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Post From Community: Statement from the Food Justice Collective on the passage of historic food and pharmacy justice resolutions
The Food Justice Collective is proud to announce a major victory for our City: the full adoption of five transformative resolutions by the Common Council.
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What to know about the proposed Milwaukee Public Schools budget
Proposed in the budget are more classroom positions, fewer administrative and assistant principal positions, cuts to school breakfast spending and more.
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African American Roundtable launching food access campaign at end of May
The African American Roundtable hopes to address food access and other issues through its Feed the Change MKE campaign.
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Union leaders say MPS plan to reduce class sizes is unrealistic
Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association leaders say existing teacher vacancies and a lack of structure places doubt on the district’s plans.
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Is there a mother or mother-figure you want us to celebrate for Mother’s Day? There’s still time!
We’re asking you, our readers, to share with us a story about a mother you want to honor.
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Post From Community: Milwaukee youth takeover mental health conversation with “1More” campaign
At a time when youth mental health challenges are rising across Milwaukee, a group of local teens are stepping up to lead the conversation.
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Here’s how Milwaukee high school students can learn to drive for $35 this summer
Milwaukee Recreation offers driver’s education classes to Milwaukee Public Schools students at a discounted rate.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
Health groups step in following closure of City on a Hill
During a recent community call, Health Connections Inc. and others shared updates on efforts to help those impacted by the closure.
Posted inCommunity, Housing
Milwaukee’s housing crisis leaves younger adults and families struggling to find stability
With housing instability on the rise among younger adults in Milwaukee, leaders and organizations came together at Wellpoint Care Network to address the crisis and come up with possible solutions for younger adults who see no future for homeownership.