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Volume 24, Issue 14 • April 4, 2015(262) 238-6397 • www.discoverhometown.com

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AARP will offer free taxhelp Wednesdays, nowthrough April 15, at theGermantown Senior Cen-ter offering free tax help.For more information or tomake an appointment, call(262) 253-7799.

Scrap metal drive: TheGermantown Youth Futureshas teamed with IndustrialRecyclers, to recycle scrapmetal to raise money andsupply gifts and necessitiesfor local families in need.See page 8.

Cassie Hanson serves as an auctioneer during theWarhawk Band Boosters Feast & Follies event held at Germantown High School March 28. The event fea-tured music performances by students as well as silent and live auctions. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

B Y THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Germantown Village Board members last weekdirected that a motion regarding a referendum thatwould lead to additional full-time staff at the FireDepartment be placed on the agenda of the board'sMay 1 meeting.

Fire Chief Gary Weiss proposed a referendum ques-tion so as to allow the village to have additional full-timestaff. Currently, while there are full-time members thereare shifts that are staffed by part-time or paid-on-call

staff.The board discussed the possible referendum duringa March 30 Committee of the Whole meeting. TrusteeAl Vanderheiden urged the board to have direct lan-guage regarding the referendum. He also said thereshould be only one question on the referendum.

"The best thing the board can do is create a ques-tion that is simple, people can understand and vote yesor no on," Vanderheiden said.

Vanderheiden added that it will be up to privategroups to gather support for the referendum.

Village Attorney Brian Sajdak said the purpose ofthe special meeting was to star t the conversation on lan-guage or the referendum question rather than in August.

Trustee Rick Miller added that the referendumshould have a "simple explanation of what this is usedfor.”

Trustee Terri Kaminski agreed with the need for a

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Signs and SymptomsPeople with ASD often have problems

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Children or adults with ASD might:• not point at objects to show inter-

est (for example, not point at an airplaneflying over)

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• appear to be unaware when peo-ple talk to them, but respond to othersounds

• be very interested in people, butnot know how to talk, play, or relate to them

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for an evaluation.In addition, treatment for particular

symptoms, such as speech therapy for lan-guage delays, often does not need to waitfor a formal ASD diagnosis.

Causes and Risk Factors

We do not know all of the causes ofASD. However, we have learned that thereare likely many causes for multiple types ofASD. There may be many different factorsthat make a child more likely to have anASD, including environmental, biologicand genetic factors.

• Most scientists agree that genesare one of the risk factors that can make aperson more likely to develop ASD.4

• Children who have a sibling withASD are at a higher risk of also having

ASD. 5-10• ASD tends to occur more often in

people who have certain genetic or chro-mosomal conditions, such as fragile X syn-

drome or tuberous sclerosis.11-14• When taken during pregnancy,

the prescription drugs valproic acid and

thalidomide have been linked with a higherrisk of ASD.15-16• There is some evidence that the

critical period for developing ASD occursbefore, during, and immediately after birth.17

• Children born to older parentsare at greater risk for having ASD.18

ASD continues to be an important pub-lic health concern. Like the many familiesliving with ASD, CDC wants to find outwhat causes the disorder. Understandingthe factors that make a person more likelyto develop ASD will help us learn moreabout the causes. We are currently workingon one of the largest U.S. studies to date,called Study to Explore Early Development

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Local residents had the opportunity toreview plans for the resurfacing or portionsof Hwy. 175 in Germantown and Richfieldduring a public information meeting atCabela’s March 18.

According to information provided bythe state Department of Transportation, thereconstruction of Hwy. 175 from theBeechwood Industrial Court to Polk Streetwill occur over the next two years. The first

stage will occur from April to August 2016and will involve closing Hwy. 175 from theHwy. 167 intersection north to just past theRichfield Fire Station. The detour route willbe on US 41 from Hwy. 167 to Hwy. 60.

The second stage of reconstruction willoccur from June to August 2016. During thisstage, Hwy. 175 from 2,000 feet south ofthe Hwy. 167 intersection to just north of theRichfield Fire Station will be closed tothrough traffic. Traffic on Hwy. 167 will bestaged and constructed under traffic exceptfor a time when 15 days will be needed tocomplete construction of a roundabout atthe intersection of Hwy. 175 and Hwy. 167.

During the 2017 construction, thedetour route for Hwy. 175 will be US 41from Hwy. 167 to Hwy. 60. When Hwy.167 is closed, the detour for Hwy. 175 will

be US 41 from County Y to Hwy. 60 whilethe detour for Hwy. 167 will be Hwy. 164,Hwy. 60 and US 41.

The third stage of reconstruction willoccur from August to November 2016,when the portion of Hwy. 175 fromBeechwood Industrial Court north toapproximately 2,000 feet south of theHwy. 167 intersection will be closed to traf-fic. The detour route will be US 41 fromCounty Y to 167.

The reconstruction projection projectinvolves installing new curb, gutter andstorm sewer from Beechwood IndustrialCourt to the Richfield Fire Station, the addi-tion of a shared use path from BeechwoodIndustrial Court to Elm Street and a side-

walk from Elm Street to the railroaing, as well as the roundabout at section of Hwys. 167 and 175.

In addition to that reconstructect, other portions of Hwy. 175 froRoad to Hwy. 60 are slated for resThe first stage of resurfacing will ocApril to November 2017 from Creek to Beechwood Industrial Cfrom the Richfield Fire Station to HThat area will be closed to traffic,detour route being US 41 from CoHwy. 60. Hwy. 167 will be open at

during the resurfacing, which milling and overlaying the existinway. Intersection improvements, adding by pass lanes and turninand the construction of a roundaLannon Road and Hwy. 175, are presurfacing project.

“Stage 1A” of the resurfacingwill be from June to August 201175 from Maple Road to BeeIndustrial Court and from the RichStation to Hwy. 60 will be clthrough traffic. County Y will beand constructed during traffic exc15-day period when the area closed to complete construction of about. When County Y is closdetour route will be County Line RHwy. 41.

Meeting about the plans were ing the design phase, while the Mmeeting was the one meeting for thprior to actual construction. Meetbe held with held with businesses pduring the construction.

Doug Cain, DOT project mnoted that portions of Hwy. 175 aprised of a concrete core that was in the 1930s and 1940s period been overlaid several times.

“It’s time that we need to builddetailed project on just routinenance,” Cain said.

With the resurfacing and retion, the road will be brought up tostandards.

Residents view road constructiplans at meeting

Residents view plans for the reconstruction of Hwy. 175 in Richfield this during a March 18 information meeting. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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Around the village and countyImagination Theatre of Germantown

presents drama ‘Rabbit Hole’ fortwo weekends

Imagination Theatre of Germantownpresents the 2007 Pulitzer Prize winningdrama “Rabbit Hole” by David Lindsay-Abaire. This drama tells the story of Becca

and Howie Corbett, who have everything afamily could want, until a life-shattering acci-dent turns their world upside down and leavesthe couple drifting perilously apart. The storycharts their bittersweet search for comfortafter the loss of their four-year-old son, as theylook for a path that will lead them back intothe light of day.

The show runs for two weekends.Performances are Fridays, April 17 and 24 at7 p.m., Saturdays, April 18 and 25 at 7 p.m.and Sundays, April 19 and 26 at 3 p.m. Theperformance will be held at the LutheranChurch of the Living Christ, W156N10660Pilgrim Road, Germantown. General admis-sion tickets are $12 and can be purchased atthe door one half hour before curtain oronline at www.itogonline.org. Contact thetheatre at (262) 957-0399.

Due to language and subject matter, thisproduction is appropriate for mature audi-ences.

Scrap metal collection to raisemoney for needy set for April 17-20

The Germantown Youth Futures has

teamed with Industrial Recyclers, to recyclescrap metal to raise money and supply giftsand necessities for local families in need.

Community members are asked to startgathering old scrap metal–everything fromaluminum cans to old Christmas lights to aused snow blower–and bring it to theGermantown Police Department, N112W16877 Mequon Road, where a dumpsterwill be located in the southeast corner fromApril 17-20 and Industrial Recyclers willmatch the amount of money donated thatday!!

Industrial Recyclers–located at 9400 N.124th Street (corner of County Line andWausaukee Road) in Milwaukee–will beaccepting scrap donations during regularbusiness hours on those same days.

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The Germantown Senior Center will betaking a trip to The Fireside Theater in FortAtkinson to see Elvis tribute "All Shook Up" onThursday, April 23. Pick-up will be atGermantown McDonalds (Hwy 41/45 andCounty Line Road) at 9 a.m. Attendees willreturn at approximately 5:30 p.m. The cost is$102. Registration deadline is April 9. To reg-ister, stop by the Senior Center or call (262)253-7799.‘


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Dennis Myers and David McManus areseeking to replace Al Vanderheiden in aDistrict 3 Trustee seat on the GermantownVillage Board. The general election is April7.

Last week the candidates answeredquestions submitted by the Express News.

Personal informationMyers has been a resident of

Germantown for 17 years. He graduatedfrom Milwaukee Boys Tech High School andlater from Marquette University. He workedin the Milwaukee Public Schools for 33years and served in the U.S. Army inVietnam from 1966 to 1972. He is a mem-ber of the American Legion Post 1 inGermantown and is a member of the post'scolor guard. He has also been involved withthe Germantown Area Chamber ofCommerce in assisting small businesses togrow. He is a member of the Kiwanis Clubof Germantown and is involved with theBreakfast for Santa event and supportingand funding teacher program at all schools.

Myers graduated from the secondCitizens Police Academy in February 2005and was appointed by Gov. Scott Walker toa three-year term on the Wisconsin Judicial

Council. He a supervisor on the WashingtonCounty Board, a position he has held for sixyears.

McManus is a 15-year resident of the vil-lage. He is married with two daughters. Heis employed as the human resources man-ager at Time Warner Cable. He received hisundergraduate degree from UW-Madisonand then received a Master of HumanResources Management Degree from theKeller Graduate School.

McManus is a Germantown HighSchool Warhawk Band Booster memberand volunteer for the Germantown SoccerClub and MaiFest.

Why are you seeking election tothe Germantown Village Board?

In response, McManus stated: "I amseeking election to bring fresh ideas to the

board and be a voice for the residents. Ibelieve we need to be fiscally conservativewhile seeking opportunities for business andresidential growth. I believe my training andexperience in human resources will helpaddress personnel matters in the village,since the village does not currently have adedicated human resources staff."

In response, Myers said he is seekingthe post "because I want to somewhat be

able to fill Al’s (Vanderheiden) seat and thedifferent things that's he done.”Myers noted that both he and

Vanderheiden are part of the AmericanLegion color guard.

"I want to be able to add something likehe has been doing but add something intomy additional thoughts where we should begoing down the road," Myers said.

Myers said he has gone door-to-door inthe district to meet with voters. Also,because he is an elected official from hisexperience on the County Board, he knowsthe procedures and "I'll be starting day onewith the boots on the ground because Iknow how the procedures follows."

Myers added that he knows all but oneof the members on the Village Board.

What are two to three issues thatthe village is facing, and what isyour position on those issues?

In response, Myers cited the develop-ment of Main Street as a key issue.

"It's an area that we have to work on,something definitely needs to be done inregard to this area. But I think it's importantto approach this matter strategically. I wouldlike to see the whole area looked at inregard to a comprehensive study and basedon that put something together in a way thatall parties involved will come up withagreement on what should happen goingforward,” he said.

Myers also said improvements neededto made to Park Avenue and Church Street.

"Those streets are deplorable, they real-ly should have been done in the past,"Myers said.

Myers said "roads are number one tome. We need to look at the roads through-out the village and start to make it a priorityof planning for the financial applications ofwhat is means to get roads in shape. I'mglad to see that Donges Bay Road is finallygetting done but there are a lot of areas inthe village that are deplorable. Things aregetter, but there's a long way to go — we dohave $29 million on a statement that needs

to be done."Myers also mentioned the new tax incre-mental finance (TIF) district along AppletonAvenue and Lannon Road, in which an initialtenant backed out.

"We need to be careful of the way we'regoing in that particular area so we don't puttoo much money ahead of time. But we'regoing to have to do something — put someroads and other things in there to start offwith," Myers said.

In response to the question, McManusalso cited Main Street development as a keyissue.

"We need to encourage development ofa master plan, incorporating business andentertainment areas into Main Street tomake Germantown a destination for busi-nesses and visitors. We need to be mindful

of the current residents of Main Street andwork with them to develop a plan. Weshould work to grow the tax base with con-tinued business development, while main-taining the rural feel of the community,"McManus said.

McManus also cited roads as an issuefacing the village.

"Road improvement is another majorissue in the village. We need to determinewhich roads are a priority for immediaterepairs (including the work that is beingdone with a program called PASER) andcontinue to review the quality of our roadsand make prudent financial decisions toimprove the roads as needed. We spendabout $1.3 Million on roads now and arestill falling behind," he said.

The prospect of additional full-time FireDepartment staff was also mentioned as akey issue by McManus.

"The idea of a full-time fire depaanother issue that needs to be adlikely through a referendum. Weconsider response times while ensuwe are not over-staffing. I have met Chief Gary Weiss to better underschallenges that the department is faI am formulating some ideas aissue," McManus said.

Other commentsWhen asked if there was anythe wanted voters to know, McManubelieve we need to be conservativspending while continuing to impquality of life in Germantown. I woucontinue to make Germantown place to live and an attractive locbusinesses and new residents. Myence in working with small to medibusinesses in growth, complianinvestment make me uniquely quaaddress similar challenges in the VGermantown. I was attracGermantown due to its schools, nhoods and small-town community like to maintain and expand on whGermantown a great place to live ait more attractive to others."

In response to the question Mythe development of village's businover the past seven years. While was developed, he is wary of restridevelopment which may drive awness.

"It’s things like that we need to ful of as we are developing," Myer

He also mentioned staffing onDepartment. Myers noted he is on tand Fire Commission and explaiwhen insurance companies determiinsurance rates, response times aretor in that consideration.

Myers also reaffirmed his appfor his current hometown.

"I believe in this community, it'scommunity that we live in and I don't like it, I love it," Myers said

—Compiled by Thomas J. MManaging Editor

Myers, McManus seek District 3 trustee seat

simply-worded referendum but said anexplanation of what the referendum is forwas needed on the ballot.

Trustee Art Zabel said the referendumhas to stick to facts regarding whatincrease will be used for. Zabel said theboard will have to look at the informationthat will be communicated from villagestaff regarding the referendum question.

“It’s got to be documented facts,”Zabel said.

Kaminski suggested having Weiss

draw up the language for the referendumand have the board discuss the proposedlanguage. Weiss said he and his deputychiefs would work on a question thatwould then be sent to the village attorneybefore going to the board for considera-tion.

Weiss added that he and VillageAdministrator David Schornack have dis-cussed that if the board does choose toproceed with a referendum, official “talk-ing points” would be given to FireDepartment staff that would be factualand non-judgmental.

During additional discussion, Zabelsaid that the village should wait for updat-

ed budget figures before proceeding witha referendum. He cited savings that onspecific items in the 2016 budget and said“maybe there’s enough money withoutgoing to a referendum and getting part ofit (full-time Fire Department staff) up front,starting it slowly and working our way intoit instead of asking of asking people tocome up with the additional money.”

Zabel said the board should “workwith what we have and get to that point.”

Vanderheiden replied the village isputting on staff “that will be there for a

long time.”“You have to come up with a planthat’s going to support them down theline,” Vanderheiden said.

Village President Dean Wolter notedthe board previously tabled the motion togo to referendum and indicated that mat-ter should go to the voters.

“I think we need to go to referendum,put it to the people," Wolter said. “It’s toofar along to not put it to the people wouldsay that you’re not giving them the choiceto make that decision as if they want thatfull-time Fire Department now. Allow themto choose. I think we’re so far along to no tdo that would be wrong.”

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The Menomonee Falls girls softballteam started the season by winning its firstthree games.

On March 26, the Indians scored 13runs in the third inning on the way to a 21-3 win over Wauwatosa East. KellyBerglund, Justine Ertl and PeytonBrokiewicz all drove in four runs each.

On March 31, Menomonee Fallsdefeated Divine Savior Holy Angels 4-3.Kelly Berglund recorded 10 strikeouts whileallowing one walk in seven innings. Thenext day Menomonee Falls scored nineruns in the first inning and 10 in the second

inning on the way to a 22-1 win oAllis Central.

Germantown started its seasonwins. Germantown beat ArrowhMarch 31, 7-0. Michelle Moore r11 strikeouts in seven inniGermantown. The next day Germtopped Cedarburg 21-0.

Hamilton lost its first three gamseason. The Chargers opened up son with a 11-6 loss to BrookfieldMarch 26. On March 30, HamiltoArrowhead 12-0 and then Wauwatosa East 12-3 the next day

The Germantown boys track team fin-ished fifth at the 12-team WangerinInvitational March 30. Top finishes camefrom the 4x160 meter relay team, which fin-ished second with a time of 1:19.27; the4x800 meter relay team, which finishedsecond with a time of 9:10.34; MichaelCooney, who finished second in the shotput with a toss of 46 feet; Shon Pratcher,

Jr., who finished second in the long jumpwith a distance of 21-02; Justin Gross andLincoln Gruber, who finished third andfourth in the 200 meter dash with times of25.41 and 25.46; and Brady Sheridan,who finished third in the 1600 meter runwith a time of 5:06.49.

At the Lois Wolf Invitational at WhitefishBay the next day, the Germantown girlstrack team finished fifth. Top finishes camefrom the 4x400 meter relay team, which fin-ished second with a time of 4:19.31; the4x800 meter relay team, which finishedthird with a time of 10:41.89; AlyssaGoesch, who finished third in the 1600

meter run with a time of 5:38.85; KenzieSchmitz, who finished fourth in the highjump with a height of 5 feet and fourth inthe 55 meter dash with a time of 7.71; andOlivia Verdin, who finished third in the shotput with a toss of 31 feet.

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Menomonee Falls finished second whileHamilton finished eighth at the boysGreater Metro Conference meet at WestAllis Central March 31. Placing first for

Menomonee Falls was Bryce Mwho won the 55 meter high hurdletime of 7.92; and Jake McMahwon the 1600 meter run with a4:46.29.

Other top finishes includedMeredith and Terrell Handy, whosecond and third in the triple jumptances of 40-3.75 and 40-3; Murray, who finished second in jump by crossing the bar at 6-4; Mand Meredith, who finished secothird in the 55 meter low hurdles wof 7.9 and 8.13; Mason Jansen, ished third in the 55 meter dash wiof 6.84; the 4x240 meter relawhich finished third with a time of 2and Josh Lucas, who finished thir200 meter dash with a time of 24.

Top finishes for Hamilton caZach Jasinski, who finished seconpole vault by crossing the bar at and the 4x240 meter relay teamwon the event with a time of 2:02.

In the girls meet the next dasame location, Hamilton finished thMenomonee Falls finished eighplace finishes for Hamilton came 4x240 meter relay team, which event with a time of 2:23.82;Stubler, who won the 400 meter da time of 1:00.87; the 4x160 meteam, which won the event with a1:29.33; Tayl Fuerstenberg, who 800 meter run with a time of 2:29the 4x400 meter relay team, whichevent with a time of 4:16.11.

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& OPENERS Sales & ServiceDISTRIBUTOR FOR THE FOLLOWING BRANDS

Visit our Showroom & See It Work!

Consolidated DoorsSAME DAY SERVICE - 7 DAYS A WEEK

Serving SE Wisconsin Over 50 Years - Fully Bonded & Insured

West Bend1327 S. Main St.262-334-8008

Across the street from Kohl’s Dept. Store

Milwaukee11709 W. Dixon St.

414-453-8448

Waukesha 2111 S. West Ave. #56

262-542-9099

(INSTALLED) Also available on other models:9200, GD2SP, GD2SU

M ARCH 16 THRU M AY 15, 2015Window Sale for your Garage Door

50% OFF Clopay

Model 430016x7 $929SSB W indows $120

$1,049S AV E $ 12 0

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