This gallery compiles images from a wide range of community members, sampling some of the remarkable scenes that have unfolded in our city over the past two weeks of sustained marches.
PHOTOS: Neighbors helping neighbors: Metcalfe Park Community Bridges provides resources to 2,000 residents
Metcalfe Park Community Bridges organized its first Mutual Aid Porch Drop-Off Day. Volunteers and staff distributed masks, gloves, voting and census info, food, hygiene products and more to thousands of residents.
PHOTOS: Voting during the coronavirus: Surreal scenes from election day
An unprecedented election day during the COVID-19 pandemic led to memorable scenes at Milwaukee’s five polling places.
Community Heroes: MATC gives Hunger Task Force large donation
The Milwaukee Area Technical College on Friday donated fresh produce from its culinary arts program and food service to the Hunger Task Force.
What’s cooking? Show off your culinary masterpieces
While the quarantine has disrupted many facets of daily life, some in our community have found more time to whip up some home-cooked meals. Whether you’re an amateur or a pro, we want to see what’s been coming out of your kitchen, and, of course, who’s eating.
NEIGHBORHOOD LENS: Mr. Dye’s Pies: A true slice of heaven in Granville
Johnathan Dye — the namesake of Mr. Dye’s Pies — gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how his delicious desserts are made.
NEIGHBORHOOD LENS: Keeping anglers going for 50 years on Center Street
A & C Live Bait is the oldest bait-and-tackle shop in Wisconsin and remains the only black-owned bait-and-tackle shop in the Midwest.
‘Refugee Thanksgiving’ continues holiday tradition
Families from throughout Milwaukee and around the world recently gathered to give thanks and enjoy a delicious meal.
On the walls: More neighborhood murals you should see
Over the summer, NNS photographer Sue Vliet captured images of murals around town, from lesser-known artworks to familiar favorites to pieces whose paint is still wet.
On the walls: An (admittedly) incomplete guide to murals on the South Side
Over the summer, NNS photographer Sue Vliet captured images of murals around town, from lesser-known artworks to familiar favorites to pieces whose paint is still wet.
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