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Sue Kelley

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Person of the Year: Sue Kelley Devoted to Making Community A Better Place for Seniors

In addition to organizing seasonal efforts to connect volunteers with seniors who need help with upkeep of their homes, Sue Kelley has spent much of her career helping older people.

Sue Kelley says she remembers seeing her grandmother in a nursing home, and thinking — there has to be a better way. In heading up local initiatives and devoting much of her consulting business to advocating for older people in the Milwaukee area, the Shorewood resident has taken to the responsibility she says we have as a society to provide a better environment for our seniors.  “Why I do it is more about who I am, and what I believe in,” Kelley says.  Among nearly 20 names submitted to Shorewood Patch to be our Person of the Year, Kelley was nominated five times, and was the only person to be nominated more than once. Kelley heads the Shorewood Connects project, which among other goals enhances the ability of older residents to remain in…

Stacy Barnes

11:20 am on Friday, January 4, 2013

Congratulations Sue!! You deserve this recognition and a whole lot more. You are an inspiration to us all. Thank you for everything you do. Stacy Barnes   more ›

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Finding Crime with the Click of a Mouse

Shorewood police are utilizing technology similar to social media to track crime and get residents more involved and vigilant.

Being the nosey neighbor nowadays might be better than not knowing your neighbor at all. At least that’s how three burglars were caught about a year and half ago in Shorewood. “...A gentleman called and said, 'Yeah I’m home today and I noticed across the street a car backed into the driveway and they are bringing a TV out the back door,'” Shorewood Police Chief David Banaszynski quoted the resident as saying. “We caught three burglars who were probably responsible for about 50 to 60 burglaries in the metro Milwaukee area.” Shorewood resident Dan Ford called in about the suspicious activity that day and received a commendation for his actions. Crime has waned in Shorewood compared to last year according to data reported by the department, …

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