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Germantown 6/12/21 June 12, 2021 //Volume 30, Issue 24 MENOMONEE FALLS SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS - PAGE 19 (262) 238-6397 discoverhometown.com YOUR FIRST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS & ADVERTISING Falls data summarized in wellness report BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN the regional average of 38.3 years. The MANAGING EDITOR report states the village median age has The median age in Menomonee Falls is dropped by 1.2 years since 2015. Zwagerman declining while local school district ACT said there are more residents in the 30 year scores are above the state average, accord- old range coming to the village with their ing to information Menomonee Falls 2020 (262) 251-7774 • N91 W17194 Appleton Ave. children, which led to the decline. Mon. & Fri. 10-6; Tues, Wed, Thurs. 10-7; Sat. 10-3 Community Wellness Data report. Zwagerman said home values have The report – which was a joint effort of appreciated near 10 percent, according to % JEWELRY the Froedtert Health, the village of information in the report. Zwagerman said 10 OFF REPAIR Menomonee Falls, the School District of the appreciation rate has increased at a WITH THIS AD Menomonee Falls, Menomonee Falls Police higher rate since then, with home values and Waukesha County Health and Human increasing 16 percent nationally. He said Services – was summarized by village plan- prices aren’t rising that high in the area but ner Tyler Zwagerman during the June 7 they area increasing. Besides home prices, Village Board meeting. the village has had an annual construction Zwagerman said the report is based on value of $112 million over the past five latest available data, which may not pick up years. on the impact of events in 2020 such as the According to the report: COVID-19 pandemic. The impact of 2020 will • The population for the village of PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN likely be reflected in future reports. Menomonee Falls was 39,948 as of January Menomonee Falls Village Planner Tyler “We continue to be a huge draw for jobs 2035. The average household size was 2.41, Zwagerman, pictured during a Village Board and for employment. We have strong public smaller than Waukesha County and the meeting several years ago, summarized the schools, strong recreational and cultural regional average. village wellness report during the June 7 assets, and a lot of organization that serve • The median household income in the board meeting. as the backbone in serving our population,” village is $82,396. similar to surrounding VON ROTHENBURG Zwagerman said. “However, with our growth communities but lower than the Waukesha homes is $247,000 in Menomonee Falls is we have growing infrastructure and we have County average of $87,277. The report lower than Waukesha County but higher BIER GARTEN growing needs for maintaining our infra- states that 21.1 percent of households have than the Milwaukee region. The median structure over time.” incomes of $150,000 or more while 29.3 per- gross rent is $1,052, slightly higher than NOW OPEN According to the report, the Menomonee cent of households earn less than $50,000 Waukesha County but higher than the Falls median age is 43.3 years, about the annually; 7 DAYS same as Waukesha County while older than • The median value of single family See ‘WELLNESS REPORT’ PAGE 5 A WEEK! Out on the Town PAGE 4 LIVE MUSIC FULL IN THIS Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! THURS-SUN MENU Home Improvement PAGE 6 facebook.com/ twitter.com/ HometownExpressNews HometownExpressHome Jerry’s Old Town ISSUE... Classifieds PAGES 16-18 N116W15841 Main St. Germantown Experience the difference Call Today 262-229-4060 N79W14684 Appleton Ave. Summer Vein Care Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 We are vaccinated. Now let’s focus on your legs. www.TheHealthyVein.com Page 2 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News June 12, 2021 EVERY WEEK IN PRINT. EVERY DAY ONLINE. discoverhometown.com June 12, 2021 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 3 COLLECTORS ASYLUM BUYING & SELLING Vintage Comics, Toys N87 W16453 Appleton Ave. Menomonee Falls Store open: M,T,Th & Sat 11am-6pm 262-422-4049 email: [email protected] OFFICIAL NOTICE Are you interested in receiving the TO GERMANTOWN COVID 19 vaccine in your home? WATER UTILITY CUSTOMERS The Aging and Disability Resource Center is here to help! The Germantown Water Utility will be performing its annual water main flushing on May 17th through June 25th, 2021. The flushing process will be exe- cuted during the day between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM. The water- Please call 262-335-4497 for more information. main flushing will remove most of the naturally occurring miner- als which are harmless, but at the same time may discolor the water. Should you observe Water Utility personnel working in your neighborhood, please limit your usage of the water for 30 to 45 minutes after the flushing has occurred, to insure the water is clear of discoloration before it is drawn into your water system. Should you find discoloration in your water system, please do not wash clothes until the water has cleared. Your help and cooperation in this program will benefit all water utility customers. SPECIAL EVENTS Weddings | Graduations Formal / Casual / Business Anniversaries | Baby Showers VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN ANY SIZE EVENT Golf Outings | Family Reunions FULL SERVICE Box Lunches ANNUAL BULK ITEM DELIVERY / PICKUP CURBSIDE COLLECTION W156 N9664 Pilgrim Rd., Germantown • 262-251-1589 www.markospizzas.com/catering The Village of Germantown in coordination with Waste Management is offering a one time per year curbside pickup of your bulk items at NO CHARGE to the resident. This free service will take place JUNE 28th. Residents are limited to two (2) bulk items per address. Residents who choose to participate MUST contact Waste Management Customer Service Center directly (between June 14th through June 25th) to be placed on the collection route schedule. The following options available are by phone (262) 251-4000; email [email protected]; or Live Chat at www.wm.com Residents who sign up will be required to have their bulk item(s) placed at the curb by 6 a.m. CST starting Monday, June 28th. Items will be collected throughout the week. All items must be able to be handled by two people. For your reference, please see attached list of items Acceptable and NOT Acceptable on the Village’s website www.village.germantown.wi.us., or stop at Village Hall (Engineering Department counter) for a list of Acceptable/Not Acceptable items. Page 4 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News June 12, 2021 WE STILL HAVE Big Boy moving into Old Town site GOLF LEAGUE OPENINGS The Big Boy restaurant franchise is tion displays,” Wisconsin Big Boy LLC Military Veteran League coming to Germantown. announced in the statement. The loca- Thursdays 9am In a statement issued on June 5, tion will be open for lunch and dinner Ladies Social League Thursdays 8am Chaz Hastings and Scott Carleton seven days a week. announced plans to bring the chain to According to the statement, there are Call 262-628-2298 to reserve your spot. the site of Jerry’s Old Town at N116 plans to open multiple Big Boy locations W15841 Main St. in Germantown. throughout southeastern Wisconsin over “The initial Germantown Big Boy the next three years. The new restaurant restaurant will include a retail space sell- will the first Big Boy location in the ing Big Boy merchandise and food, a state in 26 years. museum of Big Boy collectibles, an art A formal press conference is planned 3468 Hwy 167 (West), Richfield • (262) 628-2298 • www.golfarrowhead9.com deco collection of Big Boy statues, nos- at the Germantown location of Big Boy talgic photos and social media interac- on June 17. NEW PATIO NOW OPEN FOR istory, hospitality and DRINKS, LUNCH OR DINNER homemade bakery all Carol Ann’s H come together in one place at The Jail House PIZZA 2935 Hubertus Rd., Hubertus • 262-628-8237 Restaurant, located at 897 MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Pleasant Valley Road West Bend. Lg. Cheese Pizza $12.00 / Medium $10.00 The Jail House Restaurant is Adtl. toppings extra tucked away in a corn field in a NEW FRIDAY Fish Fry $12.99 1801 State Road 175 SATURDAY Richfield, WI • 262-628-4020 building that dates back to 1846. Lasagna Dinner & Garlic Bread WE ARE OPEN DELIVERY Mon-Fri 2pm-Close FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Fish 7 DAYS A WEEK AVAILABLE Fry & FULL SEATING Sun-Thurs 4-8 FRI-SAT- SUN Sat 11am-Close 6-PACKS OF BEER CALL FOR RESERVATIONS Fri & Sat 4-9 Sun-11am-6pm Shrimp ALSO AVAILABLE Fridays serving our Fish Fry Menu & Featuring Beer Battered Cod & Lake Perch plus Tempura Sign up for Battered Walleye & Haddock. On Thursday and Saturday Savings Prime Rib is offered along with various other cuts of meat, while GO TO lobster night is on Wednesday discoverhometown.com In addition, The Jail House Bakery is on hand to bake any dessert for you, click SAVINGS to from pies to tortes to cheesecakes to sign up and receive cakes. All the food is homemade, as are the our weekly desserts. All of it is served in an ambient savings offer! setting by a personable staff which seeks to get to know its customers and go above and beyond to meet the needs of the customer. Providing a special dining experi- OMICRONOMICRON ence to the customer is the number one RESTAURANT priority of The Jail House Restaurant 1505 S. Main St., West Bend staff. Call for carryout...262-335-0777 The Jail House Restaurant is owned Open 7 Days a Week by Betony Buzdum.
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