The City of Middleton is looking for feedback from its residents and businesses.

City Administrator & Director of Community Development Mike Davis says that opinions from locals will determine which specific programs and services should be funded annually. During the upcoming 2013 budget development process, the Mayor, City Council’s Finance Committee and the City Council will try to determine Middleton’s highest priority programs and services and match these with estimated resources. Residents' and businesses' input will help decide how the city's limited funds should be spent.

Inland Companies is excited to announce that effective May 2012, its brokerage and property management teams are affiliating with Colliers International.

While its brokerage and property management teams remain locally owned and operated by Inland Companies, these divisions will now be doing business as Colliers International Wisconsin.

Over the course of the next 6 to 12 months the company's signage (both leasing and management) and property marketing materials will be switched.

Additionally, emails will change to reflect Colliers’ national standard, however,  inlandcompanies.com emails will remain active so as not to disrupt any immediate communications.

Joining the Colliers family wasn’t a decision that was made lightly, but officials said they felt it was one that would accelerate our ability to serve its clients in a variety of ways.

Groundbreaking ceremonies for a bigger and better Attic Angel Place will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 10.

The groundbreaking will signify the start of a $7.5 million expansion at 8301 Old Sauk Road in Middleton. The plan will accommodate the changing needs of seniors seeking more independence.

A 3-story, 42,000 square foot addition at Attic Angel Place will include an easy-access rehabilitation center on the first level, with 10 assisted living units on both the second and third floors.

The current rehabilitation center will be moved and expanded to provide more convenient and assessable physical, occupational and speech therapy for people who have recuperated in the health center and can return home with outpatient therapy services.  It includes drive-up access and eliminates long walks to the rehabilitation facility.