The Historical African American Teachers (HAAT) organization held its 9th Luncheon last week at Serb Hall. Honored for his many years in photography for Milwaukee’s community newspapers was Harry Kemp … [Read more...]
Marquette Law School hosts international conference on clergy sex abuse scandal
Harm, hope and healing to examine the crisis and the way forward Marquette University Law School will host an international conference on the clergy sex abuse scandal that has shaken the Catholic … [Read more...]
Get Happy, Get Healthy, author Dr. Ian Smith headlines Delta Memorial Endowment Fund’s Literary Luncheon
Event promotes African American literature and awards scholarships to students What does it take to find happiness? Medical and diet expert Dr. Ian Smith will share tips as he discusses his latest … [Read more...]
BloodCenter of Wisconsin promotes National Donate Life Month with call to Share Life
BloodCenter of Wisconsin is sponsoring a variety of events and activities to promote National Donate Life Month in April and spread the call to Share Life. “It is a month to both remember and … [Read more...]
MPS parents, advocates, alumni unite to save public schools statewide
Parent advocates in the Milwaukee Public Schools will meet March 30 to talk about what they can do collectively to help save local educational programs and opportunities for students in the city and … [Read more...]
Reconnecting fathers with children
A pilot program is successfully connecting Milwaukee area fathers with the lives of their children. The On My Shoulders program is improving the quality of father-child and co-parenting … [Read more...]
Notice of Spring Election, Special Election and Sample Ballots
NOTICE OF SPRING ELECTION, SPECIAL ELECTION AND SAMPLE BALLOTS APRIL 5, 2011 OFFICE OF THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE: Notice is hereby … [Read more...]
New school seeks to make Milwaukee healthier
Community connections are so important at urban research universities, and we are making excellent progress on one of our most important new connections: the UWM School of Public Health. A very … [Read more...]
Residency changes could have devastating effect on city
By Lynda Jones Under the proposed Senate Bill 30 the elimination of Milwaukee’s residency requirements for city police officers and firefighters is on the table. Mayor Tom Barrett along with … [Read more...]
Historical African American Teachers (HAAT) celebrates pioneer teachers who taught in the Milwaukee Public School system
The Milwaukee Courier joined with the Historical African American Teachers (HAAT) with celebrating pioneer teachers who taught in the Milwaukee Public School system. For the past few months, HAAT … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 659
- 660
- 661
- 662
- 663
- …
- 737
- Next Page »