Lydia Centeno, 58, talks about helping to care for her older sister who died in 2002, 14 years after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
On the Block: Bargains and conversation
Billie Goodwin sets up her yard sale each summer to offer bargains to people who walk by, but what she gives away for free is encouragement and conversation.
Westlawn children start school year with new backpacks, school supplies
The Silver Spring Neighborhood Center distributed backpacks filled with school supplies to children who live in the Westlawn housing development and the surrounding community to help get their school year off to a good start.
On the Block: A different path
Calvin Young, 55, talks about how he was introduced to life on the streets.
Community celebrates Beerline Trail extension
City officials and community leaders officially opened the extension of the Beerline Trail, part of a former railroad line that historically served the brewing industry.
On the Block: Expanding horizons
Terryon Mckinnie, 16, who grew up near 23rd and Chambers, talks about exploring the world around him.
Mayor joins neighbors for walk in Washington Park
Milwaukee Police Department ambassadors joined Mayor Tom Barrett and Washington Park residents Tuesday for a one-mile walk through Washington Park, Metcalfe Park and Martin Drive, culminating in an ice cream social. Barrett is challenging Milwaukeeans to walk 100 miles in 100 days.
On the Block: Staple of the community
Lester Staples talks about the ups and downs of owning a hardware store in the inner city.
On the Block: Parenting
Brandon James, 32, who is expecting his first child, talks about his parents and the kind of parent he wants to be.
On the Block: Rebuild and restore
Larry Keys, born and raised in Lindsay Heights, wants to see the central city revitalized.
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