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Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 14. November 2011
Assembling the parts By Rob Henken Unified economic development strategy urged By Tom Daykin The Hoan can be safe for bicyclists By Ernst-Ulrich Franzen DOT set to share details, gather opinions on Hoan Bridge bike path By Tom Held Video: Daykin discusses plans for lakefront redesign By Tom Daykin Walker signs comptroller bill for Milwaukee County By Patrick Marley Plans for East Library determined By nMilwaukee.com Staff Writers HSI Properties recommended to redevelop North Avenue library By Sean Ryan HSI apartment proposal recommended for East Library By Tom Daykin Milwaukee legislators report massive public support for bike lane on Hoan Bridge By Charlie Rosenberg Lawmakers say 5,000 have signed petition in support of Hoan Bridge bike lane By fox6now.com Hoan Bridge bike path advocates urge citizens to contact their representatives By Katherine Keller Raised cycle tracks By Twin Cities Streets for People WI Sen. Chris Larson Pushing Bike Access To Scenic, Lake Michigan Shoreline Bridge By James Rowen MMAC ‘blueprint’ pushes work force training By Rich Kirchen Terminal Milwaukee Recap: “Intersections” By Lane Burns Milwaukee County Board approves 2012 budget: by the numbers By TCD MPL Board reviews East Library redevelopment proposals Wed., Nov. 9, 5:30pm; meeting is open to public By Bay View Compass Public Transportation Meetings – Nov 14 and 16 By Coalition for Advancing Transit Public Transportation Meetings – Nov 14 and 16 By Coalition for Advancing Transit The future of the East Library to be decided By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Plans to replace library with apartments, new library reviewed tonight By Tom Daykin Conservatives call bull on UW bicycling study By Tom Held The value of collective impact: LISC delegation joins Equity Summit 2011 By Peggy Schulz Taqueria trucks bring food closer to the people By Royal Griggs Hank Aaron State Trail extension ready for finishing touches By Tom Held Milwaukee businesswoman to lead transportation group By Rich Rovito Milwaukee council approves 2012 budget with 0.5 percent levy increase By The Business Journal MMAC pushes plan to close education gap in Milwaukee By Erin Richards Coral Gables to Resurface 30 Miles of Roads; No Mention of Bike Facilities (Yet) By Tony Garcia Full County Board approves Milwaukee County budget for 2012 By fox6now.com We passed the budget, and I’m home before 9:00. By Jason Haas County Board raises levy to soften costs to employees, program cuts By Steve Schultze Layton Boulevard West announces plan to improve quality of life By Edgar Mendez Neighbors of Layton Boulevard West steer a course toward quality By Georgia Pabst 18: Sherman Perk By Megan E. Daniels Fans, foes add to debate on elected Milwaukee comptroller By Steve Schultze
Nov 14th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 7. November 2011
Aldermen create city Department of International Trade By Larry Sandler Neighborhood leaders, funders, developers, lenders, corporations and city officials discuss success of Milwaukee’s central City By milwaukeecourieronline.com The Milwaukee Streetcar – Notice of Availability and Public Hearing By milwaukeecourieronline.com Hank Aaron Extension Has Been Extended By Dave Schlabowske 2012 County Budget Vote, Upcoming Event By Coalition for Advancing Transit Results from 11/3/11 Milwaukee County Board meeting By Jason Haas War Memorial Center needs and deserves TLC By Dave Begel County Board overrides Abele veto of ‘artistic bus shelter’ By Steve Schultze Construction work could begin this month for downtown Marriott By Real Estate Weekly Fred Boutique to open holiday shop at Grand Ave. By Stacy Vogel Davis Panel gives top priority to freeway work near Miller Park By Lee Bergquist Developers to share insights about key projects at conference By The BizTimes Daily Common Council OKs 2 charter schools By Tom Tolan and Larry Sandler City panel backs raising fees, continuing furloughs By Larry Sandler County panel hopes concessions lead to saving deputy jobs By Steve Schultze UW reserachers calculate biking benefits: $7 billion and 1,100 lives. By Tom Held Building cleanup for Milwaukee Marriott could begin this month By Sea Hearing scheduled on Milwaukee streetcar plan By Sean Ryan A plan emerges for Prospect Mall By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Live Blogging 11/2 Budget Hearing By Jason Haas City may aid water tech park By Tom Daykin Milwaukee County Historical Society retools to bring our past into the future By Bobby Tanzilo Milwaukee County Historical Society retools to bring our past into the future By Bobby Tanzilo Can football succeed at UWM? By Don Walker Downtown Marriott demo work to begin Nov. 17 By Tom Daykin Charter school deserves city’s approval By Tim Sheehy TIF changes on the horizon in Wisconsin By Joe Peterangelo New scientists at Freshwater Sciences at UWM By Michael Timm Ald. Witkowiak helps announce improvement plans to park, named after his father By fox6now.com Abele vetoes $50,000 for Bay View sculpture By Bay View Compass Airport-Bayshore express bus proposed By Bay View Compass Airport-Bayshore express bus proposed By Bay View Compass Bike the Hoan? By Michael Timm Business leaders begin effort to help Bucks, Bradley Center By Don Walker Milwaukee Talks: The Alliance School’s lead teacher Tina Owen By Royal Griggs Bronzeville’s “Life’s Garden” newest artwork and great history lesson By milwaukeecourieronline.com Builder Magazine sees strong Milwaukee housing market for 2012 By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers County budget panel increases levy for 2012 over Abele’s objections By Steve Schultze WisDOT Hoan Bike Path Study Identifies 5 Options By Dave Schlabowske
Nov 7th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 31. October 2011
Milwaukee Talks: The Alliance School’s lead teacher Tina Owen By Royal Griggs Bronzeville’s “Life’s Garden” newest artwork and great history lesson By milwaukeecourieronline.com Builder Magazine sees strong Milwaukee housing market for 2012 By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers County budget panel increases levy for 2012 over Abele’s objections By Steve Schultze WisDOT Hoan Bike Path Study Identifies 5 Options By Dave Schlabowske Milwaukee County awarded federal bus grant By Sean Ryan Milwaukee County to get $19.1 million for express bus routes, DOT says By Larry Sandler Abele praises award of $12.7 million in transit funding that enables county to create express routes, maintain service By Bay View Compass Milwaukee County lands $12.7 million in federal funding for transit By The BizTimes Daily City closes downtown Renaissance Book Shop By Rick Romell Shorecrest Hotel sold to Astor Hotel owner By Tom Daykin Market tied to eminent domain dispute opens new building By Tom Daykin Is a new arena in UWM’s future? By Don Walker Night and day, galleries display work by local artists By Phoua Xiong How a Twin Cities Community Fought For Transit Equity — And Won By Carolyn Szczepanski MCTS Announces Steady Increase in Bike Rack Usage By Milwaukee County Transit System Bike racks on buses being used more often in Milwaukee County By fox6now.com Use of bike racks on county buses doubles in 2011 By Tom Held Bike Use on Milwaukee Buses Up 50% In 2011 By Kevin Hardman Abele selects Busalacchi as county transportation and public works director By The BizTimes Daily Another Spanish company to establish Milwaukee operations By The BizTimes Daily New bicycle law will make passing safer By Tim Damos Assembly relaxes bike-passing rules By fox6now.com County panels advances lakefront development plan By Steve Schultze Former DOT head Busalacchi named county transportation chief By Steve Schultze First Raised Bike Lane In Wisconsin By Dave Schlabowske County panel restores some parks funding By Steve Schultze Postal Service looking at alternate plans for Oak Creek site By Tom Daykin Residents have plenty of thoughts about Waukesha water request By Don Behm Wind turbine issue turns slowly By Thomas Content UWM to start water school project in early 2012 By Sean Ryan Forest County Potawatomi increase renewable energy use By milwaukeecourieronline.com The invisible bus By Peggy Schulz
Oct 31st, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 24. October 2011
UWM to start water school project in early 2012 By Sean Ryan Forest County Potawatomi increase renewable energy use By milwaukeecourieronline.com The invisible bus By Peggy Schulz Possible funding would create express routes, help save existing routes By Chris Abele Milwaukee County recommended to receive bus grants By The Business Journal Four panels recommend $12.7 million for express bus routes By Larry Sandler Bill would improve fiscal management By Journal Sentinel Editorial Auction sought for partly finished downtown Staybridge By Tom Daykin Wisconsin Assembly approves new TIF bill By The Business Journal Apartment building planned on East Side By Real Estate Weekly Gorman seeks brew pub for Pabst hotel By Real Estate Weekly New office building planned at Pabst brewery By Real Estate Weekly The Scandalously High Cost of Shortchanging Transit By Angie Schmitt Another community taken for a ride by Wal-Mart By John Michlig UWM names founding dean of Zilber School of Public Health By The BizTimes Daily PSC petitioned to rule on Milwaukee streetcar utility costs By Sean Ryan A transit plan for Milwaukee, but not for the region By Ernst-Ulrich Franzen Milwaukee Historic Preservation Commission is seeking nomination for preservation award By Bay View Compass Know Milwaukee: Art Milwaukee By Natasha Anderson Connecting the dots … By Twin Cities Streets for People New downtown residents group has first meeting Tuesday By Tom Daykin Downtown development site on river undergoes cleanup By Tom Daykin Developer hopes to begin building Pabst offices next spring By Tom Daykin County panel rejects effort to shift city streetcar funds to buses By Larry Sandler Plan to renovate lakefront unveiled By Steve Schultze No Room for Bicyclists in Small Wisconsin Town By Itir Sonuparlak Milwaukee county bus system saved again – for another year or two only By Charlie Rosenberg Museum of Wisconsin Art and St. John’s on the Lake form partnership By Mary Louise Schumacher Developer plans 14-unit east side apartment building By Tom Daykin A smart Wisconsin law may be dumbed down By Journal Sentinel Editorial SE Wisconsin Regional Transit: Stability, Instability And Insanity By James Rowen Planning, Plating And Plate Lunches By James Rowen Planners recommend bus system gets $11.8 million in federal funds By Larry Sandler Former downtown Borders lands Planet Fitness By Tom Daykin Mayor credits Ald. Bauman for helping with Pabst project By Tom Daykin Ground is broken on new Brewhouse Inn & Suites in downtown Milwaukee By fox6now.com County bus value pass could go up $6 By Sean Ryan Milwaukee County, Racine get bus grants By Sean Ryan Biking the Hoan would be better, riders conclude after trip downtown By Tom Held State lawmakers show support for adding bike lane to Hoan Bridge By fox6now.com Some Lawmakers Push For Hoan Bridge Bike, Pedestrian Lane By wisn.com The final days: Will the Hoan Bridge redevelopment include a multi-use path? By Jason McDowell Mitchell Street Market Lofts Project breaks ground By milwaukeecourieronline.com Amtrak marks a milestone in a special way in Milwaukee By fox6now.com Area legislators ready to […]
Oct 24th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 17. October 2011
Pabst Brewery transformation in next phase By Tom Daykin UWM’s new chancellor has big day By Karen Herzog Villard Square Library debuts Saturday By Matthew Bin Han Ong County Budget Hearings Underway – Action Needed! By Coalition for Advancing Transit Michael Lovell inaugurated as UW-Milwaukee’s new chancellor By fox6now.com Developer may drop Pabst apartment project By Tom Daykin Lofts and indoor farmers market to replace longtime outdoor market By Edgar Mendez New Villard Square Library Dedication Saturday Morning By James Rowen Milwaukee County Board to consider city’s streetcar funds By Sean Ryan Human fecal bacteria detected in harbor water samples By Don Behm New chancellor Lovell to put UWM in spotlight By Karen Herzog Harbor Commission endorses bike traffic on Hoan Bridge By Tom Held What Does a Bridge in Milwaukee Mean for Bicycling in Wisconsin? By Kevin Hardman Harmony Initiative plans to build near Marcus Center By The BizTimes Daily Wisconsin town considers banning bicycles from its roads By Tom Held Harmony Initiative targets Marcus Center parking structure By Sean Ryan Day 5: Bay View Brew Haus By Megan E. Daniels Milwaukee RiverWalk voted one of the Great Public Places in America, 2011 By First Weber Group City launches energy efficiency program for businesses By The BizTimes Daily Milwaukee County 2012 budget hearings Day 2 By Jason Haas County Board committee takes up arts, parks budget cuts By fox6now.com Streetscape project renovates Milwaukee’s first boulevard By fox6now.com Craftsmen guild in Lindsay Heights rehabs homes, provides work By Kenya Evans Know Milwaukee: VETransfer By Natasha Anderson Lakefront development plan to have public hearing By Tom Daykin Students without cars could find access to jobs, school difficult By Jonathon Gorski Solar companies say demand is on the bright side By Thomas Content Gas tax short of covering roads By Larry Sandler Villard Avenue Library Closed; Villard Square Library Grand Opening Oct 15th By milwaukeecourieronline.com Who Pays for Roads in Wisconsin? By 1000 Friends of Wisconsin Lakefront Redevelopment plan hearing Tu., Oct 18, 5-6:30pm By Bay View Compass
Oct 17th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 10. October 2011
Organization launches campaign to make Milwaukee ‘edible’ By Biztimes Bubblers Weekly UW president urges state to reinvest in universities By Karen Herzog and Jason Stein Construction to begin for hotel at Pabst brewery By The BizTimes Daily Would Milwaukee be left out in the cold? By Ernst-Ulrich Franzen Washington Square office tower still seeking tenants, loan By Tom Daykin Aldermen, supervisors want to shift streetcar money to buses By Larry Sandler Pay-as-you go roads By Journal Sentinel Editorial Milwaukee RiverWalk receives national recognition By Tom Daykin Milwaukee greenhouse project approved By Sean Ryan Urban Ecology Center breaks ground in Menomonee Valley By Mary Louise Schumacher Milwaukee’s downtown Riverwalk receives national attention By fox6now.com Marquette graduates develop apartment complex By Tom Daykin Tolls return as option to fund highways By Sean Ryan Smart Growth Law Would be Gutted by Proposed Legislation By 1000 Friends of Wisconsin Third Urban Ecology Center breaks ground in Menomonee Valley By Eddee Daniel Wauwatosa students celebrate International Walk to School Day By fox6now.com Highway-Happy Republicans Throw Away Another Federal Rail Grant In Transit-Poor Wisconsin By James Rowen Larson riding for bike path on Hoan Bridge By Tom Held Bike lanes for Bay Street expected in November By Bay View Compass Bay View wind turbine moving forward By Bay View Compass Last days for Dover Street School? By Jay Bullock Walker’s Point, West Bend affordable apartments opening By Tom Daykin Study revives toll road proposal for Wisconsin By Larry Sandler $6 million in federal funds for KRM withdrawn By Larry Sandler Menomonee Valley Branch of Urban Ecology Center breaks ground By Edgar Mendez UWM 12th most gay-friendly school in nation By Jonathon Gorski Hotel conversion at Pabst site holds groundbreaking By Tom Daykin Gorman & Company, Inc Requesting BIDs for Pabst Brewhouse Project By milwaukeecourieronline.com Marquette to celebrate opening of new Engineering Hall By The BizTimes Daily
Oct 10th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 3. October 2011
Gorman & Company, Inc Requesting BIDs for Pabst Brewhouse Project By milwaukeecourieronline.com Marquette to celebrate opening of new Engineering Hall By The BizTimes Daily Northwestern Mutual to demolish downtown office building By The BizTimes Daily Milwaukee opens its recycling to more items By Lee Bergquist Groundbreaking planned for Mitchell Street apartment building By The BizTimes Daily Diverse team to tackle education in Milwaukee By Erin Richards and Tom Tolan Northwestern Mutual to replace 16-story downtown building By Tom Daykin Fish farm proposal surfaces near Story Hill neighborhood By Tom Daykin Abele budget to avoid transit cuts By The Business Journal Taxi drivers file lawsuit against City of Milwaukee for law limiting taxicab permits By fox6now.com Barrett budget has small levy increase By The Business Journal Bauman calls public hearing for Menomonee Valley coal plant By The BizTimes Daily Cycling in Milwaukee By Steven Vance Menomonee Valley design wins award By Eddee Daniel In “Broke” Wisconsin, New Interchange, Road To Serve Pabst Farms Mall Never Built By James Rowen Work begins to extend the Hank Aaron State Trail By Tom Held Abele plan taps federal funds to save bus lines By Larry Sandler Report says county transit cuts would make jobs inaccessible By The BizTimes Daily Get Out: 2011 Milwaukee Film Festival is Here! By Karen Cinpinski MMSD to pay $833,960 for deconstruction of 16 houses By Don Behm ‘Doors Open’ instills new tradition in Milwaukee By Natasha Anderson Cab drivers to sue Milwaukee over limit on permits By Bruce Vielmetti Milwaukee mayor’s budget cuts 12 firefighter jobs By Larry Sandler MSOE land swap talks continue; cleanup costs at issue By Tom Daykin Transit cuts put jobs out of reach of workers with out cars By Larry Sandler More apartments proposed in Milwaukee By Sean Ryan ’50s Michigan Street Diner all shook up over lease, foreclosure spat By Tom Daykin $20 million cleanup of PCBs in Lincoln Park begins By Lee Bergquist
Oct 3rd, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 26. September 2011
Transit cuts put jobs out of reach of workers with out cars By Larry Sandler More apartments proposed in Milwaukee By Sean Ryan ’50s Michigan Street Diner all shook up over lease, foreclosure spat By Tom Daykin $20 million cleanup of PCBs in Lincoln Park begins By Lee Bergquist Loyalty Building tenant predicts betrayal By James Briggs Costs rise as terra cotta problems at City Hall stymie officials By Larry Sandler PNC Bank to replace Westbury Bank on E. North Ave. By Tom Daykin Water project wins federal funding By The Business Journal Bicycle Commuting up in Wisconsin Cities By Dave Schlabowske Competing East Library developments plans to be refined By Tom Daykin Potawatomi plans hotel development at casino By Real Estate Weekly Alterra breaks ground in Bay View By Real Estate Weekly Deal of the Week: East North Avenue building sold for $1.2 million By Real Estate Weekly Milwaukee must “Get Smarter” By Steve Jagler Potawatomi data center approved by city By Sean Ryan Milwaukee’s Historic Buildings on Display By Evan Rytlewski Wave Development Pays $2.3M for Office Property By Elizabeth Burke Iconic public art planned for Bay View By Mary Louise Schumacher Business leaders meet to discuss developing the area around Northridge Mall By fox6now.com Milwaukee officials work to capitalize on booming downtown nightlife By fox6now.com Doors open this weekend at U.S. Bank top floor, other buildings By Tom Daykin Harley plan to drop office development wins city OK By Tom Daykin Norquist calls for ‘no more malls’ By Patti Wenzel County supervisors call for restoration of state funding for Milwaukee County transit services By Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors Park East deadline extension endorsed By Sean Ryan Abele cuts ribbon on Domes’ new “green” entrance By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Park East Square wins additional time to begin work By Tom Daykin Grant awarded to Milwaukee area colleges to create H20 Options program By fox6now.com Wangard group buys another east side commercial building By Tom Daykin Why you should care about Nicollet Avenue By Getting Around Minneapolis Cyclists wheel into Mitchell Park and spur bike lanes for Clarke Square By Edgar Mendez Solar panels installed at Lindsay Heights homes By Yiting Mao Milwaukee recognized for urban farms, aquaponics By Karen Herzog Journey House’s new south side center under way By Georgia Pabst PARK(ing) Day at UWM By Molly Lefeber RiverWalk turns 20 and is still growing By Tom Daykin
Sep 26th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 19. September 2011
RiverWalk turns 20 and is still growing By Tom Daykin UWM study notes impact of county transit cuts By The BizTimes Daily Senior apartments at former hospital building now open By Tom Daykin Park(ing) Day Book Exchange By A Daily Dose of Architecture UWM Study Finds Transit, Jobs Strongly Linked By James Rowen Milwaukee without the beer and brats By Nancy Trejos GMC launches innovation initiative By The Business Journal County wants former KRM money for express bus routes By Larry Sandler Possible hotel site near convention center completes cleanup By Tom Daykin Large wind turbine to hit Milwaukee’s lakefront By fox6now.com Ahern land purchase in Menomonee Valley approved By The Business Journal Milwaukee County land sales could create development fund By The Business Journal Former school could become Bronzeville arts center By Tom Daykin Citizens share their views of Milwaukee’s transit future By Patti Wenzel Milwaukee County seeks $15 million in grants for buses By The Business Journal GMC receives grant to help boost design technology By Kathleen Gallagher Thomas says he’ll run for comptroller; Murphy won’t By Larry Sandler Grand Avenue plans to lease space to arts school By Tom Daykin Discussing the future of Milwaukee’s East Library By Jim Higgins Barrett, Thornton break ground on transformation of former school By Bobby Tanzilo Alterra Cafe and Bakery in Bay View slated to open June 1 By Andrew Swofford UW-Milwaukee the 12th most gay-friendly college in America By fox6now.com Development company to turn Jackie Robinson Middle School into senior living facility By fox6now.com Port of Milwaukee wind turbine project to move forward By Thomas Content Marquette dedicates new green space next week By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers East Library proposals subject of community meeting tonight By Tom Daykin Crews removing KK River’s concrete bed By Don Behm Harley dropping Valley project, will pay $700,000 to city By Tom Daykin Villard Square, Johnston Residences win apartment honors By Tom Daykin High-Energy Customers Don’t Want High-Voltage Lines Overhead By Laura J. Merisalo Lindsay Heights researchers ‘show’ interest in neighbors’ health By Peggy Schulz Special-Needs Finalists By Affordable Housing Finance
Sep 19th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 12. September 2011
Parks director Black declined Chicago job By Steve Schultze MCTS Participates in the First Annual Doors Open Milwaukee By Milwaukee County Transit System PARK(ing) day project rolls into Shorewood By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Transit supporters plan open houses By The Business Journal Keep system running By jsonline.com Walmart to donate $1 million to Growing Power By The BizTimes Daily Art and gardening in Milwaukee By Mary Louise Schumacher Two-way traffic to be extended all along Wells St. By Jesse Garza Milwaukee County Transit System running on fumes By Larry Sandler Gannett Fleming coming to Milwaukee By Sean Ryan Milwaukee throws open city’s doors By John Gurda
Sep 12th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 5. September 2011
Milwaukee throws open city’s doors By John Gurda Lake Michigan water plan would more than double Waukesha water bills By Don Behm East Town Association names new Executive Director By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Water Council to redevelop Walkers Point warehouse By Andrew Weiland The City Cyclist: Which trail will you take? By Mark Wenzel Foreclosure suit targets Loyalty Building hotel conversion By Tom Daykin Incubator for water-tech firms planned for Walkers Point By Tom Daykin AT&T shows what lies underneath streetcar route on Broadway By Sean Ryan Red Rock Saloon owners buying McGillycuddy’s By Stacy Vogel Davis Downtown: How about a few pop up playgrounds? By Jeff Sherman Lakefront unveils Three Stooges art By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Villard Square GrandFamily Most Valuable Project By Northwest Side Community Connection Grand Avenue: Foreclosure won’t affect mall operations By Business Journal Wind turbine stalled over minority contractor concerns By Michael Timm Enthusiasm mounts to bike the Hoan By Michael Timm Foreclosure suit may bring new Grand Avenue owner By Tom Daykin First chickens are Bay View chickens By Bay View Compass Downtown Marriott site sold; work to begin this year By Tom Daykin Wells and 2nd Streets convert to two-way traffic September 10 By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers Park East Square developer files for personal bankruptcy By Tom Daykin Zipcar deal brings new Ford models to UWM, Marquette By Steve Ivey Bike Fed offers valet parking for Badgers football opener By Tom Held Ahern moving facility, jobs from Falls to Menomonee Valley By Tom Daykin Doors placed out on Milwaukee streets this week By Mary-Louise Schumacher Last Day at the Loyalty Building By Diane Bacha 106seeboth joins bar / tapas scene By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers All for one and one for all By Dave Schlabowske Special Report: Communities arent food deserts, but healthy eating eludes many By Joshua McGowan Nonprofit to move to Schlitz Park By The BizTimes Daily Program Offers Open Door to Milwaukees Downtown By wisn.com More food trucks and trailers join the street party By Damien Jaques Long-awaited groundbreaking at Longfellow set for Sept. 16 By Edgar Mendez New Berlin affordable housing project starts next month By Sean Ryan UWM water school plans to undergo city review By Tom Daykin Schlitz Park adds second tenant since renovation announced By Journal Sentinel staff Targeted neighborhood investment produces results By milwaukeecourieronline.com Milwaukee Public Library invites public input about three finalists designs for new East Library branch By Bay View Compass Nine easy ways you can make Milwaukee better By Jeff Sherman Unveiling the Northwest Quadrant By John Parnon The FDOT Reindeer Games Continue on Biscayne Boulevard; 9th Crash in Less Than One Year, 2nd Crash in Four Days By Felipe Azenha 2012 Milwaukee County Budget – Transit Impacted By Coalition for Advancing Transit Save water, grow jobs with smart pricing By William J. Holahan and Charles O. Kroncke Demolition begins at Conway and Kinnickinnic By Katherine Keller Suzys project moves Menomonee Valley closer to jobs goal By Tom Daykin
Sep 5th, 2011 by Dave Reid
Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 8. August 2011
Young professionals drawn to urban living By Tom Daykin Lakefront redevelopment rare case of cooperation By Sean Ryan Police bike squads serve, protect and pedal By Tom Held Lamers Connect Bus Line Now Bicycle Friendly! By Dave Schlabowske Apps for Milwaukee By Joe Peterangelo Former Concordia campus renovations beginning By Tom Daykin New tenants join Grand Avenue creativity program By The Business Journal Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin Restores $2 Million for Bike/Ped to State Budget By Darren Flusche Fear mongers be gone! Riding a bike is safe. By Dave Schlabowske A desire for streetcar? Yes, future relies on more transit options By Rose Locander Report: State budget pushes Milwaukee County deeper into fiscal hole By Larry Sandler Hoan Bridge overhaul to begin in 2013 By Bay View Compass Developer proposes 5-story apartment building in Riverwest By Tom Daykin Alderman: Waukesha water hearing should have been in Milwaukee By Don Behm Business incubator provides money, advice By Kathleen Gallagher East Town group moving offices; executive director leaving By Sean Ryan Upscale bridal salon to move downtown By Andrew Weiland Riverwest apartments will be market rate, developer says By Tom Daykin Milwaukees 3rd Bike Corral By Dave Schlabowske
Aug 8th, 2011 by Dave Reid
