March 9, 2004–A delegation from the United States has arrived in the Central African Republic to meet with overthrown Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. President Aristide was taken involuntarily to the Central African Republic following a U.S. coup d’etat on February 28. The group was granted visas on Thursday and Friday and departed the United States on Friday evening.
March 2004
March Election Briefs
Acting Mayor Marvin Pratt is facing former Congressman Tom Barrett in the April 6 election for Mayor. Both candidates have drafted a version a “Clean Campaign Pledge.” …
UWM/Gallery Paradiso: Film installations Jennifer Gutowski and Yevgeniya Kaganovich
Art Exhibition The UWM/Gallery Paradiso Collaborative Series presents: REPINE Film installations by Jennifer Gutowski and Yevgeniya Kaganovich March 5th through April 3rd Opening reception: Friday March 5, 6:00 – 9:00pm. Gallery Paradiso, 816 West National Avenue Milwaukee WI 53204. Gallery hours by appointment only: (414) 672 9478. Jennifer Gutowski and Yevgeniya Kaganovich are visual artists […]
Invitation to Artists
Gallery 218/WPAA invites you to join our core gallery artists in exhibiting in our March show: “Spring Showcase” which runs March 12-31, with an opening reception March 12, 7-10pm. All media is accepted (special rules for 3D). Non-member artists may enter two pieces. The entry fee is $30. Drop off work: Feb 29, 1-5pm, and […]
Holton Street: Where East Meets West
by Tess Reiss and Carrie Trousil
Holton Street is an 18-block stretch of urban contrasts — from the industrial and commercial bustle of Capitol Drive on the north, to a tumble of shops, churches, bars, and gas stations, down to the bridge at Brady Street on the south end. It is chock-full of houses, both carefully cared for by diligent homeowners and careworn by negligent owners. It is a street of timeworn commercial edifices that once teemed with the interchange of neighborhood commerce.
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