Looking forward to checking out Alpine this weekend… The Mountain Top at Grand Geneva Resort last weekend was nice. Skiing was free with their opening weekend promo. The chalet was clean, roomy, and didn’t smell like fried foods like Alpine!
We just launched the new site redesign for Becky’s Blissful Bakery in Pewaukee. Decadent caramels, caramel sauce, and gift packages made with all organic ingredients. Mmmmm…
This information is from the City of Waukesha website
Monday, JULY 4TH
“Traveling the USA” PARADE
Cutler Park, 321 Wisconsin Avenue
10:00 am Line-Up
10:15 am Judging for Children’s Marching & Floats
10:30 am Judging for Bikes, Trikes, Wagons & Costumes
11:00 am Parade begins
Parade Route: Parade begins at the corner of Maple & Wisconsin Avenues (Cutler Park), travels west on Wisconsin to West Ave. (at Main), turns right at Main Street east thru downtown Waukesha, turns left on Buckley, turns right on Baxter and finishes at Frame Park.
Children can participate in the parade by decorating bikes, trikes, buggies, wagons and costumes! 1st – 3rd place ribbons will be awarded. No pre-registration required. Bike helmets STRONGLY recommended.
Free Ice Cream for children in the parade distributed
at Schuetze Recreation Center at conclusion of Parade.
Fireworks Extravaganza– 9:30 PM
Bring your blankets and chairs and celebrate with the City of
Waukesha’s 4th of July activities with the annual
Fireworks Show at the Waukesha County Expo. The
grounds will open at 7:15 p.m. with the show beginning at
approximately 9:30 p.m.
The show promises to be unique and of exceptional
quality. It will consist of some high aerials along with low
level effects.The show will be best viewed from the
Waukesha County Fairgrounds.
Carry-in of alcoholic
beverages or fireworks will not be allowed.
I just wanted to say that this bakery makes the most delicious bread I’ve ever tasted. They sprout the grains before grinding them which greatly enhances the nutrient value of the bread. Sure, there are a few companies distributing frozen sprouted grain breads at the grocery store, but nothing beats getting it fresh from a local bakery. If you want to buy it direct, just stop by their factory at 417 Barney Street in Waukesha. Look for the building with the huge white 417 painted on the side, and stop by during regular business hours.
They also distribute to local grocery stores, which you can find at their website, along with lots of information about their products.
We’re now hosting mercyopc.org, great to have them with us!