The Friends of Clinton & Bernice Rose Park plans to organize community activities, maintain the park and raise funds. The group recently held its first meeting to hear ideas for the park from residents.
With Swing Park, city hopes to look forward, not back
Almost three years after a local group, in a “guerrilla act,” revived a once-forgotten public space under Holton Street by creating a swing park, the city has taken control of the space, but questions still remain.
Boys & Girls Clubs leader La’Ketta Caldwell elevates voices of youth
La’Ketta Caldwell, program manager at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee, is equally comfortable hanging out with a group of teenagers and expressing herself through film and theater.
Favorite of 2014: ‘Be Girl Project’ teaches leadership through urban arts
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service covered a wide range of stories focused on central city neighborhoods during 2014. NNS reporter Andrea Waxman explains why the story republished here is the favorite of those she wrote this year.
Favorite of 2014: Basketball league builds brotherhood of black role models
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service covered a wide range of stories focused on central city neighborhoods during 2014. NNS reporter Raina Johnson explains why the story republished here is the favorite of those she wrote this year.
Silver City students go door to door seeking support for outdoor mural
Seventh- and eighth-graders from Anna F. Doerfler School are asking residents to support their mural at the intersection of 30th and Scott streets in Layton Boulevard West.
Latino Arts brings high-quality programming to students, community
Latino Arts, Inc. has been offering Milwaukeeans arts education and high-quality performing and visual arts from Latin America, Spain and the Caribbean for more than 20 years.
Native American art show at City Hall ‘bolsters native voices’
The Native American Awareness Project has art on display at City Hall through Wednesday. The exhibit is a boost for Native American artists who may not have had other opportunities to showcase their work.
Headlights illuminate Running Rebels football practice field in Johnsons Park
Parents and coaches shine car headlights in Johnsons Park so that the Running Rebels football team can practice.
Community leader calls on Bucks to consider inner city site for new arena
Rev. Willie Brisco does not believe the Bucks owners or city leadership will take seriously his suggestion to build a new arena in the central city, but he hopes it prompts a discussion about the economic needs of the city’s poor neighborhoods.
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