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City joins international movement aiming to buoy safety, stewardship and recreation for local waterways.
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First sturgeon in more than a century spotted in Ozaukee County.
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'Pretty complicated,' multi-party discussion underway on future of bridge.
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Lakefront Colectivo Closes Temporarily
Cafe expected to reopen Saturday morning.
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Third Ward Dining Space For Sale
Plus: Frozen yogurt bar closes, WurstBar rebrands and Mexican restaurant opens near downtown.
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Committee approves Metro Pantry for former Dollar General, but with strict conditions.
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Milwaukee Police Send Out the Drones
120 flights in first week of use, usually beating squad cars on 911 calls.
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Shorewood Beach Showdown Tests Who Owns Lake Michigan’s Sand
A professor ticketed for trespassing near Atwater Park is pushing courts to open dry shoreline to the public.
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Pristine creek, protected woods and wetlands caught in a spreading network of high-voltage power lines.
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