With schools closed statewide, we are checking in with educators to see how they are doing as they navigate the coronavirus and virtual instruction.
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Follow the latest coverage of COVID-19 in Milwaukee.
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5 things to know the week of April 20 in Milwaukee: The COVID-19 edition
Walnut Way is offering two webinars; sign up for free yoga classes for youth; check out the DNC’s new website; help honor healthcare workers; and the Love Your Block grant extends boundaries and deadline.
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She started jumping rope for laughs. Now she has a Facebook group with nearly 30,000 members.
LaDonna Telford has put Milwaukee on the map with her popular Jump Rope Squad – Jump for Joy Facebook group.
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5 things to do and know this weekend: April 17 through April 19
Here’s what you need to know: Gerald L. Ignace Health Center offers COVID-19 testing; Pete’s Pops is open; Nō Studios is going unplugged on Facebook Live; the tax return date has been extended; and Home to Stay is full of resources.
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OPINION: ‘We need your help to keep our caregivers safe’: A letter to our community about COVID-19
Leaders of Milwaukee’s health care providers write a letter to the community with suggestions on how everyone can help in their response to COVID-19.
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What you need to know about the coronavirus stimulus checks and how to spend them
What you need to know about the federal stimulus payments, part of the COVID-19 recovery package, that began arriving this week.
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NNS on WGLB radio: Deputy editor Adam Carr calls in to discuss election and coronavirus coverage
NNS deputy editor Adam Carr called in to WGLB to discuss NNS’s recent COVID-19 coverage with Saryea Murchison and Dennis Walton of WGLB.
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Checking in: How are you doing as we confront the coronavirus?
We continue to check in with our neighbors to see how they are doing as we all weather the challenges of living during COVID-19.
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OPINION: South Korea can teach the U.S. lessons in how to contain the coronavirus
Nicholas Kane, who grew up in West Allis, shares lessons he’s witnessed seeing an effective response to COVID-19 play out in South Korea.
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What’s it like to test positive for the coronavirus? We talk to three residents to find out.
With the number of COVID-19-related deaths in Milwaukee increasing, we talk to three community members who are surviving.