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.
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.
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.
The Wauwatosa School District notified families of the decision in an April 24 email, which did not provide details of the allegations but said the conduct “does not align with our district’s expectations for student care and supervision."
Editor David Paulsen provides an explanation for why some of this news website's stories about City of Wauwatosa government may not be as complete as readers deserve, while city staff maintain an policy excluding the website from routine cooperation.
A city arborist told the Noltes that this American elm is the largest on record in Wauwatosa. Their block is "going to look completely different," Jodi Nolte said, when the city finishes removing it due to threat of "catastrophic damage."
Mario R. Casey is charged with five felonies, including mail theft, after police say he stole an estimated 800 items of mail and sent images of checks from the envelopes to a Florida person identified only as Oxy.
Sean Lowe, in his April 10 announcement, acknowledged for the first time that he and his wife had recently purchased a house outside of his district, as Tosa Forward News had first reported on April 8.
The complaints against the campaigns of Chris Merker, Heather Birk and Dan Stemper mostly relate to the size of fund transfers between the campaign committees and how they reported their coordinated campaign expenses, such as signs and mailings.
After nearly seven years, Zak and Sarah Baker's East Tosa restaurant, which specializes in 'Midwest Italian,' is earning recognition far beyond the city, and they are inviting regular customers and newbies to join them for a meal during Tosa Restaurant Week.
Cardinal Capital's Le Bon Vivant project envisions 41 apartments for residents 55 and older in a new two-story building that would replace a long-blighted parcel of poorly drained pavement across from Roosevelt Elementary School.
