The City of Glendale, Wisconsin

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Welcome to "The Glendale Stream", the City of Glendale's monthly electronic stream of information. The purpose of The Glendale Stream is to keep you informed, engaged, and excited about what's going on in our city. We hope you enjoy! If you are interested in receiving the newsletter every month, sign up here.

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North Shore Library Programs

Strategies for Social Security
Wednesday, August 8 at 6 PM

Books & Brews at Sprecher Brewing Co.
Thursday, August 16 at 4 PM

Publishing Your First Short Story
Wednesday, August 22 at 6 PM

End of Summer Dance Party
Monday, August 6 at 1:30 PM

Teen Prize Party
Thursday, August 9 at 6 PM

The Partisan Primary is August 11.

In-person absentee voting is Tuesday, July 28 - Thursday, August 6, from 8 AM - 4:30 PM; August 7 from 8 AM - 5 PM.

Polls are open 7 AM - 8 PM. Don't forget your photo ID!

Polling Locations:

Districts 1 & 3: Nicolet High School, 6701 N Jean Nicolet Road
Districts 2 & 6: Glendale City Hall, 5909 N Milwaukee River Parkway
Districts 4 & 5: Good Hope Elementary School, 2315 W Good Hope Road

For the most updated information on the Elections please visit the sites listed below

www.myvote.wi.gov

Are you interested in being a poll worker?

Election inspectors (poll worker) play a vital role in the voting process. Citizen involvement is essential in conducting open, accurate and fair elections. We hope you that you will consider participating in the election process by applying to be a poll worker.

Apply to be a poll worker here

The North Shore Health Department investigates several tick-borne infections including Lyme disease, babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis, and rocky mountain spotted fever. Lyme disease is the most frequently reported tickborne illness in Wisconsin, but numbers for the other conditions are increasing. Common symptoms of tick-borne diseases may include fever, chills, muscle aches, headache and rash. Preventing tick bites is the key to reducing your risk of tick-borne diseases.

Avoid areas with tall grass and brush where ticks are common.
Apply repellents that contain at least 20%–30% DEET.
Wear clothing treated with 0.5% permethrin.
Shower soon after coming indoors.
Perform daily checks. Check your entire body after being outside even if you were only in your yard.

It is important to remember that ticks are present in all counties in Wisconsin. People living in any county in Wisconsin can contract Lyme disease or other tick-borne diseases.

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