Menomonee Falls Week in Review: March 13 to March 19

Protesters once again took to the streets of downtown Menomonee Falls to display their support to recall Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills). The Legislative Finance Bureau also released numerous memos outlining the dollars and cents of Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal.

Here's a list of some of the noteworthy headlines this week that appeared on Menomonee Falls Patch.

Protesters gather outside Sen. Darling's office on Appleton Ave.

The office of State Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) on Wednesday became the target of a in as many months. Menomonee Falls Patch cpatured video of the demonstration.

Window-breaking vandals strike again

Since December, the Menomonee Falls Police Department has addressed a rash of vandalism of suspects firing BBs through windows with a wrist rocket or slingshot. Here are the latest incidents from the police reports.

Schumann Stadium FieldTurf improvements could be around the corner

A fundraising effort to with synthetic FieldTurf is in the early steps of moving forward.

Village will lose half its state aid

Menomonee Falls will see its , and another 15 percent shaved from state transportation aid. Even though employees will pitch in 5.8 percent toward their pensions, Falls will still see a net loss in the general revenue fund.

Girl taken out on stretcher during donkey basketball game

Donkey Basketball was played on real, . School on Mar. 16th at 7 p.m.  This tournament was a fundraiser for Junior Prom. One girl took a fall and was taken out on a stretcher as a precautionary measure.