Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 3. October 2011
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- Gorman & Company, Inc Requesting BIDs for Pabst Brewhouse Project By milwaukeecourieronline.com
- Marquette to celebrate opening of new Engineering Hall By The BizTimes Daily
- Northwestern Mutual to demolish downtown office building By The BizTimes Daily
- Milwaukee opens its recycling to more items By Lee Bergquist
- Groundbreaking planned for Mitchell Street apartment building By The BizTimes Daily
- Diverse team to tackle education in Milwaukee By Erin Richards and Tom Tolan
- Northwestern Mutual to replace 16-story downtown building By Tom Daykin
- Fish farm proposal surfaces near Story Hill neighborhood By Tom Daykin
- Abele budget to avoid transit cuts By The Business Journal
- Taxi drivers file lawsuit against City of Milwaukee for law limiting taxicab permits By fox6now.com
- Barrett budget has small levy increase By The Business Journal
- Bauman calls public hearing for Menomonee Valley coal plant By The BizTimes Daily
- Cycling in Milwaukee By Steven Vance
- Menomonee Valley design wins award By Eddee Daniel
- In “Broke” Wisconsin, New Interchange, Road To Serve Pabst Farms Mall Never Built By James Rowen
- Work begins to extend the Hank Aaron State Trail By Tom Held
- Abele plan taps federal funds to save bus lines By Larry Sandler
- Report says county transit cuts would make jobs inaccessible By The BizTimes Daily
- Get Out: 2011 Milwaukee Film Festival is Here! By Karen Cinpinski
- MMSD to pay $833,960 for deconstruction of 16 houses By Don Behm
- ‘Doors Open’ instills new tradition in Milwaukee By Natasha Anderson
- Cab drivers to sue Milwaukee over limit on permits By Bruce Vielmetti
- Milwaukee mayor’s budget cuts 12 firefighter jobs By Larry Sandler
- MSOE land swap talks continue; cleanup costs at issue By Tom Daykin
- Transit cuts put jobs out of reach of workers with out cars By Larry Sandler
- More apartments proposed in Milwaukee By Sean Ryan
- ’50s Michigan Street Diner all shook up over lease, foreclosure spat By Tom Daykin
- $20 million cleanup of PCBs in Lincoln Park begins By Lee Bergquist
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