Category: Back To School 2018

You’ve seen the ubiquitous baby blue bikes stationed around the city, and more will be available throughout the Metro area as Bublr Bikes moves forward with their mission of improving public transportation.

Meeting a unicorn. Tracking down Bigfoot. Attending the Grammy Awards. Tall orders? Yes. Far-fetched dreams? For some maybe, but not for the dedicated staff and volunteers at Make-A-Wish Wisconsin.

In fall, we present the 2019 budget for city services to the Common Council for their review and adoption. It is complicated but hopefully this information will help you understand the concepts and the risk to communities all over Wisconsin…and what you can do.

Wauwatosa is home to a significant piece of Wisconsin’s fishing history – Empire Fish. The heirs of this history, though no longer holding the keys to the store, are three siblings, Joe, Andrew and Peggy Kutchera.

Protecting children participating in athletics from the effects of head impacts is the goal. Studying the subject of concussions in youth sports with scientific methodology assists parents and teams to find better options for athletes.

The ascendancy of a Saz’s State House Restaurant, from humble beginnings to Milwaukee folklore and prominence, is a story Steve Sazama enjoys telling. In this interview, Sazama sheds some light on his history in his own words.

Dear Tosa is a nostalgic look at the city that shaped our lives, written by former residents who have since moved away. Each entry shares some of the author’s favorite things about the city that they inevitably call ‘home.’

Personality and fitness choices go hand in hand – or foot in foot as the case may be. The second part of our fitness series examined several yoga studios in town. Now in this third and final segment, we turn to kickboxing and barre.

It’s now easier than ever to be green in Wauwatosa. The 8th Annual Tosa Green Summit, to be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the city’s Civic Center, is meant to be more than a learning experience.

It’s been just over two years since the Tosa Connection interviewed Pathways High co-founder, Amber Regan, about her participation in the XQ Super School Challenge. The high school has now completed its first year.

News about what’s happening in Wauwatosa from the Neighborhood Association Council. If you have an event of interest to the community, send your article idea to eblast@WauwatosaNAC.org.

We have been enjoying the new addition to the Village, the Root Common and Pocket Parks. There are still a few items that need to be completed in each of the parks, but they are now fully open and useable spaces.