Last Site at Kane Commons Getting Built
Single family home is last piece in complicated, $4 million real estate jigsaw puzzle.
Single family home is last piece in complicated, $4 million real estate jigsaw puzzle. Back to the full article.
Single family home is last piece in complicated, $4 million real estate jigsaw puzzle.
Single family home is last piece in complicated, $4 million real estate jigsaw puzzle. Back to the full article.
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The reader is supposed to infer that Ron Johnson didn’t buy a place for his son because of political signs or democrats residing in the area? Can’t help but add your mark of drivel in your articles, can you Horne?
AG I was present at the time of the senator’s visit and found his presence in the area somewhat incongruous. Ward 179 is not a Republican stronghold.
Wonder where he bought a place for his son. If GOP yard signs were a requirement, River Hills, Waukesha, Brookfield, or Menomonee Falls seem like wise choices.
Shhhh, don’t tell anyone… but there are a few other conservatives living in the area. I highly doubt the choice was made because of the political leanings of the neighbors unless his son plans to run for office.
I just don’t see why you take an otherwise fascinating and interesting article and toss in the political nonsense…
AG I know you don’t talk to your neighbors with Dem yard signs. You don’t fool me. “Dad, I can’t live by Dems. If you see any Dem yard signs, move along.” – Ron Johnson’s son. Totally plausible.
Michael, so where did Ron Johnson’s son put down roots? Enquiring minds want to know.
True, I actually tend to egg the houses who support democrats…
Seriously though, I find it less than mysterious how the yard signs I put up for conservatives somehow get damaged but when we support a democrat (yes, it happens! I swear!) they are as pristine the day after election as the day we put them up…
Depends on where you live maybe? I can imagine certain places in say Waukesha County where a Dem yard sign wouldn’t survive long.
No way, conservatives would NEVER! You don’t know what you’re talking about Vincent..!
OK you’re right I apologize.
I have a relative in Menomonee Falls that lost too many D yard signs to count.
Tim, you LIE! That could NEVER happen!!!
Actually that’s totally something that Jefferson Davis or one of his loony toon far right compatriots might just do.
Jefferson Davis of Menomonee Falls?
Yes, of Menomonee Falls, not the south.
I think I saw him there on Monday near Fleet Farm.
I don’t know about Dem/Republican animosity in the area, but the residents can be vicious. When I lived in the street section in question at 1144 E. Kane (also abutting Jeffrey Dahmer’s last victim’s building), in the time of monthly parking permits & odd/even overnight parking, the cretins across the street objected when out of necessity I parked in front of their house in their apparently exclusive space, leaving threatening notes, calling on a motorcycle cop to hide when I moved my car at night to see if I made excessive noise (he said I was as quiet as was practicable but still issued a ticket), eventually slashing my convertible top on my Olds Rocket 88. As a lowly-paid clerk just out of UWM I drove it that way the rest of its days, suffering thru the winters. Oddly enuf, I watched as the City Housing Authority built the high-rise for the elderly down the block in 1965, where I live today.