by Emily DeLeo With the holidays behind us, we now head into the long dark months of winter. This is a time of year when many people may feel a little down or depressed. Sometimes this depression is temporary and can be attributed to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). The lack of sunlight during January and […]
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Harambee Connection
by Charlesetta Thompson Pulling Together in the Spirit of Harambee Saint Martin De Porres Catholic Church recently hosted a resource fair for African refugees. The fair was sponsored by the Pan-African Community Association (PACA). The Keynote speaker, Dr. Samuel O. Lotegeluaki, spoke about the need to remain connected with ones culture while adjusting to life […]
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New Years Eve on Brady Street
New Years Eve + Snowed In + Hometown Hero, read on! by Tim Lambrecht For those of you still trying to decide what to do for New Years Eve, there are lots of choices heres a short list of whats going on at some of the clubs on and near Brady Street. Balzac (1716 N Arlington […]
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Ask the Ecologist:
by Belle Bergner Q: What are the most effective energy efficiency techniques I can use to save energy and lower heating costs this winter? A: A lot depends on the current condition of your home or apartment, amount of insulation, quality of windows, etc. It doesnt hurt to do some research and find out where […]
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Scribble
Local Doors & Windows Artist Opens Solo Show The Milwaukee Gay Arts Center will host Jeremy Novys solo photography exhibit, Scribble. This exhibition opens with a reception on Friday, January 26 from 6 pm until 9 pm. The artist will give a brief gallery talk at 7 p.m. Throughout the run, Novy invites viewers to […]