The city will not hold a primary election on Feb. 17, but is prepping for the April 7 spring election.
Meredith Melland
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Celebrate Black History Month at these events in Milwaukee
Organizations across the city are hosting panels, celebrations, award ceremonies, workshops and other events to celebrate Black History Month.
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Former SDC properties repossessed by lender at auction
Pending approval by a judge, Forward Community Investments will take possession of the Social Development Commission’s foreclosed properties.
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Through events and casual conversations, Martin Drive neighbors foster connection
The Martin Drive Neighborhood Association has been working for decades to support resident engagement and bring resources to the area.
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Dominican Center reduces staff as part of ‘long-term sustainability planning’
The Dominican Center said the cuts are part of a sustainability plan created with board oversight.
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MLK Scholarships Milwaukee: 50 years of supporting local students
Founded by three local pastors in 1976, the scholarship program supports students who capture the spirit and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Social Development Commission weighs options as funds run low
The Social Development Commission must decide on its next steps as it deals with dwindling funds, limited resources and ongoing legal claims.
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Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day at these events today in Milwaukee
Opportunities to honor King’s legacy Monday include performances, workshops, service volunteering, meals and more.
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15 ways to celebrate MLK Day in Milwaukee
Opportunities to honor King’s legacy include performances, workshops, service volunteering, meals and more.
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UMOS expands food pantry, housing and other programs with new anti-poverty funding
UMOS is offering food, rental and mortgage assistance and health services for low-income residents with $2.1 million in funding that the state previously allocated to the Social Development Commission.