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$3 million project connects fish to 54 miles of habitat that's been out of reach for 80 years.
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Downtown Business Owners Urge City to Relocate RNC Protest Zone
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RNC Prep Includes Maritime Security Planning, Training
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Indigenous-Led Walk Honors Water
On 11-mile walk for the water, native wisdom connects environmental restoration and spiritual healing.
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Climate Justice in the Lincoln Creek Greenway
Activists and neighborhood residents seek to restore urban tributary.
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Meet The New Milwaukee County Board
When the next legislative cycle begins, there will be four new supervisors.
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Milwaukee Yacht Club Worth $2.28 Million
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Urban Native Leaders Promote the Vote
Tribal leaders and organizations encourage native voter turnout at community event.
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Public Approval Process Starting For Country’s Tallest Mass Timber Building
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