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Tip of the Week | | The fall rainy season is upon us. Help everyone out by keeping your culvert and ditch areas clear of leaves and debris. Keeping water flowing helps prevent flooding and potential property damage. |
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Thought for the Week |
"Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose."
--Steve Jobs |
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Destination 650 | |
Village Recycling Totals
10/5/11: 12.03
YTD Total: 435.36 |
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The Village's final Clean Up Day of the year is just around the corner. Come to Village Hall on Saturday, October 29 from 9 am to 3 pm. This Fall, we'll be celebrating and partnering with the follo wing programs:
- Habitat for Humanity (Taking useable construction materials)
- Coats for Kids (Bring your old winter coats)
- GoodWill (Accepting all donations)
- Hunger Task Force (accepting non-perishable foods)
- Susan G. Komen for the Cure (Accepting monetary donations)
In addition, SecurX will be on site to shred all your personal documents. Shredding will be available from 12 noon to 2 pm. Can't make the date? You can drop off all items for shredding beginning on Monday, October 17 at Village Hall from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. |
| Don't Forget |
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Fall has arrived, the wind is blowing and that means downed branches and leaves. Did you know, there are only three (3) yard waste pickups left this year?! The first of the final three is next week, October 10.
Loose leaf collection will not begin until the week of Octo ber 17. Remember, you must keep your loose leaves separate from your yard waste. The Village collects leaves using a large collection vacuum. Leaves mixed with yard waste can clog or damage the impeller, causing potential equipment issues.
Mixed up on your collection days? Find everything you need to know by visiting the Village's website. |
| A Powerful Service |
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Recently, several areas of the Village have experienced power outage issues. Village officials continue to communicate with WE Energies to ensure that permanent solutions will be reached and that the reliability of the system is strengthened.
While the basis of the outage was high winds, some of the infrastructure is  currently in a more vulnerable state due to service changes. As you may have noticed, We Energies has been working throughout the summer to replace outdated poles and wiring. This work has been delayed due to crews moving south and east at various times to respond to hurricane disaster relief. WE Energies officials have indicated they expect work to last through the end of the year, with final changes improving the overall service experience.
If you do experience an outage, you are encouraged to contact WE Energies, as well as the non-emergency Police number 414-351-8800. |
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Reading Rainbow |
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Looking for an easy way to navigate the Milwaukee County Library system? Look no further than CountyCat. CountyCat is an internet database, or catalog, of all Milwaukee County's public libraries. Users can search by author, title, keyword and more. Search if North Shore Library has the dvd you've been wanting to check out, or maybe another has it available for rent. |
| Steal of a Deal |
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The Brewers are certainly making things exciting. And now you can take advantage of their impending success. Stop into Village Hall to pick up your Brewer autographed ball raffle tickets. For $5, you can purchase six (6) tickets - that's six chances to win an autographed baseball from the likes of:
- Rickie Weeks;
- Jonathan Lucroy;
- Corey Hart;
- Randy Wolf;
- and more!
Stop into Village Hall today for your chance to win autographed baseballs from the National League Central Division Champion Milwaukee Brewers. For more information, visit the Village's website. |
| Website Page of the Week: What's New? |
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Ever wonder where you can quickly find information about the most pressing or "hot" topics in Bayside? Visit the Of Interest page on the website. We have put all of the resources for these topics onto one page to keep you up-to-date and informed on topics such as Coyotes, Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety, EAB, and more. Check back often to see what has made it onto the list! |
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