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Think robots, touch screen point of purchase displays, medical monitoring devices, sensors and even micro-computers that can run mobile devices and transportation vehicles. Now think Menomonee Falls.

A.J. Schweda, owner of Premier Machine Tool Midwest LLC in Hartland, got into sailing at a very early age. As a child, he lived on Lake Nagawicka in Hartland. His neighbor, a boy about the same age as him, had no one to sail with and asked Schweda if he'd crew for him.
Schweda became hooked on sailing.

The Volunteer Center of Greater Milwaukee is accepting nominations for the 30th annual Inspire By Example Awards.

The United Way of Waukesha County has projected it will raise $4.35 million in its 2011 campaign

Friday, Jan. 20 The University Wisconsin Milwaukee will host a workshop entitled "iOS5: Fundamentals of Programming the iPhone and...

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“Tens of millions of dollars from out of state will be poured into Wisconsin in 2012. That money will not go toward restoring the state’s crumbling infrastructure. It won’t go into the state’s aging school buildings. It won’t go into training the state’s workforce. It won’t go into protecting the state’s natural resources or in boosting its struggling nonprofit community. Nope. All that money will flow directly into Wisconsin’s toxic political bloodstream.”

Chad Schultz, president of Innovative Signs Inc., in Waukesha

Counsell joins Brewers' front office The Milwaukee Brewers today announced that Craig Counsell has retired as a player and...