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David covers a variety of topics related to the Episcopal Church, including news on church leadership, events, and budget. His focus is primarily national (United States), with an emphasis on government announcements within the church community.
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By: David Paulsen
The school spent more than five months working to fill the vacancy left when former teacher Craig Griffie announced plans to step down at the end of the last school year, but another resignation weeks into this school year upended the school's efforts.
By: David Paulsen
Staff members have raised concerns about district administrators' presence at Whitman Middle School this year, and they singled out an incident last month involving Superintendent Demond Means, though few specifics have been released.
By: David Paulsen
Tosa Forward News is awarding its inaugural award for best Halloween decorations to Andy Rumpf, Jill Sanfelippo-Rumpf and family for taking their spooky yard to the next level on Lloyd Street, and it gets bigger and spookier every year.
By: David Paulsen
Wauwatosa homeowners can pay $120 to have the city's contractor paint the curbs next to their driveways to denote the four-foot no-parking zone on each side. That cost would be reduced under a plan under consideration.
Wauwatosa offers 10 days of early voting in the lower room of the City Hall-Civic Center, 7725 W. North Ave. Any of the city's 34,000 registered voters may cast their ballots earlier during the posted hours.
By: David Paulsen
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on Oct. 19 presented publicly for the first time his sweeping, point-by-point strategic vision for The Episcopal
By: David Paulsen
The Financial Affairs Committee also rejected a proposed amendment that would have included more modest 2% cost-of-living pay increases for nonunion city staff. The original proposal of 4% pay increases now advances to the full council.
The project, led by Samapa Development, is backed by a $1.85 million redevelopment incentive from the City of Wauwatosa through tax increment financing, or TIF.
Wisconsin Girls' Rugby held its league tournament for the second time at Hart Park, after flooding damage forced last year's tournament to be moved.
By: David Paulsen
The consolidation of the Blue Door Academy child care program to fewer elementary schools was announced in response to before-school enrollment falling below expectations in the program's first year.
