February 23, 2019 //Volume 28, Issue 8

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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS - PAGES 10-11 (262) 238-6397 discoverhometown.com YOUR FIRST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS & ADVERTISING County population trends summarized during board meeting BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN between 2010 and 2017. Roback said the Conference MANAGING EDITOR the three communities that experienced NOW OPEN Champions The median age of residents in the largest percentage of growth -- OUR NEW LOCATION Washington County and Germantown has Hartford, Slinger, and Jackson -- fall W190N10768 increased since the last census in 2010, within the Hwy. 60 corridor. Roback Commerce Drive according to information presented by indicated that the village of Germantown Germantown Professor and Community Development was "intentional" in slowing growth and (old Gander Mountain building) Educator Paul Roback at the Feb. 18 said land values play into growth pat- 262-255-7470 Germatown Village Board meeting. terns. Roback is with the UW-Extension, Roback cited data indicating that 50 which had been at UW-Washington percent of employed county residents -- County but is now aligned with the and 76 percent of Germantown residents University of Wisconsin in Madison. -- commute to work outside the county. Roback said the Germantown Chamber of He said that data can impact who can Commerce is working on a long-range volunteer at school during the day or planning process, and his presentation can serve on government committees in APPLIANCE on local demographics arose from that the evening. In addition, the state medi- SALES & process. an age has increased. The Washington Roback, citing information from the County median age has increased from SERVICE 2010 US Census and the annual 36.6 to 42.6 between 2000 and 2017. American Community Survey from the During the same time period, the village US Census, said the village of of Germantown median age increased 262-250-1482 from 36.4 to 42.1. Roback said that is Germantown population increased by W156 N9664 PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN 1,696 residents to an estimated 19,956 attributed to the current population get- Pilgrim Rd. Germantown’s Natalie McNeal (left) begins to cut residents in 2019, a 9.3 percent change. ting older while there has been a 12 per- Germantown 251-1555 down the net at the new Germantown High School By comparison, the population in the cent decrease in the population in the DINE IN • CARRYOUT field house while her teammates watch after village of Jackson increased by 2,004 res- 20-44 age range between 2000 and 2017, LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! WE DELIVER Germantown clinched the Greater Metro Conference idents to 6,942 residents (a 40.9 percent with the decrease being 21 percent in TUESDAY – SATURDAY 11-2pm title with a win over Wauwatosa West on Feb. 16. increase). The cities of Hartford and West Germantown. In addition, the percent- LUNCH $ 75 See story on page 10. Bend added more than 3,000 residents See PAGE 14 BUFFET ‘TRENDS’ DINE-IN ONLY 6

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"Having an actual performing arts cen- "Audiences are going to see a produc- ter has not only been wonderful as a tion at (Germantown HIgh School) like director/choreographer, but especially for they’ve never seen before, from set, to the kids who deserve to be able to experi- sound and lights and performances, and ence putting together a theatrical produc- so we want to make sure everyone takes tion as close to professionally as possi- advantage of coming to see the first pro- ble," Staszak said. "The extra physical duction performed in the new PAC," said space alone has been a breath of fresh air, Stephanie Staszak, director and choreog- PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN but everything being so new and modern rapher for the show. The cast of the Germantown High School production of “The Sound of Music” rehearse adds an extra level of excitement to the The new PAC is located on the north- a scene at the school’s new Performing Arts Center on Feb. 19. whole experience." west side of the high school, which is The show will be a new experience for located at W180 N11501 River Lane. Performances of tial of bringing in larger audiences as well. Based on my audiences, as well a students who are performing in the "The Sound of Music" will be at 7 p.m. March 1-2 and 2 experience doing the show in high school being such a space for the very first time. p.m. March 3. huge success with ticket sales and the movie’s popular- "Getting an efficient system set up for the theatre The staging of "Sound of Music" will feature 40 stu- ity, Mr. Brooks (choir teacher Jonathan Brooks) and I department to get up and running with the new ameni- dents performing onstage, while the students in pit thought Sound of Music would be a great show to open ties has been an ongoing and challenging process at orchestra and stage crew adding to a total of 70 stu- the PAC with," Staszak said. "Plus, it’s a show that times, but we’ve been taking it day by day to adjust and dents overall involved in putting the show together. caters to people of all ages and is definitely geared figure out what works in all aspects of putting togeth- Staszak said the show was selected in part to take towards families being able to enjoy the show together, er a production," Staszak said. “I think the biggest advantage of the new facility. which is not always the case.” challenge for the kids is getting used to so much extra "When we found out we were getting a performing Rehearsals began in January following winter break. space when performing, but we have a very talented arts center, we tried to think of a show that would not However, the new facility was still being completed and cast that is capable of taking on any challenge." only allow for a larger cast, but would have the poten- the cast didn't get onstage until late January, with Germantown Police Blotter The following report was taken from records at the the W20000 block of Briarwood Lane. at 5:13 p.m. Feb. 9. • A female subject was taken into custody for retail Germantown Police Department. 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BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN “A great way way to break in a new MANAGING EDITOR building,” Stuve said. The Germantown girls basketball team Stuve said that following the win over finished a late-season run to the Greater Hamilton the team knew the path to a con- Metro Conference title on Feb. 16, topping ference title was “a little easier” but he Wauwatosa West 75-38 in a game that talked with the team about staying sharp marked the debut of the Germantown High heading into the postseason. School fieldhouse. McNeal added:”We just wanted to go out, Germantown scored the first 29 points of finish our regular season strong so we can the game and held a 38-8 lead with just go into next week with a bunch of fire.” under 6 minutes before halftime when McNeal said the team was excited when Germantown Coach Matt Stuve sat the start- it found out it would open the new field- ing lineup for the remainder of the half. The house. score was 38-21 halftime. McNeal led “We’re so lucky to have these facilities Germantown with 19 points. and to be able to use them – especially for It was the third game in three days for this game – is something special,” McNeal Germantown, and the final three games of said. the regular season. The Warhawks beat Following the win over West, Hamilton 66-50 in their longtime home gym Germantown players and Stuve cut down the on Feb. 14. Natalie McNeal led Germantown north net to celebrate the conference title. with 26 points. The next night, Germantown Germantown will open the postseason by posted a 66-52 win at Brookfield East, with hosting Hartford on Feb. 22. McNeal leading Germantown with 20 points. With the win over Wauwatosa West at Falls wins playoff opener the new fieldhouse, Germantown clinched Menomonee Falls beat Green Bay East the Greater Metro Conference title. It was 39-29 in a Feb. 19 regional semifinal. the first Greater Metro Conference title for Catherine Kroeninger led Menomonee Falls Germantown, which moved from the North with 17 points. Menomonee Falls advanced PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN Shore Conference to the Greater Metro for to a regional final game at Arrowhead on Germantown’s Natalie McNeal (11) attempts a layup against Wauwatosa West on the 2017-18 season. Feb. 22. Feb. 16. BOYS BASKETBALL Hamilton wins conference title

The Hamilton boys basketball team scored the Following the loss to Hamilton, Menomonee Falls first 11 points against Menomonee Falls on the way had a 2-15 conference record and a 6-15 overall to an 89-47 victory on Feb. 16. mark. The start of the game included two three-point baskets by Hamilton’s Patrick Baldwin, Jr. who led all Germantown loses two scorers with 38 points – including converting seven Germantown lost to Brookfield East on Feb. 15, of nine three-point attempts. Hamilton entered half- 62-55. Michael Doran led Germantown with 20 time with a 51-19 lead. Baldwin led all scorers with points. The Warhawks then opened last week with a 38 points. 77-75 nonconference loss at Oconomowoc. Luke “We wanted to rebound, we wanted to make sure Taylor led Germantown with 26 points. After the we limited (Falls) to one shot,” Hamilton Coach Andy Oconomowoc loss, Germantown had a 8-7 conference Cerroni said afterward. He added his team’s transi- record and a 21-9 overall mark. tion was good, as his team pushed the ball up the Germantown finished the regular season hosting court and found the open man for the early shot. Brookfield Central on Feb. 21. The game concluded a stretch of six games in two weeks for Hamilton, including five Greater Metro Postseason brackets Conference matches. Hamilton secured the Greater The postseason brackets were finalized last week- Metro Conference title with a 15-0 conference record end. Hamilton is seeded first in its sectional and will while having an 18-3 overall mark. open play March 1 against the winner of the Hamilton finished the regular season with a game Manitowoc Lincoln/Sheboygan South game three at Brookfield East on Feb. 21. days earlier. Also on March 1, Germantown is seeded PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN “We just got to stay focused, that’s the big thing ninth and will host Green Bay Preble while Hamilton’s J.T. Hoytink (right) sprints up court on a fast break and make sure we execute and to the things that we Menomonee Falls is seeded 13th and will play at against Menomonee Falls on Feb. 16. do,” Cerroni said of the remainder of the season. Arrowhead. All games begin at 7 p.m. February 23, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 11

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The West Bend Ice Bears rallied to top Homestead net and aimed a shot in a top Homestead in a regional final playoff corner of the net at the 1:11 mark. game on Feb. 15, 4-3. The Bears season came to an end with The Ice Bears – a co-op team which a 10-1 loss at University School of includes players from Germantown, West Milwaukee on Feb. 19. Bend, Slinger, Hartford and Grafton – The Brookfield Stars team – which were trailing 3-2 with less than two min- includes players from Brookfield, utes remaining when Ethan Coughlin of Menomonee Falls, Hamilton and West Bend West scored the equalizer on a Wauwatosa – lost to St. Mary Springs in a power play goal. In overtime, Coughlin regional final on Feb. 15, 5-2. The Stars got control of the puck in front of the finish the season with a 11-11-2 record. Page 12 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News February 23, 2019 Husband & Wife Wills Menomonee Falls Police Blotter $495.00 .The following report was taken from for retail theft at The Home Depot, N94 includes Medical Power of Attorney and Living Will records at the Menomonee Falls Police W18375 Thunder Ridge Drive, Feb. 6. Department. • A male suspect fled Woodman’s We also do Trusts, Real Estate, Probate & Corporate/LLC Food Market, W124 N8145 Highway 145, Roland L. Pieper Law Offices 262-255-4500 Domestic violence without paying for $200 worth of meat • A male subject was arrested for Feb. 6. W175 N11081 Stonewood Drive Suite 213 | Germantown, WI 53022 domestic violence-disorderly conduct at • A 28-year-old man was arrested for 8:01 a.m. Feb. 8 after striking his wife felony retail theft and possession of several times in the face during an alter- drug paraphernalia at 1:49 a.m. Feb. 3 cation in the 14000 block of Fond du Lac after shoplifting four Fit Bit watches Avenue. from Kohl’s Department Store, N95 • A 22-year-old man was arrested for W18000 Appleton Avenue. disorderly conduct-domestic violence while armed at 3:45 a.m. Feb. 3 follow- Warrants ing a physical altercation with his • A 31-year-old Milwaukee man was boyfriend in the 14500 block of taken into custody on four Mequon war- Hampton Road. During the altercation, rants at 1:19 a.m. Feb. 7 in the W15000 the subject presented a knife at the vic- block of Falls Parkway. tim. • A 39-year-old Milwaukee man was • A male subject was arrested for dis- taken into custody on two Waukesha orderly conduct-domestic violence at County warrants at 5:13 a.m. Feb. 5 fol- 9:16 p.m. Feb. 3 after an argument with lowing a traffic stop at Fountain his live-in girlfriend in the 14000 block Boulevard and Patrita Drive. of Menomonee Avenue.

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The event highlight- Commerce State Bank, Emerging Leaders going to college, going to other areas for "We seem to be a very desirable loca- ed the 2018 United Way campaign, (age 40 and under) raised more than employment, or the lack of amenities in tion for the commercial side and the res- which was led by a trio of campaign co- $144,000. the area for a younger age group. Roback idential side right now," Kreklow said. chairs from Commerce State Bank, • Delta Defense had the highest dol- added that many of the amenities in the "It probably has a lot to do with our including Joe Fazio, Tom Hopp and lar increase, raising more than $30,000 community appeal to an older popula- location on the Interstate 41 corridor." Kevin Volm. in new employee and corporate giving. tion. Kreklow said if the market trends Following several stories from local Local organizations with a giving "Not that either thing is right or continue along the current path, most of community leaders highlighting the total of $10,000 or more were highlight- wrong, it's just the way the community the residential development will occur impact that United Way has made in ed as part of the Leaderboard: Affiliated is -- and you then decide how you want and there will be an increase in the num- Washington County throughout 2018, Clinical Services, BMO Harris Bank, to develop in the future and what type ber of households in the village. the Campaign Chair team announced Broan, Commerce State Bank, DACO of age demographic you may be interest- Kreklow said the presentation by that United Way of Washington County Precision-Tool, Delta Defense, First ed in," Roback said. He added that ques- Roback comes as the village is beginning exceeded their 2018 fundraising goal, National Bank of Hartford, Froedtert & tions about amenities for specific age planning to updates its Comprehensive bringing in $1,667,876 for local health the Medical College of Wisconsin, Glacier groups can be addressed through the Land Use Plan and has also undertaken and human service programs. Hills Credit Union, Herbert Kohl development of the Comprehensive Plan. the Main Street Connections Project with Bucking the trends that other Philanthropies, Kerry, Legendary Roback cited further data showing the Environmental Protection Agency United Ways have been seeing over the Whitetails, Manitou Americas, Maysteel, that while the village of Germantown (EPA) last year. Kreklow said while the last decade, United Way of Washington Melitta S. & Joan M. Pick Charitable population increased by 8.1 percent village hasn't received the final report, County’s campaign giving has increased Trust, Menasha Packaging, R & R from 2000 to 2010, the percentage of the consultant indicated that to attract by 54% since 2010. This year’s fundrais- Insurance Services, Oscar & Augusta two-parent families with children under restaurants and other amenities, ing total once again tops the organiza- Schlegel Foundation, Serigraph, Sysco age 18 declined by 3.7 percent. "rooftops" (apartments and other resi- tion’s previous record, set in 2017, by Eastern Wisconsin, We Energies In his part of the presentation, dential development) is needed to sup- 7.6 percent. Foundation, Wendorff Companies - Village Administrator Steve Kreklow port such retail businesses. The consult- ”Today, and everyday communities Hartford Finishing • Sno-Way • Steel cited recent growth in Germantown, ant also suggested making the Main throughout Washington County win Craft, West Bend Mutual Insurance & including the Briggs & Stratton distribu- Street area more friendly for pedestrian because of the United Way and each of Foundation, West Bend School District tion facility that is scheduled to open in and bike traffic and branding enhance- its donors. Every one of them is making The event concluded with the early April, the expansion of J.W. ments for the area. a choice to put the needs of another announcement of the 2019 United Way person ahead of their own,” states Joe campaign leaders. This year’s campaign Fazio, Campaign Co-chair. “As campaign will be led by a team of local school Police: Rumors of threat chairs, we found the generosity of the principals, including: Dave Uelman, Washington County community hum- Ralph Schlass and Jennifer Johannsen against middle school false bling. We carried the torch of the cam- from West Bend Schools, Dan Dobner of Germantown Police stated on Feb. 21 email sent during the morning of Feb. paign, but it’s the donors and all the Hartford Union High School, Scott Stier that rumors of a threat at Kennedy 21. volunteers who made it a success. This from Kewaskum High School and Phil Middle School were investigated and In the statement, Holmes stated that community made the goal, raised the Ourada of Slinger High School. determined to be false. Germantown Police were contacted by a most money in its history, with the “With United Way’s 2019 focus on “On Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019 the Kennedy Middle School student and largest percentage and dollar increases education, this team of incredible com- Germantown Police Department received their parent during the evening of Feb. ever. Congratulations to all involved.” munity leaders from our local schools a report of rumors being shared on social 20 who reported a message from another “This truly was a united effort,” said seems so fitting,” said Brandner. “We media regarding a school threat at student on social media about the Kristin Brandner, Executive Director of know that with their support, we can Kennedy Middle School. Based on our threat. Police contacted the individual United Way of Washington County. make an even greater impact in the investigation, there was no threat, and who made the message and determined “Because together we can accomplish so coming year.” the rumors were discovered to be false,” the threat was not credible, according to much more than any single organization United Way of Washington County Germantown Police said in a statement. Holmes. on its own.” invests in more than 27 prevention and “The Germantown Police Dept. did have “Police Officers were able to quickly In addition to the record-breaking intervention programs that improve a heavy police presence at the school track down the individual who posted total, United Way shared the following Education, Financial Stability, and this morning (Feb. 21) to help deal with the message to investigate this matter. campaign highlights: Health. Funds are allocated by panels of the false information.” It has been determined by Germantown • There were over 150 new or rein- community volunteers. Program applica- Germantown School District Police Officers that this is not a credible vested donors for the 2018 campaign. tions are evaluated based on alignment Superintendent Jeff Holmes alerted par- threat and that school today (Feb. 21) • Over 50 Pacesetter companies held with United Way goals and focus areas, ents and students to the situation in an should not be impacted,” Holmes stated. early campaigns and raised over and strength of outcome results. The Hometown Timeline To celebrate the 25 year anniversary of special ad hoc committee that will be in Hometown Publications, we're taking a charge of creating a concept that will look back at the early days of news cover- allow for natural landscaping in the vil- BEAUTIFUL CAREFREE LIVING age in the area, as reported in the pages lage of Germantown. They were appoint- of what is now the Express News. ed by the village Health, Education, and FREE HEAT, WATER and WIFI The key news events of Feb. 21, Welfare Committee. 1994, as reported in Hometown • The Germantown School Board Balconies overlooking the river conservancy • Open floor plans Laundry facilities • Elevator • Locked entries • Exercise area Publications: reviewed some new policies on Feb. 21, Social activities • Great location close to shopping, • The Wisconsin State Reading 1994 that would tighten up regulations dining and bus service • Pets welcome Association (WSRA) presented Senator on weapons, locker searches and alcohol Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) with a and other drug use by students. A Senior Living Community ONE plaque recognizing her as an outstanding • The Village Bookstore in BEDROOMS legislator in 1993. Menomonee Falls and the Imaginarium W164 N9091 Water Street NOW • Several members of the were scheduled to host a story hour on Menomonee Falls, WI AVAILABLE Germantown village staff met to discuss a March 5,1994. Children of all ages were Call for a tour today plan that could help regulate the level of invited to Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. 262.502.1650 growth in the village. The idea to create Suess. a plan originated at the village's • Germantown wrestler Aaron Smith Email: [email protected] General Government and FInance lost a 7-4 decision to Nick Vallee of Income Restrictions do apply Committee. Franklin in the the first round of the Professionally managed by • JoAnne Reilly Lamb, Steve Mailer state wrestling meet. Oakbrook Corporation and Harry Radtke were appointed to a February 23, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 15

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Wait to early to mid-spring to get a head start prune spring flowering shrubs like lilac on this season’s gardening. and forsythia until right after they Cut back tall ornamental grasses you flower. Lightly rake your lawn as the left standing for the winter. Use a hand snow recedes. Use a leaf rake to fluff pruner for small plantings and a string the grass to speed drying and reduce trimmer or hedge clipper to make larg- the risk of snow mold in areas where er jobs go more quickly. Secure the tops snow lingers on the lawn. of grass plants with twine or bungee And be sure to stop by my booth at cords before cutting for quicker the 2019 Home, Garden and Landscape cleanup. Show at the Waukesha Expo Center Next prune perennials left standing where I’ll be doing an “Ask the Expert” for winter. Cut brown stems back to the session on Sunday, March 3 between 10 ground and remove dead leaves on a.m. — 1 p.m. I’ll be available to The Milwaukee Mullers are pictured during a performance at Old Town Inn in ground hugging plants. Be careful not answer any of your gardening ques- Germantown in January. The Mullers will be performing at Jerry’s Old Town on March 5. to damage new growth that may already tions. be peeking through the soil. Gardening expert Melinda Myers is Consider stacking this winter inter- the author of more than 20 gardening Milwaukee Mullers to perform est out of the way in case any overwin- books, including The Wisconsin and tering insects are still hibernating Minnesota Getting Started Garden Guide, at Jerry’s Old Town March 5 inside the hollow stems. Then chop and Wisconsin and Minnesota Month-by- BY NIKKI ACKERMAN The history with the village is strong, compost this debris midsummer. Month Gardening and the Midwest STAFF WRITER said member Rodney Raasch, calling the Leave shortened stems of butterfly Gardener’s Handbook. She hosts The The community is in for a special group’s early days their “glory years” weed and hardy hibiscus in place to Great Courses “How to Grow Anything” treat on Fat Tuesday. and handing much of the credit to mark their location in the garden. You’ll DVD series and the nationally-syndicat- The Milwaukee Mullers–or known founding board of directors member reduce the risk of accidentally weeding ed Melinda’s Garden Moment TV & radio more formally as the Muller Fasching Jerry Grosenick. out these late emerging perennials. program. Myers is a columnist and con- Verein Nordamerika–will celebrate the “Jerry most graciously financed the Consider planting a few spring flower- tributing editor for Birds & Blooms village’s heritage with their final founding of the Mullers,” said Raasch. ing bulbs next to them this fall to serve magazine. Myers’ website, “Fasching” season performance at Jerry’s “He also held two festivals called as a colorful place holder. www.MelindaMyers.com, features hun- Old Town Inn on Main Street in Sommer Fest in the (Bier Stube) beer Prune Russian sage, caryopteris and dreds of gardening videos, gardening Germantown March 5. garden of which all the proceeds went to butterfly bush back to four to six inch- tips, plant information, monthly garden- This is a longstanding tradition in the Mullers. The Stube became a gather- es above the soil surface. You’ll remove ing checklists and more. the village. ing place for the Mullers to meet, social- Since their inception, the Mullers ize and recruit new members.” have made it their mission to replicate Grosenick sold the business and for the 500-year-old Rummer Mardi Gras tra- two years, the Mullers were without their ditions every year from January to home base. This changed when Chaz March. The group brings a wild and col- Hastings reopened the location. Tax-advantaged investing orful performance that showcases the “We established our old ties there Investing has always been a means to a certain percentage. Companies also talents and spirit of various characters of and Chaz became very supportive,” for people to grow their wealth and may offer Roth 401(k) plans, which dif- Austrian folklore–while perhaps having explained Raasch. make their money work for them. fer from traditional plans in regard to audience members take a shot of German At one time or another, the Investors know that protecting invest- when you pay taxes. With Roth plans, liqueur or giving them a slap to the back Mullers–the only sanctioned club of its ment earnings is important, and that you pay taxes up front. When the money in return for good wishes and fertility. kind in North America--have also often can be achieved through tax- is eventually withdrawn, those with- “With the Mullers, I can do our little embarked on other opportunities to advantaged investments. drawals are tax-free. performance with a mask on my face [as become acquainted with the community, Tax-advantaged investing, also called • IRAs: Individual retirement a Witch]. I can be a part of something such as brat fry’s during Maifest celebra- tax-efficient investing, allows investors accounts are similar to 401(k) plans in that brings incredible smiles and good tions and exclusive performances provid- to maximize the profits they can keep that they’re tax-deferred. However, they cheer to so many people,” said member ed to students at Germantown High after taxes are filed. Investment selec- generally offer greater freedom in Eric Chevremont. School. Presence at outside events has tion and asset allocation are important investment choices. Roth IRAs, like the Founded in 1996 by a group of men also come around marquis events like factors affecting returns, but minimizing Roth 401(k) plans, must be paid with who had visited Austria the previous Germanfest in Downtown Milwaukee, taxes and other costs is also crucial, after-tax dollars. But the advantages are year and became enamored with their and recently, Waukesha Oktoberfest. according to the Schwab Center for higher contribution amounts, with- festivities preceding Lent, the Mullers The group’s demographics have Financial Research. drawals that are tax-free and no manda- have been almost exclusively based out changed since its inception, covering a A qualified financial advisor can help tory withdrawals when a person reaches of Germantown’s Von Rothenberg’s Bier variety of ages, areas of origin (from all navigate the waters of the best tax- a certain age. Stube. parts of eastern Wisconsin and also advantaged options. When investing on • College savings accounts: Investing northern Illinois) and a diverse an annual basis, there are some general in a 529 plan can be wise for parents. array of ancestry, but the heart at accounts people can use to their advan- While money is invested after tax, it is the center remains the same, said tages. tax-free when withdrawn for qualified member Martin Kozon.“I joined • A 401(k) or 403(b): These accounts higher education purposes. the Mullers for two reasons: family are an ideal way to get “free” money. • Health savings accounts: To get a and heritage. My brother-in-law’s Funds in these accounts are put away tax deduction on health expenses, an performance caught my interest pre-tax. Because your adjusted gross HSA is the way to go. HSAs are linked to and after discovering that Poles income is lowered, so is your federally high-deductible health plans and allow and Upper Silesians also took part taxable income. In addition, some account holders to use the funds for in somewhat similar traditions employers may match contributions up qualified spending. during the late 1800s, I knew that this was an opportunity to become even more connected to my her- itage,” he said. D&M ACCOUNTING SERVICES, INC. The Milwaukee Mullers will be Tax Return Preparation • Free Electronic Filing • Payroll Check Writing Direct Payroll Deposit • Financial Statements • Computer Training performing this Fasching season 10% Off on every Saturday until March 9. We are located in the Tri City Bank Building on Hwy Q. (Corner of Appleton and County Line Road - Lower Level). New N96 W18221 County Line Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 Clients Event locations and details can be HOURS: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm • Sat 8am-1pm up to $30 found on their website www.mil- FREE Connie L. Hillmann www.dmaccounting.com waukee-mullers.org and Facebook ACCOUNTANT page, where regular updates and [email protected] 262-253-9955 Fax-253-9953 photos/videos can be viewed. February 23, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 17 Page 18 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News February 23, 2019

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