Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Festival Features Bronzeville’s History
Bronzeville Arts & Cultural Festival featured culture, arts and entertainment and of course commerce.
Aug 8th, 2015 by Allison Dikanovic, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Who Are the Homeless?
Housing First initiative challenges assumptions of homelessness.
Aug 6th, 2015 by Jabril Faraj, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
The Legacy of Welford Sanders
Community leader and developer helped improve MLK Drive, other neighborhoods.
Aug 5th, 2015 by Edgar Mendez, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Public, Charter, Choice School Leaders Together
They build relationships at Schools That Can training session.
Aug 4th, 2015 by Andrea Waxman, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Bike Ride Unites Riverwest and Harambee
More than 100 participants join 53212 Unity Ride.
Aug 2nd, 2015 by Allison Dikanovic, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Second Healthy Food Market on MLK Drive?
Proposed deli and produce market would help transform "food desert."
Jul 31st, 2015 by Mark Doremus, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Black City Residents Not Sold on NBA Arena
African American leaders who support it face skepticism from constituents.
Jul 30th, 2015 by Matthew Wisla, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Removing Employment Barriers for Men
Ald. Jose Perez talks about barriers he once faced at summit for unemployed men.
Jul 29th, 2015 by Edgar Mendez, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Do Black Lives Matter?
Our history suggests answer is no, argues Black Holocaust Museum researcher.
Jul 26th, 2015 by Jabril Faraj, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
City Constructing New Green Alleys
One permeable alley captures 15,000 gallons of water, reducing flow into sewerage system.
Jul 24th, 2015 by Devi Shastri, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Tough Childhood Helps Community Leader Guide Kids
Ceso Sprewell, cousin of NBA star, loves working as Boys & Girls Club manager.
Jul 23rd, 2015 by Andrea Waxman, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Innovative Program Aims to Reduce Teen Crime
"Pay for success" approach pays high risk black teens to attend workshops and hold jobs.
Jul 19th, 2015 by Matthew Wisla, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
