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he Village of Menomonee Falls is a growing and vibrant community. News that Kohl’s tapped Menomonee Falls for their new headquarters, the redevelopment of the Stolper Steel site and the construction on the Main Street corridor, just to mention a few, will have a positive impact on our business community.
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The Menomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce’s mission is dedicated to providing the service and support to encourage the ongoing economic development in the area. One of our newest Chamber members, Michelle Zimmerman of Ally’s Bistro, as reported by the Menomonee Falls Patch, sums up the spirit of Menomonee Falls: “Owners Rodney and Michelle Zimmerman left their home in northern Wisconsin and moved their family to Menomonee Falls in the summer to start their newest business venture, which is named after their 15-year-old daughter. Coming to a new community can be tough at times, but they were given an open-arms welcome from residents in the state’s largest village. ‘The first time we went to the grocery store and the post office, there was such warmth from complete strangers. It has been an amazing experience.’ Michelle said.” What a wonderful testimony! Welcome to the Village. It’s a great place to live and do business!
Mike Moore Moore Construction Services, LLC Menomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce, Inc. President, 2013
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2013 Chamber BOARD
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2013 CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Moore Moore Construction Services, LLC President James Carrig Niebler, Pyzyk, Roth, Carrig, L.L.P President Elect Brian Arndt First Bank Financial Centre Vice President Scott Farrow Farrow & Associates, LLC Treasurer Chad Johnson Johnson’s Nursery, Inc. Immediate Past President
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Ron Ackerman Harley-Davidson Motor Company Director Pete Boney Snap Fitness – Creekwood Crossing Director Mary Brunner SimplexGrinnell, LP Director Dave Cwiklinski Cornerstone Community Bank Director Kent Eliason Town Bank Director Carrie Fitzgerald Hart Froedtert Health Director Jeff Kerlin Tailored Label Products, Inc. Director Gary Kiltz School District of Menomonee Falls Director Ryan Mason Herzing University Director Ken McIntyre North Hills Country Club Director Douglas Mitchell BMO Harris Bank Director Pete Sorenson Pete’s Main Street Headliners, LLC Director Michael Stelter Kanketa Systems Director Steven Thomas Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. Director
CHAMBER STAFF & EMAIL Toni Gumina Yates, Executive Director toni@fallschamber.com Jane Monsen Hickey, Associate Director jane@fallschamber.com Diane Henning, Bookkeeper diane@fallschamber.com
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Welcome from the Chamber of Commerce 2013 Chamber Board of Directors and Staff Overview and History Location and Transportation Tourism and Events Sporting Venues Lodging Shopping and Dining Arts and Entertainment Healthcare Homes Business and Industry
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Overview AND
HISTORY
he Village of Menomonee Falls is located northwest of downtown Milwaukee. “The Falls,” as residents refer to their Village, takes pride in not only its status as being the largest Village in Wisconsin, but in its independence and in its ability to successfully maintain a quiet character and high quality of life during a lengthy period of growth and development.
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character and high quality of life. Its setting is enhanced by lush parks, wildlife areas, beautiful homes, excellent schools, fine churches, quality healthcare, superb recreational resources and prosperous industrial and business facilities. Schools and Village government have achieved a high degree of efficiency, effectiveness and excellence. The community is within close proximity to several quality technical colleges and many respected colleges and universities. Roadways linking The Falls with surrounding metropolitan, suburban and rural areas allow residents abundant choices of shopping, cultural, entertainment, recreational and professional sports activities. Menomonee Falls’ independent spirit prevails.
Menomonee Falls takes its name from the Menomonee River, which courses diagonally through the northeast corner of the Village. It was along the banks of the river that early settlement of the Village took place. Today, Menomonee Falls boasts open and natural preserves – the perfect setting for contemporary residential development. Easy access to expressways is drawing more and more families to The Falls. New homes in new subdivisions continue to spring up along the many roadways that criss-cross the Village.
With vision and skilled management, the Village continuously moves forward with confidence in its people and its ability to preserve an enviable way of life.
Menomonee Falls is a self-contained and self-sustained community. While proximity to Milwaukee is an advantage, The Falls has developed and retained its own unique
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enomonee Falls residents enjoy ready access to the many amenities of metropolitan Milwaukee, as well as to Madison (the state’s capital), to Lake Michigan’s dramatic shores and to the state’s numerous beautiful lakes and state parks.
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Situated in northeastern Waukesha County, Menomonee Falls straddles U.S. Highway 41-45 – six lanes of freeway that merge with I-894 south of the Village, then intersecting with I-94 and I-43, which extends between Green Bay to the north and Beloit to the south. Downtown Menomonee Falls (its historic Village Centre) and State Routes 74, 100 and 175 intersect, carrying traffic from the Village to neighboring communities. A complete range of transportation is available to area business and industry. More than 200 trucking and warehousing firms make Waukesha County their home. The Port of Milwaukee is 17 miles to the east, and provides shipping to all the world’s ports via the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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General Mitchell International Airport is about 25 miles from Menomonee Falls. It is served by 15 international, national and regional airlines. In 2010, the General Mitchell International Airport saw a 24.11 percent increase in total passengers as well as a 12.88 percent increase in total aircraft operations. Three small airports are located within a few minutes of The Falls, serving the needs of privately owned aircraft and corporate jets. Timmerman Field is about five minutes from The Falls. Capitol Airport is only a mile south of the Village and Waukesha County-Crites Field is located seven miles to the south. Commuter bus service from Milwaukee is provided by the Milwaukee County Transit System and supported by local employers. Limousine service to Mitchell International and other points in the Milwaukee metropolitan area is available. In addition, the Village and the County provide specialized public transportation for elderly and disabled residents.
Tourism AND
enomonee Falls has many unique features that make it an attractive spot for tourists. Beginning with the lovely waterfall that gives the Village its name, visitors can hike, bike or stroll the “Bug Line” Recreation Trail and the Riverfront Trail – 12 miles of winding, marked pathways.
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The Falls is known for its beautiful parks. Sixteen developed Village parks encompass more than 250 acres and are equipped with play areas, walking paths and trails, baseball and softball diamonds, soccer and football fields, picnic areas, volleyball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a band shell and winter ice skating rinks. Located on the west side of the Village you will find Menomonee Park, a gem of the Waukesha County Park System. With more than 400 acres this park boasts campsites, nature trails and an archery range. It also offers fishing, sandy beaches and swimming in a quarry. In winter, it offers a sledding hill, ice-skating and trails for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Nearby Kettle Moraine State Forest contains some 17,000 acres carved into natural wonders by retreating glaciers. At Kettle Moraine, visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, camping, picnicking, swimming and hiking along marked nature trails. Lake Michigan, a 30-minute drive from Menomonee Falls, is also a source of pleasure for boating, sailing, swimming and fishing for large game fish. For those longing for the greens, Menomonee Falls has several excellent public golf courses sure to challenge the best golfers. The scenic Fox River meanders through Wanaki Golf Course in Menomonee Falls where it creates water hazards at seven of the 18 holes and adds beauty to the course. Other public courses are available at Silver Spring Golf & Banquet Center, Riversbend, Arrowhead Springs Golf Club, Kettle Hills, Dretzka Park and Blackstone Creek. North Hills Country Club, located at the east entrance of the Village, is regarded as one of the state’s finest courses. North Hills is an 18hole private club and host to the Lombardi Classic.
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Also unique to The Falls is the Old Falls Village Historical Park and Museum, nestled on the grounds of a beautiful 17acre park. The museum invites visitors to step back in time and glimpse life as it was during the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. Featuring a variety of historic homes and buildings, this living history museum includes a log home, a schoolhouse, a barn, a railroad depot, a log cabin and a dairy. The centerpiece of Old Falls Village is the 1858 Miller-Davidson House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Each of the buildings also features antiques and artifacts from the settlement era. Open May through September; costumed guides make history come alive through special events including the popular Ice Cream Festival, Quilt Show, Civil War Encampment, the Old Haunted Village and Silver Tea.
Other community events include Falls Fest, A Community Affair, Cheery Cherry Fair, Falls Harvest Fair, Jingle Bells Craft Fair, Pet Fair and an Independence Day Celebration. These are just a few of the annual festivals enjoyed by tourists and locals alike.
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Sporting VENUES
or folks who enjoy professional sports, The Falls is close to Milwaukee and Green Bay. The Milwaukee Brewers baseball team draws fans to the new Miller Park. The Milwaukee Bucks play at the city’s Bradley Center, which is also the site for games of the Milwaukee Admirals hockey team and the Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer team. In addition, Lambeau Field, home of the champion
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Green Bay Packers, is only a two-hour drive north of The Falls. A trip to a Packer game affords an exciting Sunday afternoon of championship football to the many loyal fans. Fifteen minutes south of Menomonee Falls, the Pettit Ice Center, one of the few indoor Olympic training facilities in the world, is available for ice skating buffs.
Lodging ACCOM MODATIONS
or those making an overnight visit, the Menomonee Falls area offers a variety of hotels and motor inns including the Radisson Hotel of Menomonee Falls, which opened its doors in May of 2011. Many of these facilities offer dining, meeting rooms, pools and whirlpool services.
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Shopping AND
hopping in Menomonee Falls can’t be beat! Residents enjoy the convenience of shopping at a variety of large plazas, small centers and stand-alone department stores such as Kohl’s or Target, plus a friendly and diverse downtown shopping district with unique stores which include Robyn’s Nest, Dan’s Tog Shop and Bank of Memories to name a few.
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Menomonee Falls Chamber Gift Checks may be purchased at the Chamber Office for use at many of the Chamber Member businesses located within the Village. Dining options abound. From national chains such as UNO’s Chicago Grill, Cousin’s Subs, rbg Bar & Grill and Culvers to local favorite hot spots such as Trysting Place Pub, Ally’s Bistro, A.J. O’Brady’s Irish Pub, DeMarini’s, Kreuger’s Entertainment Center, Pepino’s, Allgauer’s in the Park, Tazino’s Pizza and Salad Bistro and The 8
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Cheesecake Store… you won’t go hungry in Menomonee Falls. There is so much to see and do in Menomonee Falls.
ENTERTAINMENT
iving in The Falls is a blend of cultural pleasures. From performances by high school bands and local theatrical performances by the Falls Patio Players, from the local symphony to nearby nightlife in Milwaukee, Menomonee Falls has something for everyone.
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The Falls Patio Players, affiliated with the Menomonee Falls Recreation Department, is a quality community theater group that performs several comedies, dramas and musicals each year. The Menomonee Falls Symphony also presents several concerts throughout the year and highlights the talents of local musicians.
Proximity to Milwaukee gives residents easy access to the city’s array of cultural and artistic resources. The Performing Arts Center offers concerts by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the Florentine Opera Company, the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre and the Milwaukee Ballet Company.
The Hamilton Fine Arts Center, located adjacent to Hamilton High School and only a few minutes from Menomonee Falls, opened its doors in 2004. The focus of the Hamilton Fine Arts Center is to provide quality entertainment, cultural awareness and educational programs. It is the intention of this state-of-the-art facility to share the stage with worldwide talent embracing drama, musicals, classics, contemporary works, symphonies, dance, cultural presentations and travelogues.
The Milwaukee Public Museum awes visitors with its displays and exhibits. The Milwaukee Art Museum, with its new addition by renowned architect Calatrava, houses an appealing collection of contemporary and primitive art. The Mitchell Park Conservatory’s three identical glass domes feature colorful floral gardens and displays that are continually changed.
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The Milwaukee County Zoo, with its natural habitats, is ranked among the world’s finest zoological parks. The 184-acre zoo has more than 6,000 animals, many on the endangered species list.
The Menomonee Falls Public Library is a cultural focal point in the community. It holds more than 120,000 books and periodicals, 3,000 audiocassettes, 4,600
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videos, 2,700 compact discs, 1,135 DVDs and has 20 Internet and seven word processing stations. The new facility has both small and large group study rooms, a drive-up book drop and public meeting rooms for use by community groups. In addition, the library’s Outreach Services include free delivery of books and other materials to the homebound in The Falls.
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Healthcare
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roedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital is a 200-bed, general acute care, not-for-profit hospital that serves the people of Milwaukee, Waukesha, Washington and Ozaukee counties. Having a national reputation of excellence as a provider for top quality care services and receiving many awards for innovations, Community Memorial regularly ranks as one of the top hospitals accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. The hospital boasts countless services and has become well known for its state-of-the-art Heart and Vascular center, Women’s Health Center, Newborn Special Care Unit, Cancer Care Center and Emergency Department. More programs and services are available as well. For more information on Community Memorial Hospital visit www.froedterthealth.org/communitymemorial.
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ProHealth Care Medical Associates is dedicated to serving the residents of Waukesha County and the surrounding areas with the highest quality care, in order to promote a healthier community. Offering an array of nationally recognized health care services for patients in the
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PROFESSIONAL
southeastern Wisconsin area include: Neuroscience Center, Regional Cancer Center, Regional Heart and Vascular Center, Cyberknife Center, Birthing Center and Level III Newborn Intensive Care Unit, Center for Breast Care, Women’s Center, Orthopedic Center and Sleep Center. ProHealth Care offers a network of nearly 1,000 physicians and 5,000 employees, making it one of the largest employers in Waukesha County. For location and physician information visit www.prohealthcare.org. Aurora Advanced Healthcare offers 42 clinics throughout southeastern Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties. Physicians here work closely with skilled nurses, medical technologists, physical therapists, radiologists, registered dietitians and other professional support staff to provide the best possible individualized care. Clinics offer flexible appointment scheduling, onsite laboratory and x-ray services, outpatient surgery options for many common procedures and walk-in service clinics are also available. For a complete list of clinic locations and services visit www.aurorahealthcare.org.
Homes
RESIDENTIAL fter the end of a long workday, a special tranquility and sense of security falls over the residents of Menomonee Falls as they settle into the comfort of their homes. Residents enjoy a serene environment that can be found not only in their neighborhoods but throughout the village as well.
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LIVING
condominiums and town homes, from modest bungalows to elaborate executivestyle homes. Newer subdivisions like Taylor Woods, Carter’s Crossing, Spencer’s Pass and Cane’s Crossing offer large, custom-built homes that display elegance and prestige while offering attractive designs and large lots. More modes homes are close to the center of the village, providing exceptional value for young families. Numerous appealing apartment complexes, many offering recreational amenities and spacious units can be found in Menomonee Falls. For young families looking for exceptional home values or older adults looking for less home maintenance, high-quality town homes and condominium developments are the popular choice. Excellent retirement developments offer both independent and assisted living arrangements to those 55 and older. From the basics of self-serve laundry facilities and 24-hour security to the amenities of private rooms for personal entertainment and full-service banking, the 15 retirement centers provide a complete community atmosphere.
New, attractive housing units have been developed, turning farm fields and wooded sections into friendly and charming neighborhoods. According to the 2010 Census, there are 15,142 residences in the community. Homes in every style, shape and price range are available here, brand new models to stately older homes, from expansive apartment complexes to luxury
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INDUSTRY
ccording to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue’s 2010 Statement of Assessments, the Village of Menomonee Falls has the thirdhighest manufacturing real estate assessed value in Wisconsin. In 2010, the Village had over $288 million in manufacturing assessed value, behind only Milwaukee and Green Bay. Consistent with past years, the industrial areas of the Village continue to attract several new projects.
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• a safe and secure location with excellent municipal services • a location in part of the region that is experiencing population and housing growth that represents both a source of labor, as well as demand for goods and services, high-quality office parks and agglomeration advantages for industrial space users with linkages to suppliers and customers and a large pool of trained labor
More than 250 traditional and high-tech manufacturing firms and related businesses call The Falls home. They produce everything from robotic systems and medical instruments to oxygen sensors, atmosphere control systems, computer furniture, printed circuit boards and a variety of metal and plastic products. A wide range of banking and financial services, including the largest capital management firm in the state, serves Menomonee Falls.
Employment Employment in Menomonee Falls has remained relatively stable. Service sector employment increased at a high rate due mainly to fast growth in the professional and business service sectors and the educational and healthcare sectors, which together comprise about 80 percent of service sector employment. Service sector employment in Menomonee Falls has grown much faster than in Waukesha County as a whole.
Menomonee Falls as a Business Location Primary comparative advantages include the following: • accessibility to key transportation links and a central location within the Milwaukee region • lower property taxes than prevailing locations in nearby communities • labor accessibility through a wide commute-shed • proximity to a diverse set of housing options
A recent employment forecast estimates about 7,279 total added jobs between 2005 and 2020. This equates to an average annual growth rate of 1.60 percent, or an average of 503 jobs per year. Economic sectors associated with office-space consumption, some services and finance, insurance and real estate are forecast to approximate 288 jobs per year between 2005 and 2020. This equates to a growth rate of 2.5 percent for the services sector and 1.25 percent for the finance, insurance and real estate sector, or 40.54 percent of total net job growth. The estimated construction and resources employment is
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at one percent. Employment in manufacturing, wholesale trade and transportation, utilities and information is forecast to increase on average by 44 jobs per year or about 9 percent of total job growth. Forecast Building Space Demand The Menomonee Falls Community Chamber, Village government and local educational institutions all work in harmony toward economic growth and community betterment.
Employment forecast of jobs to be added in Menomonee Falls through 2020
Industry Sector
2005
2020
Agriculture & Mining & Construction
2,038
2,366
Manufacturing
8,425
9,079
851
917
Wholesale Trade
1,968
2,460
Retail Trade
3,038
4,089
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
1,405
1,693
Service Industries (Including Leisure & Hospitality)
10,418
15,088
Total Employment
28,413
35,692
Transportation, Communication & Utilities
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any diverse faiths open their doors to residents and visitors. In addition to traditional services, a number of special ministries and programs are available to the youth and senior citizens.
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Area Church Listings Bethlehem Evangelical Brookfield Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Calvary Baptist Church Emmanuel Community United Methodist Falls Baptist Church & Academy Falls Bible Church Falls Presbyterian Church OPC
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Good Shepherd Catholic Church Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Holy Cross Lutheran Church Lutheran Church of the Prince of Peace Metro Harvest Church Pilgrim Evangelical Lutheran Church Redeemer United Church of Christ River of Life Church of God St. Anthony’s Catholic Church St. Francis Episcopal Church St. James Catholic Church St. John’s Anglican Catholic Church St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Pauls United Church of Christ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH N84 W15252 Menomonee Avenue Menomonee Falls One block east of Pilgrim, where Appleton Avenue and Pilgrim Road intersect.
Worship: Thursday 6:45pm • Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 8:00am & 10:30am
Church Office: 262-251-3555 School Office: 262-251-3120 www.bethlehem-wels.org
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Important PHONE
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Area Code (262) unless otherwise noted
Village Information Emergency......................................................................................................................................................................911 Menomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce, Inc. .............................................................................................251-2430 Village Hall ............................................................................................................................................................532-4200 Police .....................................................................................................................................................................532-8700 Fire..........................................................................................................................................................................532-8823 Village Centre (Downtown District) ..................................................................................................................251-8797 Transportation Airports Timmerman Airport-Milwaukee...............................................................................................................(414) 461-3222 General Mitchell International Airport-Milwaukee..............................................................................(414) 747-5300 Buses Menomonee Falls Flyer.......................................................................................................................................Route 79 Senior Bus Service-Johnson Bus.....................................................................................................................251-4230 Milwaukee County Transit System Buses..............................................................................................(414) 344-6711 Hospital/Patient Care Facilities Aurora Advanced Health Care ..........................................................................................................................251-7500 Community Memorial Hospital ..........................................................................................................................251-1000 Froedtert Health Medical Group .......................................................................................................................255-2500 Schools Public-Menomonee Falls Benjamin Franklin Elementary School .............................................................................................................255-8470 Central Office Administration ............................................................................................................................255-8440 Menomonee Falls High School..........................................................................................................................255-8444 North Middle School ...........................................................................................................................................255-8450 Riverside Elementary School.............................................................................................................................255-8484 Shady Lane Elementary School.........................................................................................................................255-8480 Valley View Elementary School.........................................................................................................................250-2620 Public-Hamilton-Sussex Hamilton High School..........................................................................................................................................246-6471 Hamilton-Sussex Administration Office...........................................................................................................246-1973 Lannon Elementary School ................................................................................................................................255-6106 Maple Avenue Elementary School ...................................................................................................................246-4220 Marcy Elementary School..................................................................................................................................781-8283 Templeton Middle School...................................................................................................................................246-6477 Willow Spring Learning Center .........................................................................................................................255-6190 Woodside Elementary School ...........................................................................................................................820-1530 Parochial Aquinas Academy................................................................................................................................................502-1540 Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran School.........................................................................................................251-3120 Calvary Baptist Elementary and High School .................................................................................................251-0328 Falls Baptist Academy ........................................................................................................................................251-7051 Grace Evangelical Lutheran School .................................................................................................................251-7140 Pilgrim Evangelical Lutheran School................................................................................................................781-3520 St. Anthony Grade School ..................................................................................................................................251-4390 St. Mary Grade School........................................................................................................................................251-1050 Zion Lutheran School ..........................................................................................................................................781-7437 Utilities AT&T.............................................................................................................................................................(800) 288-2020 Time Warner Cable ....................................................................................................................................(800) 627-2288 Waste Management – Customer Service .......................................................................................................251-9560 Waste Management – Orchard Ridge .............................................................................................................253-8620 We Energies – Customer Service............................................................................................................(800) 242-9137 We Energies – Electric Power Outage ..................................................................................................(800) 662-4797 We Energies – Gas Leak Hot Line ...........................................................................................................(800) 261-5325
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A.J. O'Brady's Irish Pub & Grill .................... Pull-Out Map
Natures Healing Day Spa .............................. Pull-Out Map
Ally's Bistro................................................... Pull-Out Map
Nino's Italian Bakery & Deli .......................... Pull-Out Map
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church ....................... 15
Oilvalet .......................................................... Pull-Out Map
Bob Monsen Trucking & Topsoil .................. Pull-Out Map
Pete's Main Street Headliners ...................... Pull-Out Map
Bradley Realty............................................... Pull-Out Map
Radisson Hotel Menomonee Falls ................................. 17
Brook-Falls Veterinarian Hospital & Exotic Care, Inc. ........................................ Pull-Out Map
Rooter Man................................................... Pull-Out Map
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Pam Pedersen ........................................ 12, Pull-Out Map
School District of Menomonee Falls .... Inside Front Cover Shady Lane Greenhouses, Inc. ........................................ 1
Community Education & Recreation School District of Menomonee Falls............. Pull-Out Map
Shelley's Hallmark ........................................ Pull-Out Map
Cornerstone Community Bank......................................... 1
Super 8 ......................................................... Pull-Out Map
Fast Signs ..................................................... Pull-Out Map
The Maids ..................................................... Pull-Out Map
Grace Lutheran Church................................. Pull-Out Map
The Window & Door Shoppe, Inc................. Pull-Out Map
Grace Lutheran School ................................. Pull-Out Map
Tri-County YMCA ............................................................. 7
Hanson Soft Water, Inc................................. Pull-Out Map
Trysting Place Pub ........................................... Back Cover
Holiday Inn Express...................................... Pull-Out Map
Verre Eye Clinic .............................................................. 11
Malkin's Carpets ........................................... Pull-Out Map
Village of Menomonee Falls.......................... Pull-Out Map
Menomonee Falls Public Library ...............5, Pull-Out Map
VillageProfile.com, inc. ...................................................14
State Farm - Katie Rosso.............................. Pull-Out Map
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