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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 19. July 2010

Jul 19th, 2010 | By Dave Reid | Category: Bookmarks

Company Picks Milwaukee As Manufacturing Location By wisn.com
Exploring Cities By Rob Pitingolo
High speed rail is focus of brown bag lunch meeting July 22 at Public Market By Robert Bauman
Some believe sales tax is way to go to boost transit systems By Joe Potente
Milwaukee – A Walker’s Paradise By Andrew Knee
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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 21. June 2010

Jun 21st, 2010 | By Dave Reid | Category: Bookmarks

Apartments planned for Commerce St. riverfront likely getting tax credits By Tom Daykin
Tower Automotive site, Art Museum to be used in “Transformers 3″ scenes By Tom Daykin
Glorioso grocery plans get heat By Milwaukee News Buzz
Erie Street Plaza gets aspens instead of bamboo By Mary Louise Schumacher
New report shows biking [...]



Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 14. June 2010

Jun 14th, 2010 | By Dave Reid | Category: Bookmarks

Water school project tests university budget By Sean Ryan
WUWM: The Gathering Waters Festival By Tom Luljak
How walkable is your neighborhood? By milwaukeenewsbuzz.com
Waukesha forced to reveal water construction costs By Sean Ryan
UWM students to pay new fee for basketball arena By Sharif Durhams
Milwaukee County has most of area’s population [...]



Apparently, My Mom Isn’t Welcome in Bay View

May 28th, 2009 | By Dave Reid | Category: Bay View, Eco Bay

Recently I moved my mother from a single family home into a low-income subsidized senior housing development. It wasn’t fun, or easy, but it was necessary. It’s vitally important that all of our communities have facilities like these, as imperfect as they might be, to allow our aging population safe and clean housing to live in. Unfortunately, there is a severe shortage of affordable units, not just in Milwaukee or the Bay View neighborhood, but nationally.



City Plan Commission March 3rd, 2008 Meeting Notes

Mar 6th, 2008 | By Dave Reid | Category: City Plan Commission

One item of note was the request for a changing in zoning from Industrial Heavy and Park to General Planned Development that had been held at the last City Plan Commission meeting. The approval of this resolution would be next step in allowing the Empowerment Village low income housing project to be built [...]