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The president of the Fox Point-Bayside School District plans to move to North Carolina on June 15.
Debbie Friberg will be stepping down from the Fox Point-Bayside School Board, as her family is moving to Charlotte, North Carolina on June 15. First elected in 2009, Friberg was appointed to the role of board president one month ago. She said she is excited to move to Charlotte, but her departure is not without mixed emotions. Superintendent Rachel Boechler said it has been a pleasure working with Friberg. "She has put in a lot of time and energy, specifically because it's been a very tumultuous time, but also because she led the search for our new district administrator," Boechler said. Board member Alice Lawton agreed that Friberg was instrumental in the hiring of Vance Dalzin. "Without your incredible diligence and hard work this …
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Amy Kohl, who has been in the Fox Point-Bayside School District the last two years, has been hired to a similar position in the Greenfield School District.
Fox Point-Bayside School District's business manager has been hired to a similar position in Greenfield. Amy Kohl was chosen from a pool of 16 applicants to serve as the Greenfield School District’s new Director of Business Services. Her appointment was approved by the Greenfield School Board on Monday. Kohl was Whitnall’s business manager from 2007-2011 before taking a similar role in the Fox Point-Bayside School District, which she has performed for almost two years. During her tenure with the Whitnall and Fox Point–Bayside school districts, Kohl was responsible for all business operations, including finance, buildings and grounds, food service and transportation. She will perform similar duties with Greenfield and serve as a human …
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10:07 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Good riddance! Let her help ruin another school system. I'm surprised Rachel didn't bring her along to her Peace Group for Non-Violence. more ›
For Republican lieutenant governor, the biggest battle isn't in the state Capitol - it's dealing with the every day challenges that come with being a parent.
About this sponsorship: In honor of the 60th anniversary of Sir Edmund Hillary’s historic ascent of Mount Everest, Patch and Grape-Nuts are teaming up to highlight those who inspire people around them to climb their own mountains. Rebecca Kleefisch is the highest ranking woman in Wisconsin politics today, having been elected twice to the office of lieutenant governor. She is Gov. Scott Walker's point person business creation in the state and is a sought after speaker on conservative values. She has also battled colon cancer during her first run for office and is an advocate for early screenings, like the one that made her fight against the disease easier to overcome. But it is not the political campaign or the fight over cancer that …
11:19 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Keith....You don't "rile me up", I just consider the source. I agree with some of the others, the article on the Lt. Gov was a puff piece and yes, there are others who do their job with little thanks and never get mentioned. That's the way the press works. As far as Doyle's accomplishments, I'm sure some years from now he'll write a book and we'll all find out what he accomplished. The fact is we… more ›
Contributor Jay Sanders says every $5,000 or higher donated to the Footbridge Friends Inc. now through September 30, will be matched dollar for dollar up to $100,000 in total.
Freedom to be who you are and fulfilling work tend to earn companies on the top lists of best places to work, according to the Harvard Business Review.
The following story was provided by AOLJobs.com By Claire Gordon What is the perfect place to work? An office where every employee gets an annual 10 percent raise? And nobody ever gets fired? And the CEO knows everyone's name? And there are free massages and volleyball courts and barrels of candy apples? None of the above. Rob Goffee of London Business School and Gareth Jones of IE Business School have spent three years asking hundreds of executives this exact question. Six qualities stood out, they found, which they revealed in this month's Harvard Business Review. And ultimately they seem to boil down to a single nugget: Make employees feel like they're not just mindless slaves of shareholder value. 1. Let You Do You The best company …
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Americans across the country are reacting with shock to the devastation caused by a 2-mile wide Tornado in Oklahoma. Dozens have died, and President Obama has declared the path of the tornado a major disaster area. If you would like to help, you can do so from your computer or mobile device right now. Patch will be posting stories of locals who are working to help victims from afar. If you know of someone local was affected by the tornado or who is working to help the victims, or if you would like to share your reaction to what's happened, please reach out to Community Editor Sarah Worthman.
7:34 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Yes, skinny, there is a need for immediate help. No doubt. People need food and shelter. Primary providers lost their lives. I am referring to the long term consequences. Those moving in with scams, those looking for the government hand out. I got a phone call from some telemarketer looking for donations for the cause. Would not give me a name. Just wanted my credit card number. If FEMA was … more ›
Did Gov. Scott Walker break a campaign promise when he vowed to keep pork out of the state budget?
Some campaign promises build in a bit of wiggle room. The one made by candidate for governor Scott Walker to “Strip policy and pork projects from the state budget” did not. This unequivocal pledge, posted on Walker’s campaign website, committed the candidate to eschewing both parties’ longstanding practice of using the budget to make policy changes and reward special interests. In April 2011, less than four months into Walker’s term, the truth-testers at PolitiFact Wisconsin branded this a broken promise. It noted that the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau had identified dozens of non-fiscal items in the governor’s budget repair bills and first biennial budget. Walker’s latest executive budget, for 2013-15, included what the Fiscal …
6:42 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Mark, The Repubs didnt want you and yours to feel left out, seeing that your boy Doyle"s budgets were loaded with non fiscal items. more ›
8-Twelve MVP Bar and Grill is expected to replace Coa Mexican restaurant at Bayshore Town Center.
A restaurant devoted to Wisconsin sports heroes Aaron Rodgers and Ryan Braun will replace COA Mexican restaurant at Bayshore Town Center. The restaurant, 8-Twelve MVP Bar and Grill, first opened last year in Brookfield. Launched by Ryan Braun and Aaron Rodgers along with SURG Restaurant Group, the restaurant's name is based on the jersey numbers of the Green Bay Packers quarterback and Milwaukee Brewers left fielder. The restaurant will open in the space currently occupied by COA, which is expected to close by June 30, according to Milwaukee Magazine. In a news release, SURG Restaurant Group owner and CEO Mike Polaski said Bayshore is an ideal second location for the restaurant. “Having enthusiastic support from Omar, my partner, and that …
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5:54 pm on Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Jose Blue Sombrero will be opening in Fox Point this summer. (In the space The Outback Steakhouse used to occupy.) I've never had a meal at the Brookfield location but many of my friends have and they love it. more ›
Local man Joe Demler tells his story as a prisoner in World War II as part of the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight documentary.
The Stars and Stripes Honor Flight documentary continues to have a positive impact, with 5-star reviews on sites where the flim is being sold, such as Amazon.com. The film features four Milwaukee area World War II veterans and the local volunteers of the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight chapter, according to a press release from Stars and Stripes. Honor Flight hubs across the country are using the film to raise awareness about the program and raise funds to fly veterans from their communities. A clip on YouTube showcases the heart of the film, also featuring Port Washington native Joe Demler. "The hero featured in this clip is Joe Demler, who was captured by the Nazis and starved to 70lbs during World War II. He became known to the world as…
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10:46 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Although I did not agree with the decisions made by Deb and the two other elder board members, I would like to wish Deb the very best in her move. Deb, if you read this, as I said last night, "my actions were not personal. They were what I felt I needed to do to bring volume to the issues at hand." Once again, I wish you the best and thank you for your service. I know it's a thankless elected … more ›