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1 Bedroom Starting at $ 630 2 Bedroom Starting at $ 750 Income restrictions apply. Heat included with most. Activity Highlights of WTB: • FREE Donut Days • FREE Bus to Woodman's • Catered in Lunches • Exercise • BINGO • Health Services • Oldies but Goodies General Highlights of WTB: • Great Community - just like a Family • Appliances including Microwave • Ceiling fans in every apartment • Pet friendly • 24 Hour maintenance • Elevators • Laundry onsite • Convenient location - just walking distance to grocery store Sign your lease by March 31, 2018 and get the 1st month's rent FREE 259313012 Pet Friendly Williamstown Bay Senior Apartments 3400 E. Ramsey Avenue, Cudahy, WI 53110 414-481-8580 Professionally Managed by Oakbrook Corporation Zimmermann's Service 360 E. Howard Ave. 414-744-9868 With coupon. Expires 3/2/18. BRAKES most cars $ 89 95 per axle. Variety of Vendors VENDOR INFO: (414) 481-5859 Admission: $2.00 Raffle Every Hour 10am – 2pm 259047102 Sat. Feb. 17 & Sun. Feb. 18 Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 9am-4pm Next Show Mar. 24 & 25 LOCATED IN Product Building DID YOU KNOW? • The Statue of Liberty was originally intended for Egypt. • Psychologists examined internet trolls and found that they are narcissistic, psychopathic and sadistic. – Source: sotruefacts.com MARK BELLING Milwaukee's mayor crashes off the tracks Page 8 Barrett has become a train wreck OUTDOORS All-Canada Show coming to Franklin Page 11 Once lifeblood of frontier, bush pilots bring tourism MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY 16, 2018 By HANNAH WEIKEL Conley News Service WEST ALLIS — The trickle of people was less than usual at the Great Water Alliance open house at the West Allis Public Library Monday night — the first of three meetings this week, held in com- munities that will be impacted by the Waukesha's Water Utility's future water pipeline. West Allis could see the least amount of the roughly 15.6-mile pipeline that will stretch from Milwaukee to Waukesha, carry- ing millions of gallons of Lake Michigan water each day. Only about eight blocks in West Allis are highlighted in the different route options that residents have been asked to weigh in on, said Katherine Richardson, a civil engineer and associate at Greeley and Hansen, a consulting firm hired to help Waukesha with the project. A preferred pipeline route could be selected as early as this summer, Richardson said. Two separate pipelines will be laid for fresh water and the return flow of treated wastewater. A route will be selected after getting feedback from elected officials, city engineers and residents in the affected communities b e t w e e n W a u k e s h a and Milwau- kee. West Allis Mayor Dan Devine said before the meeting that he tried to get the word out through social media and email, particularly because people will ask questions once roads are torn up. Tim Johnson and Laurie Buss, who live on the border of West Allis and Greenfield, which will also have a piece of Waukesha's pipeline, say additional construc- tion would cause a headache for West Allis residents. "People joke that Wisconsin's seasons are winter and road con- struction," Buss laughed. One of the pipeline route options could affect a portion of National Avenue, which is about Construction tops West Allis residents' concerns with pipeline See WATER on Page 15 Eight-block stretch could cut through National Avenue, they say Local news at your fingertips Visit www.gmtoday.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MilwaukeePost Devine