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A downtown walk with gargoyles, statues, monuments and more.
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Multiple Harvest Events To Check Out This Weekend
Plus: Jazz in Riverwest and comedy all across the city.
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Marine Historical Society Launches ‘Little Boat I’ in Lake Michigan
Local group keeps maritime history alive, including by launching model boats.
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Milwaukee Public Library Now A Place For Teens To Work Out Conflicts
Circle Keeping program designed as a strategy to build social skills, diffuse conflicts.
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Rise & Grind Plans 2 New Locations
King Drive coffee shop will soon open at Milwaukee Public Library and Mitchell Street Arts Collective.
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Air Show Soars Over A Weekend of Fun
Don't let the sound of jets drown out Gallery Night, Weird Fest and much more.
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Supervisors Holding Town Halls on Sales Tax
Four town halls scheduled this month
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VISIT Milwaukee Celebrates Record-Setting Year
Tourism-focused organization hands out awards, announces NFT-centric experience at annual meeting.
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City Program Seeks to Get Kids Off the Streets
"Safer City MKE" offers camping trips, city tours, art classes and more.
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Construction Underway On Greenest Library in Milwaukee
New Martin Luther King Library will be a community hub, and provide housing for 93 households.
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Big Truck Day, Maifest And More
A wide array of beer, live music and family events offer a chance to take advantage of nice weather.
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MLK Library Closes, Construction Starts On Replacement
Old library at 3rd and Locust closing, new mixed-use facility being constructed.
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