GOP Pledge Drive
There's the Susan B. Anthony Pledge, the Anti-Gay Marriage Pledge, and now, the Marriage Vow. This campaign season, the whole pledging thing has rocketed out of control.
Sep 7th, 2011 by Will Durst
A week of anniversaries, joyous and tragic
Bel Canto and Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra commemorate 9/11, while MAM celebrates the Calatrava. And an familiar play returns to the Rep.
Sep 6th, 2011 by Matthew Reddin
Postcards from Made in Milwaukee
Despite a few showers, TCD hosted a very "statuesque" photobooth while hanging out at last weekend's celebration of all things Cream City.
Sep 6th, 2011 by Third Coast Daily
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 5. September 2011
Milwaukee throws open city’s doors By John Gurda Lake Michigan water plan would more than double Waukesha water bills By Don Behm East Town Association names new Executive Director By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Water Council to redevelop Walkers Point warehouse By Andrew Weiland The City Cyclist: Which trail will you take? By Mark Wenzel Foreclosure suit targets Loyalty Building hotel conversion By Tom Daykin Incubator for water-tech firms planned for Walkers Point By Tom Daykin AT&T shows what lies underneath streetcar route on Broadway By Sean Ryan Red Rock Saloon owners buying McGillycuddy’s By Stacy Vogel Davis Downtown: How about a few pop up playgrounds? By Jeff Sherman Lakefront unveils Three Stooges art By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Villard Square GrandFamily Most Valuable Project By Northwest Side Community Connection Grand Avenue: Foreclosure won’t affect mall operations By Business Journal Wind turbine stalled over minority contractor concerns By Michael Timm Enthusiasm mounts to bike the Hoan By Michael Timm Foreclosure suit may bring new Grand Avenue owner By Tom Daykin First chickens are Bay View chickens By Bay View Compass Downtown Marriott site sold; work to begin this year By Tom Daykin Wells and 2nd Streets convert to two-way traffic September 10 By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Park East Square developer files for personal bankruptcy By Tom Daykin Zipcar deal brings new Ford models to UWM, Marquette By Steve Ivey Bike Fed offers valet parking for Badgers football opener By Tom Held Ahern moving facility, jobs from Falls to Menomonee Valley By Tom Daykin Doors placed out on Milwaukee streets this week By Mary-Louise Schumacher Last Day at the Loyalty Building By Diane Bacha 106seeboth joins bar / tapas scene By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers All for one and one for all By Dave Schlabowske Special Report: Communities arent food deserts, but healthy eating eludes many By Joshua McGowan Nonprofit to move to Schlitz Park By The BizTimes Daily Program Offers Open Door to Milwaukees Downtown By wisn.com More food trucks and trailers join the street party By Damien Jaques Long-awaited groundbreaking at Longfellow set for Sept. 16 By Edgar Mendez New Berlin affordable housing project starts next month By Sean Ryan UWM water school plans to undergo city review By Tom Daykin Schlitz Park adds second tenant since renovation announced By Journal Sentinel staff Targeted neighborhood investment produces results By milwaukeecourieronline.com Milwaukee Public Library invites public input about three finalists designs for new East Library branch By Bay View Compass Nine easy ways you can make Milwaukee better By Jeff Sherman Unveiling the Northwest Quadrant By John Parnon The FDOT Reindeer Games Continue on Biscayne Boulevard; 9th Crash in Less Than One Year, 2nd Crash in Four Days By Felipe Azenha 2012 Milwaukee County Budget – Transit Impacted By Coalition for Advancing Transit Save water, grow jobs with smart pricing By William J. Holahan and Charles O. Kroncke Demolition begins at Conway and Kinnickinnic By Katherine Keller Suzys project moves Menomonee Valley closer to jobs goal By Tom Daykin
Sep 5th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Then, now and in the future
Unions have been under attack as of late, but American labor still celebrates its successes -- and plans for more.
Sep 5th, 2011 by Patti Wenzel
A bountiful birdcage
This week, Carly unearths an antique birdcage and finds herself inspired by the terrarium fad of the 1970s -- with charming results.
Sep 4th, 2011 by Carly Rubach
Artists from Milwaukee” at the Haggerty
The latest exhibition, featuring work by ten locally-based artists, reflects a momentary cross section of Milwaukee’s creative energy.
Sep 3rd, 2011 by Kat Murrell
Christmas in September?
On a recent visit to the Grand Avenue Mall, Judith stumbles across a premature winter display and muses on the season to come.
Sep 3rd, 2011 by Judith Ann Moriarty
A design for living well, despite everything
Jeffrey Hatcher's smart play about Lunt and Fontanne shows both the smart set's elegant ways and its human frailties.
Sep 3rd, 2011 by Tom Strini
Friday Photos Friday, 02. September 2011
1910 on Water The Moderne The Moderne The Moderne The Moderne
Sep 2nd, 2011 by Friday Photos
Which trail will you take?
As fall grows near, it brings with it great biking weather. This week, take a break from the Oak Leaf to enjoy a few scenic trails outside of Milwaukee.
Sep 2nd, 2011 by Mark Wenzel
Sex, Violence and Pop Music
In pop music, is overt female sexuality a form of empowerment, or is it undoing decades worth of work in women's movement? Today, Prof. Gillian Rodger and I start the conversation.
Sep 1st, 2011 by Mark Metcalf
