Recapping Some Greendale News From the Past Week

Survey will help create a leadership profile that will assist in the search for the new superintendent.

Take a look at some of the Greendale High School track team's moments at the State Championships.

Suspect tried to hide jewelry in her purse so she could steal it and pawn the items for money.

The Greendale/Franklin combined SWAT Team responded to an apartment on Crocus Court on May 31.

New resale boutique will open in mid June.

The district has its work cut out for it in finding a replacement for Superintendent William Hughes: A number of parents said they would like someone who is as visible and approachable as Hughes.

 Free community concerts take over Gazebo Park in Greendale Saturday and Sunday nights between June through August.

The new Greendale Wal-Mart will open after January 1, 2013, even though construction is set to finish in November 2012.

The Public Policy Forum says combining the fire departments of Hales Corners, Franklin, Oak Creek, Greenfield and Greendale would save a lot of money, but also present a lot of questions.

The May 18 poll shows most voters believe that Village Center Shops should open as late as 7 p.m. They also voted that the shops should open on Sunday.

The final selection will made on June 4.

Week #62: Eleanor Roosevelt visits during the construction of Greendale and makes an important change. Terry&Tony Weber instill life long values into their children.

Want to own a house in Greendale? House Hunt can help you minimize the pain of shopping for a house.

The man's car rolled over near Southridge Mall.

A car was stolen from in front of a home. Another car was broken into near Jaycee Park. Women's money was stolen by homeless friend.

The 3.2% water rate increase will go into effect on August 1.

Read a Q&A about Greendale's American Legion Post 416.

Electronic book borrowing has surged at the Greendale Public and across the state. While the technology offers convenience, libraries still face an uphill battle to utilize the online program to its greatest extent.