It wasn’t his plan, but Maanaan Sabir created a pop-up of The Juice Kitchen and a community watering hole for the summer at 2501 W. North Ave.
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Photos: Tasty Roll bikers roll through Lindsay Heights
The latest Tasty Roll Thursday bike ride took place in Lindsay Heights on July 10.
‘Deepening the crisis’: Pick ‘n Save’s closing creates community uproar
The plan to close the Pick ‘n Save’s North Side location in the Metcalfe Park neighborhood has raised a number of concerns for residents.
More cuts occur at COA, including teen program at Goldin and Skyline Music Series
The teen program is one in a growing list of services that the agency canceled this summer, including the organization’s annual Skyline Music Series, overnight summer camp and its 30-year partnership with Milwaukee Recreation that served youths across the city as a summer program.
Photo gallery: Community members document the environment of Lindsay Heights
Participants plan to display photos at the Lindsay Heights Legacy Days event from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 1 on North Avenue between 14th and 18th streets.
Opinion: Profit or people? The PSC’s choice will shape Wisconsin’s future
The question at hand is not simply whether the PSC will approve more fossil fuel infrastructure. It’s whether the Commission will continue to serve a political system held hostage by corporate imperatives of growth and profit — or rise to meet the moral demands of our moment: to protect the breath, health, and future of the people it was created to serve.
How ThriveOn King in Bronzeville is connecting the community with workforce training
ThriveOn King partners are working together to make the space a center for workforce development, with job training programs active at Versiti on King, JobsWork MKE, Kinship Café and Malaika Early Learning Center.
NNS Spotlight: Wisconsin’s only Black-owned bank moves into new century
Columbia Savings & Loan Association, Wisconsin’s oldest and only Black-owned bank, marked its centennial in 2024 and remains committed to its mission to provide financial services to underserved Black residents in Milwaukee.
Amani United swears in new board; Dominican Center searches for new director
Amani United has new board members as the Dominican Center prepares to hire a new executive director.
Lindsay Heights residents advocate for neighborhood through photo research
A group of nine community members took photos as part of a research project to document environmental stewardship in Lindsay Heights and to allow others to “see what they see.”
