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of Sussex has two open houses scheduled for review of the Village Park Master Plan. See page 4.

Open houses scheduled for Village Park Master Plan: The Village

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Wheeling for Healing Aug. 11

BY NIKKI ACKERMAN STAFF WRITER
The Community Memorial Foundations 15th annual Wheeling for Healingset for the morning of Saturday, Aug. 11is expected to draw more than 1,000 individuals riding their bicycles for a worthy cause. The eventwhich has raised nearly $700,000 for Community Memorial Hospitals Cancer Care Center to dateis a combination bike ride and family picnic, However, it goes beyond that, said Donna Roesch, the organizations special events coordinator. This had become so much more than a fundraiserit is a community-wide event for a great cause, she said. A lot of participants ride in honor of a loved one they lost to cancer or someone who is going through treatment. Almost everyone has someone in their life who has been touched by cancer. The bike ride will have three routes: a 32-mile through Germantown, with a registration time of 7 a.m. and a start time of 7:30 a.m; a 15-mile (7:45 a.m. registration, 8:15 a.m. start) and a four-mile (8:30 a.m. registration, 9 a.m. start). All three begin and end at the hospital, located at W180 N8085 Town Hall Rd. (Bike helmets are required and may be purchased on-site.) One change this year is the route for the 32-mile ride. Instead of winding through the Holy Hill area, it will return to its previous location of Germantown. It used to go through Germantown and everyone loved that route, but some participants wanted to try Participants in last years Wheeling for Healing leave the

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Civil war encampment: David and Rebecca Goecke of the Historical Timekeeper Civilians portray Civil War era civilians during the Civil War Encampment held at Old Falls Village July 2111. See more photos on page 4. Photo by Nikki Ackerman.

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Menomonee Falls offering Concerts in the Park

Free concerts will be offered Thursdays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. at the Village Centre, located at Main Street and Appleton Avenue, in Menomonee Falls. Thursday concerts will take place at the Village Park Gazebo. They are: Aug. 2Main Street Song & Dance Aug. 16Pavanne Band Attendees can bring picnic baskets, lawn chairs and blankets. Cash refreshments will be available as Brazs Beef will be serving hot sandwiches, beverages and more. Fridays concerts will be at Mill Pond Park Shelter behind Associated Bank. They are: Aug. 10MaryDel Rae Duo Aug. 24Roger Boll Attendees can bring lunch or buy lunch; Ninos Italian Bakery will be selling lunch at the shelter starting at 11:30 a.m. The concerts are co-sponsored in part by the Village of Menomonee Falls and the Kiwanis Club. For more information, call the Village Centre at (262) 251-8797 or visit www.menomoneefallsdowntown.com.

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Falls Patio Players is excited to announce our second annual Studio Series, "Captivating," featuring intriguing stories of people trapped or confined - and how they manage to escape. The Studio Series involves the actors with scripts in hand, employing minimal movement, and reading a play aloud, focusing on the text rather than on production. This type of presen-

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tation, commonly called "readers theatre," allows the audience a unique chance to hear not only the characters lines, but also the playwrights stage directions. It is an opportunity to see that first day of rehearsal when actors meet text. Also, it allow Falls Patio Players to explore work that might not be done as part of the main-stage series due to more mature themes, broader technical scope, or requiring more intimate space. The audience for this event will be invited to sit on the stage, providing for a uniquely theatrical evening. The 2012-13 Studio Series will include Stuck by Neil Haven (Aug. 17), The Woman in Black by Stephen Mallatratt (Oct. 26), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (March

2013), and The Baltimore Waltz by Paula Vogel (May 2013). The first performance, Stuck, will be held at the North Middle School Auditorium, N88 W16750 Garfield Drive, at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 17 Entry is from the back door, A $10 donation is suggested.

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The Village of Sussex has dropped plans for a possible business park on the west side of the community after development estimates came in higher than expected. A month ago the Village Board supported examining the creation of a tax incremental finance (TIF) district in connection with a development called Corporate Center West, which would have been located on 120 acres of pr operty south of Hwy. VV and west of Hwy. 164, directly west of

Sussex drops plans for business park

an existing retail area. However, projections for development costs came in higher than initial estimates. The village supported an economic development grant to study the possibility of creating a TIF district for the development. "This particular deal doesnt make sense and as such staff is recommending terminating the Economic Development Grant Agreement as called for in that agreement," Village Administrator Jeremy Smith stated in a July 16 the memo to the board. He stated that the remaining funds from the grant would be used for other economic development activities, including issues related to the development of a onetime cannery site. This is the reason the Village performs its due diligence to verify conditions so that when a final decision is made it is made with facts, not opinions of what will and wont

work. Staff will continue to work on economic development initiatives as it was a Village Board goal to continue to diversify the tax base of the community," Smith said. A public hearing scheduled for the corporate center plan July 24 was cancelled and the board later agreed with Smith's recommendation to drop the matter. By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing Editor

The Village of Sussex has two open houses scheduled for review of the Village Park Master Plan. The first open house will be held during National Night Out on Wednesday, August 1 from 6:00 8:00 p.m. During National Night Out, the park plans will be set up at a booth located in the parking lot of Village Hall. The second open house will be held during the last Sounds of Sussex concert on Thursday, August 16 from 6 8 p.m. at Weyer Park. At either of these open houses, you may view the plans, ask questions and fill out a comment card. All comments will be compiled and provided to the Park and Recreation Board for its review. The Village Park is the heart of the community and hosts numerous events throughout

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...Wheeling for Healing

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something different and more challenging, explained Roesch. So we went back to Germantown for some variety. Following the bike ride, participants will enjoy a picnic brunch, a childrens area of games, water balloons, face painting and a bouncy house and entertainment by No Idea, a band comprised of boys from Germantown High School. The lunch, which in the past has been hot dogs and hamburgers, will consist of healthier items such as pita omelets, smoothies, pastries and fruit, said Roesch. There will be a lot of food people will enjoy. There post-ride portion of the event will also include door prizes and raffles, and the Menomonee Falls Optimist Club will have its popcorn wagon set up. Registration for the bike ride is $30 for adults and $20 for children, or $85 for a family of two adults and two children. Team registration is $200 for up to 10 riders, with additional riders at $20 each, an participants have the option of raising additional funds for the Center. A lot of people gather donations from their friends and family members, said Roesch. It is really great that they are out there doing that. WISN TV news anchor Craig McKee will be this years ride marshal. Those interested can register online at www.communitymemorialfoundation.org or call the Foundation at (262) 257-3760. One can also register the day of the event starting at 6:30 a.m.

the year. Village Park also offers diverse active and passive recreational opportunities including disc golf, walking trails, baseball, tennis and picnicking. In 2010, the Village of Sussex engaged in an extensive master planning process for the Village Park which is nearly complete. A master plan will guide the future recreational activities and facilities of the park. The adjustments to the park would take place as projects come forward over the next several decades. If you would like to view the plans prior to the open houses, please visit the Villages website at www.village.sussex.wi.org. If you have any questions, contact the Sussex Recreation Department at 262-246-6447 or recinfo@villagesussex.org.

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Bottom photo: The Union Battery B re-enactors stage a drill during the Civil War Encampment held at Old Falls Village July 21-22. Top right photo:Devynn and Mykenna Schneiter play a Civil War-time version of baseball called rock and stick. Bottom right photo: Wally Hlaban of Battery B polishes a cannon. Photos by Nikki Ackerman

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Town of Lisbons Heritage Weekend set for Aug. 11, 12

The Town of Lisbon will celebrate its history with its Heritage Weekend set for Saturday, Aug. 11 and Sunday, Aug. 12, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. More than 65 re-enactors and more than 25 camps will be on-site representing their historic time period with demonstrations, games and other sights and sounds. The event will feature a live presentation of an American Indian hoop dancer and colonial dancers; a Civil War surgical unit reenacting war-time surgeries; a variety of period music; Romans/Greeks, Western cowboy, WWII, Marines and Civil War encampments; antique fire engines and cars from varying time periods and a historic baseball on Saturday. Heritage Weekendfree and open to the publicwill be held at Lisbon Community Park, N78W26970 Bartlett Parkway (Lake Five and Oakwood roads). Refreshments will be available for purchase from Komps Custom Catering.

Steve Keller will bring his traveling snake show to the Germantown Community Library, N112 W16957 Mequon Rd., Germantown, as part of the summer reading program, Aug. 2. Times are 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Free; all ages welcome. For more information, call (262) 253-7760.

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A Germantown High School teacher who is on unpaid leave from the district entered a guilty plea to sexual intercourse with a child 16 years or older in Milwaukee County Circuit Court July 25. The teacher, Eric P. Glass, also entered a guilty plea to a count of fourth degree sexual assault. Both counts are misdemeanors. Under the plea arrangement, Glass was sentenced to 90 days in the House of Correction. He will have Huber privileges for work. He was also ordered to pay all court costs and surcharges related to the first count by Sept. 1. The charges stemmed from an incident on April 9 where Glass met a 17-year-old girl from the high school at a concert in Milwaukee and gave her a ride home. The student later drove to his residence in Milwaukee and Glass and the child had intercourse. Glass and the 17-old also had sex at his residence two days later. Glass has been on unpaid leave and a published report quoted his attorney as saying Glass would be resigning from his teaching position. Glass had not submitted his resignation as of July 26, according to a district official reached for comment. By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing Editor

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Art at the Mill set for July 28

Art at the Mill, sponsored by the Richfield Historical Society, will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 28 at the Richfield Nature Park. Event will include Fine Arts Fair, Plein Air painting and music by the Meisal Music Collective. Free admission to fair; tours of historical houses are $5. For more information, visit www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org.

Hamilton High School Charger Robotics will sponsor a Summer Scholarship Blood Drive July 30 from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at St. James Catholic Church, W220 N6588 Town Line Road, Menomonee Falls. All attempting eligible donors may submit an official sweepstakes entry form at the time of donation for a drawing to win a $500 scholarship. Community members includ-

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ing teachers, families and friends can donate on behalf of an eligible student to increase a students chance to be awarded a scholarship. Contact the Blood Center of Wisconsin at www.bcw.edu/ScholarshipRobo to schedule an appointment or call 1-877-232-4376.

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Pauline Haass Library events

The Pauline Haass Public Library serves the communities of Lisbon and Sussex and welcomes the opportunity to serve children with disabilities. If you or your child requires a program to be in an accessible format, please call Youth Services at least 72 hours in advance so that arrangements can be made. For more information, call 262-246-5180 or stop in at the Pauline Haass Public Library, N64 W23820 Main St. in Sussex, or check the librarys web site at www.phplonline.org . Adult Programs and News PHPL Ice Cream Social PHPL will be hosting the annual Ice Cream Social on the grounds of the Library on Wednesday, August 1 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. This year the event will serve as a fundraiser for the Library. Under tents set up on the front lawn, PHPL staff and community volunteers will serve ice cream with chocolate syrup, brownies and cups of soda for 25 cents each. The Friends of the Library will offer a used book sale in the Quad/Graphics Room in the Library, with most items 25-50 cents each. In Weyer Park, adjacent to the Library, the Librarys Just Teens group will provide games, face painting and other activities for children. We will also be partnering with local fire and police services to celebrate National Night Out in conjunction with the Ice Cream Social. For more information, call 262-246-5181. Adult Summer Reading Program Participate in the Adult Summer Reading Program through August 3rd. Read or listen to a book, fill out a review form, and submit. Each entry puts you in the running for weekly mini-prizes and some terrific grand prizes. Contact the Adult Reference department at (262) 246-5181 with any questions. Library Scavenger Hunt Test your library skills this summer and fill out a Library Scavenger Hunt form. Completed forms will be entered into a prize drawing for a gently used Nook Color. The contest runs until the end of the Summer Reading Program on August 3rd. Teen programs Teen Summer Reading Program Kick back this summer and read your favorite books, magazines and newspapers. For every 15 hours you read, you have a chance to win great prizes! Students entering grades 6 through 12 in the fall or 2012 high school graduates are invited to participate in the Teen Summer Program. Registration for the Summer Reading Program can be done in person at the library or online. Just Teens For those entering grades 8-12 in the fall or high school graduates, join the teen advisory board (known as Just Teens) to get involved in program planning, recommending books and music for purchase, and volunteering. Beginning in June, members help design games and craft activities for the Annual Ice Cream Social on August 1st. Just Teens will meet on Tuesday July 31st from 2:00-2:45 pm. Well also meet on August 1st for morning setup and from 5:30-9:00 pm for help with the Ice Cream Social. Childrens programs Summer Reading Program Dream Big, Read! Children entering 5th grade and younger are invited to dream big and read this summer by signing up for the librarys summer reading program. Register for the summer reading program in person in the Youth Services Department. Program ends August 4.

Flying Electrons host Airfest Aug. 4

Model airplanes will take to the sky in Menomonee Falls Aug. 4, as the Flying Electrons radio controlled model airplane club in Menomonee Falls will be hosting its annual Airfest from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. In case of rain, the event will be held Aug. 5. The event will be held at the Flying Electrons field, which is just north of Kohler Lane. Signs will be in place directing attendees to the field. The cost of witnessing the days activities will be $3 per car load. The highlight of the event will be air show at noon. According to information from Tim Roliff, co-director of Airfest, the event will draw approximately 35 pilots, of which the majority are from southeast Wisconsin with pilots also coming from Illinois. Aside from the noon show, the event is considered a fun fly without a specific flight schedule or competition. Throughout the day there are an average of six aircraft in the air at once. The Flying Electrons was charted with the Academy of Model Aeronautics in 1960 and has been holding the Airfest for 12 years. There are approximately 160 members in the Flying Electrons. All the proceeds from the event will go toward Menomonee Falls Scout Troop 110. The troop has worked with the Flying Electrons on the event for the past 10 years, working on concessions, parking and clean up.

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BY DIRK STEINERT MD I NTERNAL M EDICINE & PEDIATRICS, COLUMBIA ST. MARYS HEALTH SYSTEM; MEDICAL DIRECTOR & ADVISOR, MEQUON-THIENSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT My children are planning to participate in athletics at their schools. Theyre all healthy, so why do I have to go to the trouble of getting a WIAA sports physical? In the busy life of a parent, its easy to think that sports physicals are an unnecessary nuisance. These physicals are important for two reasons: First, kids bodies work hard often very hard in competitive sports. Ensuring theyre physically ready for this exertion is critical. Second, these physicals are a chance for you and your medical provider to learn if your child is facing any of the health issues sometimes found in teens and pre-teens everything from acne to depression. WIAA physicals identify kids who are at risk for injury, illness or even sudden death during physical activity. The most common sports injuries are bruises, sprains and broken bones. WIAA physicals evaluate the musculoskeletal system to ensure kids bones and muscles are up to the challenge of competitive sports. The cardiopulmonary system is also closely evaluated during WIAA physicals. Tragically, some children die unexpectedly each year while participating in athletics, and the majority of these deaths are cardiac-related. The most common cause of sudden death is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a condition that often has few, if any, symptoms. Many parents dont know their child has this condition until its too late. A WIAA physical can help screen for this and other dangerous cardiovascular conditions. Most kids are healthy enough to participate in sports programs. Even if your child does have a condition that prevents him or her from competing in their chosen sport, health professionals can guide them to other sports that will be safe for them. There are other reasons WIAA physicals are important. Since most teens appear healthy, many common conditions of adolescence are often overlooked. Also, because teens bodies are changing so quickly, they sometimes develop health concerns that parents arent aware of almost overnight. These can include everything from excessive stress to eating disorders to puberty-related issues. Again, most kids are healthy; but the WIAA physical is a great opportunity to make sure there are no health problems that you, or your child, have overlooked. In addition, if your child needs his or her immunizations updated, this can be done during the sports physical, as well. Dont know where to take your kids for their physicals? The Columbia St. Marys Germantown Clinic has several physicians, including myself, who are specialists in both internal medicine and pediatrics. An "IM/Peds" physician is specially equipped to handle the medical issues of kids as they transition from childhood to adulthood. We can be reached at (262) 250-7800. Need a copy of the WIAA physical form? Visit the WIAA website at www.wiaawi.org.

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Jack Larsen pitches in relief for the Menomonee Falls Lakers against the Lannon Stonemen July 22. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen

Lakers fourth, Cardinals eighth in Land OLakes standings

The Menomonee Falls Lakers were in fourth place in the Land O'Lakes West Division standings with three weeks left in the regular season. Menomonee Falls had a 10-5 record following a 9-5 win over the Lannon Stonemen at Joecks Field July 22. Lannon was ninth in the West Division with a 5-9 record following the loss. The Sussex Cardinals were eighth in the Land O'Lakes West Division with a 7-8 record following a 12-4 win over the Brookfield Blue Sox July 22. Menomonee Falls will host Lannon at Trenary Park while Sussex will play the Blue Sox at McCoy Field in Brookfield, with both games starting at 1 p.m. July 29.

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Rally lifts Oak Creek past Germantown in summer baseball title game
BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN MANAGING EDITOR A playoff run that included two come from behind victories for Germantown ended with the Warhawks being on the other side of a comeback. Oak Creek came back from four runs down to tie the score in the sixth inning and won it in the next inning, 5-4, to claim the state summer baseball title at Kapco Park at Concordia University in Mequon July 20. Its hard because youre have to say goodbye to your seniors, and thats what youre going to miss most, Germantown Coach Jeff Wolf said afterward. You want it so bad for them and they worked so hard to get here. We just made a couple of mistakes in the sixth inning that cost us. Germantown opened the scoring in the second inning, as an error and four walks mixed in with a hit allowed two runs to score. Germantown scored again in the third inning as Brian Keller singled and advanced to second on an out. He scored on a single by Tom Andrus. Andrus scored for Germantown in the sixth inning, as he got on base by a walk and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt. He then scored on a single by Louis Tuszynski. Oak Creek started its comeback in the sixth inning, taking advantage of four errors and two walks to tie the score. We were close, we knew that sixth inning was a key inning we had their (third through fifth batting order) coming up, Wolf said. Germantown was held scoreless in the top of the seventh inning. With two outs in the bottom of the inning, Oak Creek's Hayden Krimmer singled and advanced to second on a walk. Riley Shelton, with two strikes, then hit a single up the middle of the field which scored Krimmer. Wolf added he later told the team how proud he was of them for the season, which included the first conference title in two decades. Theyve done so much for this program. I think its just going to help the program in the future, Wolf said. In the semifinal game against Waukesha West to start the state tournament at noon, it was Germantown who mounted the comeback to win 32. Lucas Mader hit a home run in the fourth inning for West. West added another score in the fifth inning as Jake Goodman hit a fly ball with the bases loaded, allowing Brandon Berghoefer to score from third. Germantown tied the score in the fifth inning as Tuszynski singled with one out, allowing Andrus and Zack Kumbier to score. In the sixth inning, Andrus doubled with two outs, allowing Jordan Kuczynski to score from second base. After being held scoreless in the seventh inning, Germantown's defense then converted a double play before a fly ball sealed the victory for Germantown. We always stay up, Andrus said about the early deficit. Anything can happen. Tuszynski said that he took advice from Larry Hisle, who said all he does at the plate is concentrate. Thats all I was trying to do: Look for a fastball that I could handle and hit it in the gap, and thats exactly what happened, Tuszynski said. It was the second come from behind victory for Germantown in less than a week, as the Warhawks rallied to beat Hartland Arrowhead 3-2 in the sectional final July 16 to advance to the state tournament. Germantown finished the season with a 25-10 record.

Germantown's Jordan Kuczynski (right) slides for a score against Waukesha West in a state summer baseball semifinal July 20. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen

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