Buses: Lean, Green Transportation Machines
by Peggy Schulz
Public transportation, by virtue of the number of riders in each vehicle, always has been “greener” than individual drivers relying solely on automobiles for their transportation needs.
Milwaukee County
Posted inNeighborhood News
Houses of Riverwest : Bungalow On Humboldt
by Jim Loew, photo by Joshua Sutton
For 67 years, the house at 2565 N. Humboldt Blvd. was owned and occupied by the same family. In fact, it was even designed by one of the family members.
Posted inNeighborhood News
Revival of Holton Youth Center
The team ready to bring the new Holton Youth and Family Center tolife (l. to r.): Rafeal Andrews, Executive Director of Minority ChristianCoaches Association (MCCA); Mario Costantini, Board president of the HoltonYouth & Family Center; Linda Wade, Executive Director of Above the Clouds;Torre Johnson, Wisconsin Community Services (back row); Joyce Mallory,Executive Director of Malaika Children’s Center; Victor Barnett, ExecutiveDirector of Running Rebels (back row); Holly Patzer, Executive DirectorWisconsin Community Services; Clarence Johnson, Wisconsin CommunityServices (back row); Shawn Smith, Wisconsin Community Services.
Posted inNeighborhood News
Plant A Tree • National Public Lands Day
Meet: Gordon Park Parking Lot
2828 N Humboldt Blvd.
and Locust St.
Date/Time:
Saturday, September 25, 2010
9AM to 12NOON
2828 N Humboldt Blvd.
and Locust St.
Date/Time:
Saturday, September 25, 2010
9AM to 12NOON
Posted inNeighborhood News
Floods, Riverlands and Trail Building
by Vince Bushell, photos by Ellie Kirkwood
It was the wettest July on record in Milwaukee (over 10 inches officially). Over half the rain that fell in most areas fell on Thursday July 22. Much of this deluge fell within an hour. With the ground saturated from the storm just a week before, the runoff and flooding was dramatic.
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