By Karyl Richson Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Milwaukee, WI You probably don’t need a reminder that natural disasters lurk around the corner when we least expect it. Many … [Read more...]
Youth take a step forward
A group of preschoolers marked the completion of the latest stage in their education. Five year old members of the Social Development Commission Head Start- Johnson Square site were recognized at a … [Read more...]
Milwaukee welcomes gospel singer Donnie McClurkin and his exciting three day event covering career, health and education
The three-time GRAMMY Award winner Donnie McClurkin is gearing up for his biggest event to date and it’s not for a concert performance. In fact it’s not about the platinum-selling artist at all; but … [Read more...]
Tribute To Alexis Patterson
May 3, 2011 marked the 9th anniversary of the disappearance of Alexis Patterson. The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office command staff gathered outside Hi-Mount Boulevard Community School for a … [Read more...]
Walker again risks return of Wisconsin tax dollars
Washington, DC – This week, U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore (D-Milwaukee) called on Governor Scott Walker to change his proposal to hire private-sector employees to determine eligibility for food … [Read more...]
Roundy’s Foundation donates $5,000 to Sharp Literacy
In an effort to advance literacy and reinforce the impact that a nutritious breakfast has on a student’s school day, the Roundy’s Foundation made a donation to a special literacy program and served … [Read more...]
AKA Diamond Jubilee Pearls Foundation to host brunch on May 21
The Diamond Jubilee Pearls Foundation of Upsilon Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (R) is sponsoring its Second Annual Mother and Daughter Brunch 2011. This event is a … [Read more...]
BCDI inspires college vision for middle schools students
By Taki S. Raton Students in grades sixth through eight will have the head start opportunity to learn about college preparation, selection and entrance requirements at the Enter the College Zone … [Read more...]
Concerned teens fight to make a difference among peers and the community
Are tobacco products delicious? Or “Manipulicious”? To Milwaukee’s young Fighting Against Corporate Tobacco (FACT) members, the tobacco industry’s youthfully packaged, candy-flavored tobacco products … [Read more...]
Breastfeeding Support event to be held May 19
Aurora Sinai Medical Center announces a free Ice Cream Social at the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Breastfeeding Support Event, Thursday, May 19th from 2:00pm-4:00pm to be held at the Martin … [Read more...]
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