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Spring is here and that means garage sale season is in full swing. Wauwatosa NOW
reporter Janice Kayser and photojournalist Mary Catanese took a recent spin around
town to see what treasures they could find.
An estimated 3,000 children, parents and school staff members were at the
Milwaukee County Zoo on May 10 to take part in the Education Foundation of Wauwatosa's
annual Walk/Run. WauwatosaNOW.com, a sponsor of the event, was there and captured images
of some the festivities.
Wauwatosa East High School was the stage of a battle of the bands competition
called Launchpad, in which 16 bands from area high school competed.
After more than six hours of music, three bands walked away with top honors
in the regional competition and advance to the state contest in Madison.
The sports season is in full swing at Wauwatosa East and West high schools and, if you're a prep sports fan, we've got you covered. Track, soccer and more … this is your place for expanded coverage
of the Tosa prep sports scene.
Photo Gallery: 
NOW sports writer Tom "Sky" Skibosh gives his perspective on the prep sports scene:
You'll find crime prevention tips and more in the Wauwatosa Police Department's blog:
The Wauwatosa Public Library keeps you up to date on library happenings:
Use the interactive map to see where sex offenders live and work in Wauwatosa.
There are hundreds of dogs and cats who are looking for a new home. The Wisconsin Humane
Society profiles those animals in its new blog.
Stay on top of what's happening in the Milwaukee County parks system with the blog from
The Park People, a member-driven organization dedicated to citizen stewardship of our county parks.
Congratulations to Holly and Ruby Hopton of Milwaukee, who were voted the winners in the
MyCommunityNOW.com and MilwaukeeMoms.com Mother-Daughter Look-Alike Contest.Mother and daughter each will receive a $250 savings account courtesy of Johnson Bank.
Neva and Alexus Pipia of Menomonee Falls took second
place and Sandi and Randi Trupke of Milwaukee won third place in the contest, and each will receive a $50 restaurant certificate.