At Andrew's Chevrolet in Glendale, a man was cited for disorderly conduct after yelling and swearing in the service department. Seems he bought a tail lamp and broke it when he was putting it in, and wanted a replacement. He got angry after being told no. The second baby boom is over in the Port Washington-Saukville School District, and they need some bodies to fill the classrooms. So the district is advertising its great lunchtime food and curriculum to attract students from other districts.
More students means more state aid, which means no drastic budget cuts.
Perhaps Port will be the new outlet for another voucher-school scheme from Milwaukee. Ace was the largest producer of cones in the country. Briefs State Attorney General Jim Doyle says a new law creating a state marriage preserver is unconstitutional and can't be defended against a suit by the Freedom from Religion Foundation on the grounds of separation of church and state. A bill protecting personal information on drivers' licenses, vehicle registrations, professional licenses and hunting and fishing licenses from being sold by the state to telemarketing outfits is heading to the governor's desk. About 3,300 Milwaukee Public Schools students in grades K-5 were sent home because they didn't get immunizations.