Sewer relocation has this stretch of the Park East seeing activity for the first time in ten years.
Sewer relocation has this stretch of the Park East seeing activity for the first time in ten years. Back to the full article.
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Can we please stop calling this a Corporate give away. The lot has been empty for twenty years with no takers in site. As you explain in your article millions of dollars have to be invested into the lot just to make it of value. Is this any different than Mayor Barret giving the Pabst theater away for $1 when it to needed millions of dollars in upkeep. Thank you Michael Cudahy.
It is time to move forward. What is done is done. Let’s make the most of the oppurtunity That this construction boom in our city presents. First, let’s make sure we hire & train the cronic un & under employed in our community. Second,let’s set a goal of at least 10% of the future work force needs come from those who are trying to re-enter our society after paying there due in prison or incarceration. Let’s help them develope employability skills necessary to get, keep and advance in meaningful work.And finnally let’s make this a great tourist destination with active displays of our TV culture a.k.a. “Happy Days”, “Laverne & Shirley” & ” That 70’s Show”. Let’s have a little fun with it at perhaps our own expense thus showing our intrinsict sense of humor. Milwaukee’s Greatest Virtue the “ability to laugh at ourselves”