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Club Noir

by KJ I gallivanted the afterlife’s foggy streets for a millennium and never stumbled upon a place I could call home All the giggle sticks I mortified myself with Lucifer couldn’t give me bliss My trench coat was plastered in Cuban cigar smoke and a prostitute’s pleasure A murder of fiery-eyed crows circled above my […]

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Project Unspeakable

Martin Luther King Day, January 20 by George Paz Martin And I know from a good friend who was at a small dinner party with progressive supporters, that they asked him, “Why don’t you do the things we thought you stood for?” Obama turned sharply and said, “Don’t you remember what happened to Martin Luther […]

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Gorilla Promotions Hosts Malcolm X Tribute

May 19 — 6 pm

A Malcolm X Tribute hosted by Gorilla Promotions will celebrate his birthday with a video of a Malcolm X interview, a review of his life and open discussion.

Open mic for spoken word poets and performers. Thursday, May 19, 6PM at Club Timbuktu.

Gorilla Promotions has recently moved to the heart of Riverwest at 804 E. Center St. They will be hosting a month long series of “May Daze” at the Uptowner on May 3, UPROC on May 14, Onopa on May 21, and Riverwest Commons on May 27. Check the calendar for more details.

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May 2005

1 SUNDAY ART BAR: Open Canvas Artist Nick Starnshak 6PM BREMEN CAFE: Strange Sounds Sunday experimental music 8:30PM $2 CIRCLE A: “Alive at 8” w/ Teas Dave $2 8 PM. Root Sunday w/Kiki’s Modern Jazz 10PM CLUB TIMBUKTU: Dancehall Reggae w/ DJ Robert G. ONOPA: The Mosquitos 10PM $10 at door UWM UNION THEATER: Last […]

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Milwaukee School Board Fractured Representation

A Race For Half
of Riverwest

The upcoming April 5 election for Milwaukee School Board members is potentially confusing to Riverwesters. Like our representation on the City Council, our representation on the School Board is split between two officials.

The northern part of our neighborhood, which includes La Escuela Fratney at 3255 N. Fratney St. and Gaenslen K-8 School at 1250 E. Burleigh St., is in District 3, represented by Kenneth L. Johnson, whose term expires in April 2007.