Milwaukee Innovation Week
Milwaukee Innovation Week is June 6 - 11, and Mark Metcalf talks with Laurel Osman and Angela Damiani to preview the week's events.
Jun 5th, 2012 by Mark Metcalf
Summer bursts onto the arts scene
The MSO kindles a fiery finale, new works go on display at the Haggerty, Pridefest opens, and summer favorites bloom.
Jun 5th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 4. June 2012
Fondy Food Center in tight race for fruit orchard By Jennifer Reinke Sydney Hih demo may begin next week By Mary Louise Schumacher Downtown group launches monthly shopping events By Stacy Vogel Davis Investor buying partly completed Staybridge hotel By Tom Daykin High bid for Milwaukee Staybridge is $12.4M By Sean Ryan Milwaukee wind turbine report card By Matt Howard Food trucks offer moveable local feasts By Lori Fredrich Victory Garden Initiative aims to make city ‘harvestable’ By Jennifer Reinke My MIlwaukee’s Bloggers By Ashley Brandt MARKET SNAPSHOT: Vacancy in Milwaukee Ticks Up Slightly with Expanding Development By Philip Shea Murphy’s Law: Did the State Screw Talgo? By Bruce Murphy New Zoning Would Allow Taller East Side Buildings By Jeramey Jannene 15th Annual Mayor’s Design Award Winners Announced (Photo Gallery) By Jeramey Jannene Former Esser Paint, Tower sites get cleanup grants By Tom Daykin Milwaukee panel backs vehicle charging station By Larry Sandler Martin Drive Neighborhood gains two Little Free Libraries By Kate Sheka Downtown trolley kicks off 2012 season By Katie DeLong Tale of two cities: sustainability trailblazers in America’s heartland By Leon Kaye Biking Takes Spotlight this Summer By Dave Reid Photo 12: The colorful bike racks of Thurston Woods By Adam Carr County adopts resolution ending ICE detainers for non-criminal immigrants By Edgar Mendez Hopes rise along with Sohi Lofts By Georgia Pabst Market Trend: Milwaukee’s Retail Vacancy Decreases to 6.6% By Justin Sumner True Blue: Take me out to the Downtown Tailgate By Dan Shafer Talgo hosts more than 1,000 visitors at Milwaukee central city factory By The Milwaukee Courier Raised bicycle lane protects cyclists from vehicles By Sharita Erves Slideshow: Construction of downtown Marriott hotel By Sean Ryan Trane moving office to Walker’s Point from West Allis By Tom Daykin
Jun 4th, 2012 by Dave Reid
The Farley Fiasco
Is the County board punishing Abele’s aide Patrick Farley for whistle blowing?
Jun 4th, 2012 by Bruce Murphy
Welcome to Pink Banana’s (end of the) world
Most of the plays in this year's One-Act Festival at Next Act shine like a burning, Earth-destroying asteroid.
Jun 3rd, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
And sometimes to books
Kat Murrell's new column debuts with comments on new books by Alain de Botton and George Lois.
Jun 2nd, 2012 by Kat Murrell
“Urban Turban” needs more funky nuggets
Jeff Moody reviews Cornershop's "Urban Turban" with the help of Swami George.
Jun 2nd, 2012 by Jeff Moody
Destiny, chance and circumstance
UWM's annual summer dance show, with faculty and guest choreographers and student dancers, tackles the big issues.
Jun 2nd, 2012 by Jennifer Reinke
Russian thrills from a Peruvian guest conductor
Miguel Harth-Bedoya and the Milwaukee Symphony excel with Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" and Prokofiev's "Alexander Nevsky."
Jun 2nd, 2012 by Tom Strini
Bill Clinton campaigns with Barrett at Pere Marquette Park
Clinton comes to speak, stays to talk, greeting hundreds after his 18-minute speech at a downtown campaign rally with Tom Barrett. Photo gallery by Lacy Landre.
Jun 1st, 2012 by Michael Horne
The apocalypse, foreshadowed at Pink Banana
The independent company's annual One-Act Festival features seven plays led by six directors, all focusing on "The End of the World." Opens tonight.
Jun 1st, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
First time voters take to the polls
Mark Metcalf talks with six high school students, who will cast their very first votes in the historic recall election on June 5.
Jun 1st, 2012 by Mark Metcalf
