The “Right to Counsel Milwaukee” program provides free legal representation to qualified residents facing eviction or foreclosure.
5 things to know this week in Milwaukee: Sept. 20 to Sept. 25
Take a walk with Milwaukee Recreation; learn about the Clean Slate Milwaukee’s restoration summit; stop by Milwaukee’s drive-thru job fairs; take the community health survey; and swing by the CORE El Centro block party.
LIVING LEGENDS: How Sister Patricia Rogers became a quiet force to be reckoned with in the Amani community
During her 10-year tenure as executive director of the Dominican Center, Sister Patricia Rogers encouraged Amani residents to trust their voices and steer their community toward a better tomorrow.
5 things to do and know the weekend of Sept. 17
Watch “Space Jam” in Johnson Park; take a bike ride through the 30th Street Corridor; attend the re-entry resource fair; visit the final Summer of Healing event; and take a hike and eat tacos with Ayuda Mutua.
What you need to know about increased FoodShare benefits in October
FoodShare recipients should see another bump in benefits, starting Oct. 1, that will continue through at least Sept. 30, 2022.
Six programs to check out if you want to be financially fit
Here are some programs to help you develop financial literacy skills.
Coggs Center resumes full-time in-person service for first time since March 2020
The Marcia P. Coggs Human Services Center reopened this week for full-time in-person service after being closed since March 2020 because of COVID-19 precautions.
PHOTOS: NNS has the best-looking readers. For real.
We loved seeing all your smiling faces this weekend. Check out the photos from Silver City International Festival.
Inside the NNS newsroom: How to get your news published
“Posts from Community” allows the communities NNS serves to get their news published on our site and social media.
Worried about lead poisoning in Wisconsin? Here’s what you should know.
Adults can be lead poisoned, too. Lead is a particular concern for pregnant women because exposure could harm a developing fetus. If your child has elevated lead levels, get yourself tested, too.