Show support for a new organization for Black women; celebrate female rappers in honor of Women’s History Month; learn how to dress professionally; support local vendors; and enjoy Easter festivities in Washington Heights.
Here’s what Milwaukee voters should know about the $252 million MPS referendum
Milwaukee students, educators, taxpayers and policy experts weigh in on the $252 million MPS referendum on the April 2 ballot.
How proposed bus rapid transit line will affect Milwaukee neighborhoods
Residents can share their opinions on plans for CONNECT 2, a bus rapid transit line planned to enhance service on 27th Street and Layton Boulevard.
Some students say ‘no’ to putting police officers back in MPS schools
The Milwaukee Police Department’s presence in Milwaukee Public Schools ended after successful efforts in 2016 and 2020. A new law requires them back in schools, but some students disagree.
5 things to know and do the week of March 25
Receive free food; attend a Walker’s Point community gathering; dispose of your medications; spend the evening networking in Bronzeville; and attend a free health fair at Owen’s Place.
5 things to know and do the weekend of March 22
Compete in a chess tournament with Your Move MKE; search for Easter eggs; explore the intersection between your health and business with BizStarts; attend a mural workshop at Mitchell Street Arts; and participate in activities to raise cancer awareness.
Post From Community: Eric Von Broadcast Fellowship honors its sixth fellow
The Eric Von Broadcast Fellowship has launched the careers of six college graduates. Faithe Colas, Eric‘s wife, recently hosted an annual meet and greet for the sixth Von fellow, Nadya Kelly, at America’s Black Holocaust Museum.
Opinion: Clean water is a basic human right. Yet many of us don’t have it.
Although clean water is a human right, many people, and particularly children, are deprived from it in the USA and all over the world.
Hunger Task Force’s Sherrie Tussler’s nontraditional approach to fighting hunger
Sherrie Tussler has led the Hunger Task Force for 26 years. She will be retiring in June.
5 things to know and do the week of March 18
Learn about crime and safety concerns; take a morning walk along the Hank Aaron Trail; attend a MPS student job fair; get your eyes checked at a vision clinic; and attend a film screening.
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