Category: Back To School 2017

Tim Lyons was a son, a brother, an uncle, a brother-in-law and a best friend. His brother, Tony, and sisters Angela and Maureen remember him as a kind, creative person who loved his family and friends dearly. This touching and memorable way to honor and appreciate Tim’s life was created out of love by those who cared the most for him.

Statistics point to one truth – opioid abuse has taken its unfortunate place in American culture. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports overdose deaths involving prescription opioids quadrupled from 1999 to 2015, affecting183,000 people.

This summer has seen the opening of two new major commercial developments. A redevelopment of the building at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Glenview Avenue, and State Street Station, a mixed use residential apartment and commercial building on State Street.

The Starving Artists’ Show of Mount Mary University is an annual outdoor art show featuring local and national artists specializing in ceramics, fiber art, glass work, jewelry, painting, sculpture and more. All of the available pieces sell for $100 or less.

As you’ve been enjoying life in Tosa this summer, some of you have submitted your most entertaining and awe-inspiring snapshots to the City’s first “Tosa Life” photography contest. The last official date to submit your pictures was September 1st…here they are.

By Derek Pipkorn Well, summer has officially come to an end and the kids are heading back to...

In total, Klein spent 40 years in government service around the world. His accomplishments and contributions in aerial navigation should be seen as vital to the success of the U.S. Military operations after WWII. Quite the journey for the Vice-President of the Wauwatosa High Class of 1940.

In this second chef variation on a bag of Tosa Farmers Market ingredients, your favorite local restaurants got casual at the grill and gave us their own bold interpretations of a timeless summer tradition: the burger. These recipes are straightforward, and you could have made them yourself, if only you’d thought of them first.

I remember beginning each new school year reminding my children how to be safe on their way to elementary and middle school. I know as a parent how important it is to teach them to watch for cars, cross at intersections with signals or crossing guards and most of all — be alert to traffic.

While this summer season was packed with activity and adventure, I’m so pleased to be settling into routine and my couch. Sweater weather and football season are at our doorstep while we get to watch the Packers and Badgers (and Brewers, too) battle for their respective divisions.

This fall, Packer gatherings and family parties can be made easier with a few tecchie tips from our teenaged analyst. Discover how to make more of every backyard barbeque, patio party or summer happening here.