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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 27. September 2010

Sep 27th, 2010 | By | Category: Bookmarks

The $54 question: Is rail worth it? By Steve Hiniker
Debate forms over Innovation Park’s influence By Joe Lanane
Federal grants add to Hank Aaron and Oak Leaf trails By Tom Held
MARN gets a bricks-and-mortar home By Mary Louise Schumacher
Development Near Transit Too Pricey? Build More Transit By Angie Schmitt
Plan paves [...]



Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 9. August 2010

Aug 9th, 2010 | By | Category: Bookmarks

10 people who are CHANGING MILWAUKEE By Eric Decker and Alysha Schertz
UWM agrees to buy Columbia hospital complex for $20.2 million By Tom Daykin
UWM Innovation Park financing plan goes to Tosa Joint Review Board By Tom Daykin
Philadelphia Water Department moves away from Deep Tunnel-style water management By Steven Vance
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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 24. May 2010

May 24th, 2010 | By | Category: Bookmarks

First impressions of Target Field, or why it’s silly MKE doesn’t have light rail By Michael Hunt
Groups hope to restore Milwaukee’s urban rivers By Tom Tolan
30th Annual Ride for the Arts sponsored by Miller Lite By milwaukeecourieronline.com
Scott Walker says he opposes the KRM commuter rail line By Larry Sandler
A [...]



Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 17. May 2010

May 17th, 2010 | By | Category: Bookmarks

A Milwaukee streetcar named convenience By Matthew Trussoni
The Oh so Efficient Bicycle By copenhagenize.com
Developers Irgens, Lee team on downtown Milwaukee office building Read more: Developers Irgens, Lee team on downtown Milwaukee office building – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: By Pete Millard
Water Council to fund 7 research projects By [...]



Waukesha County Will Love High-Speed Rail

Feb 25th, 2010 | By | Category: Amtrak, Chicago, Madison

The residents of Waukesha County will love the Madison to Milwaukee high-speed rail line once it’s up and running, and not for any reason that readily jumps out at you. Certainly residents of Waukesha County will likely use the train to get to Madison, but that’s not a big sell to the residents. Taking a train from Brookfield or Oconomowoc to the Madison Airport just isn’t all that appealing because of the distance. What is appealing though? First-class comfort from Milwaukee’s western suburbs to the heart of Chicago.