The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) will hold two public hearings in Southeastern Wisconsinon regarding the Wisconsin Electric Power Company and Wisconsin Gas (WEPCO) request to adjust … [Read more...]
Marquette University hosts 4th annual PR + Social Media Summit
The PR + Social Media Summit returns to Marquette University with keynote presentations from Olympian Nick Symmonds, Prudential Financial Director of Social Media Augie Ray and General Motors Social … [Read more...]
Celebration of the Life of Florence Moutry held
A Celebration of Life service for Florence Moutry was held on Sept. 15, 2012 at the Progressive Baptist Church. Moutry passed on Thursday, Sept. 6 at the age of 90 years-old. A long time … [Read more...]
Safe Sleep Sabbath
Date: Sunday, October 14, 2012 Event: Clergy promote infant safe sleep practices during Sunday services. In 2011, the program‟s first year, more than 80 pastors participated in the Safe Sleep … [Read more...]
Kenosha Casino a bad bet for Milwaukee minorities
The Milwaukee Urban League is asking the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) to take a closer look at the impacts a proposed $1 billion off-reservation casino in Kenosha, WI will have on Milwaukee’s … [Read more...]
The Mexican Independence Day Parade was held
Mexican Independence Day Parade held last Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012 brought out a diverse group of Milwaukeeans. The annual event concluded with a festival that featured food, games and plenty of family … [Read more...]
MICAH holds ‘11 x 15 Campaign’ Summit
By Lynda L. Jones, editor Milwaukee Inner-city Congregations Allied for Hope (MICAH) held a summit last week continuing its effort in the ‘11 x 15 Campaign’. ‘11 x 15’ is a short name for a … [Read more...]
Teaching “Young, Gifted & Black” in the classroom
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton A team of students at Springfield College, 744 North 4th Street, designed an in-depth lesson using a writing included in the Milwaukee Courier … [Read more...]
Marquette Law School Poll finds Baldwin, Obama gaining in Wisconsin
Baldwin pulls ahead in Senate race, Obama expands lead following conventions A new Marquette Law School Poll finds Rep. Tammy Baldwin taking the lead over former Governor Tommy Thompson in the … [Read more...]
MPS’ tough-but-necessary actions cut $1.4 billion from long-term retiree benefit costs, including $117 million annually
Savings help put district on more sustainable path so academic work can continue Tough-but-necessary actions undertaken by Milwaukee Public Schools have cut the district’s long-term retiree health … [Read more...]
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