visitors can feed and touch; exhibit admission is $2.00 per person (in addition to Zoo admission).
Credit: Julia Kolker - Milwaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_46621267
The Schufeldt elk on display outside the Oconomowoc Area Historical Society & Museum.
Credit: Roberta Schaefer - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_46621297
Oconomowoc Area Historical Society & Museum in the "old Armory" building, 103 W Jefferson St by Roosevelt Park.
Credit: Roberta Schaefer - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_43438327
St. Joan of Arc third graders pose with various Lake Country Publication newspapers after learning about putting a newspaper together during a Junior Achievement class in the 2007-08 school year.
Credit: Tom Luksich - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_42123167
Mukwonago Wrestling Club's Lucas Benn captured the 6th place finish, in a 16-man bracket, in the 2000-01, 48 lb. weight class at the Wisconsin Wrestling Federation Youth State Tournament in Madison on March 27 and 28, 2009.
Credit: Perry Benn - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_41682072
The North Lake Wrestling Team is going to State! Jay Yde had 7 of his guys wrestle at the Muskego Regionals on Saturday, March 14th and all 7 are going to State. They are Ruby Otters, Hunter Lau, Austin Yde, Aidan Yde, Kelvin Yde, Tyler Runte and Jacob Powell. The boys will participate in the state youth tournament at the Alliant Engery Center in Madison on March 27th. Thank you! Donna Runte
Credit: Donna Runte - Hartland,, WI
-
Photo #id_41681047
Joel Przybilla a center for the Portland Trail Blazers signs autographs for Grant Dakovich (L) and Sebastian Luksich at the 2008 St. Joan of Arc Athletic Banquet.
Credit: Tom Luksich - Delafield, WI
- Photo #id_41685597
- Photo #id_41685562
- Photo #id_41685537
- Photo #id_41685492
-
Photo #id_40096107
St. Joan of Arc 6th-grade boys took third in the Reindeer Games Tournament at Christ King, Wauwatosa, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009. Front row (l-r): Nate Bertrand, Augie Badura and Tyler Pelton. Second row: Ben Tiahnybik, Robert Manders and Sebastian Luksich. Back row: Coaches Leo Tiahnybik and Tom Luksich.
Credit: Beth Manders - Nashotah,
-
Photo #id_40095702
St. Joan of Arc took top honors in the WCSS Indoor Championship All-Grade Relay April 12, 2008, at Waukesha South. Members of the relay team are: (from left) Alec Kocour (gr 6), Molly Seidel (gr 8) Sebastian Luksich (gr 5), Mitchell Meindel (gr 7), Anastasia Luksich (gr 7), Betsy Kocour (gr 5), Nathan Hills (gr 8) and Molly Kocian (gr 6).
Credit: Brian Borkowski - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095747
Students at St. Joan of Arc, Nashotah take part in the 2007-08 May Crowning Ceremonies. Pictured (back row L to R) Sebastian Luksich (gr 5), Megan Kneiser (gr 7), David Ibric (gr 8), Rev. Mike Strachota, Margaret Duffey (gr 6), Claire Lubben (gr 4), Callie Smith (gr 2), John Chupka (K5), Ella Schmidt(K4), Francesca Gatto (gr 1) and Brady Carlson (gr 3).
Credit: Thomas Luksich - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_40096212
The St. Charles-Hartland 8th grade girls basketball team won the St. Mary's-Elm Grove basketball tournament on 2/22/09. Pictured are: Front Row (left to right) Brenna Fischer, Brianna Alexander, Vanessa Voss, Gabrielle Zanoni, Jennifer Branecky and Maggie Esser. Back Row (left to right) Rob Elliott, Bill Voss, Brian Branecky.
Credit: Bill Voss - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40096202
*Got Good Grades? Get Good Food! * Panera Bread & Delafield Public Library partners to reward area students for good semester grades. Students can receive coupons by bringing their report card to the Delafield Public LIbrary before Feb 23rd. Limit 2 coupons per student.The Manager Joann Gompper & library director Terry Zignego display coupons.
Credit: Chris Cramer - Delfield, WI
-
Photo #id_40096197
Performers at the Bluegrass Music Jam in Delafield.
Credit: Jessica Fiess - Sun Prairie, WI
-
Photo #id_40096192
Bluegrass music jam at the Fish Hatchery. Delafield, WI.
Credit: Jessica Fiess - Sun Prairie, WI
-
Photo #id_40096187
The Pewaukee Red Girls 7th Grade Basketball Team won the Lake Country League Tournament on February 1, 2009.
Credit: Lisa Gohlke - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40096182
I dunno. I took this for a photography class. I'm a Junior at Mukwonago High. It's right on the road across from Heaven City.
Credit: Elissa Wachtl - Big Bend, WI
-
Photo #id_40096172
St. Paul Genesee Depot Justin Vavra Leah Croal Lauren Bastian Gift basket presented to the Delafield Public Library
Credit: Chris Cramer - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_40096162
Mindy Koss-McCullen, a teller at the Genesee bank, delivers the check to Good Friend president Chelsea Budde.
Credit: Chelsea Budde - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_40096157
From left to right, Nate Koelpin, Gail Sawicki, Mindy Koss-McCullen, Dolly Pogantsch, and Angela Nelson of Citizens Bank of Mukwonago’s Genesee location each opted to donate at least $5 to Good Friend in order to wear jeans to work on Jan. 16. Not pictured are Paula Schwartz and Amanda Hansen.
Credit: Chelsea Budde - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_40096152
6th grade swallow student Derrick Villarreal poses with hank haney after shooting a tournament best 76. Hank came to watch his last 9 holes to see how his youngest student was doing in his first tourney with his new coach.
Credit: Derrick Villarreal - hartland,
-
Photo #id_40096147
The Mukwonago Jr. Indians 5th Grade Girls Gold Team, took 2nd place in the Nicolet Tournament on January 18th. Row 1: Hannah Bricco, Emma Wittliff; Row 2: Coach Huber, Jessy Tanel, Julia Martin; Row 3: Amanda Brown, Nicole Bugiel, Nikki Huber; Row 4: Coach Bricco, Michaela Chew, Breanna Cera, Mikayla Baird, Coach Cera.
Credit: Tami Wittliff - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_40096127
Five Generation photo taken November, 2008 (Left to right) Great-Great Grandmother Patricia Manley, Haylee Michalski (born July 15, 2008), Great-Grandmother Kathie Smith, Grandmother Kimberle Beasler, Mother Leah Michalski”
Credit: Kimberle Beasler - Jackson, WI
-
Photo #id_40096097
Maya Yocum, 10, pictured with Jeff Radi, one of her instructors at USA TaeKwondo after earning her 2nd degree black belt.
Credit: Shannon Meade - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40096092
Pewaukee friends continue a 10 year tradition of jumping into Lake Michigan on New Year's Day. Participating this year: Back row - Tommy Domenico, Derek Watt, Randy Reese, Dan Baar, Alex Barr, Andrew Feil, Front row - David Reese, Tommy Pjevach, Nick Pjevach, Brittany Strachota
Credit: Linda Reese - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40096087
December 13, 2008. Girls..back (l-r) Hannah Breese, Courtney Johnson, Jennie Igielski, Isabel Tenpas, Carson Cotterell, Abby Gerrits. front (l-r) Abby Wannow, Jessie Bacon, Ashley Baalke, Kaitie Daul.
Credit: Lisa Johnson - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40096082
Congratulations to Clinton Plowman, Maya Yocum, and Brandon Harris, and Will Lucht who earned their 2nd degree black belts; Taylor Vaughn and Lisa Schroeder who earned their 1st degree black belts, James Meade, Ricky Smith, Braden Bauman, Austin Katzfey, Katie Datzfey, Cody Williams, and Aidan Paquette who earned their black belts at USA TaeKwonDo's November 15th, 2008 graduation.
Credit: Shannon Meade - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40096072
Kirsten Haglund, Miss America 2008, meets with Oconomowoc's Chuck Herro and Mac Dorn prior to the Rogers Memorial Hospital Foundation's 2008 Gala held Nov. 8. Visit www.rogershospital.org for more information.
Credit: Gabe Wollenburg - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40096067
Kirsten Haglund, Miss America 2008, tours the Eating Disorder Center at Rogers Memorial Hospital on Nov. 8. Leah Schwechel (right) explains that this exercise room is used to help eating disorders patients learn to work out in moderation. For more info, visit Rogershospital.org.
Credit: Gabe Wollenburg - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40096062
Four students from USA TaeKwonDo won medals at the National Disney Martial Arts Festival held in Orlando, Florida October 24th - 26th 2008. Mitch Taddey (17) won a gold medal in grappling and a silver medal in sparring, Ryan Flannigan (18) won a bronze medal in grappling, Ross Gottschalk (11) won a gold medal in grappling, and Gabe Lewandowski (8) won a bronze medal in grappling. Students were coached by Master Scott Lewandowski.
Credit: Shannon Meade - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40096057
Midwest Twisters' gymnasts & coaches gather for a photo following a compulsory team clinic held on October 5th.
Credit: J. Howard - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40096047
It is with great pleasure that the Waukesha Choral Union presents the eighth performance in its Fall Community Outreach Concert Series by offering an evening of music inspired by the American experience. On Saturday, October 25, 2008 the Waukesha Choral Union will join voices with those of the Marquette University Choir and the Nathan Hale High School Choir of West Allis to perform an evening of uniquely American choral works. Both schools will also bring their orchestras to the stage. The concert will begin at 7:30 pm at Shattuck Auditorium on the grounds of Carroll University. In keeping with the Choral Union’s season theme of “A Musical Journey”, the event will include songs of traveling, gathering, longing, and searching for home. The concert features Randall Thompson’s choral masterpiece Frostiana. Based on seven works by American poet Robert Frost, Thompson guides us “to take the road less traveled, to keep our promises before we sleep, and to stay our minds upon something l
Credit: Susan Wallenslager - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_40096042
Students from USA TaeKwonDo who participated in a weekend judo seminar with 4 time Olympian and Olympic Judo Coach Mike Swain.
Credit: USA TaeKwonDo - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_40096032
Students from USA TaeKwondo enjoyed top level training with 4 time Olympian and Olympic Judo Coach Mike Swain
Credit: USA TaeKwonDo - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095997
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mukwonago, is adding a new church building to its existing Christian K-8 and preschool at 410 Hwy. NN, Mukwonago. The facility is more than 20,000 square feet and will include space for worship, Bible study, meetings and Christian fellowship. St. John's has been in Mukwonago since 1890. The new building should be completed by spring 2009.
Credit: Katie Berggren - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_40095942
Homestead Animal Farm's Corn Maze this year is "America the Beautiful"
Credit: Mark and Barbara Harmann - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095927
Midwest Twisters' Level 4 Gymnastics team preps for 2008-09 competition season complete with new bags, leotards and warm-ups!
Credit: J. Howard - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095922
Midwest Twisters' Level 5 Gymnastics team preps for 2008-09 competition season complete with new bags, leotards and warm-ups!
Credit: J. Howard - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095917
Nicklaus Dahmen, 10 years old, caught his first musky, 35 inches, on Pewaukee Lake on a crank bait while trolling with guide Mike Koepp, September 5, 2008.
Credit: Nicklaus Dahmen - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_40095907
Best Friends Enjoying Summer :)
Credit: Meg, Rachel Olson, Schmidt - Sussex, WI
-
Photo #id_40095902
Kristin Hertneky and Benjamin Parker, both of Oconomowoc, have announced their engagement. Parents of the future bride are John and Margie Hertneky of Oconomowoc. Parents of the future groom are Bill and Barb Parker of Oconomowoc. The bride-to-be is a 2005 graduate of Oconomowoc High School and attends the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee working towards a bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science. The groom-elect is a 2005 graduate of Oconomowoc High School and attends the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee working towards a bachelor’s degree in History and Classical Civilization. They are planning a July 31, 2010 wedding at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Oconomowoc.
Credit: Margie Hertneky - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095897
A family of chukars recently decided to live on Hazel Lane in Hartland
Credit: Karen Kvool - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095887
A family of chukars, a member of the partridge family, take up residence on Hazel Lane.
Credit: Karen Kvool - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095872
Tyler Lorenz became a U.S. National Water Ski Champion at West Palm Beach, FL this week with a jump of 149', breaking a personal record and making Pewaukee PROUD! Watch him ski at the Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Show Thursday, August 21, at 6:30 p.m.
Credit: Abby Lorenz - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095862
Mark Harmann made a sign to display along Hwy 83 just north of North Lake so all passersby can see it. Mark wanted to show his support for Ben and let him know how proud he is of him.
Credit: Mark Harmann - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095857
Brian and Kevin will be playing at the Oconomowoc Community Choir Concert, Music of the Night, on Aug. 11 & 12, 7pm at the UCC, 815 S. Concord Rd. Oconomowoc. Call 361-4900 for tickets
Credit: Barb Fabus - oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095847
Recently, brothers Tim Dalton and Randy Richert linked up in Baghdad, Iraq to display the American Flag under the infamous "Crossed Swords" monument of the former Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein. Tim (a '94 graduate of Arrowhead HS) is a Department of State Diplomatic Security Service Special Agent and Randy (an '81 graduate of Arrowhead HS) is a Colonel in the U.S. Air Force. Both are serving their respective organizations in Iraq. They are the sons of John and Bobbi Dalton of Daltondale Farms, located just North of North Lake on Hwy. 83.
Credit: Randy Richert - Formerly of North lake/Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095842
I actually had to pull over to take this photo Monday night. We were in Sussex when we spotted it. The girls couldn’t believe it! This photo is just another reminder that God is always with us…
Credit: Sarah Kurek - Stonebank, WI
-
Photo #id_40095832
Grandpa Dave Beguhn lets grandson Tommy Moerman drive the boat on a beautiful Sunday afternoon on Lac LaBelle.
Credit: Barbara Beguhn - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095822
While the family was vacationing at their cabin in Ogema, WI, Jason Burant, 12 of Oconomowoc, WI., caught this 37 inch plump Northern on Spirit Lake in Price County just 7 days after the youth caught a 39 inch Muskie out of the Mondeux Dam near Wesboro, WI on June 27th! Now that’s some fishin!!!!! Submitted July 17th by Kathy Burant, N57W34473 Nickles Pt. Rd., Oconomowoc, WI 53066. Thank you for your consideration in printing this in the local paper. If you have further questions please contact me at Fourburants@sbcglobal.net or 262-567-9253. Sincerely, Kathy and Chuck Burant, Proud Parents!!!!
Credit: Jason Burant - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095817
SummerStage is the proud recipient of a $1000.00 grant. SummerStage is designed to showcase local for profit and nonprofit performance groups. For more information on future events and performances, or if your music, theatre or dance company thinks this exciting venue is right for you, please visit our website at www.SummerStageofDelafied.org, call one of our board members, or email us at info@SummerStageofDelafield.org. Victoria Doudna/Wal-Mart Delafield Steve Davis/SummerStage President Gail Zieman/SummerStage Board Member Diane Powell/SummerStage Board Member
Credit: Mary Pat Halaska - Waukesha, WI
-
Photo #id_40095812
The KM Jr. Lasers U11 baseball team celebrates by dousing their coach with gatorade after winning the championship game.
Credit: Chris Mathison - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095787
Two young men with boogie (?) boards on Pewaukee beach Tuesday June 10.
Credit: Linda Deppe - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095777
I took this picture from my front porch. My kids were scared as the storm overshadowed Pewaukee.
Credit: Dan Sparacino - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095772
Bridge at Wisconsin Ave. and about Forest Grove. High Flood Waters. More flood Photos can be seen at flickr.com/photos/bellecadeau Should you like any of them let me know and I will happily send it to you buy email.
Credit: Tamara Duncan - Pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095762
This was taken right after receiving the State Champion Trophy.
Credit: amy winter - wales, WI
-
Photo #id_40095757
This is a picture of the nail biting finish that KM had in the last race of the State Track Meet. As you can see the baton of the Racine Park racer is on the ground. He dropped it with about 40 meters left in the race. The D.C. Everest kid was shoulder to shoulder with Racine Park and KM, but he just couldn't keep up that pace. It was the most exciting race to watch because the championship came down to this moment!
Credit: Amy Winter - wales, WI
-
Photo #id_40095742
Tony Wendorf, a social worker from Rogers Memorial Hospital’s Eating Disorder Center, addresses about 50 people during the annual Eating Disorders Vigil held at Rogers Memorial Hospital on April 19, 2008. The empty chairs in front of Wendorf represent those who fell victim to their disorder. This is the sixth year the hospital has held the vigil in cooperation with the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders.
Credit: Gabe Wollenburg - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095717
The Lake Country United U-11 White Team, went 4-0-1 to win the Reddan Spring shootout in Madison. The winning players are (back row l-r) Sean Gilligan, Zac Felkner, Gavin Taylor, Chase Graff, Domari Pate, Austin Pluff, Coach Scott Ascher. (bottom Row l-r) Nick Schultz, Jake Collins, Mitchell Sutrick, Jake Felkner, Chase Hamon and Rukari Pate.
Credit: Gavin Taylor - pewaukee, WI
-
Photo #id_40095707
Sandra Ellsworth, Dan Hanson, Don Callan and Debbie Gustafson star in "Kat's Meow", an original comedy play that's being presented at the Hidden Cafe in May. Dinner and the show is $25; contact 363-2505 for reservations and details.
Credit: Katie Berggren - Mukwonago, WI
-
Photo #id_40095697
Area children plant playground seeds at Roosevelt Park, Tues. April 8th. When residents purchase the candy seeds at local businesses, they help cultivate the dream of a playground for all children. The seeds may be purchased at: Ace Hardware, Ben Franklin, Books and Company, CQ Nails and Spa, The Fabric Gallery, Main Street Depot, Rosati’s Pizza, Scharnell’s Catering and Deli, Sweetie Pies, UPS Store and Whelan’s Coffee and Ice Cream.
Credit: Jenifer Hilander - Oconomowoc, WI
-
Photo #id_40095682
"Waukesha Warhawks’ Bantam C1 team convincingly won the Bantam C State championship, held at Nagawaukee Ice arena March 8-9, 2008. Six C teams, Appleton, Beloit, Eau Claire, Green Bay, Waukesha C2 and Waukesha C1, competed for the honors. After winning three preliminary games, the Warhawks’ C1 beat Eau Claire 3 – 1 in the Championship game. Goals were scored by Alec Mudek (assist: Kadin Pasley), Nathan Hawkins (unassisted) and Evan Will (assist: Molly Geary, and Nathan Hawkins). Goalie Korbin Lindell had a great weekend allowing only 3 goals in four games. Waukesha’s other C2 team finished strong in 3rd place." Pictured in photo are left to right top row 1st. Coach Dave Culp, Alex Krueger, Coach Jim Lindell,Evan Will, Molly Geary, Kadin Pasley, Head Coach Kurt Andersson, Alec Mudek, Matt White, Elliott Siewert, Matt Hartwig, Coach Mark Sherry, Bottom row from left, Jimmy Rice, Jack Culp, Matt Sherry, Eric Strunsee, Nathan Hawkins,Goalie Korbin Lindell.
Credit: Peggy Mat-Siewert - Delafield, WI
-
Photo #id_40095677
The Arrowhead Basketball Club 8th Grade Girls Red basketball team recently participated in the Wisconsin State Invitational Basketball Tournament in Stevens Point. The team took 3rd place out of 24 teams. They narrowly missed playing in the championship game, losing in the semi-finals by 2 points to Oshkosh West. Members of the team include (from left, front row) Maggie Doleschy, Leah Anderson, Amanda Bauer, Abby Lauer, (back row) Tori Taubner, Jenny Smith, Becky Doleschy, Kyle Davis, Alex Claas, Dana Holle, and coach Steve Beyer.
Credit: Dick Davis - Hartland, WI
-
Photo #id_40095672
