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Because Scott Walker Asked, Fred Kasten Gave
His now famous $10,000 check was just a third of his property tax bill on his $1.1 million home.
Sep 30th, 2016 by Michael Horne
The Story of UPAF
22,000 donors support it, and 15 performing arts groups benefit. But the impact on the broader economy is huge.
Jul 6th, 2015 by Helen Koth
Has School Choice Led to Less Arts Funding?
Donations to arts groups have plummeted while giving to education has soared. Why?
Jul 30th, 2014 by Bruce Murphy
Park(ing) Day Across America
Milwaukee wasn't the only city celebrating the day, as these photos document.
Sep 27th, 2013 by Angie Schmitt
Chad Piechocki
How did a West Point man became a playwright and director of the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center?
Nov 25th, 2012 by Molly Kessler
The Slow Demise of Sydney Hih
Sydney Hih could be saved, a witch hunt on North Ave, UWM has a baseball team (?), and Alderman Jose Perez wins a game for the Brewers.
Jun 6th, 2012 by Jeramey Jannene
Biking Takes Spotlight this Summer
Highlights include 76 miles of new or improved bike lanes, and a raised bike lane for Bay View.
May 30th, 2012 by Dave Reid
UPAF, My Ride, and Sunday Streets for Milwaukee?
This past weekend I took part in the United Performing Arts Fund’s 29th annual Miller Lite Ride for the Arts, it was great to see thousands of people show up bright and early to take part in the ride. This event brought together two goals, supporting the arts and promoting more bike riding, that fit perfectly with the creation of a vibrant city. The day of the ride was cold, and it rained part of the way through, but the experience of seeing so much of Milwaukee at a pace where you can actually take it in got me thinking.
Jun 9th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Is Jim Sensenbrenner America’s Cheapest Congressman?
It must be tough being married to James Sensenbrenner.
Aug 30th, 2001 by Bruce Murphy
