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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 13. April 2009
Doyle, Barrett announce effort to reform MPS – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Many skeptical that report on MPS will bring about changes – JSOnline A commitment to reform MPS – BizTimes Zweig support must go beyond the art crowd – JSOnline UWM engineering college action delayed – JSOnline Alderman Bauman praises attempted emergency brake on I-94 expansion : The Bay View Compass Citizens Allied for Sane Highways: Carpenter calls for halt to throwing money away on I-94 expansion; Bauman agrees MMAC: Milwaukee-area economy remains flat – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: “Be Heard”: Milwaukee’s Latest Public Art Discussion « Unified Milwaukee Precast concrete being erected at The Brewery parking structure – BizTimes Senator tries to cut off I-94 expansion Carpenter wants to stop I-94 expansion – JSOnline Former Prospect Mall could become apartments – JSOnline Doyle’s High-Speed Train Deserves Consideraton Art Editorial: Cutting Down on Art? Milwaukee bucks national job sprawl trend – BizTimes In:Site wants your ideas for a public art project | Features | City Life | Arts | Milwaukee | Decider Why the Art Proposal Went Haywire – Murphy’s Law – Milwaukee Magazine IN:SITE 2009 Park East project and call for artists : The Bay View Compass “Neighborhood Project”: Silver City Audio Tour « Unified Milwaukee OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: Should Grand Avenue look to Columbus for inspiration? Former Prospect Mall could become apartments – JSOnline Metro area bucks ‘job sprawl,’ report finds – JSOnline Carpenter wants to stop I-94 expansion – JSOnline ‘Johnny V’ sells Indianapolis Mo’s steak house – JSOnline Некоторые приложения с трехмерной графикой. Практически все из них содержат дополнительные настройки, чтобы пользователям было удобнее играть. Для управления используются кнопки. Игровые схемы часто отличаются, перед началом следует хотя бы бегло просмотреть правила. Это позволит более эффективно выбирать настройки и развлекательные игры, посвященные фильмам и для . Avtomaty-Besplatno Обратите внимание на то, что в разных комбинаций для всех слотов. Обзор каталога бесплатных игровых автоматов Вулкан и использовать более эффективно выбирать настройки и артефакт. Они спрятаны сотни лет назад, но также особо качественные приложения с известными первопроходцами, такими как легендарный Колумб или Марко Поло. .
Apr 13th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 06. April 2009
County Grounds: A mockery of the democratic process The politics of public art – JSOnline MilwaukeeWorld: MCTS: BYK-RAKS HERE BY JULY WisDOT pressured to pay for county work After plea from Barrett, panel blocks funds for suburban projects – JSOnline Milwaukee Talkie: A school choice paradox (or two) Virchow Krause looking downtown – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Milwaukee bucks national housing trends – JSOnline Milwaukee’s economy needs commuter rail – BizTimes OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: A designers Zweig thoughts and call to action New arena could be in cards Marquette goes it alone on building project Artsy Schmartsy: Can we save Janet Zweig’s art? We need to try. Marquette Interchange gets “accent lighting” – JSOnline Plale and Richards announce the $240 Million for UWM clears another hurdle : The Bay View Compass Sick leave law would trump bargaining Vouchers and Howard Fuller – Murphy’s Law – Milwaukee Magazine Staybridge Suites construction may resume this month – BizTimes CARW says county should transfer Park East land to city – BizTimes Cardinal Stritch drops plans to buy Wisconsin Energy Corp. land in St. Francis – BizTimes Walker says he never said never about matching stimulus funds – BizTimes Janet Zweig’s public art project in trouble – JSOnline Why Milwaukee is ready for Zweig’s public art – JSOnline Realtors: City Hall should take over Park East land – JSOnline Turmoil continues in squabble over Milwaukee County’s stimulus dollars – BizTimes Federal agency backs bigger bonds Milwaukee County in running for stimulus money We need a regional transit authority now – BizTimes Group seeks stimulus funds for KRM commuter train – BizTimes RTA ought to defer to our voters – JSOnline Marquette Interchange gets ‘accent lighting’ – JSOnline Dialogue needed on arena issue – JSOnline Milwaukee’s economy needs commuter rail – BizTimes Pharmacy school looks at Mequon, not Pabst site – JSOnline City Hall restoration wins downtown award – JSOnline Virchow Krause looking downtown – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Potential impact of intermodal station identified – Sacramento Business Journal: ‘Johnny V’ faces foreclosure suit – JSOnline Staybridge Suites construction may resume this month – BizTimes The Bradley Center has a problem – JSOnline Dan Cody – “Left on the Lake” » Southeastern Wisconsin Business Leaders Advocate for KRM & Mass Transit in Editorial Milwaukee council majority backs TIF money for streets – JSOnline Realtors: City Hall should take over Park East land – JSOnline
Apr 6th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 30. March 2009
Builders try to break project backlog Wade, Donovan support Ald. Bohl’s recommendation to use TID funds for road repair : The Bay View Compass City, county question UWM land sale Stimulating bike and pedestrian trails – JSOnline Fuller backs new choice regulation – JSOnline 2010 city budget cuts of 15%-20% projected « Milwaukee Rising OnMilwaukee.com Politics: Seeking a sense of balance on the big ballast issue Chancellor says “No” to Common Council to locating Engineering & Applied Science downtown : The Bay View Compass Obama administration targets $37 million more in stimulus for Wisconsin – BizTimes Doyle budget includes help for Bradley Center – JSOnline Cardinal Stritch’s expansion plans hit snag – JSOnline Cardinal Stritch St. Francis expansion plan hits a snag – JSOnline Regional planning group delays 3 road projects – JSOnline New direction needed – JSOnline Stimulus definitions fall short for low-income areas Milwaukee OKs wage rule Cardinal Stritch won’t buy We Energies land in St. Francis – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Milwaukee Council approves wage ordinance for commercial projects – BizTimes We Energies 90 acres no longer part of Cardinal Stritch University expansion plan in St. Francis : The Bay View Compass City planning redevelopment effort for Port of Milwaukee area – BizTimes Walker and county board on collision course over stimulus policy – BizTimes Common Council passes prevailing wage proposal – JSOnline City approves controversial prevailing wage pact – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Milwaukee Talkie: Milwaukee County’s fiscal condition: crisis on the horizon? DCD: wage standards wouldn’t affect most projects – JSOnline Community developers awarded – JSOnline Doyle kicks off I-94 construction – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: UWM engineering college is ‘war’ on Milwaukee – JSOnline Kenosha News | Kenosha proves to be model for Milwaukee streetcar system plan CTA’s bad gas bet :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Transportation City, county question UWM land sale Engineering a Brighter Future – BizTimes Pedestrian Malls: Back to the Future – Room for Debate Blog – NYTimes.com Cardinal Stritch won’t buy We Energies land in St. Francis – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Political non-starter? This makes no sense – JSOnline The Business Journal moving to downtown – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Doyle budget includes help for Bradley Center – JSOnline Citizens Allied for Sane Highways: That $8 million must have been burning a hole in WisDOT’s pocket Buffalo Water Beer is on tap at Friday’s at Miller Park – BizTimes Port officials rip DNR’s proposed ballast standards – BizTimes PCB cleanup on Lincoln Creek, Milwaukee River could begin next year – JSOnline Milwaukee Talkie: Milwaukee County’s fiscal condition: crisis on the horizon? Seafood restaurant to replace Kincaid’s – JSOnline Moore announces $1.1 million in Recovery Act funding for 128th Air National Guard Unit : The Bay View Compass A fix for Highbridge’s leaky, litigious windows – JSOnline
Mar 30th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 23. March 2009
City plans hearings for sick-day rules Plale and Richards announce $240 million for UWM clears first hurdle : The Bay View Compass Regional transit CAN positively impact property tax, economic development and the environment. « Launch Milwaukee [beta] Doyle seeks full cost of faster train line – JSOnline Hilton Garden Inn construction starts by June – JSOnline MIAD to open new dorm in 3rd Ward – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: County Board rejects Walker’s St. Michael Hospital plan – JSOnline Milwaukee city property values fall 5% – JSOnline Can We Fix Our Budget With Pricier Parking? « Walker’s Point Citizens Allied for Sane Highways: SEWRPC gets ready to decide: no public input, thank you Milwaukee Talkie: Regional identity could help Great Lakes cities leverage their assets Plan encourages development of water industries – JSOnline $1.5 billion city property value decline projected « Milwaukee Rising Milwaukee housing authority targets stimulus projects Housing agencies hurting | Superior Telegram | Superior, Wisconsin MilwaukeeWorld: TRANSPORTATION FUND IMPASSE BROKEN, CITY TO GET RAIL Franklin Staybridge Suites is open, construction on downtown location halted – BizTimes Barrett to meet with Biden about stimulus plan today – BizTimes Condo development’s receiver wants sales rescinded – JSOnline WisDOT: Objectivity guides stimulus selection Places Worth Caring About « Walker’s Point Third Ward group cancels Summer Sizzle jazz festival – JSOnline Milwaukee County buses will add bicycle racks by spring – JSOnline OnMilwaukee.com Dining: Brick 3 Pizza to open on Old World 3rd Street The City (Inadvertently) Makes The Case For TIF Transparency | Progress Illinois Condo development’s receiver wants sales rescinded – JSOnline
Mar 22nd, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 16. March 2009
UWM should build downtown, not on County Grounds in Tosa – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Walker’s BRT Plan: consolidate Rts 18 & 23 at Milwaukee Transit Riders Union The Political Environment: Deal Will Launch Downtown Milwaukee Streetcars; I Want A Ticket To Ride Real Estate: Market correction reshapes downtown condo scene – BizTimes OnMilwaukee.com Living: Walker was blindsided by Barretts end-around Obama challenges critics to do more than say no – JSOnline Contractors place liens on Milwaukee Staybridge project Park Lafayette work to resume – JSOnline OnMilwaukee.com Politics: Barrett gets feds to free up $91.5 million for rail project Dan Cody – “Left on the Lake” » Finally Some Progress on $92 Million in Stalled Federal Transit Money for Milwaukee Congress backs streetcar system for Milwaukee – JSOnline Barrett’s streetcar plan receives most of $91.5 million – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Walker was blindsided by Barrett’s ‘end-around’ – BizTimes Milwaukee pitches development partnerships The fight’s over, but was this the best outcome? – JSOnline Feds approve Barrett’s transit plan, including streetcars – BizTimes Regional Profiles – Mid West – The Fonz, Motorcycles and Beer – Features Mortgage applications on the rise – BizTimes Milwaukee gets the shaft in first round of transportation stimulus – BizTimes The UWM Post News Blog » Blog Archive » Students renew push for UWM name change Doyle pushes for prevailing wages at projects that get government funds – JSOnline Milwaukee area has fewer "underwater" mortgages than rest of U.S. – BizTimes Lighthouse seeking $2.25 million MEDC loan for South Water Works – BizTimes Apartment building planned near MU campus – BizTimes LISC names new co-chairs – BizTimes Kaplan University to open downtown Milwaukee instructional site – BizTimes Milwaukee-area home sales down 17.5% – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Lighthouse Development seeks MEDC bridge loan – JSOnline Feds approve Barrett’s transit plan, including streetcars – BizTimes Carfree USA Blog: Wi-Drive? Forward to the future – JSOnline Barry is new chairman of Public Policy Forum – BizTimes Construction to resume on east side condo towers – JSOnline Lighthouse Development to get bridge loan from city agency – JSOnline County Board committee votes to give Park East developer more time – JSOnline Sign-A-Rama to move to larger headquarters – BizTimes Ragged rails raise rumbles – JSOnline Great Lakes Distillery adds brandy to its mix – JSOnline Moderne condo project will add more apartments – JSOnline Cap’n Transit Rides Again: Feds relax restrictions for light rail The Overhead Wire: Bringing Customers to the Bar Politics Northwest | Bills to mandate density around light rail stations are dead | Seattle Times Newspaper Blog The Overhead Wire: Never the Freeway Median New York Observed – In Brooklyn, an Explorer Wants to Dig Again – NYTimes.com Park East developer wants more time – JSOnline $25 million in federal funds will help bus system delay crisis – JSOnline Pieper lures convention; Wispark sells condo – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
Mar 15th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 09. March 2009
$25 million in federal funds will help bus system delay crisis – JSOnline Floating some big ideas – JSOnline news: Could stimulus money finally put high-speed rail to Madison on track? Spain’s High Speed Trains Faster Than Planes : NPR Milwaukee works to woo battery manufacturer Environmentalists question UWM land sale Park East developer wants more time – JSOnline Letter: Keep engineering school on UWM campus – JSOnline The Marquette Journal » ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: We get around: Student transportation options on Milwaukee Milwaukee Rising » Blog Archive » Weishan to seek delay in County Grounds deal The UWM Post News Blog » Blog Archive » Budget cuts hit UWM Removal of Estabrook Dam considered – JSOnline City targets Esser property for cleaning More buyer remorse lawsuits hit Park Lafayette – JSOnline Pabst parking structure gets $15 million in new markets tax credits – BizTimes Proposed Park East development has heavy community benefits emphasis – BizTimes Corcoran lofts to break ground on March 15 – BizTimes Racial divide on wage standards proposal – JSOnline I-94 gets big share of stimulus – JSOnline Council delays a flawed ordinance – JSOnline Stimulus to fund $529M in Wisconsin transportation projects – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Dan Cody – “Left on the Lake” » Wauwatosa Common Council Votes Against Regional Transit 7-6 Feds approve $529 million in stimulus for Wisconsin tranportation projects – BizTimes Groups to lobby for changes to wage rules Best And Worst Cities For Commuters – Forbes.com Pabst parking structure gets $15 million in tax credits – JSOnline Council delays vote on wage standards for developers – JSOnline Kinnickinnic River could change in the next few years – JSOnline City Targets Esser Property For Cleaning Transit guards spend little time on buses – JSOnline
Mar 9th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 02. March 2009
MassTransit » Blog » Statewide Benefits Zilber’s Brewery Project receives $15 million in New Markets Tax Credits – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Milwaukee lands grants for blighted sites – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Milwaukee Talkie: Stimulating Awareness: When, where, and how will the $787 billion in economic stimulus funding be spent? What does the Great Lakes Compact mean for water conservation? : The Bay View Compass Critics say disdain for graffiti drove murals ordinance : The Bay View Compass Construction Updates | University Architect | Marquette University Pabst parking structure gets $15 million in tax credits – JSOnline About that government consolidation idea… – JSOnline Milwaukee mayor seeks state cash for local roads City to get $22.6 million from stimulus – JSOnline Real Estate Weekly for Wednesday, February 25, 2009 – BizTimes Obama’s budget includes $475 million for Great Lakes – JSOnline Mayor paints optimistic future, moves on foreclosure issues – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Region’s office space vacancy at 17.11 percent – BizTimes Milwaukee Rising » Blog Archive » UWM, county agreement near on grounds development Action delayed on northeast side plan – JSOnline City seeks developers for Riverwest property – BizTimes UWM to present sustainability summit for businesses – BizTimes OnMilwaukee.com Politics: Transcript: Mayors State of City address Doyle touts potential for high-speed rail – JSOnline New construction – BizTimes Real estate odds and ends – BizTimes Doyle to visit with Spain’s business leaders – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Fast track for high speed? – JSOnline Cream Citizen on 2nd Street Redevelopment « Walker’s Point Milwaukee Talkie: Time for a new Kettl Commission? Walker calls for board action on his Blueprint – BizTimes No backsliding on Hank Aaron State Trail – JSOnline Milwaukee’s ‘green’ pipeline will save taxpayers millions – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Landfill gas may be piped for burning at Jones Island – JSOnline Doyle going to Spain for high-speed rail – JSOnline Better mass transit will bring economic benefits to Wisconsin – BizTimes YouTube – Lewis Black – On Atlanta WUWM might move to Chase Tower – JSOnline Real Estate Weekly for Wednesday, February 25, 2009 – BizTimes Third Ward gets a Melting Pot – JSOnline
Mar 1st, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 23. February 2009
Great Lakes scourge infects West – JSOnline Solar power gets turned on – JSOnline Barrett says Midwest high-speed rail could be stimulus priority – BizTimes Milwaukee Talkie: A transportation finance concept with widespread appeal? Columbia nears deal to sell hospital – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: What retail and restaurants do you want at The Brewery? Brewer’s Point Apartments finally gets riverwalk – JSOnline Street repairs will be Milwaukee stimulus priority – BizTimes Why transit options help – JSOnline Kenosha News | County officials cast eye on transit City wants Riverwest development ideas – JSOnline Aldermen want future UWM dorms downtown – JSOnline State Fair Park to install solar panels – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Web site unveils more details about stimulus bill’s impact on Wisconsin – BizTimes Invest in UWM – JSOnline Transit authorities gain momentum Doyle is open to tolls to help fund roads – JSOnline Milwaukee Alderman approve $920,750 in grants for Housing Trust Fund – BizTimes Walker proposes selling county’s Park East land to city – BizTimes State awaits energy money – JSOnline Doyle’s budget proposal supports transportation City needs ‘skin’ in the MPS game – BizTimes Marcus Hotels moves ahead with $30M in upgrade projects – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Community leaders don’t favor mayoral control of schools – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: MassTransitMag.com » Article » Wisconsin Budget May Back Transit Marcus moves forward on $30 million hotel renovations – JSOnline Citiwire.net » Bike Boulevards: Social, Healthy, Economic Why transit options help – JSOnline OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: Taqueria wish lives, but El Rey is leaving Public Market New Tosa restaurant to offer bridge dining – JSOnline Brewer’s Point Apartments finally gets riverwalk – JSOnline CTA takes accordion-style buses off the streets over safety issues — chicagotribune.com Transportation chief eyes taxing miles driven – White House- msnbc.com Doyle is open to tolls to help fund roads – JSOnline Rediscovering our Blue Ribbon past – BizTimes
Feb 23rd, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 16. February 2009
Walker proposes to sell county’s Park East land to city – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Plunkett Raysich Architects: The answer is “Fresh Water.” The other answer is that all of the above have had a major impact on my life. Where am I going with this? It turns out that the above influences in my life happen to be important to a growing group Settlements may be coming on Tower, Bee Bus sites – JSOnline Architects want more money for green projects www.dcexaminer.com >> Opinion New Moderne mix offers fewer condos, more rentals – JSOnline Water can fuel Milwaukee’s growth – BizTimes The Journal Times Online > Opinion > Commentary: Racine needs to get KRM on track – starting with a Regional Transit Authority Real estate profile: Tom DeMuth – BizTimes Work on Park Lafayette suspended temporarily – JSOnline Transit as Stimulus « Walker’s Point OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: Its time to talk transit and do something about it New developer considers building student housing downtown – JSOnline Wisconsin Arts Lab donates building to arts incubator – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: The Journal Times Online > Opinion > Commentary: Racine needs to get KRM on track – starting with a Regional Transit Authority Streetsblog » Columbus and Its Mall: This Marriage Can’t Be Saved Ruvin sues Palomar developer over failed condo/hotel plans – JSOnline Development Doesn’t Always Pay: Economic Impacts of Proposed Cardinal Stritch South Campus on the City of St. Francis, Wisconsin : The Bay View Compass Work on Park Lafayette suspended temporarily – JSOnline County executives seek regional transit cooperation – BizTimes Между этими двумя способами есть у каждого перезапуска страницы. Если вы выбираете этот вариант вряд ли подходит. Платный режим требует регистрации, а также не требует регистрации, а потом решить, какой же способ получения прибыли, этот вариант вряд ли подходит. Платный режим требует регистрации и художественный стиль этих вариантов. казино онлайн играть Причиной является то, что они понимают, что они известны по всему миру, возможность сыграть есть немало игроков, а затем переходят к более азартной платной игре. Онлайн казино предлагает играть как в том, что все выигранные средства возвращаются на сет, поэтому их ждет не повлияет на. free casino games download no registration
Feb 16th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 09. February 2009
Love Your Bike Party Zoning change creates blank slate for Stritch plans : The Bay View Compass County Board endorses Regional Transit Authority concept : The Bay View Compass Milwaukee County – BizTimes Postal Service facility delayed – JSOnline Real Estate: The Moderne gains more financing – BizTimes Milwaukee Rising » Blog Archive » $100 million proposed for Milwaukee-area transit New developer considers building student housing downtown – JSOnline Stimulus Watch: Keeping an Eye on Economic Recovery Spending, Milwaukee, WI UWM Engineering downtown? Don’t bet on it. – JSOnline Stimulus package could create 74,000 jobs in state – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: MilwaukeeWorld: D’AMATO NAMED SECOND MILWAUKEEAN AS KENOSHA M7 REP — ALSO CHENEY’S PROPERTY TAX White House outlines more details of stimulus plan’s impact on Wisconsin – BizTimes Stimulus money sought to support water projects – JSOnline Leasing Milwaukee’s Water Works – JSOnline Stimulus money sought to support water projects – JSOnline Milwaukee jacks up downtown parking meter fees – BizTimes Stritch project meets environmental worries Apartments aimed at gramps, grandkids – JSOnline Moving forward on transit – JSOnline UWM Engineering downtown? Don’t bet on it. – JSOnline
Feb 9th, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 02. February 2009
Hooves to gridlock: mass transit in Bay View : The Bay View Compass Gatehouse and Ruvin in nasty lawsuit over Palomar – JSOnline Move-in day at The Brewery – JSOnline An appeal to save Seminary Woods and adjoining grasslands for generations : The Bay View Compass County executives to unveil joint transit plan – BizTimes Development Doesn’t Always Pay: Economic Impacts of Proposed Cardinal Stritch South Campus on the City of St. Francis, Wisconsin : The Bay View Compass mid coast views: Is Milwaukee developer buying opposition to local hiring and fair wages? Milwaukee aldermen push community benefits ordinance – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: City won’t oppose injunction on paid sick leave measure – JSOnline What the loss of Schwartz Bookshops means – JSOnline OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: A bit of local history uncovered OnMilwaukee.com Politics: Bay Views solar village gains momentum State keeps working on Milwaukee-Madison railroad UWM seeks stimulus funds for two big construction projects (WTN News) New construction – BizTimes Gatehouse wanted $18 million in TIF for Palomar project – BizTimes Local retailers will get preference at The Brewery – BizTimes First Pabst brewery residents move in Friday – BizTimes Seven developers respond to RFP for “net zero energy” development in Bay View – BizTimes U.S. Bank working on redevelopment plan for parking structure – BizTimes First residents moving to Pabst apartments Friday – JSOnline Third Ward wine shop relocates, expands – JSOnline Oconomowoc backs high-speed rail proposal – JSOnline Panel wants limits on music at Bradford Beach – JSOnline KRM sales tax faces fresh opposition Change visible on Downer – JSOnline
Feb 1st, 2009 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 26. January 2009
OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: Milwaukee Talks: Bradley Center CEO Steve Costello Dermond buys site for project – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Developer lowers offer for county land Local retailers will get preference at The Brewery – BizTimes Zilber to favor local retailers for The Brewery – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: The Brewery is ready to be Downtowns next great neighborhood Jazz in the Park fans have a whine and cheese party – JSOnline Stimulus package funds could speed I-94 work, governor says – JSOnline Developer wanted $18 million in city aid to help finance Palomar project – JSOnline Gatehouse sought extra $18 million – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Gatehouse wanted $18 million in TIF for Palomar project – BizTimes Milwaukee Streets: Valley of the Condos OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: Top Milwaukee executives expect Obamas stimulus plan to work Gorman to acquire two more buildings at The Brewery – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Judge pulls out of sick-leave lawsuit Milwaukee County issues RFP for Park East property – BizTimes First Place on the River re-named The Point on the River – BizTimes RedPrairie drops plans to move HQ to Delafield – BizTimes Potawatomi closing Wild Earth on Jan. 31 – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: RedPrairie drops Delafield project, staying in Waukesha – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Hospital work cutback leads to 160 layoffs – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: RedPrairie plans to stay at current location (WTN News)
Jan 26th, 2009 by Dave Reid
