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Third Ward Wine Store Closes

Third Ward Wine Store Closes

Vino Third Ward has shuttered and its storefront is for lease.

Anchor Tenants Leaving 3rd Street Market Hall

Anchor Tenants Leaving 3rd Street Market Hall

New restaurant from Minnesota planned as replacement.

Cardboard Beds Dramatize Hidden Crisis

Cardboard Beds Dramatize Hidden Crisis

Temporary art installation by nonprofit Courage+ highlights LGBTQ+ homelessness.

Vacant Buildings Along 6th Street Will Get New Life

Vacant Buildings Along 6th Street Will Get New Life

Crystal Lemmer's burgeoning real estate career is expanding to commercial properties.

Design Contest Seeks to Save Historic Building

Design Contest Seeks to Save Historic Building

Milwaukee Preservation Alliance plans 'Brick by Brick' event for old Third Ward tavern.

Growing Personal Injury Law Firm Opening New Third Ward Office

Growing Personal Injury Law Firm Opening New Third Ward Office

Nicolet Law, famed for its 'get the beard' ads, is taking over two-story space.

New Murals Coming To Third Ward

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Four pieces new will appear in time for Gallery Night.

Murphy’s Law: Milwaukee Film Blasted For Funding Changes
Murphy’s Law

Milwaukee Film Blasted For Funding Changes

Prominent filmmakers cite past support and criticize reduced funding for local artists.

Entertainment: Mexican Fiesta and the WMSE Backyard BBQ
Entertainment

Mexican Fiesta and the WMSE Backyard BBQ

Plus: A slow roll bike ride and Float Fest

See Harley-Davidson’s New $20 Million Park

See Harley-Davidson’s New $20 Million Park

New park represents transformation, recommitment to historic HQ says CEO.

Murphy’s Law: MIAD Faces Huge Shortfall, Staff Cuts
Murphy’s Law

MIAD Faces Huge Shortfall, Staff Cuts

Decisions on $2.8 million budget shortfall made with lack of transparency, some complain.

New Owners to Carry On 90-Year Legacy at Downer Wine & Spirits

New Owners to Carry On 90-Year Legacy at Downer Wine & Spirits

No immediate changes planned for nearly century-old liquor store on Downer Ave.

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