Although voting during the coronavirus pandemic created challenges, community leaders say living in Milwaukee has taught them to be ready for any crisis.
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5 things to know the week of April 13 in Milwaukee: The COVID-19 edition
Election results to be released; MCTS updates regulations; Urban Ecology Center launches new program; Medical College of Wisconsin hosts community webinars; and Milwaukee celebrates 414 Day.
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12 community livestreams you should check out during COVID-19
Check out the places and people offering virtual classes, workshops and performances on everything from art to wellness to fitness.
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5 things to do and know this weekend: COVID-19 edition
Have a dance party with your kids, support undocumented families, get active with Milwaukee Recreation, learn about mortgage payment plans and check out “3 o’clock with SOC.”
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14 resources to help you financially weather the COVID-19 storm
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many in financial distress. Here are resources to help you navigate the pandemic.
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Post from Community: Starting Thursday, April 9, buses will allow no more than 10 passengers to ride
Starting Thursday, April 9 and lasting until further notice, a maximum of 10 passengers will be allowed on a bus at any given time. Capping the number of riders on each bus should help occupants avoid close contact with others.
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PHOTOS: Voting during the coronavirus: Surreal scenes from election day
An unprecedented election day during the COVID-19 pandemic led to memorable scenes at Milwaukee’s five polling places.
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Braving the ballot box: Here’s what Milwaukee residents, political organizers say about voting during the coronavirus
Amid the deadly coronavirus pandemic, thousands turn out to cast their vote. Here’s what they said about a memorable day in Milwaukee.
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Community Heroes: ‘Sometimes people need help’: How one woman stepped up to help feed the community during the coronavirus
When Shaheen Saiyed saw a need in her community, she stepped up. Now, residents can get help through the Maruf Grocery Kit at local supermarkets.
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Post from Community: Meet 9 recipients of MKE Responds grants
MKE Responds provides resources to organizations working in the greater Milwaukee area with communities disproportionately impacted by coronavirus and its economic consequences. Here are some of the recipients.