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Tobacco compliance checks show progress in Milwaukee
The WAATPN and WTPPN have worked closely with retailers to provide free training on federal and local laws related to tobacco sales, provided free signage and other support.
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We want to hear about your challenges so we can better report about what’s happening in the city, hold our leaders accountable and make sure people have the best information about where to turn for help.
Checking in: How are you doing as we confront the coronavirus?
Milwaukee NNS continues to check in with the community as we cope with the challenges of Covid-19. This week we hear from a mother and daughter who work with youth and families in our neighborhood schools.
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COVID-19 in Milwaukee
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OPINION: Confessions from a 40-year-old ‘senior’ who’s thisclose to getting his undergraduate degree
As this part of my academic journey ends, I thought about a few of the takeaways I’ve gained through my experience as an adult learner.
OPINION: The Bucks may have lost, but Milwaukee definitely won
The Bucks did something many thought was impossible: They brought all of the city together.
At least the celebs involved in the college-bribery scheme value an education. Many of us don’t.
Although the ‘rich rich’ are buying their kids’ admission into college, it’s really black and brown people who pay the ultimate price when we remain indifferent to education.
