Milwaukee Post
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Local news at your fingertips Visit www.gmtoday.com St. Florian Parish Fish Fries ALL YOU CAN EAT LENTEN Put on your Calendar Ash Wednesday March 1 and all Fridays during Lent March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 April 7 & 14 4:30-7pm (Doors Open at 4:00pm) Adults $11, Children 3-10 $7.50 All-You-Can-Eat Salad Bar Homemade Clam Chowder Heart-Healthy Baked or Beer Battered Fried Cod Smelt Parsley Buttered Potatoes French Fries Rye Bread, Dessert Coffee, Milk We do not serve Chicken Tenders at our Lenten Fish Fries TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE BEER & SODA AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE ST. FLORIAN PARISH (Cristo Rey School Cafeteria) 1215 South 45th Street, West Milwaukee Handicap Accessible • Elevator Available For More Information Please Call 383-3565 or visit www.stflorian.org 414.769.9240 For Independent Seniors 55 & Better • Country Like Setting • Gazebo & Garden • Huge Closets • Large Open Kitchen • Same floor laundry • Elevator & Library • 1 & 2 Bedroom Starting at $600 • Small Pets Welcomed • Professional Management • Income Restrictions Apply Thompson Meadows $ 99 SECURITY DEPOSIT 3120 E. Norwich Avenue • St. Francis thompsonmeadows@aol.com 1 or 2 Bedroom w/1 month FREE Variety of Vendors VENDOR INFO: (414) 481-5859 Admission: $2.00 (includes FREE entry for 40" flat screen TV) 253951167 Sat. Feb. 25 & Sun., 26 Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 9am-4pm Zimmermann's Service 360 E. Howard Ave. 414-744-9868 With coupon. Expires 3/10/17. BRAKES most cars $ 89 95 per axle. DID YOU KNOW? • Men who cheat on their partners have lower IQs, a study says. • About 1 out of 100 Germans is genetically resistant to the HIV virus. These individuals carry a genetic mutation known as "CCR5-delta 32." – Source: sotruefacts.com MARK BELLING How truly pro-life are Wisconsin Republicans? Page 8 Abortion laws will eventually revert to states JOHN TORINUS Milwaukee: Move over Madison Page 7 Startup economy taking root in area MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY 24, 2017 By DAVE FIDLIN Special to the Post OAK CREEK — As they mull a range of options for the city's municipal building, Waukesha leaders are entering a new phase in the exploratory process: Seeing, firsthand, what other com- munities are doing. Tuesday, the Waukesha Common Council and several administrators ventured to a municipality they have come to know well: Oak Creek, which has agreed to sell Waukesha water via Lake Michigan. While Oak Creek and Waukesha have a number of dis- parities, Oak Creek was grappling with the same issue — the future of its municipal building — throughout much of the last decade. But after a lengthy series of reviews, municipal leaders in the Milwaukee County community embarked on a grandiose endeav- or that brought a new municipal building into the heart of a mixed- use development: Drexel Town Square. "We've made (the civic center) the centerpiece of a larger devel- opment," Oak Creek Mayor Steve Scaffidi said. "It was the right call to make this move." Oak Creek opens doors for Waukesha visit See OAK CREEK on Page 17 Leaders tour new city hall as decisions loom Dave Fidlin/Special to the Post Doug Seymour, left, Oak Creek director of community development, discusses the city's customer service approach in a welcome center within the new municipal building. Listening are Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly, center, and Waukesha City Administrator Kevin Lahner, right.