Shorewood WI Houses for Sale

 Interesting neighborhoods. Intriguing people.  Wonderful architecture.  Eclectic shops and restaurants.  Exceptional schools.  Access to a truly great lake.  It's all within walking distance in Shorewood.  We also happen to be right next door to the big city, which means a short, scenic drive or ride to work, museums, festivals, nightlife or whatever else your heart desires. 

It's true.  We're close to everything.  Including perfect.

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 April 5 - Election Day Results
Click here to see the results of the April 5 election. 

Sewer Facility Planning
 The fifth public meeting regarding the Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer, Storm and Drainage Facility Plan was held on Wednesday, April 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the Village Center. The Village introduced its team of engineers and presented their recommendations regarding facility plan implementation in Basins 1 and 6 and in the combined area of the Village. Meeting attendees had an opportunity for one-on-one discussion with the engineers that were assigned to their area of the Village.

• April 6 presentation document (.pdf)
• Also see: www.villageofshorewood.org/sewer

Finishing Touches on Capitol Dr. Construction this Spring
The full length of Capitol Drive from Estabrook Parkway to Lake Drive in Shorewood was reconstructed in 2010, including pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalks, streetscape elements, and a new Oak Leaf Trail bridge. The contractor will return in the spring 2011 to complete final touches, including permanent pavement markings and paving the new Oak Leaf Trail bridge deck. Crews will also use this time to make any adjustments to the brick crosswalks and other necessary items.  For more information about the project:

• Capitol Dr. Facebook Page
• CapitolDrive.info

Conservation Committee to Hold Earth Day Celebration on April 16
The Village Conservation Committee will be holding an Earth Day Celebration at the Lake Bluff School parking lot on Saturday April 16. Learn about natural cleansers, biking to work, healthy lawn care, vegetable gardening, composting, rain gardens and rain barrels, and more. Chat with Conservation Committee members and sign up for their monthly newsletter.  A variety of household items will be collected (e.g., electronics, worn-to-the-nub tennis shoes, corks, batteries, light bulbs, printer cartridges, old medication and rummage items). For more information, click here to see the event flyer.

Results from the Health Department Survey on Consolidation
The Villages of Shorewood and Whitefish Bay are in the process of determining whether the Shorewood/Whitefish Bay Health Department should join the North Shore Health Department (which consists of Brown Deer, Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale, and River Hills).  Public listening sessions were held on January 20, January 25, and January 29.  A survey was also distributed to health department users and residents online.