Actress Paddy Lynn from Mundelein, Ill. performs as Harriet Beecher Stowe before an audience at the Franklin Public Library on Feb. 18, in a performance and talkthat touched on Stowe's life and many literary works, including her classic "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Credit: Ernie Mastroianni
Some of the props used by actress Paddy Lynn included historic photos of Harriet Beecher Stowe and her family, Sen. Daniel Webster (at right), a teacup, and copies of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Credit: Ernie Mastroianni
The setting sun star casts a star burst as it shines into the 10th annual Jazz Cabaret fund-raiser in Franklin High School Feb. 18 to raise money for the school's music programs.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Youngsters cast long shadows on the exterior of Franklin High School in the late afternoon sun as they leave the schools gym entrance Feb. 18.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Rather than getting snow in his boots, Joseph Maikowski, 2, scrables about the play area in Grobschmidt Park in South Milwaukee on Feb. 15.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Franklin's Colin DeClark (top) waits for the referee as he pins Racine Park's Santi Garcia at 126 pounds in the Feb. 11th WIAA Regional Wresting Tournament at Greenfield High School.
Credit: John O'Hara
Cudahy's Caroline Kappus looks to pass during play against New Berlin West on Feb. 10.
Credit: Robert Lewis
Father Yvon Sheehy, SCJ, gives communion to Chanh Duong as he holds his daughter Emma Duong during a Mass to celebrate the Vietnamese New Year at St. Martin of Tour on Jan. 29.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Kimty Nguyen looks at a branch with with decorations that represent blessings after mass and during the Vietnamese New Year's celebration at St. Martin of Tour parish on Jan. 29.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Youth from St. Martin of Tour parish partake in the dragon dance after the mass to celebrate the Chinese New Year on Jan. 29.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Brenda Fitzpatrick, a teacher at Park View Elementary, packs up an order during McTeacher's Night fundraiser held at McDonald's on Packard in Cudahy. The Jan. 24 event featured Park View school staff cooking, packing orders and working the drive-thru alongside McDonald's employees. McDonald's gave a percentage of sales to the school made during the program's three hour-period.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Mary Ozburn of Park View Elementary works the drive-thru during McTeacher's Night fundraiser held at McDonald's on Packard in Cudahy. The Jan. 24 event featured Park View school staff cooking, packing orders and working the drive-thru alongside McDonald's employees. McDonald's gave a percentage of sales to the school made during the program's three hour-period.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Olivia Green, 10 (left), and Taryn Grohall, 10, collect seeds on Jan. 27 from a natural prairie that fifth grade students at Ben Franklin Elementary School are restoring.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Taryn Grohall, 10, spreads collected seeds from a natural prairie that fifth grade students at Ben Franklin Elementary School are restoring.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Olivia Green, 10, collects seeds from a natural prairie on Jan. 27 that fifth grade students at Ben Franklin Elementary School are restoring.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
People gathered to view or play a variety of accordions at the fifth Milwaukee Accordion Club's Swap Night at the Root River Center in Franklin on Jan. 23.
John Castiglione from Warren, MI brought 14 Italian made accordions to the Milwaukee Accordion Club Swap Night.
Credit: Pat A. Robinson Photos
While Nick Roszak worked to clear the sidewalk in front of his South Superior Street home, daughter Molly, 4, found it to be the perfect time to sled the front yard's small hill following a Jan. 17 snowfall.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Snow removal began in earnest along East Armour Avenue as the last flakes fell in St. Francis on Jan. 17.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Lauren Buchholz pick up a completed blood donation for delivery to a processing area at the American Red Cross Blood Drive at Oak Creek West Middle School on Jan. 6. Students participated in a Future Blood Donors program to learn about the importance of blood donation and finished their studies by volunteering at the drive.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Lauren Buchholz delivers a completed blood donation to John Daniels of the American Red Cross for further processsing during a Blood Drive at Oak Creek West Middle School on Jan. 6. Students participated in a Future Blood Donors program to learn about the importance of blood donation and finished their studies by volunteering at the drive.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
With no snow and unseasonable temperatures, Nick Pytlik, 12 (center) tries to get a hand on Austin Pielsnik, 12, during a pickup football game at Ramsey Avenue and Lake Drive in Cudahy on Dec. 29
Credit: C.T. Kruger
With no snow and unseasonable temperatures, Austin Pielsnik, 12 (left) tries to dodge a tackle by Dawson Povolo, 12, during a pickup football game at Ramsey Avenue and Lake Drive in Cudahy on Dec. 29
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Oak Creek High School Social Worker David Timmer (left) looks on as Special Education teacher, and Santa's helper, John Klein adjusts his beard in Timmer's office on Dec 20 to deliver presents to 32 needy families that were collected from the school's home room classes and distributed later in the day.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Brian Villanueva (left) and Alex LoCicero join Bay View High School singers at The Inter-Organizational Council of Bay View's annual Bay View Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 5.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Ethan Gomez, 7 (right) gets his sister, Naiara Corchado, 5 months, in a cheery state before meeting Santa at Bay View Post 180 on Dec. 9. The Inter-Organizational Council of Bay View sponsored the event which included the annual tree lighting and hot dogs provided by the Bay View Area Redcats and the Garabaldi Society.
Credit: Mary Catanese
St Nicholas head for the Old Village Hall at Lions Legend Park for the Franklin Historical Society's Old-Fashioned Christmas Celebration on Dec. 10.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
St Nicholas emerges from the log cabin at Lions Legend Park for the Franklin Historical Society's Old-Fashioned Christmas Celebration on Dec. 10.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Vern Tretow plays concertina in the Old Village Hall at Lions Legend Park for the Franklin Historical Society's Old-Fashioned Christmas Celebration on Dec. 10.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Siblings Connor and Alaina Kresovic wrap one of the gifts bound for 600 elders in the "Be a Santa to a Senior" program. More than 20 volunteers wrapped in shifts at Home Instead in Franklin on Dec. 8. Tags with gift wishes for seniors were placed on trees in stores throughout the area for customers to pick and shop for.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Megan Federighe wraps one of the gifts bound for 600 elders in the "Be a Santa to a Senior" program. More than 20 volunteers wrapped in shifts at Home Instead in Franklin on Dec. 8. Tags with gift wishes for seniors were placed on trees in stores throughout the area for customers to pick and shop for.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
ss sf ediblehouses 1215 RL M 1 - Two year old Sophia Kubacki from Bay View gets a rare treat of pure frosting while decorating gingerbread houses with her mom Karen Kubacki Wednesday night at the St. Francis Public Library.
Credit: Robert Lewis
ss sf ediblehouses 1215 RL M 2 - Two year old Sophia and her mom Karen Kubacki from Bay View, work diligently on their ginger bread house Wednesday night at The St. Francis Library. 12-7-11
Credit: Robert Lewis
WWII Navy Veteran Bob Kennedy places the Navy wreath amidst the other service branch, American Legion, VFW and POW wreaths during the Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance ceremony on Dec. 3 at Greendale American Legion Post 416.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Members of Greendale American Legion Post 416 present arms during the Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance ceremony on Dec. 3.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Noela Beqirat, 1, makes it known that she prefers the arms of her mother, Elona, over a visit with Santa Claus during the annual Christmas tree lighting program at the Oak Creek Community Center on Dec. 4.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Anthony Spears of the Cudahy Department of Public Works hangs a Christmas decoration on a Packard Avenue lightpole on Nov. 29.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Anthony Spears of the Cudahy Department of Public Works hangs a Christmas decoration on a Packard Avenue lightpole on Nov. 29.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Lani Cieszynski wraps a gift for her brother CJ, 11, while in the background, Donna Haines wraps a gift for his twin sister Camille, 11, at the Secret Santa shop during the annual holiday craft sale at St. Mary's Church on Nov. 27.
Credit: Pat A. Robinson photo
Parade goers in holiday costume marched in the South Milwaukee Old Fashioned Christmas parade on Nov. 27. The day's celebration included a visit from Santa, hot chocolate, food and a candy filled stockings.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Noah Sweet, 9, waits to have his photograph taken with the other Santa after the South Milwaukee Christmas parade on Nov. 27.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Santa waves to young and old as he arrives at the Village of Greendale Christmas Tree Lighting on the back of a fire department ladder truck on Nov. 25.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Brooklyn Fisher, 3, looks on during the Village of Greendale Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in front of Village Hall on Nov. 25.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Author and actress Leanna Renee Hieber gives a dramatic reading of her new young adult novel " Darker Still " on Nov. 15 at the Cudahy Family Library.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Darlene Collins and eight other graduates of the Franklin Police's Citizen Academy 10th class receive congratulations from Academy alumni during a ceremony on Nov. 22. Academy students participated in 12 weeks of learning that ranged from dispatch operations to SWAT teams.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Author and actress Leanna Renee Hieber gives a dramatic reading of her new young adult novel " Darker Still " on Nov. 15 at the Cudahy Family Library.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Workers cast long shadows as they apply exterior decorations to the south side of Southridge Mall Nov. 16.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Alex Lulewicz (foreground) picks out a bicycle during the Greendale Police Department’s sale of unclaimed property in the department’s garage area on Nov. 12.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
State Rep Dan Knodl talks with Roland Bast at GO Riteway, the evolution of the the Riteway Bus Company that Bast started with four school buses in Richfield. GO Riteway unveiled its new facility on 6th Street in Oak Creek that houses GO Riteway's offices that operates a fleet of "green" school buses, propane-powered airport shuttle vans, motor coaches and limousines.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Guest toured the new GO Riteway facility on 6th Street in Oak Creek that houses GO Riteway's offices to operates a fleet of "green" school buses, propane-powered airport shuttle vans, motor coaches and limousines.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
A young doe pops out of the undergrowth to browse on trees in Whitnall Park near 84th Street on Nov. 3.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Tom Halverson of Delafield (left) talks with Joe Gallenberger of Cream City Music during the International Monetary Systems Barter and Trade Show at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex on Nov. 5. IMS is barter and trading group for business and personal use.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Dressed head to toe in black and covered in neon dots, Emma Jordas, 13, hid in a darkened room of neon dots, all illuminated by a blacklight during the Haunted House hosted by the Franklin Library's Teen Advisory Board on Oct. 28.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Arlo Sturrock, 6 as "Harry Potter" made his way along Mabbett Avenue followed by cousins and friends as they trick or treated Oct. 29 in Bay View.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Despite some wet weather a cast of characters made their way up Broad Street for the annual Greendale Halloween parade on Oct. 30.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Isaac Schultz, 7, of Bay View carves a pumpkin while his father Dan watches his progress. Isaac and other children contributed their talents to the Humboldt Park Pumpkin Pavilion which featured a Grand Lighting Ceremony on October 21.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
A group of parents and kids use their carving skills to contribute their works to the Humboldt Park Pumpkin Pavilion which featured a Grand Lighting Ceremony on October 21.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
James Michalzik, 5, of Cudahy wanted his mother to buy him a pin at the Franklin Lioness Club's autumn craft fair on Oct. 22 at Milwaukee Area Technical College-South Campus. But she wouldn't because "he loses pins." Proceeds will go toward scholarships for students attending MATC.
Gardening expert Melinda Myers leads about a dozen people on a Fall garden walk through the Boerner Botanical Garden on Oct. 15 that was hosted by the Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Gardening expert Melinda Myers leads about a dozen people on a Fall garden walk through the Boerner Botanical Garden on Oct. 15 that was hosted by the Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Rain did not keep Audrey, 4 (left), and Grace, 8, Engelbart from visiting vendor booths for Halloween treats during the South Milwaukee Farmers Market Fall Family Festival on Oct. 13.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
A bit of rain and an umbrella was all Audrey Engelbart, 4, needed for a bit of dancing at the South Milwaukee Farmers Market Fall Family Festival on Oct. 13.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
The Franklin High School Marching Band's perform "Malaguena: and included the selections "Land of Make Believe, Late in the Evening and Malaguena" during the WMSA state marching band championship at UW-Whitewater on Oct. 15.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Madeline Vokovitch of the Whitnall High School Marching Falcons performs at the 27th Annual WSME state marching band championship at UW-Whitewater. The band show was titled 'The Piano Lesson."
Credit: Mary Catanese
The Greendale High School Marching Band performed their original music depicting the Seven Deadly Sins at the 27th Annual WSME state marching band championship at UW-Whitewater on Oct. 15.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Members of the Cudahy High School Marching Band perform at the 27th Annual WMSA state marching band championship Oct. 15 at UW-Whitewater. Their show titled "The Heist" included the selections The Jail Break, The Plan, The Break In, The Safe Crack, The Escape and The End Credits.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Halle Dohmeyer performs with the Greendale High School Marching Band at UW-Whitewater on Oct. 15. Their performance titled, SE7EN included original music depicting the seven deadly sins.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Maggie Stoving, 8, of Oak Creek does a chalk outline of Alyssa Skrzypczak, 8, of South Milwaukee at the Aurora St. Luke Hospital Open House on Oct. 8. Beside outdoor activities, there were displays from different departments throughout the buiding, tours of areas like an operating room, a Brewer's great Jim Ganter signing autographs.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Brewer great Jim Gantner signs mini basebals for Ava English, 5, of Cudahy and her sister Alana, 2, during the Aurora St. Luke Hospital Open House on Oct. 8 that included outdoor activities, displays from different departments throughout the buiding, and tours of areas like an operating room.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Beatles tribute band Liverpool ’64 performs at the Greenfield Performing Arts Center Saturday night, October 8. Band members shown are (from left) Steve Scherrer, Doug Scherrer and Don Bolanowski.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Scott Harry of the Beatles tribute band Liverpool ’64 entertains at the Greenfield Performing Arts Center Saturday, October 8.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Concert goers are entertained by the Beatles tribute band Liverpool ‘64 at the Greenfield Performing Arts Center Saturday, October 8.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Bob Fischer of Brookfield selects a hand-crafted ceramic bowl during the Empty Bowls event at the MATC campus on Oct. 8.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Franklin Crime Prevention Bureau coordinator Shawn Harrison reviews the department's on-line presence.
Credit: Rick Romano
Franklin Police Officer Shawn Harrison is now the full-time coordinator of the department's Crime Prevention Bureau.
Credit: Rick Romano
Staci Joers (right) grills a tuna steak on a George Foreman grill to serve with Avocado Mayo during her lesson on indoor grilling. Dawn Pethke prepares the George'd Potato Chips. The "Cooking with Class" series is offered through the Greendale Park and Recreation on Sept. 27.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Jeannine Petit of Pewaukee holds QT Pie while the cat is blessed by Fr. Scott Wallenfelsz, SDS at the Sisters of St. Francis Assisi pet blessing on Oct. 1.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
A water spout rises from Lake Michigan off the Saint Francis shore Sept. 24 as severe storm system moved through the area.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Storm clouds rise from Lake Michigan off the Saint Francis shore on Sept. 24 as severe storm system moved through the area.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Liliana Saumet sings with the Columbian music group Bomba Estereo during Alverno College's Global Union free world music festival at Humbolt Park on Sept. 17 that featured three international bands.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
It was a family gathering for Alverno College's Global Union free world music festival at Humbolt Park on Sept. 17 that featured three international bands.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
The music of Columbian group Bomba Estereo moved the crowd during Alverno College's Global Union free world music festival at Humbolt Park on Sept. 17 that featured three international bands.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Bob Chmielewski (left) of Hales Corners and Jeff Jankowski of St Francis,monitor the grill Sept. 18 during the Annual Harvest Festival in Polonia Park, Franklin. The duo had their hands full cooking two pigs and 16 chickens while watching the Brewers, the Packers, and their local Polonia Park soccer team.
Credit: A. Marie Phillips
Krystyna Szpigun (left) of Greenfield, and Janina Widlarz of Greendale start the dancing off at the Annual Harvest Festival at Polonia Park in Franklin.
Credit: A. Marie Phillips
Suthin Sukosolvisit critiques the Bonsai trees on exhibit from the Milwaukee Bonsai society at the Botanical Gardens on Sept. 16.
Credit: Robert Lewis
Suthin Sukosolvisit critiques Bonsai trees on exhibit from the Milwaukee Bonsai Society at the Botanical Gardens on Sept 16.
Credit: Robert Lewis
American Legion Riders member Duane Kasiske, of Oak Creek renders a hand salute during a ground breaking for a new Hales Corners Veterans Memorial in Hales Corners Park on Sept. 11.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Congressman Paul Ryan addresses those gathered for a ground breaking for a new Hales Corners Veterans Memorial in Hales Corners Park on Sept. 11.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
The Chancel Chior sang "Heal Our Land" as part of a 9/11 Service of Prayer Rememberance at the South Milwaukee United Methodist Church on Sept. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Mike O'Connell piped for the 9/11 Service of Prayer Rememberance with members of the South Milwaukee Fire Department recognized at the South Milwaukee United Methodist Church on Sept. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Diane Haslam and members of the Bell Chior rang "Soliloquy" as part of a 9/11 Service of Prayer Rememberance at the South Milwaukee United Methodist Church on Sept. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
American Legion Post 27 advanced the colors as part of a 9/11 Service of Prayer Rememberance at the South Milwaukee United Methodist Church on Sept. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Jesscia Labecki, 9, tries to stand in an Aqua Sphere while her friend Sierra Kromray, 10, falls behind her on one of the rides of the St. Francis Days at Milt Vretenar Municipal Park on Sept. 2
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Jeremy Chaughell, 11 (left) and Brady Raether, 12, try to knock each other off their pedestals in a round of Joust at one of the activities of St. Francis Days at Milt Vretenar Municipal Park on Sept. 2
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Addison Corso, 5, seem to levitate on the Bungee Jump at St. Francis Days at Milt Vretenar Municipal Park on Sept. 2
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Simone Lippold, 11, tries to flip on the Bungee Jump at St. Francis Days at Milt Vretenar Municipal Park on Sept. 2
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Colleen Resendiz of Hales Corners looks at a Medlar Edible Fruit tree at the Boerner Botanical Gardents Aug. 31, 2011. The Garden Walk, one of a six part series, was led by John Lamm of Lammscapes and dealt with transition plants for late summer and fall colors.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Jackeline Lopez and her father, Marco, arrive early at Franklin's Robinwood School to work out the final details for her to start as a new student in the sixth grader on Sept. 1, the first day of the 2011-12 academic year.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Amanda Schad comforts her son, Noah, as he lines up with his K5 classmates at Franklin's Robinwood School on Sept. 1, the first day of the 2011-12 academic year. Though a veteran from his K4 experience, Noah was just having a tough morning.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Colleen McHugh-Moore (center) discusses items used in Greendale’s Child Development Days with School Psychologists Sue Williams and Tom Shields.
Credit: Richard Romano
Bailey (left) Addison and Nevaeh get their photo taken while they wear space apparel at Astronomy Day in Wehr Nature Center on Aug. 28.
Credit: Robert Lewis
Kaylea Parker, 7, of West Allis looks at the sun through a 6" F-8 Refractor telescope at the Astronomy Day Fair in the Wehr Nature center on Aug. 28.
Credit: Robert Lewis
Bobbie Groth of South Milwaukee warms up with her fiddle before a performance in Grant Park on Aug. 24 with the musical group " "Garlic Mustard Pickers" for a Summer Sizzle Picnic event.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Patrick Aleshire prepares his classroom for 20 students as a new second grade teachers at Edgerton Elementary School in the Whitnall School District on Aug. 25. Classes for the Whitnall, Greenfield and West Allis school districts began Sept. 1, for the 2011-12 academic year.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Patrick Aleshire prepares his classroom for 20 students as a new second grade teachers at Edgerton Elementary School in the Whitnall School District on Aug. 25. Classes for the Whitnall, Greenfield and West Allis school districts began Sept. 1 for the 2011-12 academic year.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Lucus Wieland chooses an animal from the "Bird Cage" he unlocked with the right key during the St. Francis Library Festival on Aug. 21 that featured games, crafts and food.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Ohmage pianist Will Ulrich performs during the final 2011 Franklin Park Concert at Lions Legend Park on Aug. 21.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
The band Ohmage, consisting of (from left) Andy Pfurr, Bill Schmidt, Will Ulrich and Jeff Gilchrist, entertain during the final 2011 Franklin Park Concert at Lions Legend Park on Aug. 21.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Raphael Pride-Thompson, 11, prepares to cast into the Humbolt Park pond during a family fishing adventure on Aug. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
D.J. Thompson (right) and Jackie Pride-Thompson, 9, reel in some weeds from the Humbolt Park pond during a family fishing adventure on Aug. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Raphael Pride-Thompson, 11, separates weeds from a small bluegill he hooked in the Humbolt Park pond during a family fishing adventure on Aug. 11.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Bob Leger of Racine washes the windshield of his 1952 Mercedes Aug. 9 in Franklin for a car show in the parking lot of Innovative Health and Fitness.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Bell Ambulance EMT Dylan Moss brings some State Fair Cream Puffs to the residents at Centennial Seniors Caring Community in Oak Creek on August 11.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Bell Ambulance EMT Dylan Moss and Apartment Manager Teri Zeise bring some State Fair Cream Puffs to the residents at Centennial Seniors Caring Community in Oak Creek on August 11.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Jim Gerth gets some State Fair Cream Puffs from Sandy Sanders, Activity Director, at Centennial Seniors Caring Community in Oak Creek on August 11.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
Judy Busalacchi (left) and granddaughter Tiffany Benecky reset and replenish inventory in Judy's Boyd's Bears booth in the Wisconsin State Fair Expo Center on Aug. 4.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Scott Fisher sends a blast of air across the Expo Center with an Airzooka that he had for sale in his Gift of Wings booth at the Wisconsin State Fair on Aug. 4.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
The summer crops are coming in, and Nancy Stark of Greendale picks out ears of sweet corn from the Geneva Lakes Produce stand at the South Milwaukee Farmer's Market on July 28.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Kate Yang assembles a bouquet of flowers grown in her Sheboygan garden at the South Milwaukee Farmer's Market on July 28. The bouquet was purchased before it made it onto display.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Ma Cha assembles bouquets of cut flowers grown in her Oak Creek gardens during Harvest at the Homestead at the Stahl-Conrad Homestead on July 30.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Justin Wiedower, 15, lands a 180 with his BMX bike on one of the quarter-pipe decks at the Oak Creek Skate Park on the east side of Abendschein Park on July 28.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Brothers Jared, 12 (left) and Justin, 15, Wiedower, catch air on their BMX bikes at the Oak Creek Skate Park on the east side of Abendschein Park on July 28.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Jared Wiedower, 12, gains some air at the Oak Creek Skate Park on the east side of Abendschein Park on Thursday, July 28.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Participants in the Masters 35 plus race of the Humboldt Park-Bay View Rumble bicycle race sprint down Pine Avenue during the race July 20. The race is part of the International Cycling Classic and Superweek Pro Tour of races that run throughout the area the month of July.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Cameron Korduchi, 20 months, (center) takes a break from listening to music to meander through the crowd during the Franklin Park Concerts July 23 at Lion's Legend Park where the The Dixie Doodlers performed a free concert.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Lawrence, played by Michael Traynor (right) tries to gain the sympathy of "Muriel" played by Anna Fraser (center). "Freddy" played by Ryan Stajmiger (left) is part of the scheme. The Greendale Community Theatre selects a charity to "pass the hat" after each show and for the summer show they chose Sojourner Family Peace Center.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Alex Champagne, 14, takes a shot while friend Brian Baumeister, 11 watches on July 23. Brian comes everyday to swim and play pool in the clubhouse at the Hales Corners pool.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Julia Mayer (center) plays the announcer in the musical "Go West" at Greendale Middle School on July 19.
Credit: Robert Lewis
Logan Brissey, 4, waits for more rings from magician Glen Gerard during a performance July 17 at the American Legion Hall in Oak Creek. Proceeds will go to help hospitalized veterans.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Off-duty Greendale firefighter Kurt Risberg joined Greendale firefighters Local 1777 for a "boot off" collection at the intersection of 76th and Grange on July 15.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Demolition work is underway for a southeast lower level entrance for the new Macy's at Southridge Mall.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Erik Peterson, of Saint Francis, picks up Wind Garden Spinners from outside The Gift Shop on Packard Avenue Tuesday, June 28, 2011, in Cudahy, Wis. Peterson was picking up the display of the lawn ornaments that are for sale at the the shop.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
South Milwaukee's Elissa Sievila competes in the 100 Meter High Hurdles event of the WIAA Track and Field Championships in Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex Friday, June 3, 2011, in La Crosse, Wis.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Erik Peterson, of Saint Francis, picks up Wind Garden Spinners from outside The Gift Shop on Packard Avenue Tuesday, June 28, 2011, in Cudahy, Wis. Peterson was picking up the display of the lawn ornaments that are for sale at the the shop.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Mike Artz (left) watches Michael Jr. 8, flip hamburgers while the Ethan Keller Group performed at the Humboldt Park Bandshell on June 7, 2011. MiquelaRae Artz, 5, Alana Rivera and Donovan Powell, 11 also watch.
Credit: Mary Catanese
Greendale number one singles player Nick Kubczak rushes up to the net to returns a shot during his teams WIAA Sectional meet in Marquette University Thursday, May 26, 2011, in Milwaukee, Wis. The meet was moved indoors due to inclement weather.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Trombone players Robert Johnson (left), Andy Anderson and Dave Hanson join the Greendale Village Band and New Horizons Band during the first Village Nites on the Green concert at Greendale Gazebo Park on June 19, 2011. It was the first in a series of free concerts sponsored by the Greendale Park and Recreation Department.
Credit: Mary Catanese
A performance by the Milwaukee Symphony Pops drew more than a thousand people to Boerner Botanical Garders for the start of the Milwaukee County Parks' Summer's Best Concert Series on Thursday, June 16.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Four year old Aidan(cq) Rapp sits on the floor as Kristina Stuppan, of Milwaukee, practices with her dog Bandit before the start of a demonstration put on by the Milwaukee Dog Training Club in the Hales Corners Public Library Thursday, June 30, 2011, in Hales Corners, Wis.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
Mary Lee Barrett, RN (left) and Mary Juleen work through protocols on what specific medications can be distributed to a "patient" during a simulation of medicine distribution in the case of an emergency at the Oak Creek Municipal Garage building on June 15.
Credit: C.T. Kruger
Retiring Oak Creek Postmaster Kathy Wallace-Kost laughs during her farewell speech to fellow employees on July 1.
Credit: Jerry Luterman
so BASEBALL-5 0630 dh s Oak Creek second baseman Billy Wallace is toppled by Franklin’s Joel Kornhoff after forcing Kornhoff on a fielder’s choice in the second inning of the Knights’ 4-3 win over the visiting Sabers at Abendschein Park Thursday, June 23, 2011.
Credit: Dave Haberkorn
Michelle Pribyl, of Franklin, and her nine year old nephew Christian Farmer, of Menomonee Falls, ride the Tilt-A-Wirl in the midway of the Franklin Forth of July festival Saturday, July 2, 2011, in Franklin, Wis.
Credit: Peter Zuzga
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