Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reporters covered a wide range of stories in 2017. NNS reporter Elizabeth Baker explains why this story, originally published on Oct. 4, is her favorite among those she wrote this year.
Favorite of 2017: Common Council votes to strengthen response to threat of lead exposure
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reporters covered a wide range of stories in 2017. NNS reporter Jabril Faraj explains why this story, originally published earlier this month, is his favorite among those he wrote this year.
Favorite of 2017: Open housing marches placed spotlight on racial discrimination, segregation
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reporters covered a wide range of stories in 2017. NNS reporter Andrea Waxman explains why this story, originally published on June 12, is her favorite among those she wrote this year.
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Greater Milwaukee Foundation reports ‘On the Table’ results, plans for next year
More than 5,400 people participated in the first On the Table event in October, and Greater Milwaukee Foundation hopes to recruit more youth and enhance racial diversity in 2018.
Milwaukeeans not surprised over explicit acts of racism by sewer company employees
Community members are split on what consequences American Sewer Services should face after two separate photos surfaced of its employees carrying guns and displaying hateful symbols on the job.
Opioid death toll surpasses 300, while Opioid Task Force struggles to meet
The City-County Opioid, Heroin and Cocaine Task Force has cancelled one-third of its scheduled meetings since it was created earlier this year. However, Task Force members are assuring the public that work to combat the epidemic continues behind the scenes.
New campaign to end child poverty aims for 10,000 signatures
Religious leaders and anti-poverty groups outlined a new campaign that is intended to cut child poverty across the state in half in the next 10 years.
South Siders weigh in on Cristo Rey’s upcoming move to Clarke Square
South Side community leaders are looking forward to the school’s move into the vacant Pick ‘n Save on National Avenue.
‘Sistas Got This Too’ brings young women to 500 Tuxedos event
For the second year, a group of African-American women professionals offered a free program for teen girls to build skills and enhance their confidence.
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