Milwaukee remains in Phase 4 of reopening. Here are other things you need to know this week.
The coronavirus is far from over: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of June 29
Milwaukee enters Phase 4 of its COVID-19 orders Wednesday, July 1. The phase will last a minimum of 14 days, which is the incubation period of COVID-19.
What you need to know about youth summer camps during the coronavirus
Despite COVID-19, there are still options in person and online for children to have a safe and enriching summer.
Resources for homeowners who need to make crucial repairs during the coronavirus
Many nonprofit agencies and city programs continue to offer critical housing repair services. Here is a list of resources.
‘We expect, encounter and survive in crisis situations all the time’: How Milwaukee grassroots leaders mobilized to help voters on Election Day
Although voting during the coronavirus pandemic created challenges, community leaders say living in Milwaukee has taught them to be ready for any crisis.
How to help senior citizens during the coronavirus pandemic
Now, more than ever, it’s important to stay connected. Here’s how you can help senior citizens during the pandemic.
Community Heroes: Meet Milwaukee’s queen of rapid response for those in need
When the going gets tough, many residents are lucky to have Shavonda Sisson, who raises money in real time for those who need it.
6 events to celebrate Women’s History Month in Milwaukee
March is Women’s History Month. Here are a few of the many events recognizing and celebrating black and brown women in Milwaukee.
‘It can take a toll’: How caregivers can help themselves and their loved ones
Taking care of yourself and a loved one can prove to be a difficult juggling act. Here are some resources to help bring balance.
9 ways to celebrate Black History Month in Milwaukee
Here’s a rundown of events celebrating Black History Month in Milwaukee.
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