Announcements: • Benji Timm noted that remediation had begun at 3000 N. Humboldt Blvd., the former location of a dry cleaner. Construction will begin in Spring 2005 for the Alterra cafe. • Nancy Centz announced that the building which houses the Riverwest Co-op is 100 years old. There will be a celebration on Saturday, Dec 18 to […]
Posted inFurther Down Stream
Further Down Stream December 2004
Any interested in learning of news or events in the 3rd Aldermanic District can now access this information through an email network called E-notify. Sign up and receive periodic updates on neighborhood events, legislation, and issues affecting the neighborhood. You can subcribe at itmdapps.milwaukee.gov/enotify/LogIn/LogIn.jsp indicating you would like to receive emails from the “3rd Aldermanic […]
Posted inEditorials
Three Women, Ten Kids, a New York Times Reporter and a Harvard Business School Professor
What is it about Milwaukee lately? We’ve kind of mooched along here for years, not too talented, not too dumb, on a nice lakeshore…a good place to be from. Now all of a sudden, all sorts of people find us terribly interesting.
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Third World America
There are 12.7 million jobs located in America’s inner cities — about 8 percent of this country’s private sector. Average annual salary for jobs located in inner cities is $38,000. Average salaries for jobs in the surrounding areas are $39,000. Nationwide, 77 percent of the jobs in America’s inner cities are held by commuters from surrounding areas, not by inner city residents.
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December
THRU DEC 9 CENTRAL LIBRARY: Exhibit Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature. THRU DEC 31 WOODLAND PATTERN: Exhibit Kathy Kuehn. “Things Go Slowly.” 1 WEDNESDAY BREMEN CAFE: Mid-week Mountain Music: 9 PM. CIRCLE A: Freeform w/ Farwell Ken & Andy Reverse. 9:30 PM. COA: Childcare: 6:30 AM-6 PM. Adult Education/GED: 8:30 AM-3:30 PM. Family Center: […]