Resident-led planning sessions for Snail’s Crossing, the latest park to be rehabilitated as part of the MKE Plays initiative, began with a meeting in Riverwest.
Harambee
Civil rights murals mark entry to new Harambee park
Local artists created murals depicting the struggle for fair housing for a new park in the Harambee neighborhood, created through a public-private partnership.
On the Block: ‘You adapt to your environment’
M.D. Dangerfield Jr., 47, talks about what he learned in school.
On the Block: My brother’s keeper
Eric Jefferson, 48, talks about the responsibility we have to our community, our community has to us and we have to each other.
Hair styling is therapy for one Milwaukee mental health worker
Dorothy McCollum is a professional social worker by day and a hair stylist at night.
On the Block: ‘Ignorance is never bliss’
Bessie Jeter, 70, talks about her relationship with her ex-husband.
On the Block: Diana Condon
Diana Condon, 67, picks up litter around her home and business every day, making herself a much-appreciated neighbor.
First-ever Milwaukee marathon draws youth into running
Local youth are prepping for a one-mile race at the Milwaukee Running Festival, which includes a marathon that takes runners through the central city.
Rehabbed foreclosures improve outlook for N. Sixth Street
A cluster of tax-foreclosed homes in the Harambee neighborhood are undergoing renovation through the city’s “scattered sites” program.
On the Block: Memories
Norma Wheeler talks about her husband and his sense of responsibility.
