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High Rise Bridge carries by far the most traffic, will need major upgrade by 2037. Can it be improved?
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Steny's turns 40 and Silver City Fest celebrates westside neighborhood.
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New branch library opens with celebration Saturday.
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Start with billions of gallons of water, end up with millions of dollars in damage and thousands of hours of cleanup.
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Storms Close Two Milwaukee Libraries ‘Long Term’
Plus: City adding evening hours to drop-off centers.
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New Library Opening Coming in September
Complicated project has been dogged by delays since its 2016 proposal, but the opening is near.
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Meet Milwaukee’s Flag Task Force
Will the council agree with its rankings?
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Milwaukee’s Flag Debate Is Back
New task force would host design contest. Could People's Flag prevail?
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New Owners To Take Over Charles E. Fromage
Longtime friends plan to continue west-side bistro as is.
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Milwaukee Poet Takes On the Universe
Nationally-known poet John Koethe has released his 13th book of poetry. He has big things on his mind
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MCTS Wants More Feedback On New Route Designs
Bus system begins phase two of MOVE 2025, a public-influenced planning effort.
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Winterfest, JoyFest and A Christmas Tree Beer Release
Something for everyone this weekend, including at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
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