Chip Duncan walks the walk
Filmmaker/author looks at turmoil with a different lens in a book that strives to dispel stereotypes and to offer hope.
Nov 9th, 2009 by Lisa Townsel
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 09. November 2009
Walker’s Point buildings sold; future development site – JSOnline Kohl and Feingold call for stimulus funds for high-speed rail in Wisconsin – BizTimes Alderman: Go green or go away « The Daily Reporter Milwaukee Water System Lease Could Cost Community Millions Per Year — Food & Water Watch Local leaders revolt against wheel tax bill « The Daily Reporter Derse building wins LEED silver status – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: AirTran to expand service again in Milwaukee – BizTimes AirTran to further expand Mitchell service – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Menomonee Valley Industrial Center wins EPA award – JSOnline Milwaukee gets $300,000 brownfield grant Milwaukee organizations to get $320 million in allocation authority for new markets tax credits – BizTimes The Moderne ready to go – BizTimes What the Chancellor Said Help stop defunding of County Parks! | Riverwest Neighborhood Milwaukee council approves Moderne loan « The Daily Reporter Milwaukee council approves loans for The Moderne – BizTimes Moderne loans win committee OK; council approval likely – JSOnline Residents decry county budget cuts – JSOnline 12 News Investigates Why Zoo Interchange Project Slowed To Crawl – Milwaukee News Story – WISN Milwaukee Contractors prep for local preference showdown « The Daily Reporter City may offer free water to lure businesses – JSOnline Department of Interior bill includes funds for Hank Aaron Trail – BizTimes Southwest marks launch of Mitchell service – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: 15,000 reasons to worry about state’s lakes – JSOnline Owner plans to reuse pieces of historic Gipfel brewery – JSOnline Moderne’s property taxes will help pay Park East debt – JSOnline talgo-train-sale.pdf (application/pdf Object) Time running out on Hoan Bridge replacement – JSOnline Chicago firm eyes Milwaukee for properties – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Aldermen could raise garbage fee – JSOnline
Nov 8th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Philomusica Quartet
String quartet in residence at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music plays a strong concert of 20th-century music.
Nov 8th, 2009 by Tom Strini
STOMP at the Milwaukee Theatre
The national tour brings its percussive bash to town with new numbers and a showcase for body movement and creativity.
Nov 7th, 2009 by Peggy Sue Dunigan
Those Panther soccer girls
Monday night update: Panthers will open their NCAA tournament vs. Central Florida Friday in Madison.
Nov 7th, 2009 by Tom Strini
Just in time for the holidays!
TCD searches for great eats and treats.
Nov 7th, 2009 by Lisa Townsel
MSO’s happy Mozart, epic Shostakovich
Young conductor Shi-Yeon Sung makes an impressive debut, pianist Jeremy Denk renders civilized Mozart.
Nov 6th, 2009 by Tom Strini
Fly Over Country soars at Racine Arts Council
A fresh batch of work from four, exceptional local artists highlights some of the vibrancy being produced in the Midwest.
Nov 6th, 2009 by Erin Petersen
Friday Photos Friday, 06. November 2009
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Nov 6th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Theatre Gigante, words then action
Malcolm Tulip's clever word puzzles, and David Gaines' wild, one-man "Seven Samurai"
Nov 5th, 2009 by Tom Strini
Abu’s – New and Improved!
New facelift breathes new life and quality service into East Side landmark that specializes in Middle Eastern cuisine.
Nov 5th, 2009 by Jeffrey Merlot
Q&A with Dale Gutzman and Ray Bradford for The New Century
Two Milwaukee powerhouses talk about the daunting task of staging Paul Rudnick's most recent work.
Nov 5th, 2009 by Paul Masterson
