A Stop Foreclosures and Evictions, Moratorium NOW! public meeting will be held at the Amalgamated Transit Union hall, 734 N. 26th Street, Milwaukee on Saturday, June 23 beginning at 1 p.m. The event, … [Read more...]
TSU Milwaukee Alumni Association offers scholarship opportunity
By Taki S. Raton The Milwaukee Alumni Association announces a scholarship offering for Tennessee State University (TSU). To qualify for assistance, the applicant must be a graduating high school … [Read more...]
Montaous Walton, “bogus” future big leaguer finds himself in legal trouble
By Lynda Jones Montaous Walton, a young African American man who falsely claimed to be a future baseball big leaguer was arrested this week for continuing to pose as a professional baseball … [Read more...]
New president of SDC Foundation
Jasmine Johnson has taken the office of President of the Social Development Foundation. The 31-year old Milwaukee native was elected to the position and officially took office at the Foundation’s June … [Read more...]
43,000 Wisconsin young adults gain health coverage due to Obamacare
Continues climb from original 27,511 that gained coverage as of June 2011 Madison – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced today that the number of insured young adults has … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Center for Leadership Development’s youth leader, Harvey Buckner if elected governor of Badger Boys State 2012 Session
Harvey Buckner, a 2012 graduate of the Milwaukee Center for Leadership Development’s (MCLD) Executive Youth Leadership program, was elected governor, this past Thursday, June 14, 2012 of the Badger … [Read more...]
Free Appliance Recycling Program offers $30 incentive and reduces energy consumption for Wisconsin residents
Focus on Energy, Wisconsin utilities’ statewide program for energy efficiency and renewable energy, recently launched a free Appliance Recycling Program to help Wisconsin residents save money and … [Read more...]
Fathers connect to resources through barbershops
Milwaukee area fathers were able to learn about valuable resources through a tradition form of social media… the barbershop during this past Father’s Day Weekend. Saturday is traditionally a day … [Read more...]
Mayor hosts 3rd Annual Infant Mortality Summit
Changing the Social Determinants of Health Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and the City of Milwaukee Health Department hosted the 3rd annual Infant Mortality Summit recently. This year’s theme was … [Read more...]
Community leaders vow to monitor case for Darius Simmons
13 year-old’s accused killer pleads not quilty in court this week By Lynda L. Jones Community leaders varying from ministers, students, political leaders, and community activists have vowed to … [Read more...]
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