Sharon Adams, co-founder of Walnut Way Conservation Corp., discusses the “under-reported upside” of the city on Milwaukee Public Television’s 4th Street Forum.
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Fondy Farmers Market opens
The Fondy Farmers Market kicks off from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 25 with family activities including live entertainment from local performers, cooking demonstrations and kids’ face painting. The market will also host its 4th annual BBQ Cook-Off with grand prizes of $400 in each category – ribs and chicken. For more information […]
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Local artists showcase talents in Clarke Square
Hecho en Milwaukee, an art collaborative fundraiser sponsored by the Milwaukee Mijas, was held recently at Mitchell Park.
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Bring your own mat
Early risers can get some exercise and help restore the Menomonee Valley by participating in yoga classes every Wednesday in June.
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Outdoor yoga for early risers
Outdoor yoga classes are being offered at 6:45 a.m. every Wednesday in June along the Hank Aaron State Trail, just west of the 35th St. viaduct. Each class is $5 per participant, and those interested should bring mats. In the event of rain, class will meet in the lunch room of Taylor Dynamometer, 3602 W. […]
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Layton Boulevard West Neighbors to unveil Quality of Life Plan topics
Silver City, Burnham Park and Layton Park residents and others who are interested in the future of these neighborhoods will gather June 8 to learn what topics will be addressed in the Layton Boulevard West Quality of Life Plan.
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Clarke Square homes ‘brushed with kindness’
Four Clarke Square residences were rehabbed recently at no cost to homeowners as Habitat for Humanity’s “A Brush With Kindness” program (ABWK) made its way to the neighborhood for the third year in a row.
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Clarke Square homes ‘brushed with kindness’
Four Clarke Square residences were rehabbed recently at no cost to homeowners as Habitat for Humanity’s “A Brush With Kindness” program (ABWK) made its way to the neighborhood for the third year in a row.
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Junior Master Gardeners
Brown Street Academy students carefully plant strawberries as part of the Junior Master Gardeners program at Alice’s Garden.
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Students compete in Academic Olympics
The first-ever Lindsay Heights Academic Olympics will be held Saturday, June 4 at Hopkins Street School, 1503 W. Hopkins. The event is sponsored by the Lindsay Heights Children’s Success Coalition. For more information, contact Mario Hall via email or by calling 414-264-2326.