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Columns
Regular columns by Riverwest writers.
Posted inNeighborhood News, Telling Our Stories
Building confidence and empowerment:
Girls on the Run teaches more than just running at Riverwest Elementary By Melanie Lawder The day is gloomy and cold. On this May afternoon at Riverwest Elementary, it doesn’t feel particularly spring-like. Rather, winter’s grasp on the day’s temperatures still feels very firm. Clouds envelop the sky, casting a grey ambiance over the day’s […]
Posted inNeighborhood News, Telling Our Stories
Franklin Pierce Elementary sheds name of pro-slavery president, reinvents itself as Riverwest Elementary
by Melanie Lawder For years, teachers and staff at Franklin Pierce Elementary School had pondered why their school name celebrated an anti-abolitionist president who continually bowed to pro-slavery interests in the years leading up the American Civil War. A one-term Democrat from New Hampshire, Franklin Pierce is often considered to be one of the least […]
Posted inNews, Telling Our Stories
Emily Thornburg Photography
A tribute to Emily, a wonderful person we have lost in Riverwest, Milwaukee, and Wisconsin. Photos by Emily.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Bits and Pieces, Comix, Music & Events, Telling Our Stories, Woodland Pattern
June 2017 Riverwest Currents Issue
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