Families and taxpayers deserve specifics before agreeing to pay hundreds of dollars more in property taxes every year.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service invites community members to submit opinion pieces of 500-800 words on topics of interest to central city Milwaukee. To send a submission for consideration, please email info@milwaukeenns.org. The views expressed are solely those of the authors.
OPINION: My trip to Cuba didn’t make me proud to be an American. We have to do better.
The week and a half I spent in Cuba I didn’t witness supporters of terrorism: I witnessed survivors of it.
OPINION: How do we keep our neighborhoods safe? Three youths share their solutions.
Earlier this year, Safe & Sound hosted an essay contest and asked young people to share how to keep communities safe. Here are the winners and their essays.
OPINION: Hiring workers is vital to speeding up lead-pipe replacement in Milwaukee
Developing pathways for underrepresented communities to enter the water workforce is key to replacing lead laterals.
OPINION: What we learned during our summer internship
High school talents from BrandLab Milwaukee worked with the innovative teams at the Yodelpop marketing firm and News414 for a 10-week summer internship.
OPINION: Deadly chemicals are harming us. The DNR needs more power to correct this.
In Wisconsin, we expect and deserve to have clean rivers and lakes, excellent public schools, and safe neighborhoods.
Over the past 12 years, our Legislature has strayed from those commitments.
OPINION: We can stop conflict by remembering to be humane
Treating people with dignity and respect can create healing moments.
OPINION: Let the heavy lifting begin for ensuring equity for Milwaukee’s Black males
We want Milwaukee to be a region where every young person has what they need to be healthy, safe and thrive.
OPINION: Closing the funding gap for choice schools will build a better Milwaukee future
School choice programs have difficult choices to make because they get significantly less in per-student funding. Without a quality education, we are failing to set children up for success.
OPINION: Women and HIV: Ending the stigma starts with you
Getting rid of the stigma alone won’t end the HIV epidemic. And it won’t address the myriad other issues women face. But so long as the stigma persists, so will HIV.
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