The beginning of this story was published in December, 2002. I wrote it in November of 2002. Nine years ago.
I walked into the Falcon Bowl and slid onto a bar stool and gave barkeep John Okopinski a nod.
“Hi John, gimme a Klisch.”
The Old Ways
By Vince Bushell, photos Sarah Kurowski (top, and Michelle Jones & Shelly McClone following)
The beginning of this story was published in December, 2002. I wrote it in November of 2002. Nine years ago.
I walked into the Falcon Bowl and slid onto a bar stool and gave barkeep John Okopinski a nod.
“Hi John, gimme a Klisch.”
Neighbor Spotlight – Tess Kenney
by Sue Blaustein, photo by Peter DiAntoni
Theresa Kenney – Riverwest Neighborhood Association’s 2010 “Neighbor of the Year” – gets up early. Her morning routine includes brewing a cup of green tea and then surfing the listservs of activist organizations in Riverwest. She scans the latest chatter from the Riverwest Co-op, the RNA, and Riverwest Health Initiative, the Victory Garden Initiative, Transition Milwaukee, Milwaukee Urban Gardens and Concordia Gardens.
If you’ve been to the Riverwest Co-op, you’ve seen Mary Germain. She’s the young lady with the dark-brown-andpink-and-blue hair.
After last month’s East Side sojourn, it’s time for a return to the taverns of Riverwest. So I’m back. And it was night. So, black. Yeah. That works.
by Kevin Flaherty, photos by Peter DiAntoni
When Sahnya Thom was in elementary school, her father insisted that his daughters take at least three months of self-defense classes. More than 21 years and countless hours of martial artistry later, her father’s well-meaning edict has become not only her paycheck: it’s become her lifestyle.
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