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2 FRIDAY CIRCLE A 932 E Chambers Dovekins (Denver) 8PM / DJs Barricks & Leplae 10PM
CLUB TIMBUKTU 520 E Center Reggae 101 • MAD PLANET 533 E Center St Retro Dance Party w/ DJs Alterboy & T$. 9PM
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May 2010 Calendar
1 SATURDAY CIRCLE A 932 E Chambers Maze 8PM / DJDietrich 10PM CLUB TIMBUKTU 520 E Center Matter ofFact (live reggae from Chicago) DANCEWORKS 1661 N Water St DanceCircus:Playing With Fire (w/ fire spinners). 7:30PM $15-$25 MILWAUKEE SHAMBHALA CENTER 2344 NOakland Ave Café Shambhala – Saturday Morning Open House. 9-11:30AM Free PEOPLE’S BOOKS CO-OP […]
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Neighbor Spotlight – Liioness & Alex
May is for Mothers. This month we’re spotlighting a pair of mothers who are themselves a mother and daughter, Liioness Gwendolyn Barnett and Alexandria Barnett. Both are familiar and appreciated figures in the neighborhood, especially at the Riverwest Co-op, where Alex works in the café and Liioness volunteers in the store.
Liioness, left, holds picure of youngest daughter, Diamond. Middle daughterI’Nity is center rear. Alex, right, holds her babies I’Jah & Tafari.
Photo by Barbara Miner
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Further Down Stream June 2008
CENTER ST NEWS – At long last, the Riverwest Artists Association is vacating its Post Office Box. RAA recently became the proud new owner of the former Jazz Gallery at 926 E. Center St., another building
previously owned by Bob Klavetter. Watch for a grand opening on Sat, July 26. The fresh energy being generated by all the new property owners on the street is spurring talk of getting a Center St. business association going again.
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Further Down Stream April 2008
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The winter of 2007- 2008 went on record as the snowiest of the century when 12.4 inches of snow fell from 6 am on Good Friday, March 21 until Saturday at 4 am. It’s the second highest total in Milwaukee with 96.9” – just behind the top spot of 109.8” in 1885-86.
All of the previous snow had just melted down when the city got socked again on the second day of Spring. If this keeps up, number one is just around the corner!
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