Residents are questioning whether the Riverworks-led Harambee NID, which has consistently eroded accountability measures since its inception in 2017, truly has their best interests at heart. Continue reading Riverworks-led Harambee NID flouts own accountability requirements at annual meeting
The 20-week campaign seeks to connect and support residents in five Milwaukee neighborhoods. Continue reading ‘20 Weeks, 20 Hoods’ promotes peace by building relationships
The yearly festival, which celebrates the freeing of the last slaves, attracts thousands with quality local music, food and business. Continue reading Juneteenth Day celebration unites Black Milwaukee
Cellist Peter Thomas and music club owner Evan Christian are bringing classical music to the masses through a Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra residency. Continue reading MSO, Gibraltar partnership unites people through music
Though political prospects to fully legalize marijuana on the state level remain grim, local efforts in Milwaukee could send a message to legislators. Continue reading Upcoming County Board vote could allow cannabis referendum this fall
A youth- and Latinx-led group of about 15,000 marched through downtown Waukesha to demonstrate solidarity with local Hispanics and undocumented immigrants, as Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson moves forward with a plan to train deputies as immigration agents. Continue reading Voces director to Waukesha Latinxs: ‘you are not alone’
A Dia de los Muertos celebration in Walker Square Park featured a parade, food, dance and tributes to the ancestors. Continue reading “This is where the spirits leave”
The free event, hosted by the MacCanon Brown Homeless Sanctuary, will include resources and activities. Continue reading Picnic offers place for “those who may not have anywhere else”
