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BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN MANAGING EDITOR The village of Menomonee Falls recently received an offer it couldnt refuse. The Village Board authorized Village Manager Mark Fitzgerald June 4 to proceed with the purchase of two separate properties in the Woodland Prime business park, which is located north of Good Hope Road. A 14.1 acre parcel is at the north end of Flint Drive while a 19.04 acre parcel is adjacent to Good Hope Road across from the Eaton Corp. development. Weve been able to negotiate a very steep discount for these parcels, Fitzgerald said. By controlling the ownership at such a time in the future when there is development potential, we then can negotiate directly with future developers rather than leaving it in the hands of someone else. According to Fitzgerald, the village is paying $24,526 per acre while the properties are assessed at $158,920 per acre. We are paying about one-sixth the assessed value, Fitzgerald said. Village President Randy Newman noted the business park is the vision of Richard Strong, the onetime leader of Strong Capital Management, which was later purchased by Wells Fargo. Entities linked with Strong had owned the vacant parcels at one point in time. This is still his vision to get that finished and I think part of the reason he deeply discounted with his group is to finish that vision, Newman said. Waiting for resolution Several representatives from contractors involved in the construction of the Radisson Hotel spoke for the third consecutive meeting. Contractors have complained they have not been
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Left photo: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks to supporters during a campaign stop in Germantown June 3. Right photo: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley speaks in support of Walker during a campaign stop at Quad/Graphics in Sussex June 1. Photos by Thomas J. McKillen

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BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN MANAGING EDITOR It is one thing to be part of a campaign caravan of media and political professionals following a candidate on a whirlwind campaign tour, it is another to be a local reporter at one of those campaign stops. In the days leading up to the June 5 decision day in Wisconsin government, Gov. Scott Walkers campaign itinerary included stops in Sussex and Germantown. During his stop at Quad/Graphics in Sussex on June 1, Walker was accompanied by South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley as well as Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. "All eyes are on Wisconsin," Haley said about the recall. Haley cited the steps she, Walker and other governors have taken to keep promises and "be judged not for what we say, but what we do." "The reason this governor from South Carolina cares is because (Walker) had the courage to go through the (changes) , he had the courage to take it on even when it got ugly, and he never stopped, he never stopped. When the heat lifted, he lifted right with it," Haley said. Walker and all other officials wore safety glasses during the appearance. Walker who previously toured a Quad/Graphics plant in Lomira was presented with a blue Quad/Graphics shirt just prior to speaking. "This shirt I'll be proud to wear Wednesday morning (June 6) and still be Gov. Scott Walker of the great state of Wisconsin," Walker said. Walker and other officials spoke on a stage that was no more than five feet off the floor, with employees in front of them and on stairs behind them. The media entourage included television stations from other parts of the state, National Public Radio and Christian Schneider, who has been blogging on Wisconsin politics for National Review Online over the past year. After the speeches, Walker, Haley and Kleefisch were given a tour of Quad/Graphics. At one point, the television cameras took charge and surrounded Walker for a few questions, before the entourage left. Two days later with several stops across the state in between Walker was in Washington County, visiting his call center on Rivercrest Drive in Germantown. This time, Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus accompanied Walker and Kleefisch. Priebus, who was the Wisconsin Republican Party chairman prior to being elected to the national party post, said the election "is about taking care of home." "It is going to start right here," Priebus said. Priebus said the volunteers "are going to pave the way and create a path of light by making sure that Rebecca and Scott Walker stay right where they're at, in Madison, leading the state." Walker for his part thanked supporters for the prayers for his family. While the rock star tag line was used derisively against Walker during the campaign, he was a rock star to this audience. Walker and Kleefisch signed several autographs, and even Priebus signed autographs and posed for photos. The scene was recorded by local television stations as well as reporters for Family Radio, Buzzfeed and the Philadelphia Daily News. Brian Sikma from Media Trackers also was on the scene at this campaign stop. This wasnt a national election, but there certainly was an interest in this campaign that went well beyond the state borders. At mid-afternoon on election day, the Wisconsin recall was the second item from the top on the BBC Web site the first was

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Menomonee Falls offering Concerts in the Park

Free concerts will be offered Thursdays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. at the Village Centre, located at Main Street and Appleton Avenue, in Menomonee Falls. Thursday concerts will take place at the Village Park Gazebo. They are: June 21Tom Anthony Band July 5Jenny Thiel Trio July 19Community Band Aug. 2Main Street Song & Dance Aug. 16Pavanne Band Attendees can bring picnic baskets, lawn chairs and blankets. Cash refreshments will be available as Brazs Beef will be serving hot sandwiches, beverages and more. Fridays concerts will be at Mill Pond Park Shelter behind Associated Bank. They are: June 153 Fifths of Scotch June 29Bobby Way July 13Dusk July 27Remember When Aug. 10MaryDel Rae Duo Aug. 24Roger Boll Attendees can bring lunch or buy lunch; Ninos Italian Bakery will be selling lunch at the shelter starting at 11:30 a.m. The concerts are co-sponsored in part by the Village of Menomonee Falls and the Kiwanis Club. For more information, call the Village Centre at (262) 251-8797 or visit www.menomoneefallsdowntown.com.

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Girls soccer: Local teams conclude seasons

The season came to an end for the two local teams in girls soccer sectional semifinals June 7. Menomonee Falls lost to Grafton 21. Menomonee Falls was trailing 1-0 in the closing minutes of the game when Jami Lessila scored the equalizer at the 78th minute. However, Grafton scored in the second overtime as Emma Fatia converted an assist by Carly Pfannerstill. Menomonee Falls advanced to the sectional semi-final by upsetting Arrowhead 1-0 June 2, with Anna Smalley scoring off an assist by Jenna Woodson in the first overtime. Menomonee Falls ended the season with a 17-6-2 record. In Division 3, defending champion Kettle Moraine Lutheran lost at Brookfield Academy, 1-0. Kettle Moraine Lutheran ended the season with a 12-7-2 record. Germantown's season came to an end at Cedarburg June 2, as the Warhawks lost to Whitefish Bay 2-1. Whitefish Bay had a 1-0 lead at halftime off a goal by Gilly Maxwell but Germantown scored the equalizer in the opening minutes of the second half, as Paige Blankenheim converted an assist from Maddie Tetzke. The game was then delayed due to a report of thunder in the area. A Leah Rothstein goal at the 86th minute sent the Blue Dukes into the sectional round. Germantown ended the season with a 15-5-1 record.

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POLICE BLOTTER: Reports from Germantown, Menomonee Falls

The following report was taken from records at the Germantown Police Department. Burglary A residence in the N11000 block of Meeker Hill was broken into May 28, and the suspects fled with jewelry. A floor safe was stolen from the Christian Life Center, W156 N9666 Pilgrim Rd., a church representative reported May 29. Drug possession A 23-year-old man was arrested for drug possession and on a valid Racine County warrant at 7:16 p.m. May 30 following a traffic stop at Fond du Lace Avenue and Donges Bay Road. Operating while intoxicated A 55-year-old man was arrested for operating while intoxicated at 3:48 a.m. May 26 after he was observed passed out in his vehicle in the parking lot of George Webb, N112 W15800 Mequon Rd. A 23-year-old man was arrested for operating while intoxicated-second offense at 11:29 p.m. May 28 following a traffic stop in the W17000 block of County Line Road. Theft A female resident from the N11000 block of Reger Court reported May 28 that an unknown suspect(s) had stolen rings from her home. A female resident from the N11000 block of Hilbert Lane reported May 29 that unknown suspects had entered her home over the weekend and stole various items. Warrant A 45-year-old man was taken into custody on a Greenfield warrant for retail theft at 5:33 p.m. May 26 following a traffic stop at Bel Aire Lane and Pilgrim Road. The following report was taken
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Germantown Recreation Department offering Safety Town June 18-29

The Germantown Recreation Department is offering Safety Town for ingoing kindergartners and first graders for two weeks, Monday-Friday, June 18-29, at MacArthur Elementary School (rooms 131 and 130). Session I is 8 to 10 a.m.; Session II is 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; and Session III is 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. This unique co-educational pre-school program creates a child-sized city where children use Kett cars to learn about road and pedestrian safety. Also, fire protection, poison prevention, animal safety and stranger awareness are some of the topics stressed by two qualified teachers, a police officer, guest instructors and teen volunteers. The fee is $42 for residents and school district residents and $58 for non-residents. Attendees must be registered for the 201213 K5 kindergarten school year. Attendees should enter MacArthur School through the back entrance, the northeast door off the playground, only. Note: Parents should plan on attending the first 15 minutes of the first class for orientation. To register or for more information, call the Rec. Dept. at (262) 250-4710.

Acacia Theatre to present Anne of Green Gables in July

Acacia Theatre will present L.M. Montgomery's classic Anne of Green Gables at the Concordia University Wisconsin Todd Wehr Auditorium, 12800 North Lake Shore Drive in Mequon, this summer. Performances on Friday, July 13 at 8 p.m.; Saturday, July 14 at 8 p.m.; Sunday, July 15 at 3 p.m.; Thursday, July 19 at 8 p.m.; Friday, July 20 at 8 p.m.; Saturday, July 21 at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday, July 22 at 3 p.m. The Regular Subscription price is $38 and the subscription price for seniors, students, and clergy is $30. Single ticket cost is $16; senior, student, clergy ticket cost is $13. Tickets will be available by calling (414) 744-5995 or at www.acaciatheatre.com

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Templeton student second in national history bee

BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN MANAGING EDITOR As relative newcomer to the world of history competition, Dominic Pino learned fast. Pino, a seventh grade student at Templeton Middle School, finished second in the National History Bee. While the event was held May 12, it was broadcast on the History Channel June 1. As part of the agreement for participating, Pino had to agree to not state the results prior to the television broadcast. During the June 5 Hamilton School Board meeting, Principal Patty Polczynski explained that information about the contest was sent to the school last fall. She talked with teachers Rhonda Watton and Alan Schneider, and they expressed an interest in participating in the event. Pino was school champion in the first history bee at Templeton, advancing to the state competition in Marshall in March. Pino won the state competition which included five other competitors to qualify for the national competition in Washington D.C. Polczynski said that while the family couldnt release the exact results, they were able to say Pino was in the top 16. As Pino advanced in competition, he said he stayed in school during lunch two to three times a week to study for the competition with assistance from Schneider. In addition, Pinos younger sister earned the master quizzer title by helping Dominic prepare the competition. She asked me tons of history questions for me to answer, Pino said. The range of history was broad from ancient Egypt to last year, he noted. Pinos approach to competition was incremental, from state to the national competition. When Pino went to the state competition, he said he built his confidence as he answered each question during throughout the competition. At the national competition, Pino had one initial goal. My goal was to get on TV, he said, explaining there was a preliminary round that was not televised in which all competitors had to correctly answer 25 questions. Pino added that the questions in the national preliminary round were harder than the ones posed during the televised portion of the competition. As the competition continued, Pino said the next goal was to get one question right during the television portion of the competition. During the School Board meeting, Pino added he had another goal following the competition. Id like to go back there, he said. Pinos mother, Lisa, noted that during the national competition they learned that other competitors were part of a quiz bowl circuit of history competition. A lot of middle schools have quiz bowl teams that travel and compete, which we learned from getting to know the other contestants. For him to be kind of the rookie, he did a good job, Lisa Pino added. In addition to his recent honor, Pino is vice president of the Templeton Student Council.

Templeton Middle School student Dominic Pino (left) speaks to the Hamilton School Board June 5 while school Principal Patty Polczynski adjusts the microphone. Pino finished second in the national history bee. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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point when were going to get an answer of money that contractors are owed. The work has been completed at the hotel, our work has been approved and signed off and yet we still sit here a year after the opening of this hotel with nearly 10 percent of the money held back from us not being paid, Bloom said. The board met in closed session on the matter prior to the regular Village Board meeting. After the regular Village Board meeting Fitzgerald indicated an answer would come soon but not in the next several days. Contracts approved The board approved a contract with Payne & Dolan for the village 2012 asphalt paving program. Payne & Dolan submitted

the low bid of $3,77,246.89. The motion included language that the village will reimburse the expenditure with proceeds from a future borrowing. According to information from village staff, the 2012 asphalt program will include the complete reconstruction of the Old Falls Village parking lot and the asphalt walking path through Lime Kiln Park, rebuilding Woodside Lane and Victory Road, installing storm sewer and St. Martin Drive and Shore Crest Drive and the removal and repair of "various streets in tin the village. The board selected Stark Asphalt for this year's curb and gutter program. Stark submitted a base bid of $253,672.50. The project involves the replacement and repair of defective curb and gutter in various portions of the village. The motion included language that the village will reimburse the expenditure with proceeds from a future borrowing.

The Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls Popcorn Wagon is now open nightly 6:30 to 9:00; located on Appleton Avenue southeast of Pilgrim Road, in the Total Health parking lot east of McDonalds. Money from the sale of popcorn is used to sponsor many events for community children; such as the Independence Day Parade, high school scholarships, Post Prom, Kids Fishing Derby, Distinguished Young Woman, Student of the Month, TriStar sports, to name a few. Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls meets every Wednesday morning at 7:15 in room 102 of the Menomonee Falls Community Center, N8645 Margaret Road.

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Cedar Valley Center to host painting workshop

Cedar Valley Center and Spa is hosting In the Spirit of Georgia O Keeffea painting workshop inspired by O Keeffe and taught by professional artist Ted CondeSaturday, July 14 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Cedar Valley, 5349 County Road D in West Bend. Classes are suited to all levels of artist, from beginner to advanced, ages 10 through adult. No experience is required. The cost is $65 which includes lunch and all the supplies to complete a 163x203 painting to take home and frame. Space is limited. Advance registration is required. One can extend their stay and enjoy an overnight escape and/or spa services. (Must be scheduled in advance.) For more information or to register for the event, visit cedarvalleycenter.org, call (262) 629-9202 or email cvcinfo@cedarcommunity.org.

Downtown West Bends Gallery Night set for June 13

Gallery Night: Art Around the Bend will be held in downtown West Bend Wednesday, June 13, 5 to 8 p.m. One can meet local artists and musicians while admiring and listening to their work, enjoy appetizers, and browse through 11 specialty shops and boutiques. Afterward, one can enjoy a cocktail, dinner, and live music at one of the participating restaurants. For more information, visit www.shopinwestbend.com/Gallery_Night.

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Germantowns Sarah Artz advances to third base on a wild pitch by Homestead in the sectional final June 7. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen

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Germantown and Hamilton earned trips to the state softball tournament with sectional title wins June 7. Germantown advanced to the state tournament with a 3-0 win over North Shore Conference rival Homestead. The Warhawks first got on the board in the fifth inning as Sarah Artz singled and advanced to second base on a walk. Artz then moved to third base on a wild pitch and scored on a single by Amanda Witzlib to open the scoring for Germantown. Germantown scored two more runs in the sixth inning.Germantown pitcher Lauren Renard recorded six strikeouts in the complete game victory. Germantown will play Stevens Point at approximately 3:30 p.m. June 14 at the stat tournament at the Goodman Diamond in Madison. Hamilton earned a trip to the state tournament with a 4-3 win over Watertown. Hamilton scored two runs in the fifth inning to take the lead and Charger pitcher Sydney Sprinkel and the Chargers defense held the Goslings scoreless the rest of the way Hamilton will open the tournament against Chippewa Falls at 9 a.m. June 14.

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Holcomb wins 110 meters hurdles title

Ben Holcomb of Germantown was the top finisher among local high schools at the state track meet held in LaCrosse June 1-2. Holcomb won the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 14.23. Holcomb finished 23rd in the preliminaries for the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 48.97. Also for Germantown, Chasen Brown finished 14th in the preliminaries for the 100 meter dash with a time of 11.22 while Bobby Stemm finished 20th in the discus with a toss of 138 feet 8 inches. Germantowns 4x800 meter relay team of Tommy Adair, Zach Baus, Riley Krueger and Adam Schueller finished19th in preliminaries with a time of 8:06.95. Matt Christensen of Menomonee Falls finished 16th in the preliminaries for the 400 meter dash with a time of50.80. In Division 2 results for Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Nick Sierra of finished ninth in the 400 meter dash with a time of 50.51 while Garrett Miller finished 15th in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:01.82. John Pless finished 14th in the 300 hurdles preliminaries with a time of 43.13. In the 4x400 meter relay, Zach Gruber, Sierra, Drake Schwarten and Josh Strasser finished 11th in the preliminaries with a time of 3:26.13. Alec Bergman finished 15th with a time of 134-07. In girls competition, Hamiltons 4x200 meter relay team of Toney Lock, Ashley Holicek, Ellen Buckley and Jessica Rupnow finished second with a time of 1:41.21. While Hamiltons 4x100 meter relay team finished second in preliminaries, it was disqualified in the final. The 4x400 meter relay team of Buckley, Ashlyn Paulson, Katie Pollari and Rupnow finished fourth in the event with a time of 3:57.4. Also, Shannon Burke finished seventh in the pole vault for Hamilton, crossing the bar at 10-6. Mikayla Robertson was the top finisher for Menomonee Falls, finished third in the triple jump with a distance of 37-6.75. Robertson also finishing 11th in the 400 meter dash preliminaries with a time of 59.50 Also for Menomonee Falls, Aerial Holt finished 17th in the long jump with a distance of 16-0.25 while Alex Poole finished 21st in the same event with a distance of 15-2. For Germantown, Jayne Bertieri finished 11th in the 100 meter dash preliminaries with a time of 12.63, Jennifer Ellis finished 11th in the 300 meter hurdles preliminaries with a time of 46.26, Caitlin Dillon finished 21st in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:25.08 and Katelyn Turner finished 17th in the shot put with a toss of 35-5.25. Germantowns 4x100 meter relay team of Sammie Gassner, Bethany Laubenheimer, Sydney Langmann and Bertieri finished 14th in preliminaries with a time of 50.82 In Division 2, Denielle Gerrietts of Kettle Moraine Lutheran finished eighth in the 400 meter dash with a time of 59.12

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