By HANNAH WEIKEL
Conley News Service
MILWAUKEE — The
Waukesha water deal withstood
its first test before Milwaukee
elected officials and unanimous-
ly passed Milwaukee's Steering
and Rules Committee Tuesday
afternoon.
Both Milwaukee Mayor Tom
Barrett and Waukesha Mayor
Shawn Reilly offered statements
to the committee that described
the effort that went into negotia-
tions between the two munici-
palities while ironing out the
intergovernmental agreement.
"There have been high mo-
ments and low moments with
what should happen here," Barrett
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College leftists
are the new
fascists
Page 8
Progressive bullying at UW-
Stevens Point
SKYLIGHT PUTS ON
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OWEN ROBINSON
Respecting the
annual
deer hunt
Page 9
New law helps bolster
cherished state tradition
MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
NOVEMBER 24, 2017
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Marching in the holiday
MILWAUKEE – The Greenfield High School marching band heads west on West
Kilbourn Avenue during the Milwaukee Holiday Parade on Nov. 18. For more
parade photos, see page 11.
