After constantly being the “only Asian Americans in the room,” a group created ElevAsian to connect members of the Asian Pacific community and to build bridges across the city.
Andrea Waxman
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Four graduates you should know and will likely work for one day
Years of work are paying off in the next few weeks for graduates who are walking onto stages around the city to receive their diplomas. Meet four young scholars who are going places.
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‘It’s long overdue’: Bronzeville business owners welcome streetcar extension
Many Bronzeville business owners believe The Hop will spur economic development, allow better access to downtown and create pedestrian-friendly streets.
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Places to take the woman you love on Mother’s Day
Here are some local eateries offering Mother’s Day brunches or specials this year — reservations are highly recommended.
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‘I feel most at peace during this month’: What Ramadan looks like in Milwaukee
Ramadan, one of the “five pillars,” or most important duties of Islam, began Sunday night. Here’s how Milwaukee’s diverse Muslim community is observing.
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Meet the best mothers in Milwaukee
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, so we are honoring some of Milwaukee’s finest. And we offer suggestions of where you can take your shero to eat.
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What you need to know about the St. Joseph Hospital controversy
There’s been lots of community angst over cuts at Ascension St. Joseph Hospital. Here’s an explainer to catch you up on the issues.
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On the Block: Back to safety and how we once were
Kellie Carson, a Milwaukee native and Lincoln Center of the Arts teacher, stopped in at Shindig Coffee in the Sherman Phoenix on a recent Saturday morning. There she shared her perspective on what is needed to improve life in the central city.
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Can Milwaukee’s communities of color cash in on the Democratic National Convention?
With more than a year to go, Milwaukee’s minority business leaders ponder ways to help their communities benefit from the city’s moment on the national stage.
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Discover a new favorite dining spot during Black Restaurant Week
Here’s an opportunity, and an excuse if you need one, to indulge in great local food and support black entrepreneurship. Beginning Sunday, April 14 BlankSpaceMke is launching its fourth annual Black Restaurant Week.