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SEPTEMBER CITY-WIDE OPEN HOUSE TO SHOWCASE
CUDAHY’S AVAILABLE HOMES AND QUALITY OF LIFE

 

CUDAHY – (August 25, 2010) – With affordable homes, beautiful parks and great schools among other amenities, Cudahy leaders believe the South Shore community along Lake Michigan is a great place to put down roots.  That’s why they are taking the unique step of holding their first ever city-wide open house, to cast a spotlight on all homes for sale in Cudahy.  READ MORE

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CITY TO HOLD FLOOD MEETINGS FOR AFFECTED NEIGHBORHOODS

 

CUDAHY – (August 19, 2010) – Cudahy homeowners whose neighborhoods experienced serious storm water and sanitary issues during the severe rainstorm on July 22nd are being invited to meetings at City Hall.

 

Residents around Eaton Lane have been asked to attend the first meeting, which will be held next week at City Hall.  Director of Public Works/City Engineer Mary Jo Lange and Mayor Tony Day will address those in attendance and then answer questions.

 

 "The Engineering Department has been investigating possible causes and solutions to the flooding and subsequent sanitary sewer back-ups," Ms. Lange said.  "But we need to know who got flooded, where the water entered and how deep the water got."

 

Mayor Day says several flood meetings will be scheduled, focusing on one aldermanic district at a time.

 

 "If your home experienced significant damage and you do not receive a letter in the coming weeks, please contact us at City Hall," the Mayor said.  "The best way to manage this issue is to hear from our citizens."

 

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CITY ACCOUNTANT SCHUKNECHT TO SERVE ON INTERFAITH, PROJECT CONCERN BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CUDAHY – (August 18, 2010) – Bruce Schuknecht, City Accountant for the City of Cudahy, has been appointed to the Board of Directors for Interfaith and Project Concern. 

Interfaith is a non-profit organization that links older adults to services, social opportunities, caregivers and employment services.  Project Concern serves low-income residents of Cudahy and St. Francis with emergency food, clothing and household items.

 "My goal will be to continue to improve the current services that Interfaith and Project Concern provide for our communities, while working within the guidelines of their respective mission statements," Schuknecht said.

Schuknecht has a long history of employment with non-profits in the community, including nine years as the Financial Manager at the Sojourner Truth House shelter for abused women and children, and eight years as the Southeastern Regional Accountant for Lutheran Social Services.

He has been Cudahy's City Accountant since 2005 and previously served as the City's 1st District Alderman.

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CUDAHY TO HOLD CITY-WIDE OPEN HOUSE

On Saturday, September 25th from 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. the City of Cudahy Department of Economic Development -- with the assistance of other City departments, outside agencies and organizations -- will host Cudahy's first ever City-Wide Open House.

This event will cast a spotlight on all single-family and two-family homes for sale Cudahy. READ MORE 

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Dog lovers watch as Milwaukee County Parks Director Sue Black, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clark and Milwaukee County Supervisor Pat Jursik lead a "leash-cutting ceremony" at the grand opening of the new Warnimont Dog Exercise Area in Cudahy on Friday, August 6, 2010.

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Cudahy Firefighters rescue a dog that fell off a cliff.  Watch the story that aired on CBS58 News.





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