By Nyesha Stone The new Bucks arena is making Milwaukee the place to build, the place to renovate, and the place to bring new innovated things too. With the $10 million sponsorship from … [Read more...]
Melissa Sargent Supports Full Legalization
By Mary Freeman Melissa Sargent is a State Representative championing the Bill for Full Legalization of Marijuana in Wisconsin. Although 29 states have medical marijuana and 8 states have Fully … [Read more...]
Lipscomb Service Cuts Will Hurt Area Families Severely
By Nyesha Stone County Board Chairman Theo Lipscomb had County leaders identify budget cuts that would total more than $20 million, which would include service cuts, layoffs and worker … [Read more...]
Planned Parenthood Opens New Healthcare Services location on Water Street
By Nyesha Stone After three years of discussion and raising funds, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin opened a new facility in Milwaukee on Oct. 9. The new facility on 435 S. Water St. provides … [Read more...]
“Rally For Safe Streets” Urges Drivers to Follow the Rules of the Road
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz As the wind rustled the leaves overhead, and cars zoomed past, a group of rallyists donning neon green vests, thrust their signs into the air. They had gathered on the … [Read more...]
Bader Philanthropies Expands Capacity to Deepen its Roots in the Communities it Serves
Foundation Further Extends Community Engagement and Impact Investing Efforts MILWAUKEE – After 25 years and $265 million invested in addressing major social needs throughout Milwaukee, the state … [Read more...]
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee Receives $300,000 Gift to Continue Serving the Community at the Daniels-Mardak Club
Milwaukee – Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee (BGCGM) announced on September 27, 2017 that it has received a $300,000 gift from longtime donors Keith Mardak and Mary Vandenberg that will … [Read more...]
A Walk to End Alzheimer’s
By Nyesha Stone Over 3,000 people came to Summer Fest grounds to participate in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s Milwaukee on September 17. Every year, the Alzheimer’s … [Read more...]
Sixteen Years, Two Towers and One Nation, Milwaukee Remembers 9/11
By Nyesha Stone Most people can recall exactly where they were and what they were doing sixteen years ago. The terror America experienced on September 11, 2001 will never be forgotten. The … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Marches in Solidarity to Defend DACA and Immigration Legalization
By Danielle Miller Community members stood together late Wednesday afternoon at Walker Square Park in Milwaukee to send a message to their neighbors: that they are protected and wanted. The … [Read more...]
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