by Tom Tolan (Editor’s nore: This was first published in the January 2003 edition of the Riverwest Currents) You could argue that it was the Milwaukee River, threading its way between glacial ridges, that determined the future character of the Riverwest neighborhood. By digging a deep valley, it created steep banks that would be attractive […]
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Abby Campbell Sculptor
By Adam Krueger,photos by Lauren Miller It is almost impossible to measure inspiration and the weight of all that we can accomplish when we work together. But for Abby Campbell of Riverwest I would say a fair estimate is twenty tons. Abby Campbell wants to put pressure on things that you aren’t supposed to push […]
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Calender Happy New Year! 1/2019
MONDAY, DEC 31. New Years Eve! BREMEN CAFÉ Cullah; Thriftones. 10pm. CIRCLE A John Stano 8pm / DJ Trail Boss Tim Cook 10pm COMPANY BREWING New YAMS Eve 2019 ft DJ Bizzon | 6 Hours & 6 Decades of Music. Champagne toast at midnight; appetizer buffet all night; movies on the big screen; heated patio; […]
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Psychology of Green Space
Turn Off those Screens you are always looking at and get outdoors. by Jordyn Noennig Diversity is something that urban areas try to encourage in cities. Diversity of people, diversity of cuisine, diversity of festivals, and diversity of experiences. But something that can be easily overlooked in developing urban areas is diversity in nature. Studies […]
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Neighbor Spotlight: Emily Thornburg
Remember: Emily running by a stream Love lost, such a cost, Give me things that don’t get lost. Like a coin that won’t get tossed Rolling home to you — Neil Young. Old Man by Vince Bushell with messages from co-workers and friends, photos by Emily Thornburg I only know what I […]
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