Among the items discussed was the possibility that UMOS has been tapped to assume funds previously allocated to SDC, a potential buyer for the foreclosed headquarters on North Avenue and a non-binding agreement with a bank that could help SDC resume services.
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What you should know about your rights after judge’s arrest
The arrest of a Milwaukee judge for allegedly obstructing a federal immigration arrest has heightened fears and confusion about immigration policy. Here’s what immigrants and the general public should know about their rights and risks.
7 community leaders share ideas about the future of the Social Development Commission
As the Social Development Commission continues to face challenges, various experts share thoughts about potential ways forward.
A new Trump presidency raises questions for unauthorized immigrants. Here’s what we know.
During Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, he promised stricter border policies and mass deportations. NNS reached out to legal groups, advocacy organizations and lawmakers about what these changes may mean in Milwaukee.
Here’s how to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Milwaukee
Starting on Sept. 15, a variety of activities will be happening in Milwaukee to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
5 things to know and do the weekend of Aug. 16
Learn to manage your finances; receive free school supplies from UMOS; bond with Black men; purchase items from the Walker’s Point Pop-up Market; and attend the Center Daze Festival.
5 things to know and do the weekend of May 3
Participate in the Cinco de Mayo fest at UMOS; help the American Red Cross install smoke alarms; celebrate May Day; engage with mothers; and focus on your mental health.
Milwaukeeans get better access to FoodShare through resource centers
The Hunger Task Force operates three FoodShare Resource Centers, with its newest location bringing FoodShare services back to the Marcia P. Coggs Human Services Center at 1220 W. Vliet St.
NNS Spotlight: How Jesús Salas documents the legacy of Wisconsin farmworkers – and his own
Jesús Salas has written a memoir detailing the lasting impact of Wisconsin’s farmworkers movement.
UPDATED: From free meals to coat drives, how you can keep the holiday season affordable in Milwaukee
Find out where you can get free meals, toys and coats-and how you can contribute to ongoing drives this holiday season.
