Check out these South Shore headlines …
- School District Eyes Security Upgrades (Oak Creek Patch)
- KMF Metals Shines Up Its Niche (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- 900 Pounds Dropped In Mayor’s Weight Loss Challenge (Oak Creek Patch)
- Oak Creek Woman Tries Tracking Thief With iPhone (CBS 58)
NOW has published a new police blotter (minus South Milwaukee reports). It includes this item from Cudahy …
About 20 Cudahy residents reported that the windows of their cars had been shot out sometime between the evening of Feb. 16 and the morning of Feb. 17. Reports indicate that many of the windows were damaged by either BB or pellet guns. Additionally, glass panels on Milwaukee County Transit System bus shelters at the corner of Packard and Ramsey avenues and the corner of Kinnickinnic and Van Norman avenues were reported to have been damaged during the same time frame. The cars damaged were in the following: 3700 block of East Pulaski Avenue; 5200 block of South Packard Avenue; 3700 and 3900 blocks of East Somers Avenue; 5100 block of South Swift Avenue; 3600 block of East Whittaker Avenue; 3600 and 3800 blocks of East Martin Avenue; 3600 and 3700 blocks of East Holmes Avenue; 4900 block of South Lake Drive; 3700 block of East Barnard Avenue; 3800 block of East Morris Avenue; and 4700 block of South Kirkwood Avenue.
And state Sen. Chris Larson has published a new Larson Report.
South Milwaukee Blog 