Residents came together Monday, Jan. 19 at the Milwaukee Public Library Martin Luther King Branch to celebrate MLK Day.
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Social Development Commission weighs options as funds run low
The Social Development Commission must decide on its next steps as it deals with dwindling funds, limited resources and ongoing legal claims.
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Fruition MKE owner hopes for joy after second break-in in six months
Tiffany Miller, owner of Fruition MKE, said despite the setback, she’s thankful the damage wasn’t worse and for the community’s support.
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Forward Latino leader urges residents to prepare for potential wide-scale ICE operation in Wisconsin
The unrest in Minneapolis after the death of Renee Good has fueled concerns by Milwaukee residents and leaders
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Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day at these events today in Milwaukee
Opportunities to honor King’s legacy Monday include performances, workshops, service volunteering, meals and more.
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5 things to know and do the week of Jan. 19
Support students in a policy; try new snacks at the library; learn the latest line dance; and more.
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5 things to know and do the weekend of Jan. 16
Check out gallery night; donate blood to the Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin; swap a book; and more.
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15 ways to celebrate MLK Day in Milwaukee
Opportunities to honor King’s legacy include performances, workshops, service volunteering, meals and more.
Posted inCommunity, Social Development Commission
UMOS expands food pantry, housing and other programs with new anti-poverty funding
UMOS is offering food, rental and mortgage assistance and health services for low-income residents with $2.1 million in funding that the state previously allocated to the Social Development Commission.
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A father’s quest for justice finds resolution after 13 years
Restrained by three white men for attempted shoplifting, a Black teen died from asphyxiation. His father refused to accept that no one would be held responsible. More than a decade later, his idea of justice has shifted — and may finally be achieved.