One of the colorful bicycle racks in Thurston Woods. The staff and youth of the Agape Community Center came up with a way to beautify the neighborhood, and inspire kids to bike.
Named for William J. Thurston, an oyster trader who also dealt in real estate, Thurston Woods is very green and tree-lined, giving it the feeling of a suburban neighborhood. It is home to the Agape Community Center and the Historic Berryland housing development.
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Adam Carr is deputy editor for community engagement at Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.
Adam Carr is deputy editor for community engagement at Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.
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