Jazmyn Smith helps babies and young children with special medical needs develop sensory skills and interpret the world around them in her position as a childcare teacher at the Milwaukee Center for Independence.
NNS on Lake Effect Radio: Charter schools in Milwaukee
NNS reporter Jabril Faraj goes on the air with Mitch Teich of WUWM’s Lake Effect to discuss MPS reconsidering a controversial charter school proposal.
On the Block: Work wanted
Uppermost on Casey Johnson’s mind is finding work. He has no income and he’s ready to take any job he can get.
On the Block: 18 years sober
Annie Davis, 61, talks about how she started using alcohol to escape a painful childhood.
On the Block: Growing justice
Social justice advocate Margaret Rozga reads her poem “Eden” and explains how gardening is a metaphor for activism.
Native American group honors veterans
Flowering Tree, an organization that promotes Native American culture, held an event Saturday honoring veterans, active military members and others who serve the community at the All Nations Senior and Culture Center at 33rd and State Street.
Farmers market opens in Jackson Park
Despite rainy weather, neighborhood residents turned out for the first farmers market in Jackson Park. Vendors sold early summer greens and vegetables, bakery-made bread, gifts and stationary and food truck goodies.
On the Block: Keeping the faith
Alexander James, 24, talks about how spirituality has changed his life.
On the Block: Moving home
Imani Ray, 18, grew up in Milwaukee but moved to Arizona before her senior year of high school. After graduation, she returned to the community she calls home.
Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center Planting Festival
Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center held its “Planting Festival” At the Native Wellness Garden at 6th and Howard over the weekend. Volunteers planted the “3 Sisters Garden,” and the Medicine Wheel Garden, and prepared other areas for planting.
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