Week in Review: Bay's Top Five Stories

In case you missed it, these are the five takeaway headlines from this week on Whitefish Bay Patch.

Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget includes to cities, villages and towns across Wisconsin. Walker has said those state aid cuts will be offset by $1.5 billion in savings from his budget repair bill, which would eliminate the bulk of collective bargaining rights from public employees. The proposed budget would challenge the village to . .

On the day of Walker's budget announcement, Patch caught up with state Rep. Sandy Pasch (D-Whitefish Bay) and Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) to get their take. , but .

Local residents that oppose Gov. Walker's proposals have started a campaign to recall Sen. Alberta Darling, who supports the budget repair bill and the budget bill. A drew about 140 residents, and this weekend. Former Democratic lawmaker Sheldon Wasserman has also in Darling's seat.

. Szumski is the latest of four write-in candidates to run for two vacant Village Board seats that will be on the ballot in the April 5 election.

The Blue Dukes gymnastics team during the team state meet in Wisconsin Rapids on Saturday. The day before, just missed winning the state title in two events in the individual meet.