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Weekly digest: This is Tosa's spookiest house (not to be confused with historic homes tour)

It's almost Halloween, and Tosa Forward News is inaugurating what we intend to be an annual award for Haunted Tosa: Spookiest House. We bet you can't

Weekly digest: Cat shelter relocating, police recruiting, Tosa Village thinking Christmas

Before getting to the news, a reminder to submit community announcements for the Neighbor Pages of Tosa Forward News' Community Edition. This is last call for any Neighbor announcements

Weekly digest: Property tax talk, car fees, a car(s) fire at Froedtert and 15 mph cycling

We are entering municipal budget season, which surely means an increase in tax talk over the next couple months. The Wauwatosa School Board kicked off the talk of taxes Monday

Weekly digest: Highway 181 project designs, July 4 fireworks, child care enrollment

If you live, work, study or play in Wauwatosa, the odds are close to 100% that you have some experience with Highway 181. It's the main north-south

Weekly digest: Solar-powered schools, a new fire chief and the Community Edition

We have plenty of news and developments to share this week, starting with the message sent earlier today about the new Tosa Forward News: Community Edition. More than anything, the

Weekly digest: 'Historic' City Hall, TosaFest turns 50, trees vandalized, budget preview

Happy birthday, TosaFest. You don't look a day over 50. If you're interested in checking out the annual street festival this weekend in Tosa Village, we&

Weekly digest: School's back, WSTEM reborn, crossing guard update and Renaissance hotel

Weekly digest: New school year drama includes buses (maybe) and crossing guards

As surely all parents in Wauwatosa know, Tuesday is the start of school. Whether you are breathing a sigh of relief after a long summer or shedding tears of loss

Weekly digest: Storm debris cleanup, a bank robbery arrest and Tosa vs. Ireland

Today's weekly digest will be a brief one, as Tosa Forward News regroups in advance of what we hope will be a busy and productive fall. Hart Park

Weekly digest: Primary election results, Vista Village apartments, East Tosa BID director

Why lead this week's digest with a photo of state Rep. Francesca Hong? No, she didn't win the gubernatorial primary. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley did,

Weekly digest: School taxes, primary election, TOSA Youth Tri and flooding anniversary

A personal note to kick off the latest weekly digest: Tosa Forward News is about to pass one year old. I had made a few previous stabs at a Tosa-