Supporters of the Beerline Trail extension say it will create healthier spaces for businesses and residents.
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Residents debate effect of Beerline Trail extension into Harambee
Supporters of the Beerline Trail extension say it will create healthier spaces for businesses and residents.
Posted inCarousel, Health and Wellness, Neighborhoods
Special Report: Managing Chronic Diabetes
The dramatic increase in type 2 diabetes that has swept the state and the country in the past 20 years has hit low-income minority Milwaukeeans harder than most.
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Low-income car owners rely on street mechanics to remain mobile
When cars break down or need maintenance, owners seek inexpensive labor and street mechanics make a living.
Posted inCarousel, Community, Harambee, Home, Housing, Neighborhoods, News, North, Public Safety
New shelter offers women a chance to leave life on the streets
Clare Community has opened a home for prostitutes and victims of sex trafficking while they transition to a new life.
Posted inArts and Recreation, Carousel, Health and Wellness, Home, Neighborhoods, News, Washington Park, West
Ballroom dance competition keeps students on their toes
Students at 50 Milwaukee schools are preparing to participate in an upcoming ballroom and tap dance competition at the Bradley Center.
Posted inCarousel, Clarke Square, Community, Home, Layton Boulevard West, Lincoln Village, Menomonee Valley, Neighborhoods, News, South, Walker Square
May Day marchers seek tuition equity for undocumented college students
The annual May Day march for immigrant rights brought calls to end deportations, stop detaining people at local courthouses and provide undocumented Wisconsin college students tuition equity.
Posted inCarousel, Economic Development, Education, Home, Lindsay Heights, Neighborhoods, News, North
Construction trades program moves to unused space at North Division
A popular construction skills training program called One Hope Made Strong will hold classes at North Division High School, where it has access to tools and appropriate workspaces.
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New Bucks ownership not game-changer for ‘Fair Play’ campaign
Campaign officials remain steadfast in demanding that if public money is used to pay for a new Bucks arena, it should also pay to improve recreational and athletic facilities at public schools.
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Corner stores fill need for convenience, companionship
Milwaukee’s hundreds of corner stores are microcosms of their neighborhoods.