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Do you have a photo or photos of Cudahy-related things from today or days gone by? Nature shots, street shots, group photos, landmarks, recreation shots...if you've got one or two or more, send it to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for inclusion* on cudahyalumni.com's home page.

When submitting, tell me: what it's of (if it's not obvious), if you want photo credit, and if you want credit, tell me exactly how you want your name to read.

*Considered photos need to be fairly large (around 1000 pixels wide and 200 pixels tall) and need to be Cudahy-related.

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Cudahy Local News Headlines

Warnimont Park Dog Exercise Area opens Aug. 6th
July 29, 2010 7:51 p.m. If you are a dog lover like I am mark your calendar for Friday, Aug.
Development Articles You Might Have Missed Part 3 - 2006
I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions.
Warnimont Dog Exercise Area Opening on Friday, August 6
On Friday, August 6, at 10 a.m., Warnimont Park will have the grand opening ceremony of the new Warnimont Park dog exercise area.
National Night Out in Cudahy Includes Long List of Safety Demonstrations, Displays, Food and Fun
A full summer of free, family-focused events continues in Cudahy with National Night Out on Thursday, August 5, 2010.

Milwaukee County News & Features

Flood aid hinges on federal disaster declaration The growing list of municipalities looking for help from a state disaster fund would leave little money to help the Milwaukee area if President Barack Obama declines to issue a federal disaster declaration, according to figures detailed Thursday.
State Fair chooses business over altruism From a public relations standpoint, the Wisconsin State Fair finds itself in a tough spot: It has dumped a spinal injuries advocacy group as the provider of wheelchairs and electric scooters for this year's fair.
Farm Aid concert to be in Milwaukee Oct. 2 Milwaukee will host Farm Aid's 25th anniversary concert Oct. 2, the family-farm-boosting organization said Thursday.
North side shooting victim identified

A 27-year-old man found shot to death on Milwaukee's north side was identified by police Thursday as Sidney L. Beamon.

Wisconsin Current Top Headlines

MPS takes few special ed steps, report says A new report on Milwaukee Public Schools' efforts to reform its special education programs and services for all students gives the district the equivalent of a failing grade.
Off-beat couple plan to wed on theatrical manner Romeo and Juliet they aren't. But stand-up comic Cliff Bayer and singer Caroline Miller are two crazy-in-love performers who wanted to tie the knot in their own unforgettable, theatrical way.
Ripon woman unknowingly ships military gear to Russia After finding a job with an online temporary agency, a Ripon woman found herself in the midst of the international weapons trade, unknowingly shipping sniper scopes and military gear instead of baby clothes and diapers to Russia.
State Fair chooses business over altruism From a public relations standpoint, the Wisconsin State Fair finds itself in a tough spot: It has dumped a spinal injuries advocacy group as the provider of wheelchairs and electric scooters for this year's fair.