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Thursday
September 2010
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Police Blotter: This week's crime reports
Police Notes: The latest Greenfield crime briefs
News & Notes: Local news briefs
Obituaries: Local death notices
Meetings: School and city government meetings schedule
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When it comes to results of the ACT, the 36-point college admission test widely used in Wisconsin, several area school officials said they were pleased to see students bucking national and state downward trends.(1)
Greenfield — Just like that, all the talk surrounding Interstate 894/Loomis Road redevelopment plans - and the eminent domain fears that came along with it - came to a screeching halt.(1)
Greenfield — A national eminent-domain law firm says there is at least one thing the state Legislature should consider if it wants to prevent more related controversies from appearing in Wisconsin.
Greenfield — A 150-unit senior living facility is proposed for 20 acres near 96th Street and Cold Spring Road.(4)
Greenfield — The Common Council has approved plans for a new Pick 'n Save grocery store at 4279 S. 76th St.(1)
No charges were filed in a death last February in a Clement Manor independent living apartment because it couldn't be proved who had acknowledged an alarm from the apartment, an assistant district attorney says.(19)
Workers at the Clement Manor complex in Greenfield "inexcusably and unconscionably" ignored for four hours an emergency alarm set off in an apartment at the complex as the resident bled to death, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
Public school districts in southeastern Wisconsin reported paying their top leaders an average salary of nearly $130,000 in the 2009-'10 school year, data released by the state shows.(74)
A new Greenfield ordinance requires resale shops to photograph sellers and list items for a police database. The ordinance also imposes transaction fees on resale stores that could amount to tens of thousands of dollars annually - a big burden for small retailers. (153)
Late last weekend, when news began to circulate that The Turf had been unearthed by construction crews working by the W. Loomis Road exit off I-894, the information traveled through the local skateboarding community like a bolt of lightning.
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