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Two long-term shelter dogs, Drako and Rosie P., remain at HAWS as staff work to move them into foster or adoptive homes.

The team uses enrichment games and outings (via the Foster to Adopt program) to help the dogs adjust and continues to seek new homes for them.

A3 Swim Life will host its Yahtzee tournament from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Old School 1913 in Nashotah to raise funds for a new Learn-to-Swim Endowment that will help families afford lessons.

KDV Label opened its new 117,000 sqft manufacturing facility near Les Paul Parkway in Waukesha on Aug.

5. The building houses printing presses, offices, and warehousing plus offers room to expand by 39,000 sqft as demand grows.

Waukesha schools reported mixed behavior trends last year, with declines in some suspensions and vaping referrals while attendance and weapon incidents increased; the district will open Crosspoint Academy (a new recovery high school) this fall at 130 Walton Ave to support students with substance-use disorders.

A new Wisconsin Policy Forum report shows Wisconsin is second in the nation for brain drain—59.8% of Wisconsin-born adults aged 31-40 who left held a bachelor’s degree compared to 45.2% for newcomers.

Rep. Scott Allen from Waukesha said policymakers might consider tax cuts and strategies from Minnesota and Illinois.

A new Wisconsin Policy Forum report finds that college-educated residents are leaving the state, with nearly 60% of departing Wisconsin-born adults holding a bachelor’s degree; Waukesha Rep. Scott Allen said lower taxes could help keep local talent in Wisconsin.