All District Town Hall Meetings Scheduled; Treats Promised

Mayor, aldermen will present and respond to topics of interest or concern to the city as a whole as well as to districts specifically. And there will be bakery.

An ongoing series of Wauwatosa Aldermanic District Town Hall meetings continues April 10 with District 6 and runs through May, with all the gatherings now scheduled. Mayor Kathy Ehley and the two Common Council representatives from each district will be present to describe city initiatives in some key areas affecting both the city as a whole and each district individually. City administrative staff have been on hand for the first two meetings, in districts 2 and 5, to help explain some issues and answer questions. Among the chief topics on the agenda for all districts are the 2013 property revaluation, sewer reconstruction and economic development throughout Wauwatosa. Residents are welcomed and encouraged to bring up issues of their own …

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Jim Price

5:19 pm on Friday, March 29, 2013

Christine, you will have to get your own alderfolks to ply your vote with pastry. And because you are an influential newspaper columnist, you should hold out for a dozen.   more ›

More Wauwatosa District Town Hall Meeting Dates Set

Sessions in aldermanic districts 5, 6 and 3, in that order, are scheduled beginning next week, on topics including property revaluations, sewer rate changes and economic development projects.

The Mayor and aldermen of Wauwatosa will continue to host a series of District Town Hall Meetings. These are informal public meetings to bring together citizens and officials to talk about what’s happening in the city in 2013, such as: property revaluations, sewer rate changes and economic development projects. Also, topics relevant to each district will be discussed, such as the Meinecke Sewer Construction Project in District 6. A District Town Hall Meeting will be held in each of the eight aldermanic districts through June. Here are the details for the meetings scheduled in March and April: District 5, March 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Roosevelt Elementary School, 2535 N. 73rd St., with Alds. Bobby Pantuso and Joel Tilleson attending.  …

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Week Ahead: Mayor Launches District Town Hall Meetups

Citizens of each aldermanic district, beginning with No. 2, will get a chance to talk to their elected officials about issues in their neighborhoods.

Wauwatosa Mayor Kathy Ehley and the Common Council members representing each of Tosa's eight aldermanic districts will begin this week a series of informal Town Hall-style meetings to hear and discuss issues of interest or concern to citizens. The first meeting will be for District 2, where Ehley will be joined by Alds. Kathleen Causier and John Dubinski. It will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Wauwatosa Woman's Club, 1626 Wauwatosa Ave. Among the issues on the agenda for discussion are: Citizens of the 2nd District are welcome to bring up other items for discussion. District 2 encompasses most of the Village east to North 68th Street; Hart Park and a few homes south of the Menomonee River; the northeast quadrant of the County …

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Betty Rubble

7:48 am on Monday, January 28, 2013

Great idea. They finally learned from the Meinecke sewer debacle that they need to inform and engage with their constituents.   more ›

Paul Ryan Taps Packers Mojo, Reaffirms Plan to Tackle Nation's Debt

Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan campaigned in Waukesha on Monday and held a town hall meeting that was dominated by the economy. Ryan promised an Aaron Rodgers-eque all-star performance to address the nation's financial problems.

Capitalizing on Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' all-star performance Sunday night, Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan told a Waukesha crowd Monday that Americans can expect a similar game-changing performance from him and nominee Mitt Romney, if they are elected in three weeks. Ryan, Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch all tapped into the Packers' 42-24 upset win over the Houston Texans during the morning rally. Ryan did away with the typical stage and podium, and instead opted for a more personal town hall format. Roughly 1,500 people packed the cozy confines of the Van Male Field House. Ryan took six questions from random members of the audience – from a 13-year-old to a union laborer. Walker received a …

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Cazzie

10:04 am on Friday, October 19, 2012

but mhazzard..Dems are in control with exception of House..and the first 2 years it was total control by Dems. Just like your leader-big O. you would like to blame someone else. Put on your man pants. This is Obama's economy-he campaigned for and got the job to fix it. He made it worse. How's that hope and change workin'?   more ›

Sensenbrenner to Return to Tosa in New Town Hall Venue

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