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Towards a Greater Bay View
Neighborhoods west of I-94 need better connections to Bay View, which would improve entire area.
Jun 21st, 2016 by Jason Biernat
El Salvador Brings New Flavors to City
But stick with the restaurant’s Salvadorian dishes made with pupusas.
May 2nd, 2016 by Cari Taylor-Carlson
International Institute Helps Refugees
Agency provides transition between refugee camp and a new life in Milwaukee.
Apr 17th, 2016 by Andrea Waxman
Meagan Holman
"Milwaukee felt like it would give us room to create and thrive, and we weren’t wrong."
Mar 14th, 2016 by Newaukee
Lopez Bakery Will Reopen on Lincoln Ave.
Well-known Mexican bakery on Mitchell St. reopens on Lincoln after 10-year absence.
Feb 15th, 2016 by Sophia Boyd
229 New Apartments in Brewers’ Hill
But one of the two new buildings being developed generated grr-ipes from Matt Wild and Mary Louise Schumacher. Dare we disagree?
Mar 10th, 2015 by Dave Reid
Rotary Club’s Impact on the City
The club, a Mandi finalist, has created a food program for the poor and the Arboretum along Milwaukee River.
Feb 26th, 2015 by Matthew Wisla
Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative Will Expand
Partnership of Greater Milwaukee Foundation and city adds four neighborhoods to six already getting help with economic development.
Dec 21st, 2014 by Andrea Waxman
Bicycle Shop Invests in Lincoln Avenue
Ben's Cycle owner also bought an old movie theater, and next will redevelop former bakery into mixed-use building.
Dec 13th, 2014 by Raina J. Johnson
Long Live the Polish Moon Ride!
A great turnout, a beautiful foggy night, and fun polka and Mexican music -- the ride was a big success and will surely grow in coming years.
Aug 29th, 2014 by Dave Schlabowske
Holler House Has America’s Oldest Bowling Alleys
One of the last of the classic South Side Polish taverns, it's a vintage slice of Milwaukee.
Aug 20th, 2014 by Michael Horne
REMINDER: Feedback sought on spending plan for federal funds
Through July 21, members of the public can review and comment on two proposals the City of Milwaukee will be submitting to HUD.
Jul 6th, 2014 by Joe Davis, Sr.
Public invited to offer feedback on spending plan for federal funds
Starting today and through July 21, members of the public can review and comment on two proposals that the City of Milwaukee will be submitting to HUD.
Jun 20th, 2014 by Joe Davis, Sr.
Training Program Builds New Homes in City
Christian Center's YouthBuild program has built a dozen new homes while training young workers.
May 28th, 2014 by Brittany Carloni
Century Hall, 1915
It later became a bar and East Side cultural icon, but Century Hall was originally a place to go bowling.
May 6th, 2014 by Jeff Beutner
Ben’s Cycle
How a south side shop grew into a huge business with $1 million in inventory.
Jan 2nd, 2014 by Mrinal Gokhale
The Magnificent Basilica
St. Josaphat is a popular tourist and Doors Open destination. Our photos take you inside.
Sep 24th, 2013 by Dave Reid
City’s First Futsal Center Proposed
Smaller version of soccer would have field and instruction for kids on South Side.
Jul 31st, 2013 by Eric Oliver
A Steady Rise to District Captain
District Six Captain Diana Rowe is the face of a changing Milwaukee Police Department.
May 20th, 2013 by Benjamin Slane
New Bike Trails Coming to Milwaukee
Three Bridges Park and the extension of the KK bike trail will bring excitement -- and great biking opportunities -- to the city.
May 17th, 2013 by Dave Schlabowske
Airborne Asbestos Plagues South Side?
A KK river restoration project may be causing asbestos and lead contamination while tearing down homes too near the river.
Jan 2nd, 2013 by Edgar Mendez
Concerned citizen brings health and safety issue to light
I am very concerned about safety and health violations that have been brought to light related to the ongoing Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) demolition project of certain properties along the Kinnickinnic River.
Dec 10th, 2012 by Common Council President Jose Perez
Bank of America Hit With Discrimination Complaint
Federal complaint claims homes owned by bank in city's minority neighborhoods are more poorly maintained than its homes in white areas.
Oct 31st, 2012 by Sharon McGowan
New Journalists in Town
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service could be the future of journalism.
Oct 22nd, 2012 by Michael Horne
Supervisor Romo West Announces Two Town Hall Meetings
First meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 23
Oct 19th, 2012 by Sup. Peggy A. West
Milwaukee Recreation Keeps it Cool
On weekdays when the temperature is predicted to be above 85 degrees (or when the city issues a heat advisory), the Milwaukee Department of Public Works attaches industrial-strength sprinklers to the fire hydrants at seven Milwaukee Recreation playgrounds.
Jul 16th, 2012 by Milwaukee Common Council
15th Annual Mayor’s Design Award Winners Announced (Photo Gallery)
The winners of the 15th annual Mayor's Design Awards have been announced with projects ranging from a high-rise housing tower to a complete street redesign taking home awards.
May 30th, 2012 by Jeramey Jannene
Lend Your Support to the Milwaukee Makeover Project. Vote Today!
The Milwaukee Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative together with the Greater Milwaukee Foundation and the City of Milwaukee have developed the Milwaukee Makeover Project.
Oct 8th, 2010 by Dave Reid
Milwaukee Makeover Project
Imagine bringing together a group of talented architects and designers with Milwaukee homeowners from “middle-market” neighborhoods to explore how the look of their basic homes can be transformed through quality design. That’s the idea behind the Milwaukee Makeover Project.
Jul 13th, 2010 by Michael Schubert
Kinnickinnic River Trail
Kinnickinnic River Spillway Originally uploaded by Retinal Fetish Julie Lawrence at OnMilwaukee.com drew my attention to this excellent community development taking place along the Kinnickinnic River on the south side of urban Milwaukee, the Kinnickinnic River Trail. The trail is in the early stages of development and will have a southern terminus at the river and 6th Street (near its intersection with Cleveland St) and at Water St and 1st Street on the northern end. The trail, while still in its infancy, will hopefully include a restoration of the river to a more natural state with the removal of the concrete channeling. Like many other developments occurring in Milwaukee (the Riverwalk, Menomonee Valley restoration, and the Beerline neighborhood come to mind), the KK River Trail is just one of many ways in which Milwaukee is learning to embrace its natural assets. The developments are all the more special because they’re actual functional ways to move around the city without a car, which is due in large part to the dense development surrounding the rivers. Groundwork Milwaukee has provided a PDF with all you could ever want to know about what was discussed in planning for the trail. I’ll try to learn more over the next few days as to what the actual status of the trail is (it’s a little bit hard to figure out with the information online). I took the map out of the PDF and put it online as a JPG image in case you wanted to see the proposed route.
Jan 6th, 2008 by Jeramey Jannene
