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  • Why are lakes closed when Blue-green Algae blooms?

    Hello Outdoor Enthusiasts, Over the last 15 years or so, Pewaukee Lake has periodically been closed to swimming due to "blooms" of blue-green algae. I believe other lakes have been affected as well, but not with the same frequency. The high water from all the rain we've endured since the...
    Posted to Weblog by Jeff Konkol on 07-19-2008
  • Water test in Country Bliss OK

    The water test required by Stone Brook Hollow Homeowners Association before allowing water to be pumped from Country Bliss through their subdivision, and eventually to Jericho Creek, came back OK, according to Town of Mukwonago Supervisor Fred Leppin. "We are trying to get the contractor lined up...
    Posted to Weblog by Amy Nixon on 07-05-2008
  • Neighbors helping neighbors in Mukwonago

    Town of Mukwonago - At a Special Town Board meeting this evening, Town Chairman Dave Dubey informed residents of Country Bliss subdivision that help was coming soon. The Stone Brook Hollow Homeowners Association voted to allow water to be pumped from Country Bliss through their subdivision, but only...
    Posted to Weblog by Amy Nixon on 07-03-2008
  • County Residents eligible for emergency food assistance

    Waukesha County - Waukesha County residents affected by severe weather and flooding will have until Tuesday, July 1 to apply for emergency food assistance through the state's FoodShare program. The amount of food assistance residents may be eligible for depends on family size. A person who qualifies...
    Posted to Weblog by Amy Nixon on 06-26-2008
  • Pumping in Country Bliss could cost Town $123,000 in just two months

    Mukwonago - At a Special Town Board meeting tonight, the board voted to authorize Town Chairman David Dubey to use up to $125,000 to pump water from Country Bliss through about 3,000 feet of 12-inch piping and into Jericho Creek. The board further specified that the vote was subject to the following...
    Posted to Weblog by Amy Nixon on 06-25-2008
  • Jefferson County seeks volunteers

    Volunteers are needed to operate two Jefferson County Family Assistance Centers which will be opening to assist families with their clean-up efforts. This will be a lengthy process so enough volunteers will be needed to staff these centers for an extended period of time. Individuals are asked to staff...
    Posted to Weblog by Cynthia Luksich on 06-20-2008
  • Mukwonago Town Board calls special meeting

    The Mukwonago Town Board will meet Friday, June 20 at 6:30 p.m. for a special town board meeting to discuss and act upon the Country Bliss flooding problems. The Town Hall Meeting Room was filled with concerned residents of the subdivision at Wednesday night's board meeting, who asked the board to...
    Posted to Weblog by Amy Nixon on 06-19-2008
  • Flood cleanup kits available at Pewaukee City Hall

    City of Pewaukee residents experiencing flood damage should report the damage to Pewaukee City Hall by calling the city’s emergency information line, (262) 691-6015, said City Administrator Tammy LaBorde. The city will respond to callers and collect flood damage information for FEMA purposes. The emergency...
    Posted to Weblog by Debi Eimer on 06-17-2008
  • Summit man died of a heart attack

    Town of Summit - Robert Schaf, 68, whose body was found in three to four feet of water along Venice Beach Road Friday night apparently died of a heart attack, according to Captain Karen Ruff. Ruff said the cause death was determined earlier today. According to sheriff's deputies, Schaf apparently...
    Posted to Weblog by Kelly Smith on 06-16-2008
  • Bleeker Street boat launch reopens

    The City of Delafield will reopen the Bleeker Street boat launch this morning now that the water level on Lake Nagawicka has dropped from 16" above normal to 5" above normal. However, the Slow No Wake rule will continue to be in effect until further notice, to protect the shorelines from erosion...
    Posted to Weblog by Cynthia Luksich on 06-16-2008
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