The Wauwatosa West Theatre Trojan Players submitted a recording of their one act play, All the King's Women, to the Wisconsin High School Theater Festival. All the King’s Women focuses on the life of...
It is always hard for freshmen to get used to high school, but this year has been especially challenging for students starting high school in the middle of a global pandemic. It's hard to only be able...
No more team dinners, no spectators at events, no coming close to each other. Despite the obstacles they faced this season with COVID-19, the Tosa East Red Raiders still managed to make the best of it....
Recently, since the start of quarantine and schools shutting down in mid March, Tosa East has been undergoing its own set of changes. Many areas of the school have been shut down or blocked off due to...
With COVID-19 cases on the rise and trending upward, the CDC released guidelines on how to celebrate Thanksgiving. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers urged people to only celebrate with their immediate family,...
Women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing in all shapes and sizes donated to Father Gene’s Help Center not only serve as free clothing to those in need in the Greater Milwaukee area, but they also...
A common Thanksgiving tradition for many Americans is having a hot apple pie and roasted turkey for dinner. In the Wauwatosa community, however, turkeys are just as well known for their mischievous behavior.
“One...
The Tosa East Girls Swim team has an extremely successful season despite setbacks this year due to COVID and the renovations of the swimming pool at East. On Saturday, November 7th, the girls Varsity team...
Tupperware on doorsteps, zoom meetings, outdoor dinners, and COVID-19 tests are all new additions to Thanksgiving 2020. The recent surge in coronavirus cases has forced everyone to rethink how they are...
Geared with face masks and hand sanitizer in addition to their typical equipment, Wauwatosa West atheltes followed numerous policies to encourage social distancing and cleanliness during the fall season....
Nearly all Tosa East students have heard of the Rock at Tosa West- they paint it green, we paint it red… the struggle has gone on for decades. But much about the origins and history of the Rock are unknown,...
“Geese will be geese,” says Carolyn Edwards, owner and caretaker of the stone geese family on the corner of 74th and Hillcrest. Twenty-five years ago, Ms. Edwards received a sixty pound cement goose...
