Katherine Riebe "is a community bridge-builder creating trust and relationships with people from all backgrounds. She exemplifies humility, looks out for others and gets things done," according to the Wauwatosa Distinguished Citizen Award Council.
Owner Carly Hurley describes the business as a “community retail space,” where events such as baby and bridal showers, community group meetings and workshops also can be held.
In recent years, the Parks & Forestry Division "has created a stronger leadership team with significantly more trained and experienced staff dedicated to the planning, management and implementation of park and urban forestry initiatives and design," according to a memo from two council members.
This push for Amtrak service in Tosa comes as the passenger rail already is considering whether to add stops in Wisconsin along the rail corridor that runs through the city.
Tosa Wildlife Habitat needs 79 more residences to certify their gardens for the city to meet the requirements to become a Wildlife Habitat Community through the National Wildlife Federation.
Under the new configuration of Bluemound and 99th Street, the intersection will get a four-way traffic signal to improve the flow of traffic while making the intersection safer for pedestrians.
Despite progress on the repairs, the city-owned Hart Park stadium has not yet officially reopened, though the Tosa East track teams have been able to practice there and are hopeful they can resume home meets soon.
The club's letter follows an April 22 article in which Tosa Forward News editor David Paulsen explained that since his launch of the site in August, the city has declined to respond to the kinds of inquiries it regularly accommodates for other news outlets.
Etter has 29 years of experience as an English teacher, first in Sheboygan and for the past 19 years at Tosa East. He estimates he has had taught more than 4,000 students.
The rings of the Tosa East Towne tree were exposed for inspection only briefly. After city crews cut down the tree during the week of April 20, they returned last week to grind the stump, leaving a patch of dirt.
This week marked the start of new terms for both the Wauwatosa School Board and the Wauwatosa Common Council after the April 7 election.
The School Board met Monday and
