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.
Lindsay Heights
Photos: Tasty Roll bikers roll through Lindsay Heights
The latest Tasty Roll Thursday bike ride took place in Lindsay Heights on July 10.
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.
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.”
Groups urge We Energies to end shut-offs for nonpayment
Community groups urge We Energies not to shut off utilities for nonpayment because of rising prices on other necessities such as food and rent.
LIVING LEGENDS: Reuben Harpole’s secret: Be true to the day you were born
Reuben Harpole and his late wife, Mildred, had founding roles or involvement in many of the organizations that serve Milwaukee neighborhoods today.
UPDATE: Aisha Carr reports move into MPS District 4 after living outside the area during school board race
Aisha Carr, who lived outside Milwaukee Public Schools’ District 4 while running for the school board, has moved into the district and begun her term on time.
Milwaukee’s ‘Food Fairy’ keeps giving . . . and going
For Laura Manriquez, community service has often centered around making sure her neighbors, especially children, have enough to eat every day.
Wisconsin tells voters to request ballots now in push to improve mail-in voting
Wisconsin will send absentee applications to 2.6 million voters to help ensure their votes are counted in November
