Milwaukee Courier Weekly Newspaper
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Dear Editor, As I leave the Senate, I want to thank the people of Wisconsin for the incredible opportunity to serve them, and to represent our state. Serving Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate has been … [Read more...]
Dear Editor: As Wisconsin’s only dental school for more than 100 years, Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSOD) has a responsibility and a longstanding commitment to educate the state’s … [Read more...]
By Carmen A. Murguia There is an important story unfolding in my city that I want your readers, listeners, and viewers to know about: Legacy Bank of Milwaukee. When I first heard of a Black, … [Read more...]
By Danny J. Bakewell, Sr. NNPA Chairman Our nation certainly turned a corner two years ago with the election of our first Black President. Aside from the obvious historical progress made, for the … [Read more...]
Dear Friends, Over the last two years, we have experienced one of the worst economic periods of our lifetimes. We have seen people lose their homes, deplete their savings, and struggle to afford … [Read more...]
There is no doubt: Wisconsin, and the City of Milwaukee in particular, needs jobs. Unemployment remains high and too many struggling families are out of work. We need to change our state laws to … [Read more...]
On Sat., Nov. 20, 2010, James Hall was elected to a two-year term as President of the Milwaukee Branch NAACP. The current NAACP administration wishes Mr. Hall well, and plans to work with him to … [Read more...]
Madison -- The transition office of Republican Gov.- elect Scott Walker appears to be working with right wing radio host Vicki McKenna to manufacture opposition to the Midwest high speed rail project … [Read more...]
By Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr., NNPA Columnist President Barack Obama reached another significant milestone on the long difficult road toward economic recovery of the economy in the United … [Read more...]
By Donald Sykes, president and CEO of Milwaukee’s Workforce Development As our country slowly climbs out of the recession, I believe it’s important to remember that millions of people still … [Read more...]
