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Sports Results
Through May 11
Girls’ Soccer
Central Lakeshore Conference
Thursday, May 8
Sheboygan Christian 2,
CG-Belgium 1.
Howards Grove 2,
Ozaukee 1.
Tuesday, May 6
CG-Belgium 2, Ozaukee 0.
North Shore Conference
Thursday, May 8
Grafton 4,
Port Washington 0.
Tuesday, May 6
Cedarburg 3, Grafton 0.
Whitefish Bay 5,
Port Washington 1.
Nonconferencee
Saturday, May 3
Notre Dame 1, Grafton 0.
Kimberly 5, Grafton 1.
Grafton 4,
Janesville Craig 1.
Oshkosh North 1,
Ozaukee 0.
Ozaukee 1,
Port Washington 0.
Shorewood 7, Ozaukee 0.
West Bend West 1,
Port Washington 0.
Port Washington 2,
Merrill 0.
Softball
Nonconference
Saturday, May 10
Grafton 10,
Kettle Moraine 0.
Grafton 8, Greendale 2.
North Shore Conference
Thursday, May 8
Grafton 2, Cedarburg 1
(8 innings).
Port Washington 26, Whitefish Bay 0.
Tuesday, May 6
Port Washington 5, Germantown 3.
Central Lakeshore Conference
Thursday, May 8
Elkhart Lake 12, CG-Belgium 9.
Thursday, April 24
Howards Grove 18,
CG-Belgium 3.
Tuesday, April 29
Sheboygan Lutheran/
Kohler 11, CG-Belgium 1.
Baseball
Nonconference
Monday, May 12
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 9, Ozaukee 4.
Wednesday, May 7
Bradley Tech 13,
Ozaukee 3.
Tuesday, May 6
Burlington Catholic Central 11, Ozaukee 6.
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Brandenburg show pays off for Grafton
By TOM RICHARDS
Ozaukee Press staff
Posted 5-14-08
Grafton’s Nicole Brandenburg has gotten a lot of notice for her strong-armed pitching this season, and justifiably so.
However, in the championship game of Saturday’s Black Hawk Invitational against Kettle Moraine, the senior showed how multifaceted her game can be.
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Port strikes a nerve
with roundabout plan
Board riles Saukville by approving
plan for 2 more circular intersections
on Hwy. 33 without village OK
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By KRISTYN HALBIG ZIEHM
Ozaukee Press staff
Posted 5-15-08
Port Washington officials on Tuesday approved a plan to replace two Highway 33 intersections in Saukville with roundabouts despite the fact Saukville officials have yet to approve the design.
The Port Washington Board of Public Works agreed to amend its contract with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to include roundabouts at Northwoods Road and one block to the west at Market Street when Highway 33 is rebuilt in two years.
The decision shocked Saukville officials, who had expected the Port board to table action on the contract until they decided what was best for the village.
| “How could they approve a plan for property that’s in Saukville?” Village President Barbara Dickmann asked when told of the board’s action Wednesday morning. “The village is currently in negotiations on all this stuff. We have no plan. We’re still a work in progress.”
Port officials said they felt obligated to make a decision Tuesday because the city is the lead agency for the project, which could be delayed by Saukville’s protracted negotiations with the DOT.
“The DOT absolutely, positively wants to move forward on this project. They want us to sign it yesterday,” Public Works Director Rob Vanden Noven told the board. “Not signing that agreement would have virtually assured a one-year delay in the project.”
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Grafton is shaping up
Village launches comprehensive health
initiative that has employees exercising
on the job and residents
walking throughout community
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By STEVE OSTERMANN
Ozaukee Press staff
Posted 5-15-08
Grafton Village President Jim Brunnquell is going the extra mile for his community — literally.
To help generate interest in the village’s Health and Wellness Initiative, Brunnquell led the way at the start of this year’s Walkabout Grafton, a series of public walks being held throughout May.
He set the pace for about three dozen residents who took a two-mile President’s Walk on May 3 and has also joined 31 other village employees in pledging to complete one million steps this year.
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The one-million-step pledge is part of a “Feel Great in 2008” program the village established to improve employees’ health through shared activities and wellness education.
“This was a way to get out, meet people and do something that promotes fitness,” Brunnquell said of the President’s Walk, which started at the Paramount Plaza, traveled through Centennial Park and returned to the downtown.
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Community, senior center
proposed for coal dock
Port officials say location, $7.7 million cost
could be stumbling blocks for plan
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By KRISTYN HALBIG ZIEHM
Ozaukee Press staff
Posted 5-15-08
Instead of adding onto the Senior Center, the City of Port Washington should consider building a shared community and senior center on the coal dock, according to a study presented to the Commission on Aging Monday.
However, officials said the joint center’s estimated price tag of $7.7 million and the proposed location could prove to be stumbling blocks for the project.
Mayor Scott Huebner said Wednesday that the city should also look at other locations when it considers building a senior center, although he acknowledged those other options may be few because the seniors want to stay in or near the downtown, where land prices are high and the city hopes to keep as many first-floor spaces filled with retail uses as possible.
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