Check Mate! Diane Dehmer, Corrine and Colonel Ollis marvel the the handmade chess set by Hart Park Senior Center member Carol Karps displayed in the talent gallery at The Center's "Evening To Remember" dinner. Inspiration for the project came from an "Easy To Make" magazine article. Karps' mother and friends collected the wooden spools for 3-4 years plus a year to paint. "Easy To Make"--it wasn't!
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Margaret Puls closely examines the Photo Realism acrylic tulip painting plus the jewelry, scarves and pastel flower pictures displayed at the Hart Park Senior Center's "Evening To Remember" talent gallery.
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Habla Espanol? The Spanish Classes' exhibit at the Hart Park Senior Center's "Evening To Remember" dinner stops Diane Dehmer and Marvin Edmunds who actually could read a work or two.
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A hand-carved, infant- yawning piece by wood carver Rolf Hoffman awed Mary Kogler who couldn't resist touching it at Hart Park Senior Center's "Evening To Remember" talent gallery.
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Wauwatosa Mayor Kathy Ehly (center) stops at Hart Park Senior Center's "Evening To Remember" dinner to congratulate The Center for what it offers for the city's seniors and renew old friendships with Eileen Olen and Mary Kogler.
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The Merry Month of May brought birthdays for these Hart Park Senior Center Members: (seated) Rita Qureshi, Al Grant, Rob Zirbel, Corrine O'Brien (standing) Ed White, Polly Westfall, Diane Dehmer, Ellen Lyden, Eileen Olen
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Milwaukee Montessori School is a selected presenter at Milwaukee’s first TEDxHarambee on May 9th. The school’s director of educational technology Sherri Dodd, shown here with Isaiah - a fifth grader who recently created a yo-yo prototype with a new 3-D printer, will talk about the importance of technology’s impact on education. TEDxHarambee promotes using science, technology, engineering, music and the arts in finding solutions to today’s problems. More info can be found at www.tedx-milwaukee.com
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Milwaukee Montessori School is a selected presenter at Milwaukee’s first TEDxHarambee on May 9th. The school’s director of educational technology Sherri Dodd, shown here with Isaiah - a fifth grader who recently created a yo-yo prototype with a new 3-D printer, will talk about the importance of technology’s impact on education. TEDxHarambee promotes using science, technology, engineering, music and the arts in finding solutions to today’s problems. More info can be found at www.tedx-milwaukee.com
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Middle school students at Mercy Academy, a traditional Catholic school in Wauwatosa, were invited to lead prayer in front of the flagpole at the Wauwatosa City Hall at noon on May 2, the National Day of Prayer. The students were joined by local politicians, religious leaders, and other citizens. Mercy students were asked to offer prayers for Wauwatosa city mayor, Kathleen Ehley, and for the Aldermen of the Wauwatosa Common Council. They also concluded the observance by singing "America the Beautiful." The event was organized by Bill Berdan.
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Did you know that butterflies have their taste buds in their feet? Collector Dan Bantz pointed this out to Rob Zirbel and Rosaline Brojanac at Bantz'
"Moth & Butterflies" presentation at Hart Park Senior Center. Butterflies lay their eggs only special plants so they have to be sure of what they're landing on.
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Collector Dan Bantz calls Rosaline Brojanac and Rob Zirbel's attention to one of the 40 specimen boxes he brought to Hart Park Senior Center for his lecture on "Moths & Butterflies." Bantz explains that the orange and black color of Monarchs tell birds that they're poison if eaten. Nature has given each of the 800-875 species a "gimmick" to help them survive.
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Madeline Kischer, 3, of Wauwatosa, steals a bite of her 5-year-old brother Aiden’s pizza at the Milwaukee County Zoo during Zootastic. The April 26 Zoological Society of Milwaukee fundraiser drew a crowd of 610 visitors to Zoo and raised more than $12,000. Attendees enjoyed a family-friendly evening filled with after-hours animal visits, zookeeper talks, a DJ dance party, animal themed crafts, and raffle. Guests were treated to “mac and cheese” from Noodles & Company, Palermo’s® Pizza, and an ice cream sundae bar.
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Hart Park Senior Center's annual Spring Tea brought together these friends and water aerobics class members who wore hats in hopes of winning a prize. (seated) Mary Ann Dodulik, Carol Paulsen, Carol Hoke (standing) Jean Vopal, Ginny Price
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"Two For Tea" Carol Wehrley and Jan Mulvandy share tea pouring duties at Hart Park Senior Center's Annual Spring Tea. Attendees wear hats to be eligible for prizes. Goodwill's "Little Black Dress" Fashion show entertained the crowd.
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"Two For Tea" Carol Wehrley and Jan Mulvandy share tea pouring duties at Hart Park Senior Center's Annual Spring Tea. Attendees wear hats to be eligible for prizes. Goodwill's "Little Black Dress" Fashion show entertained the crowd.
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Torrential April Showers didn't stop these Hart Park Senior Center members from gatheriing to celebrate their birthdays. They promised beautiful May flowers from the constant April Showers. (seated) Mae Brielmaier, Joanne Brue, Romy Bonesho (seated) Betty Elliott, Jerry Ulschmid, Carol Wichmann.
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Residents of the Luther Manor Health Care Center danced the evening away in a Senior Prom. Prom King was Jack Cohen and Prom Queen Katherine Pohl. The prom was organized by student volunteer Ariel Ludlum with a grant from Project Lead2Change - the Youth in Service Fund. Lead2 Change empowers and inspires youth to be catalysts for change in their communities.
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Wauwatosa juniors participate in Wauwatosa Youth Commission's Mock School Board 2013 event. Great job to everyone involved!
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Wauwatosa resident Joanne Provencher (right) gets a hand from Kathy Ullenberg, as she decorates a peacock egg for Easter. Ullenberg leads craft classes on Tuesdays at Luther Manor Senior Living Community.
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2013 Padre Serra Champions! The 8th grade boys basketball team from Christ King won the 55th annual Padre Serra Basketball tournament. The boys defeated Blessed Savior in the championship game 32-29 in double overtime. Team members include Jack Bouchard, Ryan Coffey, Patrick Filardo, John Frank, Will McNabb, Robert Meuler, Ben O'Connell and Jack Tarpey. The team is coached by Chris Coffey, Bob Frank and Tim Tarpey. Ryan Coffey was named MVP of the tournament and was joined on the all-tournament team by Jack Tarpey.
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Thousands of Boy Scouts from the Three Harbors Council went door to door in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Kenosha and Racine counties on Saturday, March 23, collecting food in effort to help feed the hungry in our community. Boy Scouts collected 15,274 pounds of food in Wauwatosa. Together, the Boy Scouts collected more than 147,342 pounds of food to help feed people at-risk of hunger.
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All Hart Park Senior Center members born in March are a wee bit Irish as they gather to each celebrate his special day: (seated) Esther Pyter, Claudette Robinson, Leona McGraw, William D. Olmsted (standing) Ginny Price, Pat Foldvary, Pat Millmann, Lucy Dallman, Mona Hietpas, Howard Baszynski
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Tosa West Jr. Trojans White Team wins the 2013 WYBL-C Championship on March 17th at Pius High School.
Front row: Trevor Kuhl, Khris Green, Alex, Ho, Quinn Raue, Jaylyn Kelly, Monty Tillman, Anthony Lavora. Back Row: Oliver Potrzebowski, Wesley Miller, Reece Cepican, Brandon Harris, James, Randolp. Coaches: Joe Potrzebowski and Phil Soboleski
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On Saturday, March 16th, the Wauwatosa West Band helped Sendik's celebrate their 9th Anniversary. In exchange for their playing, Sendik's graciously gave the band a $500 donation which is VERY much appreciated!! Thanks Sendik's and good luck on another 9 years!
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Over the weekend, some neighborhood boys got creative and played hockey (minus the skates) on a flooded section of Currie Park Golf Course. Hockey sticks borrowed from a neighbor made it all possible. Lots of fun!
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, March 2013) –Nose to nose: With Davy Crockett-style hats, Sophia and Claudia Rahn, of Wauwatosa, meet mounts of Wisconsin animals such as the red fox during the Milwaukee County 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 the Zoo’s Commissary, underground Winter Quarters, elk barn, indoor hippo stalls, Aquatic & Reptile Center, and more. The mounted animals all died naturally and are used as education tools.
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in February gather to celebrate another year. (seated) Don Tschabold, Margie Puls, Maggie Remm, Kathy Andrews (standing) Therese Briska, Alva Heup, Nancy Nickel, Agnes Tutkowski, Bernie Gronemus, Veronica Artus, Shirley Zauner, Jerry Schmidt, Kathleen Schreier.
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Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin unveiled its new mobile food pantry truck with Kraft and Pick 'n Save on Tuesday, February 19 at City on a Hill. The new truck is designed to help Feeding America reach underserved areas of the community. For more information visit www.feedingamericawi.org.
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Hart Park Senior Center members learn about the job editing film on their tour of MATC's Milwaukee Public Television station. Adjusting sound and color brought questions from Eugenia Perfetto, Nancy Wenten, Lorna Peterson and Sybil Rockwell.
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Hart Park Senior Center member Sybil Rockwell questions the student sou chef at MATC's Cuisine Restaurant. Center members lunched there after a tour of the Milwaukee Public Television studios at MATC.
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6th Grade Trojan Basketball Club Wins Championship Over Tosa East in Overtime
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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.
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Jolene Erickson a staff member at Luther Manor Senior Living Comunity distributes Pączkis - a Fat Tuesday must-have to residents who have gathered for a Mardis Gras celebration on Tuesday.
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Luther Manor Courtyards residents made the most of the snowday Thursday - giving staff members ideas that inspired the building of this special version of Frosty the Snowman.
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Swing Nouveau plays music at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Vince Vitrano, Master of Ceremonies at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Ken and Angela Katula at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Andrea and Jon Gaines at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Mayor Kathy Ehley and Superintendent Dr. Phil Ertl at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Vince Vitrano and Dean Teofilo at the EFW 2013 Black & White Catered Affair
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Before entering the dining room at the Wells Street Schuster Mansion for High Tea, Hart Park Senior Center members Rita Musto and Trudy Zauner select a cup from the mansion's collection.
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Hart Park Senior Center members Mary Ann Dodulik and Nancy Gorzek sign the guest book before they tour the
Schuster Masion followed by High Tea and the accompanying etiquette.
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Hart Park Senior Center member Marge Dunn selects a tea cup from the top shelf for her use during the High Tea at the Schuster Mansion on Wells Street
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Eileen Bussler and Charlene Zwitter inspect the traditional tiered tray served at High Tea at the Schuster Mansion on Wells Street. Hart Park Senior Center's tour included proper etiquette for such an event. The tray is eated from the bottom up: first the sandwiches, then scones, and topped off with lavish desserts. Proper napkin etiquette was also stressed.
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With pinkies raised, Hart Park Senior Center members Pat Caruso and Mary Gilpatrick toast their visit to the Schuster Mansion for High Tea.
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Guest Nancy Gorzek chooses tea from the selection offered at the Schuster Mansion on Wells Street. Her group from Hart Park Senior Center attended High Tea there and had a tour of the mansion and heard its historic background.
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in January turned out in record number to celebrate their day with cake, coffee, ice cream and conversation. (seated front)Emma Wieloch, Jane Larson, Kathie Leahy (seated row 2) Barbara Heckenbach, Mary Ann Micheli, Sabileh Bagheril, Pat Matthews, Judith Pomes, Sybil Rockwell (standing) Walter Steigerwald, Eddie Ray, Marilyn Diehl, Alice Hackstein, Shirley Erwin, Darlene Dahlquist, John Payton, Eileen Bussler, Jim Stenseth
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Five-year-old Camyne Kolen got to meet Andretti Autosports President and former
racer, Michael Andretti (seated on the right) as he visited patients at Children’s Hospital
of Wisconsin Wednesday, Jan. 16. Indy Lights drivers Zack Veach (seated left) and
Shelby Blackstock (seated middle) joined Andretti to hand out Racing For Kids
caps, sign autographs and pose for photos. Racing For Kids and Children’s Hospital
were the official charities of the 2012 Milwaukee IndyFest, sponsored by Andretti
Autosport.
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Bryant & Stratton College recently donated $5,000 to Safe Babies Healthy Families of Waukesha. Pictured (left to right) from Bryant & Stratton College is Wauwatosa Campus Director Greg Brandner, Business Office Manager Lois Trongard, State Director Peter Pavone, and from Safe Babies Healthy Families Executive Director Nancy Major, Marketing & Development Director Barb Butler, Board Treasurer Brett Engelking and Board Director Christine Howard Turowski.
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To help brighten the holidays, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, the state’s largest provider of pediatric health care services, hosted the a winter-themed carnival in its lobby for patients and their families last week. Pictured here is Aidan, 8 years old, (on the left), and a patient at Children’s Hospital, with plenty to tell Santa!
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A sizeable crowd of Hart Park Senior Center members born in December came to celebrate and exchange stories of birthdays past. The event would not have been complete wihout cake, ice cream and a "Happy Birthday" seranade. (seated) Mia Kuether, Mary J. Lewis Howard, Arlene Knight, Mary Romain, Geri Halaska, Dick Bachman, Kathleen Muehlbauer (standing) Charlie Ott, Bob Best, Sharri Knusel, Delores Baumann, Ginny Naegele, Sandy Shimoniak, Judy Kowalski, Merry Noel Johnson, Ernest Cuhr.
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Students at Milwaukee Montessori School displayed their best dance moves during this Thursday’s winter concert. The concert embraced the many cultures and traditions enjoyed by MMS students who performed classic Christmas pieces, along with songs celebrating Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Diwali songs.
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Children at Milwaukee Montessori School (MMS) enjoy downtime between their winter concert musical numbers. The concert celebrated the varied cultures of MMS’s students, songs performed ranged from Christmas to Hanukkah to Diwali.
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Children at Milwaukee Montessori School (MMS) enjoy downtime between their winter concert musical numbers. The concert celebrated the varied cultures of MMS’s students, songs performed ranged from Christmas to Hanukkah to Diwali.
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From left, Wauwatosa residents Barb Trgo, her sister Rose West, and Trgo's daughter, Lynn Doucette, get in the holiday spirit during the Santa Brunch hosted Dec. 8 at Luther Manor. Trgo is a resident of Luther Manor Courtyards, assisted living and West lives in the Luther Manor Terrace Retirement Community.
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Student and adult members of the Wauwatosa Youth Commission (WYC) have been involved in a number of public service projects over the past few weeks. On one recent Saturday morning, members of the WYC gathered to serve as bell ringers at Pick 'n Save on State St. to assist the Salvation Army with its annual holiday fundraising to assist those in need.
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Student and adult members of the Wauwatosa Youth Commission (WYC) have been involved in a number of public service projects over the past few weeks. On one recent Saturday morning, members of the WYC gathered to work on Kyle's Korner, 71st & North Ave. Kyle's Korner is dedicated to helping grieving children, teens and their families who are coping with the death of a loved one. WYC members thoroughly cleaned and winterized the inside of the home and raked the leaves in the yard.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Dec. 2012 )—Fancy trees: Ying Lu (left), with husband Jiafu Liu and son Xiang Liu, 4, admire a decorated tree at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Dec. 1. The Wauwatosa family was walking through Hawks Nursery’s Fantastic Forest in the Zoo’s entrance atrium. The nursery donated 63 evergreens, which were decorated during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Trim-A-Tree event. Milwaukee-area youth groups adorned the trees with hand-crafted ornaments on Nov. 27, 29, and 30. The trees will be on display through Jan. 1, 2013.
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(Zoological Society, Dec. 2012)—Rhino in winter: Travis and Katie Nickels, of Milwaukee, and daughter Zoey, 1, visit African animals like a rhino (in background) at the Milwaukee County Zoo Dec. 1. The Nickels were among more than 5,300 people who visited the Zoo on a mild Saturday during the Zoo’s December Family Free Day, sponsored by North Shore Bank and FOX 6. Family Free Days offer zoogoers free Zoo admission (not including parking) on six Saturdays during the cool-weather months.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—Star of the sea: Prior Koenig, 4, of Wauwatosa, touches a sea star in the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Outrageous Reefs class. The class for 4- and 5-year-olds was held Nov. 16 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. Children who attended built a coral reef together, made a colorful fish suncatcher, and created an octopus costume. They also saw jellyfish, sharks, and more sea creatures on a Zoo tour. To learn more about ZSM classes, visit www.zoosociety.org/education.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, Nov. 2012)—Noelle Tesmer, of Wauwatosa, reads a book about primates with son Liam, 3 at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The Tesmers were attending the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Apes & Monkeys class for 3-year-olds on Nov. 16. Children 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.
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Milwaukee Montessori School students Emily Linehan (3rd grade) of Wauwatosa and Alexander Repikov (2nd grade) of Milwaukee celebrate another successful cranberry food drive at the school. This is the third year students at the school have participated in the Hunger Task Force's Thanksgiving Food Drive, exceeding the drive's goal by gathering 1,075 cans of canned cranberries.
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Sweet Work! Hart Park Senior Center members Judith Pomes, Judi Parmeter and Edie Stenseth unfold raffia strips to tie candy necklace/braclet favors for the "Accessorize with Charm" annual Fall Fashion Show/Luncheon at Bluemouond Country Club.
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Austin Budge and Josh Koch put on the makeup for their characters Macavity and Asparagus (Gus) for Wauwatosa West High School's production of "Cats". Performances continue this weekend Friday November 9th and Saturday November 10th at 7pm. tickets can be purchased at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Lizzie Kniffin applies the makeup that transforms her into the magical Mr. Mistoffolees for Wauwatosa West High School's production of "Cats". Performances continue this weekend November 9th and November 10th at 7pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Maxwell Sebastian puts the final touches on his makeup for his character Bustopher Jones in Wauwatosa West High School's production of "Cats". Performances continue this weekend November 9th and November 10th at 7pm. Tickets are availabla at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Colleen Seefeldt puts on the makeup to become Victoria for Wauwatosa West High School's production of "Cats". Performances continue this weekend November 9th and November 10th at 7pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Gabe Poehls puts on the makeup that transforms him into Rum Tum Tugger for Wauwatosa West High School's production of "Cats". Performances continue this weekend at 7pm on Friday November 9th and Saturday November 10th. GTickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, October 2012)—Helen Boomsma (far left), of Wauwatosa, chats with Craig Bennett, of Milwaukee, while their friend Christine Baranoucky gets a sample from the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company. Bill Marquardt (right), of New Berlin, served the trio beer samples at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Zoo Brew event at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The Oct. 25 event attracted a sold-out crowd of 655 people to the Milwaukee County Zoo. More than 20 breweries participated, offering guests samples of American lagers, hoppy IPAs and seasonal pumpkin ales. Milwaukee-area eateries provided pub-friendly fare such as white cheddar mac ‘n cheese, pulled pork sliders and desserts. Guests could also enter into a raffle for brewery packs, restaurant certificates, and Zoo memberships. MillerCoors contributed major support for the event; proceeds benefited the Zoo’s 2012-2013 annual appeal.
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First Congregational Church on yet another beautiful beautiful Tuesday night in Wauwatosa
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Hart Park Square Autumn campers at Ottawa Lake
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Rita Stephens of Wauwatosa scoops out pumpkin preparation for Halloween. Stephens was one of 10 Luther Manor Courtyards residents getting their pumpkins ready on Tuesday.
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in October celebrated together by sharing cake, coffee, ice crea and stories of birthdays past. (seated) Gerry Miller, Maddie Gastreich, Darlene Sailer, Lynn Kelly (standing) Mary Janet Krauska, Maria Martinez, Marvin Edmunds, Bev Schumberger, Mary Ann Hammond, Pat Perszyk, Pat Janke, Beverly Whitaker.
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Lizzie Kniffin, Kaily McAuliffe, and Calyn Bolton add yarn to their wigs for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Kylie Hogrefe paints a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Stephanie Eberle and Nyjia Williams paint stripes on a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Melanie Mussa puts the finishing touches on a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Kateri Kuhn paints stripes on a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
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Sophia Bauer paints a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Molly Fritsch and Calyn Bolton paint stripes on costumes for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Melanie Mussa and Sarah Overholt mix paint for the costumes for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Josh Koch sprays paint on a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Molly Fritsch paints a costume for Wauwatosa West High School’s production of CATS. Performances are November 2, 3, 9, 10 at 7 pm and November 4 at 2 pm. Tickets are available at www.seatyourself.biz/trojanplayers.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Christine Specht-Palmert, the President and COO of Cousins Subs, will be the first keynote presenter for Wisconsin Lutheran College's 2012-13 Christian Leadership Speaker Series. Specht-Palmert will speak about "Christian Ethics and Servant Leadership in Today's Workplace" on Wednesday morning, November 14. Learn more at wlc.edu/speakerseries.
Credit: Lisa Leffel - Milwaukee, WI
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Myron Heffernan raises his cup for a sign of approval at Hart Park Senior Center's Wisconsin Oktoberfest Beer Tasting. Sendik's Spirits' Manager John Chrustic brought eight local Wisconsin beers for tasting. Brat bits and pretzels added to the tasting, plus accordian accompanied German songs.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Students walked with home made signs to show support of the importance of walking to school.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Wauwatosa West Trojan band leads elementary students in festivities. Photo taken by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Students gather on play ground for pep rally! Special guests in attendance included Mayor Ehley, County Supervisor Schmitt, Alderman Jeff Roznowski, Fire Chief Rob Ugaste, Superintendent Dr. Phil Ertl.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Students gather on the play ground for morning pep rally!
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Photo taken by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Photo taken by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day with Mayor Kathy Ehley, October 3, 2012. Photo taken by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary celebrates Walk to School Day, October 3, 2012. Photo taken by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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The third grade at Mercy Academy in Wauwatosa raised five Painted Lady butterflies. Children from several grades enjoyed watching their development from caterpillar to chrysalis to adult butterfly. Students looked on as the butterflies, native to Wisconsin, were released on a sunny September afternoon.
Credit: Maureen Klein - Wauwatosa, WI
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A wonderful way to enjoy the Autumn colors and falling leaves! A bouquet!
Credit: Samantha Kulcsar - Wauwatosa , WI
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A Real Authority! Edie Stenseth, a member of the Menominee Tribe who grew up on the reservation, shared the Tribe's History and Culture at Hart Park Senior Center prior to The Center's trip to the Cultural and Logging Museum in October. Among her artifacts is her nephew's dancing head piece made of deer tails hairs that she shows to audience member Jan Mulvaney. Also on the tables were a picture of her Grandfather who was the head of the Tribe's logging industry and a pair of moccasins her mother made for Edie's husband Jim.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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A lively bunch of Hart Park Senior Center members born in September gathered to celebrate their respective days: (seated) Jackie Wallenkamp, Judy Cleary, Marge Dunn, Judy Musiedlak, Pat Lamp (standing) Cathy Caughey, Mary Wenzel, Reuben Beilke, Jane Diem, Joanne Jacks, Theresa Rooney, James Landolt, Judy Howden, Mary Smith, Dan Zarwell, May Petta.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Steven Stockinger of Tosa West goes high above the net to put the ball down against Germantown.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Germantown’s Luke Fisher goes for the kill past West’s attempted block by Steven Stockinger and Matt Stolz.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Steven Stockinger attempts the kill past the outstretched block attempt by Jon Averkamp and Luke Deubler of Germantown.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Tosa West’s Brian Carlson with the kill over the top of Germantown’s Ben Walter and Jacob Reynolds.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Willie Belknapp of Tosa West goes for the kill against Germantown’s Jacob Reynolds.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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West’s Oliver Niles, Steven Stockinger and Willie Belknapp set up a wall to block Germantown’s Luke Fischer.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Tosa West’s Oliver Niles makes the dig against Germantown in a recent non-conference match-up; Germantown prevailed 3 sets to 2.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Ellen Restyanszki goes for the kill against Brook East during Saturday's Tournament match
Credit: Bert Restyanszki - Wauwatosa, WI
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Luther Manor student volunteer Jessica Olson, 12, takes Health Care Center resident Shirley Wolfenberg to check out the seventh annual classic car show and ice cream social Sept. 8 in Luther Manor's Lippold Faith and Education Center parking lot. A total of 52 cars were exhibited during the event.
Credit: Kristen J Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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A poster shows some of Milwaukee's Master Metal Worker Cyril Colnick's designs. Colnick's biographer, Alan Strekow, brought these and other illustrations from his book "Cyril Colnick, Man of Iron" to his talk at Hart Park Senior Center. Appreciating these works are (clockwise) Carla Dew, Marge Dunn, Eva Peychal, Janet Wiemer and Joyce Dugerian.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, August 2012)—Senior Day at the Zoo: Jeanette and Louis Demers, of Wauwatosa, look at a prize basket offered by San Camillo at the Milwaukee County Zoo. San Camillo representative Michele Grall (left), of Waukesha, provided information about the retirement community. The Demers were attending the Zoo’s Senior Celebration, sponsored by Wheaton Franciscan Senior Health, on Aug. 31. Seniors could partake in free ice cream, 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
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Members of Rufus King High School's graduating class of 1940, 1939, and 1938, met at senior living community Luther Manor in Wauwatosa for a reunion. Harold Vanselow, class of 1940, coordinated the reunion. Harold is pictured with his wife, Mavis. They reside in the Terrace Apartments of Luther Manor.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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Students in the Everest College pharmacy technician program in Milwaukee held a fundraiser to purchase toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The toy donation was part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee are recognized by staff members at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin for donating toys, games and art supplies to patients. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
Credit: Everest College - Milwaukee, WI
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Students from the pharmacy technician program at Everest College in Milwaukee drop off a donation of toys, games and art supplies for patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. The students held a fundraiser to purchase the toys as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community.
Credit: Everest College - Milwaukee, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in August gathered to celebrate with cake, coffee and ice cream. (seated) Ingrid Sutton, Linda Schuerman, Roselyn Stewart, Lois Winams (standing) Art Bevandic, Betty Gotham, Dave Myers, William Meinecke, Kris Bedalov, Barbara Kruck, Joan McMahon
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Winston S. Churchill visits Hart Park Senior Center. Portrayer Randy L. Otto greets Marlene and Jerry Yerges and answers a question about his relationship with President Roosevelt.After his program, Otto took questions from the audience while maintaining his Churchill persona.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwaytosa, WI
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73rd Street Block Party fun
Credit: Jessie Zurawik - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Wauwatosa Esprit Junior and Senior Squad had a great time performing at Tosa Tonight on Wednesday, July 25th. The team and their parents also worked at the food booth serving delicious food from many of the local restaurants.
Credit: Carla Cummings - WI, WI
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On July 24, 2012 the Wauwatosa Esprit performed a few of their new 2012 routines for the Northwestern Mutual Annual meeting.
The team was thrilled to have the opportunity to entertain Northwestern Mutual employees at the Bradley Center.
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The Wauwatosa Esprit recently had the honor of performing at the Bradley Center for the Northwestern Mutual Annual Meeting
Credit: Carla Cummings - WI, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, July 2012)—A foursome readies their clubs for the green at the Birdies & Eagles Golf Tournament July 23. The event, which raised funds for the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee, was sponsored by MillerCoors. American Airlines also contributed major support. This year’s tournament drew 148 golfers to the Ozaukee Country Club in Mequon, and included lunch, a buffet dinner, and an auction. From left are BMO Harris Bank representatives and guests: vice president Keith Eineke, of Sussex; Kathy Nieman, of Mequon; vice president Steve Gorzek, of Wauwatosa; and Mark Toetz, of Franklin.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, July 2012)—Caroline Krider, of Wauwatosa, takes part in the putting contest at the Birdies & Eagles Golf Tournament July 23. The event, which raised funds for the non-profit Zoological Society of Milwaukee, was sponsored by MillerCoors. American Airlines also contributed major support. This year’s tournament drew 148 golfers to the Ozaukee Country Club in Mequon, and included lunch, a buffet dinner, and an auction.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
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A 102 degree temperature day couldn't keep Hart Park Senior Center July birthday members away from their cake and ice cream celebration (seated) Karen Brozovick, Joyce Durgerian, Karen Detran, Lois Yanny (standing) Lucy Valentino, Roger Boelk, Tony Reis, Cel Janssen, Gary Metz, Charlene Bareta, Anita Sievert.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Everest Milwaukee students volunteer at the Everest College Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide initiative to support the local community. Staff and students from Everest’s Milwaukee campus worked with the American Red Cross and donated enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
Credit: Heather Laing - Milwaukee, WI
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An Everest Milwaukee student donates blood at the Everest Milwaukee Blood Drive on July 12 as part of a campus-wide volunteer initiative to support the local community. In total, Everest Milwaukee staff and students successfully reached their donation goal and worked with the American Red Cross to gather enough blood to save more than 130 lives.
Credit: Heather Laing - Milwaukee, WI
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The West Allis Lightning Boys 14's Volleyball team took fifth place at the 2012 USA Volleyball Junior National Championships held in Dallas July 1~8. Team members include Quinn Barkow and Scott MacGillis (Wauwatosa), Andre Sydnor (Brookfield), Scott Stadick (Watertown), Mitchell Pralle (Hartland), Griffin Spence (Waukesha) and Adam Campbell, Stephen Kraninger, Greg Von Rueden, Matthew Zeske, Steven Mulvey and Quinn Farrell (all of New Berlin); the team is coached by Dan Hardwick, Pat Foley and Adam Cosson.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Eileen Pfeffer, 86, of Wauwatosa, passes out candy during the Independence Day parade on North Avenue on July 4. Pfeffer is a resident of the Luther Manor Terrace Apartments and she road in the Luther Manor bus in the parade.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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Tosa Tonight Board Members Molly Michelz, John Balzer and Brian Leahy at the June 20 Tosa Tonight Summer Concert Series.
Credit: Samantha Andrews - Wauwatosa, WI
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Who could say no to these adorable faces? The Tosa Bandwagon collected donations from patrons at the June 20 Tosa Tonight Concert. From left to right are Addy Leffler, Lucy Markes, Mazie Markes, Ella Rice and Quinn Rice.
Credit: Samantha Andrews - Wauwatosa, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center member Ruth Bock (right) brought a show-and-tell to The Center's "Wisconsin's Involvement in The Civil War" presentation. Presentor Tom Finley (left) looks over her artifacts: a Civil War muster roser, pay roll and quarter master list. These were discovered behind a furnace in a home at 8th and Wisconsin that was being torn down for freeway expansion. Others fascinated by her story are Eileen Buller, Pat Lamp and Joe Musto.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Even with 96 degrees of heat and humidity, Hart Park Seniors born in the month of June turned out for a celebration of cake, coffee, and ice cream. (seated) Carol Karps, Anita Helm, Elizabeth Fritz, Janice Babcock (standing) Barb Schumacher, Rita Nagl, Tom Johnson.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Ella, grandaughter of Eileen Olen (seated behind her, hugs "Louie" at Hart Park Senior Center's presentation of "Pets Helping People." The group provides bonding therapy in more than 100 sites, facilities and homes.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Rosemary Bauman of Hart Park Senior Center enjoys "Louie" at The Center's "Pets Helping People" program. Trained and accredited dogs visit with seniors at various types of health care sites and help with socialization activities.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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"Pets Helping People" volunteer Erin Boyle (left) shares her dog "LuLa" with Pat Caruso at a Hart Park Senior Center presentation. The PHP Group provides animal bounding therapy in more than 100 sites, facilities and homes.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, May 2012)—Polar bear prep: Chloe Ellery, 6, gets her wrist banded by her mom, April, before following a simulated polar bear migration path at the Milwaukee County Zoo on May 19. The Wauwatosa family was attending the Zoo’s annual Party for the Planet, a weekend-long eco-fest sponsored by the American Transmission Company. The conservation event attracted more than 18,200 people to the Zoo either May 19 or 20. Many activities focused on polar bears, including tree planting to create the Zoo’s own Polar Bear Forest and polar-bear-themed play performances. Kid-friendly music was sponsored by Coleman Repellents.
Credit: Richard Brodzeller - Milwaukee, WI
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James Bradley, author of "Flags of Our Fathers", along with WWII veterans Al Exner, Waukesha, and Scott Olsen, Brookfield. Photo from April, 2012 Wauwatosa Public Library Foundation Leadership Luncheon.
Credit: scott krahn - wauwatosa, WI
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Program participants in the Luther Manor Senior Living Community Adult Day Services in Wauwatosa spent several hours working in flower gardens Tuesday. The gardens are part of an art installation, according to Luther Manor Person-Centered Care Specialist Ellen Nocun.
Credit: Kristen J. Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Spanish Classes' Display at Hart Park Senior Center's 12th Anniversary Party, interests attendee Cathy Bemis. The Center offers three levels of Spanish that study not only the language itself, but the culture and food of the country.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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At the Anniversary Party celebrating Hart Park Senior Center's 12th year, members show their personal and class projects. A jewelry display interests attendee Mary Ann Hamill.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Historian for Hart Park Senior Center, Mary Kilpatrick, points out a special item to Jean Cody from the books that she and Rita Musto maintain for The Center. The books were on display at the group's 12th Anniversary Party at their Muellner Building facility.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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A Birthday Party at Hart Park Senior Center celebrated members born in the merry month of May:(seated) Mary Kogler, Mariann Landa, Kathy Talbot, Shirlee Thomson, Nancy Siefert (standing) Gordon Mate, Eileen Olen, Diane Dehmer, Goya Frank, Helen Lehman, Betty Studer, Polly Westfall.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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STRATTEC Security Corp. recently received a “Well Deserved” award from UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin in honor of the company’s exceptional commitment to helping employees establish healthy lifestyles through a worksite wellness program. Strattec was one of 12 companies nationally to receive the annual honor. Accepting the award is Frank Krejci (front, left), president of Strattec Security Corp., from Dustin Hinton, director of marketing for UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin. Joining the presentation are some of the members of Strattec’s Wellness Committee, including: (from left) Carey Primozic, Shari Anhold, Kathy Scherbarth, Dian Fellows, Kelly Neubauer, Mark Smith, Andy Bednarski and Bill Berdan – of Wauwatosa.
Credit: UnitedHealthcare - Milwaukee, WI
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McKinley Elementary school Bike to School Day, May 9th. Photos by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary school Bike to School Day, May 9th. Photos by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary school Bike to School Day, May 9th. Photos by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary school Bike to School Day, May 9th. Photos by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary school Bike to School Day, May 9th. Photos by Copenhaver Photography.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Elementary School, Bike to School Day.
Credit: Sarah Lerand - Wauwatosa, WI
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Luther Manor resident Joyce Grzeca of Wauwatosa makes bubbles as part of an Older Americans Month activity at Luther Manor in Wauwatosa. "Bubblefest" on May 8 is one of several events planned at Luther Manor for the monthlong celebration.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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Titans U11 take 2nd Place
Back row: Coach Reggie Tate, Cole Tate, Baxter Hay,David Kopriva, Jimmy Fuhrman, Noah Monty, Parker Esswein, Jamey Squire, Coach Jeff Hay.
Front row: Logan Riemer,Chris Fuerst, Michael Pridgeon, Reed Thompson, Michael Erickson, Abe Murphy
Credit: Carolyn Esswein - Wauwatosa, WI
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Brian Condon as John and Lydia Berggruen as Wendy in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan. Shows this weekend on May 4th and 5th at 7 pm and newly added matinee on Sunday May 6th at 2 pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Aiden Gabriel as Michael rides Dwayne Brister as Nana in Wauwatosa West's production of Peter Pan. Shows are this weekend May 4th and 5th at 7 pm and newly added matinee on Sunday May 6th at 2 pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Lost Boys ask the Darlings to adopt them in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan. Shows this weekend May 4th and May 5th at 7pm and newly added matinee on Sunday May 6th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Nick Freitas as Captain Hook and Valerie Vogel as Peter Pan clash swords in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Lost Boys! Sarah Overholt as Slightly, Molly Fritsch as Curly, Sophia Bauer as Tootles, Megan Jay as Nibs, and Simone Emanuele and Angel Manley as the Twins in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Becca Beitscher as Tiger Lily is lifted by her fellow indians in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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We are the Darlings! Brian Condon as John, Jack Claffey as Mr. Darling, Lydia Berggruen as Wendy, Erin Murphy as Mrs. Darling, Aiden Gabriel as Michael, and Dwayne Brister as Nana in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Nick Freitas as Captain Hook and Matt Zanton as Smee conspire against Peter Pan in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Valerie Vogel soars across the stage as Peter Pan in Wauwatosa West High School's production of Peter Pan.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Theatrical rigging holds cast of Peter Pan suspended in the air as Wauwatosa West Trojan players rehearse for opening night this Friday.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, April 2012) – Dancing up smiles: Emily Lacey, of Wauwatosa, dances with daughter Elizabeth, 3, during the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Zootastic family event at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The April 20 evening event, which had an attendance of 430 people, featured zookeeper talks with live animals, a DJ dance party, eco-friendly crafts, an auction, and family photos. Zoogoers fueled their fun with Palermo’s® Pizza, “Wisconsin mac and cheese” from Noodles & Company, and an ice-cream sundae bar.
Credit: Richard Brodzeller - Milwaukee, WI
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Eight Ender at the Wauwatosa Curling Club Feb, 4th 2012
Cheryl Doud,Jim Kaczmarek, Jeremy Mckenzie,Vince Kelber
Credit: Jim Kaczmarek - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee) – In the driver’s seat: Emily Lacey, 3, of Wauwatosa, steers a pretend tractor at the Milwaukee County Zoo on April 14. Emily and her family were at the Zoo for Family Free Day, sponsored by North Shore Bank and FOX 6. The event offered zoogoers free admission (not including parking), and more than 36,850 people came to the Zoo on a warm, summerlike day. The attendance set a record and caused some traffic backups. Zoogoers also could ride the North Shore Bank Safari Train or hop on the Sky Safari for a bird’s-eye view of the animals. Emily liked the kid-friendly activities in the Zoo’s octagon Dairy Barn.
Credit: Rick Heinlein - Milwaukee, WI
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Volunteers from UnitedHealth Group, including Joan Rudig of Wauwatosa, Karen Kelley of Wauwatosa, Elizabeth Scot of West Allis and Cathy Mendini of Menomonee Falls, recently helped sort, label and pack more than 19,000 pounds of donated food at Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
Feeding America has seen a 23 percent increase in demand for food over the past two years, primarily a result of job loss, underemployment and personal budgets being impacted by high fuel costs.
UnitedHealth Group's team arrived with more than 600 pounds of food and more than $6,000 in cash collected in an office-wide campaign.
Pictured from left to right: Joan Rudig of Wauwatosa, Karen Kelley of Wauwatosa, Elizabeth Scot of West Allis and Cathy Mendini of Menomonee Falls
Credit: Ashley Christophersen - Wauwatosa, WI
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Volunteers from UnitedHealth Group, including Laura Freedy of Brookfield, Wendy Potochnik of Wauwatosa, and Rachel Govan of Milwaukee, recently helped sort, label and pack more than 19,000 pounds of donated food at Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
Feeding America has seen a 23 percent increase in demand for food over the past two years, primarily a result of job loss, underemployment and personal budgets being impacted by high fuel costs.
UnitedHealth Group's team arrived with more than 600 pounds of food and more than $6,000 in cash collected in an office-wide campaign.
Pictured from left to right: Laura Freedy of Brookfield, Wendy Potochnik of Wauwatosa, and Rachel Govan of Milwaukee
Credit: Ashley Christophersen - Wauwatosa, WI
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Volunteers from UnitedHealth Group, including Rachel Govan of Milwaukee and Joan Rudig of Wauwatosa, recently helped sort, label and pack more than 19,000 pounds of donated food at Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
Feeding America has seen a 23 percent increase in demand for food over the past two years, primarily a result of job loss, underemployment and personal budgets being impacted by high fuel costs.
UnitedHealth Group's team arrived with more than 600 pounds of food and more than $6,000 in cash collected in an office-wide campaign.
Pictured from left to right: Rachel Govan of Milwaukee and Joan Rudig of Wauwatosa
Credit: Ashley Christophersen - Wauwatosa, WI
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Maggie Van Kalen picked just the right seasonal hat for Hart Park Senior Center's Spring Tea. All ladies wearing a hat could enter their name in a drawing for a door prize.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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By wearing a hat to the Spring Tea at Hart Park Senior Center, Janet Wiemer can enter her name in a drawing for the door prize.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center's annual spring tea welcomed "Gladys Wheeler" (impersonated by professional speaker Christine Brooks). Wheeler was from one of first families in Wauwatosa's history. Wheeler (right) points out the members of her family to Advisory Board Chairman Eileen Olen. The Wheeler family came to the area the year after Charles Hart built his first building. Wheeler graduated as Validictorian of her Wauwatosa High School class and later returned to teach English there. She lived at 1839 Wauwatosa Avenue in a home that was built 2 years after the great fire flattened the city in 1899. The Wauwatosa Historical Society opened their records to Ms. Brooks.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Actors from Village Playhouse of Wauwatosa rehearse a scene from "The Butler Did It," opening April 13 through April 21 at Christ King Church. From left to right: Victoria Heckman as Miss Maple, Jaime Jastrab as Peter Flimsey, Tom Wessell as Rick Carlyle and Paul Weir as Detective Chandler Marlowe.
Credit: Marjorie Pagel - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, April 2012) – Amelia Baldwin (left), 4, and her brother Jackson, 5, of Wauwatosa, color Easter baskets at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Egg Day. Nearly 9,200 zoogoers attended the April 7 event, sponsored by Welch’s and Pick ‘n Save. Visitors could color and construct their own bunny ears and Easter baskets, and even get their faces painted. A scavenger hunt yielded tokens for young children to trade in for candy, while Zoo animals received their own Easter treats. Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny led zoogoers in a parade on Zoo grounds.
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Around 20 families with visually impaired children enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt on March 31st at Vision Forward Association. The children had the opportunity to have a hand-on experience with a real bunny.
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Luther Manor residents and sisters Bernice and Evelyn Laabs of Wauwatosa show off their "I Voted" stickers outside of Madison Elementary School Tuesday after casting a ballot in the Spring Elections.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Forensics Team from Mercy Academy in Wauwatosa won a first-place trophy at the state Forensics Tournament held March 24, 2012 in Neenah, Wisconsin.
Credit: Maureen Klein - Wauwatosa, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in March gather to exchange birthday stories and celebrate with cake, coffee and ice cream. (sitting) Bill Olmsted, Richard Kuhn, Warren Pape, Mary Fassbender, John Anderson (standing) Bill Pomes, Ginny Price, Lysbeth Otten, Norma Keller, Jeannette Hall, Marilyn Sienko, Charlotte Sampe, Judy Rahn, Pat Detzer, Richard Kirsch
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Milwaukee office of Opus Development Corporation (Opus) received special recognition at the Real Estate Alliance for Charity's (REACH) 2012 Winter Gala. The Opus Foundation™ awarded REACH a $5,000 grant to support The Cathedral Center's emergency shelter and case management services. Pictured: Allyson Bahr, REACH, Jeffrey Hook and Matt Bratzke, Opus and Donna Rongholt-Migan, The Cathedral Center.
Credit: Ashley Christophersen - Wauwatosa, WI
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Joanne Provencher, a resident of Luther Manor senior living community, mixes ingredients for Irish Soda Bread Monday. It was one way of honoring St. Patrick's Day, which is celebrated on Saturday.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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Wauwatosa residents Tim and Lani Knutson hold their boys Michael and Peter (left to right) during a recent African School fundraiser hosted by Milwaukee Montessori School. The event featured African music, food and dance and is helping put a roof on a school library in Senegal. Learn more at http://www.milwaukee-montessori.org/Alumni-Friends/Diatock-School-Fundraiser.htm
Credit: Milwaukee Montessori School - Wauwatosa, WI
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Wauwatosa residents Sue and Will Martin and Mary Pat Cupertino Fisher enjoy a recent African School fundraiser hosted by Milwaukee Montessori School. The event featured African music, food and dance and is helping put a roof on a school library in Senegal. Learn more at http://www.milwaukee-montessori.org/Alumni-Friends/Diatock-School-Fundraiser.htm
Credit: Milwaukee Montessori School - Wauwatosa, WI
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Wauwatosa School District students Mitchell Thomas and King Thao discuss their Project Lead The Way project with State Sen. Leah Vukmir at the State Capitol March 8.
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Joey Rampolla is tghe March Hare, Lizzy Balsiger is Alice and Peter Lehman is the Mad Hatter in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Chrissy Hembrook is the Queen of Hearts and Hudson Schram is the King of Hearts in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Joey Rampolla is the March Hare, Lizzy Balsiger is Alice and Peter Lehman is the Mad Hatter in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Helen Harrington is the White Rabbit in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Helen Harrington is the White Rabbit in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Helen Harrington is the White Rabbit in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Nick Hagopian is Tweedle Dum and Ella Hagopian is Tweedle Dee in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School on March 9th and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Hudson Schramm is the King of Hearts and Chrissy Hembrook ids the Queen of Hearts in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School at 7pm on March 9th and 10th and 2pm on March 11th
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Joey Rampolla is the March Hare, Helen Harrington is the White Rabbit and Lizzy Balsiger is Alice in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at 7pm on March 9th and 10th and 2pm on March 11th.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Lizz Balsiger is Alice, and Adrian Gabriel, Alex Lee, and Nyjia Williams are the Cheshire Cat in Whitman Middle School's production of Alice in Wonderland at West High School March 9 and 10th at 7pm and March 11th at 2pm.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Joyce Heinrich, a resident of Luther Manor senior living community, in character during the musical production "Now I Can Soar," which took place Feb. 29 and March 1 in Wauwatosa.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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Our Redeemer of Wauwatosa 8th grade boys win LSA Lutheran School 2012 State Championship and off to Nationals
Credit: jacqueline williams - wauwatosa, WI
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Snow Sorm - Parking Lot - Wauwatosa
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Wauwatosa Snowstorm - Hansen Park
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Wauwatosa Snow Storm - Menomonee River Pkwy
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Wauwatosa Night Snow - Parking lot: By Kim Bastian
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Wauwatosa Night Snow - Menomonee River Pkwy
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Secretary Eloise Anderson of the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families, visited our Grandma's House – Highland Center on Thursday, February 23rd.
In honor of Black History Month, she read a story, When Grandmama Sings, by Margaree King Mitchell to our group three year olds.
Credit: Grandma's House - Wauwatosa, WI
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"Happy Birthday To You" all members of Hart Park Senior Center who were born in February. (seated) Nancy Michel, Loretta Blandino, Rose McGrath, Magie Remm (standing) Therese Briska, Agnes Tutkowski, Elaine Lohnein, Shirley Zaunder, Lucile Dexter, Bernice Gronemus, Doreen Zeller.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Sandy Shimoniak carefully glues down her paper cutting done in the Traditional Polish round paper cutting class held recently at Hart Park Senior Center.
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"Fold like a book and cut here" is Teacher Kasia Drake-Hames instruction to Hart Park Senior Center member Marta Roach at the Traditional Polish Paper Cutting class at The Center. The cutting in the foreground was done by Drake-Hames'a grandmother.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, February 2012)—Tea Time: Adrianne Bonow (right) and Amanda Abraham sample from Bay View’s Rishi Tea table at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Wines and Beers of the World fundraiser. The Milwaukee ladies joined more than 570 people Feb. 2 at the Milwaukee County Zoo for a night of gourmet food and beverage selections from Milwaukee-area vendors. With major support from Downer Avenue Wine & Spirits, MillerCoors and Purple Feet Wines, the evening raised funds to install Web cams in the Zoo (the ZSM’s 2012 annual appeal project). The cameras will allow people to view some of the more active animals from their smartphone, tablet, or home computer. Rachel Gottschalk (left), of Milwaukee, along with Dave Jones and Katie LaLonde, both of Wauwatosa, refreshed guests with Rishi’s signature organic and fair-trade, loose-leaf teas.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Richard Brodzeller - Milwaukee, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, February 2012)—Food, froth and fun! More than 570 zoogoers wined and dined their way through the Milwaukee County Zoo at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Wine and Beers of the World fundraiser Feb. 2. Guests were treated to a wide selection of delicacies, from Belgian ales and roasted meats to Australian wines and petit fours, all supplied by Milwaukee-area vendors. With major support from Downer Avenue Wine & Spirits, MillerCoors and Purple Feet Wines, the evening raised funds to install Web cams in the Zoo (the ZSM’s 2012 annual appeal project). The cameras will allow people to view some of the more active animals from their smartphone, tablet, or home computer. Guests also could take a walk in the Stearns Family Apes of Africa and Primates of the World buildings to hang with the Zoo’s resident primates.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Richard Brodzeller - Milwaukee, WI
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. (Zoological Society of Milwaukee, February 2012)—Savory or Sweet? David Montemayor (left) and Jianna Cataldo tempt guests with Dutch-style meatballs and pecan squares from Milwaukee-area Café Hollander Feb. 2. They served samples at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s (ZSM’s) Wines and Beers of the World fundraiser, which attracted more than 570 attendees to the Milwaukee County Zoo for a night of gourmet food and beverage tasting. Downer Avenue Wine & Spirits, MillerCoors and Purple Feet Wines provided major support for the event, which raised funds to install Web cams in the Zoo. The cameras will allow people to view some of the more active animals from their smartphone, tablet, or home computer (the ZSM’s 2012 annual appeal project). Café Hollander has locations in downtown Wauwatosa and Milwaukee’s East Side offering weekend brunch, Friday fish fry and a wide selection of Belgian beers.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Richard Brodzeller - Milwaukee, WI
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Matt Zanton as Elwood P. Dowd and Tommy Schulz as Dr. William Chumley perform in Tosa West high school's production of "Harvey" February 10, 11 and 12th 2012.
Credit: Anne Culver - Wauwatosa, WI
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Will Harrington as Dr. Lyman Sanderson, Valerie Vogel as Ruth Kelly, RN, and Dwayne Brister as Duane Wilson perform in Tosa West high school's production of "Harvey".
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Megan Falk as Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet addresses Kylie Hogrefe as Veta Louise Simmons and Phoebe Albert as Myrtle Mae Simmons in Tosa West high school's production of "Harvey"
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The West Allis Lightning Boys 14's Volleyball team took first place in the Molten Wisconsin Boys Volleyball Festival on February 4th and 5th. The team lost only one set in the two-day event, winning the second of three Midwest qualifiers for the USA Volleyball Junior National Championships to be held in Dallas this summer . Team members include Quinn Barkow and Scott MacGillis (Wauwatosa), Andre Sydnor (Brookfield), Scott Stadick (Watertown), Mitchell Pralle (Hartland), Griffin Spence (Waukesha) 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, Pat Foley and Adam Cosson.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, January 2012)—Guests chat with their tablemates before dinner at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Puttin’ on the Ritz fundraiser Jan. 26, 2012. A record number of more than 350 attendees enjoyed the black-tie-and-boxing event at Potawatomi Bingo Casino in downtown Milwaukee. The affair included a gourmet dinner, an auction and seven rounds of amateur boxing. This was the annual event’s 17th year of raising money for the non-profit Zoological Society to help the Milwaukee County Zoo and conserve animals.
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, January 2012)—Matt D’Attilio (right), of Wauwatosa, and Alissa Nevarez, 15, of Watertown, pretend to box ring-side at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Puttin’ on the Ritz fund-raiser Jan. 26, 2012. Nevarez took to the ring in front of a record turnout of more than 350 attendees at Potawatomi Bingo Casino in downtown Milwaukee. D’Attilio is a member of the Zoological Society’s Associate Board. Guests in formal evening attire had a glamorous evening with a gourmet dinner, candlelit tables, an auction and seven rounds of amateur boxing. This was the event’s 17th year of raising money for the non-profit Zoological Society to help the Milwaukee County Zoo and conserve animals.
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A. (Zoological Society of Milwaukee, January 2012)— Dr. Robert Davis (right), president and CEO of the Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM), gets ready to ring the boxing bell held by Mark Zimmerman, of Wauwatosa. They were at the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Puttin’ on the Ritz fund-raiser Jan. 26, 2012. A record turnout of more than 350 attendees enjoyed the black-tie-and-boxing event at Potawatomi Bingo Casino in downtown Milwaukee. Guests in formal evening attire had a glamorous evening with a gourmet dinner, candlelit tables, an auction and seven rounds of amateur boxing. This was the event’s 17th year of raising money for the non-profit Zoological Society to help the Milwaukee County Zoo and conserve animals. Zimmerman is a member of the Zoological Society’s Associate Board.
Credit: Zak Mazur - Milwaukee, WI
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Snowmen stand tall alongside their neighbors on Underwood Parkway. Their message? Preserve Our Parkway! More info at www.preserveourparkway.com.
Photo by Emilio Bras
Credit: Gabriella Bras - wauwatosa, WI
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Before the "Making of a Sled Dog Team" program at Hart Park Senior Center "Musher" Bonnie takes BooBoo, a 100# sled dog, around to meet audience members like Norma and Ann Hustedde. The Door County Sled Dogs work with the the Milwaukee County Parks to provide weekend rides at both the Lake Front and Whitnal Park.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Matthew Walker (center) poses with Wauwatosa East Principal, Nick Hughes (left) and Director of Badger Boys State, Inc., Ted Duckworth. Mr. Duckworth visited Wauwatosa East High School on Tuesday, November 29, 2011, to present Matthew with a commemorative plaque for being elected the 2011 Badger Boys State Governor.
Credit: Tonette Walker - Wauwatosa, WI
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Luther Manor resident Rusty Tym of Wauwatosa models a bird costume crafted as part of a creative engagement activity at Luther Manor Jan. 20. A theatrical production about birds, "Now I Can Soar" will be taking place at Luther Manor at the end of February.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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The first real snowfall didn't keep Hart Park Senior Center members born in January from celebrating together: (row 1) Judith Pomes, Pat Matthews, Joanne Matz, Betty O'Sulliven (row 2) Jim Stenseth, Ed Ray, Jerry Lyden, Darlene Dahlquist, Dennis Hanley, Betty Jo McLeod.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Newly Elected 2012 Hart Park Senior Center Advisory Board:
(seated) Joe Musto, Vice President-Roger Boelk, Jean Bills (standing) President-Eileen Olin, Treasurer-Michael Price, Secretary-Chuck Millmann, Dolores Gegenhuber
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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It's finally winter in Wisconsin. Students at Mercy Academy made the most of the snow mounds during a recent recess.
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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 National 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
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Courtyard Christmas Tree at Completion
Affiliated with Story:
Courtyard Christmas Tree – The Old Fashioned Way
Credit: Joan Schaefer - Wauwatosa, WI
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Courtyard Christmas Unadorned Tree
affiliated with story:
Courtyard Christmas Tree – The Old Fashioned Way
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in December celebrate not only their birthdays, but the spirit of the season: (seated) Marge Schumann, Elsie Matz, Marianne Miller, Merry Noel Johnson (row 2) Margaret Harvey, Mary Jane Lewis Howard, Delores Baumann, Geri Halaska, Pat Thomson, Judy Kowalski, Sandy Shimoniak (standing) Dick Bachman, Chuck Ott
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Washington Elementary School's Underwearness Drive
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Commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2011 at Wisconsin Lutheran College. Taken 12-15-2011.
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Tosa resident Lois Caswell graduated with honors majoring in history at the commencement ceremony at Wisconsin Lutheran College. Taken Thursday, December 15th, 2011.
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SM Rocket girls freshmen basketball against Greenfield 12/13/11...Sam Meszaros and Amber Bizub of the SM freshmen team waiting for the rebound...Rockets won 32-30
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The residents and staff of Luther Manor senior living commmunity presented the annual Christmas Pageant and live nativity Wednesday, Dec. 14 in the Lippold Faith and Education Center. Staff member Laura Kasper played the role of Mary, with her husband Mark as Joseph and their son, Matthew, as baby Jesus.
Credit: Kristen Kubisiak - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Milwaukee Office of Opus Development Corporation celebrates the opening of its new downtown location at an open house in November. Among those joining the celebration were Kurtis Belongea (JP Morgan), Benjamin Weiland (CB Richard Ellis), Lauren Silletti (Opus), Julie Ledger (Opus), Leslie Silletti (Office of Mayor Tom Barrett), Matt Bratzke (Opus) and Chris Litzau (Milwaukee Community Service Corps).
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Sophia Connelly, 4, of Wauwatosa, takes a big bite out of a big bagel at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Breakfast and Lunch with Santa. The Dec. 3 holiday event, sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles, included a meal complete with kringle, a meet and greet 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.
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Jack Clark, 2, of Wauwatosa, eats a little kringle before meeting Kriss Kringle, himself. Jack was at the Milwaukee County Zoo’s Breakfast With Santa Dec. 3. Sponsored by Racine Danish Kringles, the holiday event included a festive feast, live holiday jingles, and a meet and greet with Santa and Mrs. Claus. 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.
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Notice the words choir and orchestra.
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These Hart Park Senior Center members born in November start the holidays with a birthday party. (seated) Eyvon Haig, Janis Kuhn, Jean Bills, Eleanor Vincent (row 2) Gina Perfetto, Eileen Zierhut, Jean Peckham, Tracy Theberagh, Marianne Sheahan, Kitty Klein (standing) Tom Bonesho, Elaine Briel, Trudy Zauner, Dorothy Brinkmann
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Two students from Pius XI High School raked leaves as a part of the 21st Annual Make a Difference Day in Milwaukee on Saturday, November 5. More than 1,000 volunteers spent the morning raking leaves, washing windows and cleaning up yards to help over 350 older adults prepare for the winter months. One third of all older adults live alone, and many cannot complete these outdoor tasks. Make a Difference Day, in collaboration between the Volunteer Center of Greater Milwaukee, a service of the Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee, and Interfaith Older Adult Programs, was created to help older adults remain independent and in their own homes.
Credit: Ashley Christophersen - Milwaukee, WI
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Made in House Italian beef sandwich @ Milwaukee Hot Dog Co. & Candyman Snack Shop. Yummy hot or mild.
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The biggest wiener in Wauwatosa @ 7259 W. North Ave. Milwaukee Hot Dog Co. & Candyman Snack Shop.
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Racing Sausages come to Milwaukee Hot dog Co. & Candyman Snack Shop for 4 years of slinging wieners and community service.
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When Doris Reinke saw Hart Park Senior Center was hosting a talk on the Christmas Truce of 1914, she brought her family's WWI items to the program to share: her uncle's full uniform, medals, canteen, ammunition belt and photos. In the uniform pocket, Reinke had found a neatly folded love letter to her aunt.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Cast members cut loose in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Cast members perform the finale in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Erin Murphy, Mary Kayser, Phoebe Albert and Jordan Llanas perform the finale in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Kylie Hogrefe and Matt Zanton perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Susie Shively and Ben Gleason perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Mary Kayser and Ben Gleason perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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The cast performs in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Jack Claffey, Will Harrington and Ben Gleason perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Gina Richter, Will Harrington and Ben Gleason perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Will Harrington and Ben Gleason perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Nick Freitas and Mary Kayser perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Kylie Hogrefe, Mary Kayser, and Matt Zanton perform in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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Jordan Llanas, Erin Murphy, and Phoebe Albert belt out the opening song in Wauwatosa West's production of Footloose.
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MillerCoors representatives pour the first few beers of the night 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. Pictured from left are Andrew Halverson, of Wauwatosa; Philip Goodloe, of New Berlin; and Vincent Coonce, of Hartland, Wis. Photo by Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
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A crowd of costumed kids with their families marches through the Milwaukee County Zoo to live music. It was all part of the costume parade at Halloween Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular Oct. 29. Sponsored by Sendik’s Food Markets, the annual Halloween party gave kids a chance to show off their costumes and collect candy. While celebrating, zoogoers could also find their way through a haystack maze, see Zoo animals devour pumpkin treats, and watch professional pumpkin carvers at work. The Oct. 28 and 29 event brought more than 20,860 people to the Zoo. Photo by Richard Brodzeller/Zoological Society of Milwaukee.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
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Ben Senkerik with his bronze medal at the USA Cycling Collegiate National Mountain Bike race at Angel Fire Resort, New Mexico
Credit: Lynne Senkerik - Wauwatosa, WI
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Sendik’s Food Markets representative Emily Zielke, of Wauwatosa, hands out water to a couple of cool cats 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. Also pictured are Kristi Reidy, of Oconomowoc, and her 4-year-old twin daughters Rebecca (foreground) and Rachael. 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
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Lutheran Home resident Emil Wolf participated in the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight on October 8, 2011. Emil was a part of the Army Infantry in Italy during WWII. He was an expert riflemen and a member of the machine gun crew. Emil received a good conduct medal on 03.24.43.
Credit: Julia Carpenter - Wauwatosa, WI
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On a recent trip of eighteen national meeting planners organized by VISIT Milwaukee, Wauwatosa Mayor Jill Didier spoke with Laurence Bishop, meeting planner for the National Senior Games Association (NSGA), about the athletic facilities, hotels and amenities in Wauwatosa that could help accommodate NSGA events. Also pictured at right: Brent Foerster, vice president sales & marketing, VISIT Milwaukee.
Credit: Margaret Casey - Milwaukee, WI
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Eleanor Roosevelt (aka Jessica Michna) spoke to Hart Park Senior Center members about the tragedies and triumphs of her 13 years as First Lady of The United States. Michna is widely known for her portrayls of First Ladies and has entertaiined groups throuhout America.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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The Nelson family (Mary, Scott and Catherine) of Wauwatosa create a scarecrow by stuffing jeans with hay. Milwaukee Montessori School’s Parent Association provided hay during Scarecrow Day on the school’s playground on 95th Street. Families came from throughout the community to build their own scarecrows.
Credit: Milwaukee Montessori School - Wauwatosa, WI
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"Sharing Their Special Day" Hart Park Senior Center members born in the month of November shared birthday memories: (seated) Mary Jane Krauska, Jean Davidson, Verna Bressers, Lynn Kelly (standing) Mary Ann Hammond, Pat Perszyk, Carol Anderson, Marvin Edmunds, Pat Janke, Bev Whitaker, Sandy Richins, Kim Sonnenberg
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Tosa Est Red Raiders 8th Grade Football team beats West Bend 42-0 and closes their regular season undefeated 6-0. They now head to Arrowhead to play their first semifinal game against Arrowhead on Sat. 10/22/11 @9am.
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Scott Landisch (brother of former West basketball coach Mike Landisch) jump serves in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Tosa West volleyball players cheer after scoring against the coaches in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Stuart Burkhart slams the ball past the block of Jimmy Bonkowski and Jordan Kirchner in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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The player’s bench erupts as the players defeat the coaches in the second set in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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It’s player vs coach as Steven Stockinger tries to put one past Jeff Liker in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Scott Landisch goes high to put the ball down on blockers Brian Carlson and Andy Rowley in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Kyle Sikora puts one past the block attempt of Matt Stolz in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Scott Landisch is rejected at the net by Matt Stolz and Steven Stockinger in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Stuart Burkhart and Steven Stockinger go up to block Jordan Kirchner in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Oliver Niles serves for the Tosa West volleyball players in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated an to education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Andy Rowley and Scott Landisch meet face to face at the net in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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Travis Hudson hits past the block attempt of girls VB coach Kelly Dwyer in a match that pitted Tosa West volleyball players against coaches. The match was a fundraiser for former West basketball coach Mike Landisch, who lost his battle with cancer in late September. Additional pictures can be found at www.tosa-sports-pics.smugmug.com; all sales proceeds will be donated to an education fund for Coach Landisch’s children.
Credit: Glen Barkow - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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McKinley Walk to School Day - October 3 (photo courtesy of Copenhaver Photography)
Credit: Jeff Roznowski - Wauwatosa, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center members born in September turned out in force to celebrate their special day: (seated) Jean Lorentz, Jane Ziem, Theresa Rooney, Pat Lamp, Lois Luglio, Miriam Stauff (middle row-standing) Marge Dunn, Vick Metz, Judy Musiedlak, Mary Ann Hamill (back row-standing) Richard Shomler, Earl Elliott, Fred Wiegand, John Barry, Mary Wenzel, Judy Cleary, Reuben Bielke.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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Priming a house for habitat for humanity August 2011
Credit: Jody Emmer - Wauwatosa, WI, WI
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Hart Park Senior Center recently awarded its annual awards at the Volunteer Picnic. Edie Stenseth (standing) was named the "Heart of the Hart" and Jaci Steffes (seated) was the "Volunteer of the Year." "Distinguished Service Award" went to Del and Judith Tilson.
Credit: Virginia Pirce - Wauwatosa, WI
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VOLUNTEERS! Hart Park Senior Center honors these helpers at their annual September Volunteer Picnic. They are the driving force behind services offered. The Center is one of Wauwatosa's success stories. 73,000 volunteer hours recorded since the opening in 2000. Since the opening, 290,000 visitors have come through their doors. The meal site has served 7,400 meals already this year with the help of 1,366 volunteer hours. Congratulations to The Center and their workers.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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And they’re off: Families head into the Milwaukee County Zoo for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Ride on the Wild Side Sept. 18. The fundraiser, sponsored by The Wisconsin Heart Hospital & Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare-St. Joseph, drew 712 cyclists. Adult bikers could choose between a 17-mile and 27-mile route. Younger cyclists biked 2.5 miles through the Zoo, many toting their favorite plush animals in bike baskets. For snacks and activities after their ride, children headed to the Kids ‘n Critters Corral, sponsored by Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C. Photo by the Zoological Society of Milwaukee/Richard Brodzeller.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
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(Zoological Society of Milwaukee, September 2011) –Kate Koenigs, 3, of Wauwatosa, shells peanuts to make homemade peanut butter. She and her family were at the Milwaukee County Zoo Sept. 10 for Family Farm Weekend, sponsored by the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. The farm fest introduced zoogoers to old-fashioned farm life with basket-weaving demonstrations, homemade peanut butter and ice cream, a farmer’s market, gardening talks, and animal presentations. More than 15,575 people shared in the farmyard fun during the Sept. 10 and 11 event.
Credit: Zoological Society of Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
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A Civil War medical kit from the Milwaukee County Historical Society's collection draws attention as Curator Michael Reuter spoke at Hart Park Senior Center about "Milwaukee's Roll in The Civil War." Mary Ann Hamill, Dolores Olsen and Marge Dunn pay special attention to the saw and drill used to release pressure of the wounds. According to Reuter, in addition to being killed outright, 500,000 Civil War fighters died from disease and infection.
Credit: Virginia Price - Wauwatosa, WI
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From a balcony at Discovery World
Credit: Daniel Andera - Wauwatosa, WI
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a chair against my garage at high noon
Credit: Daniel Andera - Wauwatosa, WI
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A beginning ballet class held at Longfellow
Credit: Daniel Andera - Wauwatosa, WI
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PDGA (Professional Disc Golf Association) sponsored Disc Golf workshop for seniors at Hart Park. Tom Gill and Kyran Conarchy of Wauwatosa presented a workshop for 16 participants including a few of Generation Z or X or Y or whatever 20-somethings are.
Credit: Tom Gill - Wauwatosa, WI
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Garden Butterfly
Credit: Jill Gaertner - Wauwatosa, WI
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