Greendale Stories from Last Week

Police reports from Nov. 7 to Nov. 13.

Mayors and village presidents met Monday in Franklin to discuss the County Board's recent decision to restore half of the funding taken out of the budget by County Executive Chris Abele.

Jim Birmingham is not only a popular coffee shop owner and village trustee, but also a recycling guru in the state Wisconsin.

Greendale's Public Celebrations Committee is looking to revive an old village tradition.

Sgt. Eric Zauner, from Greendale, Wis., serves as the team's senior motor vehicle operator.

The band won their seventh consecutive title.

No more waiting in line.

The Village Board approved the manner with a traffic analysis being conducted.

Signature were being collected in front of Southridge Plaza and a home recall office has settled in the Village.

The man was collecting signatures when a youth in a passing car threw the full can.

High school students perform "Once in a Life Time" - a satire of three struggling vaudville actors who head to Hollywood in the 1920s.

WISN reports that no charges have been filed.

Construction crew struck underground wires.

Suspect tried to drive away after a police officer woke him up.

Suspect had the gun hidden under the ski mask on his passenger seat after getting pulled over by Greendale police.

Suspect told police he had three shots at a friend's bar before driving.