Ryan Braun’s Graffito
This week, Ashley enjoys waterfront views and samples the 'scratch Italian cooking' at the recently re-opened Third Ward restaurant.
Jul 7th, 2011 by Ashley Brandt
Fireworks and Country legends
TCD captures a fabulous Independence Day weekend in Milwaukee, filled with great music, lakefront festivities and a massive fireworks show.
Jul 6th, 2011 by Third Coast Daily
CORE/El Centro – Healing mind, body and soul
The holistic healing center has formed a community of organizations and volunteers to serve low-income Milwaukeeans and instill a sense of camaraderie among marginalized populations.
Jul 6th, 2011 by Aaron Knapp
Orderly Disorder Zine Tour stops in Milwaukee
The Fly Away Zine Mobile wraps up its nationwide tour in Milwaukee, bringing with it a group of zinester librarians to read, explore and promote alternative media.
Jul 6th, 2011 by Jeremy Behreandt
Crime and Punishment, abridged at APT
Dostoyevsky's novel, in American Players Theatre's 90-minute version, engages, bores, and re-engages.
Jul 5th, 2011 by Tom Strini
Summerfest takes over
A little bit of dance, a little theater here and a lot in Spring Green. Otherwise, this week is all about Summerfest.
Jul 5th, 2011 by Matthew Reddin
Chill on the Hill
In this installment of our series, we lay down on the grass of Humboldt Park to take in a marching band and all-female rockabilly.
Jul 5th, 2011 by Nickolas Nikolic
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 4. July 2011
The City Cyclist: Follow the River By Mark Wenzel Downtown Milwaukee Night Out By BID21 Senior housing transformation at Sacred Heart By Michael Timm Raised bike lane for Bay Street in Bay View By Bay View Compass Coal pile’s days likely numbered By Bay View Compass Dan Adams Knows a Thing or Two About Burnham Park/Neighborhood Project Week 2 By Lisa Goldman Soldiers Home named national landmark By Mary Louise Schumacher PNC Bank buys tax credits to help finance Westlawn redevelopment By Tom Daykin Scattered-Site Rental Housing By Max Max Barrett launches discounted water rate program By Doris Hajewski Mandel and city officials reach agreement on North End loan By Real Estate Weekly Real Estate Spotlight: Schlitz Park upgrades could increase competition for class B office tenants By Real Estate Weekly Summerfest begins today with revamped grounds By Real Estate Weekly New Berlin City Council meets for first since federal gov. filed lawsuit By fox6now.com Group proposes regional hub around Mitchell International Airport called aerotropolis By fox6now.com Latitude Apartments 100 percent leased By Real Estate Weekly ICC seeks development proposals for its property By Real Estate Weekly Citys first raised bicycle lane is getting on track By Tom Held Zoning changes recommended for Port redevelopment area By Tom Daykin B-cycle sets the stage for bike sharing in Milwaukee By Tom Held Toppers launches pizza truck By Doris Hajewski Bader gift supports construction of UWM science complex By The Business Journal Downtown Books to split into three locations By Tom Daykin Mandel and city officials reach agreement on $4.6 million North End loan By The BizTimes Daily Mandel, city of Milwaukee reach agreement for North End loan By Sean Ryan Mandel, city officials reach deal on proposed North End loan By Tom Daykin Streetcar: An economic engine for Downtown and the entire city By Jeff Sherman City proposes sale of tax-foreclosed homes to Gorman & Co. By Tom Daykin Milwaukee makes impression as convention host By Stacy Vogel Davis County balancing act: Abele seeks revenue boost to balance budget By Rich Kirchen Grand ideas By Alysha Schertz
Jul 4th, 2011 by Dave Reid
How well do you know the First Amendment?
As you celebrate our country's independence today, take time to test your knowledge of some of our most important freedoms.
Jul 4th, 2011 by Patti Wenzel
APT’s “Taming of the Shrew” a sly boost for Shrew Liberation
Surrender to a man is a feminist victory for Woman in this smart APT production.
Jul 4th, 2011 by Tom Strini
Fireworks and Owl City
In our first photographic installment, our crew checks out the crowded opening night, plus we get up-close and personal with synthpop rockers from Minnesota.
Jul 4th, 2011 by Third Coast Daily
American Players Theatre’s intimate, subtle and varied “Glass Menagerie”
In Tennessee Williams' classic of American family dysfunction, APT finds the rueful laughter amid the sorrow.
Jul 3rd, 2011 by Tom Strini
