5 things to know and do the week of Nov. 9
Honor veterans; weigh in on the new Midtown library; learn about opioid overdose risks; and more.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service is a nonprofit newsroom committed to reporting with depth and integrity on issues that matter to Milwaukee’s neighborhoods. We are a division of Wisconsin Watch.
Posts From Community
NNS Spotlight
More news coverage around Milwaukee
Economic Development
City of Milwaukee pulls commissioner from SDC board in latest loss of support
The City of Milwaukee withdrew Jackie Q. Carter from her appointment on the Social Development Commission board on Friday.
Education
After-school programs could see new funds as a result of social media lawsuit
Wisconsin will receive $21.9 million annually from a Meta lawsuit addressing youth mental health. Advocates want some funds to go to after-school and summer programs.
Health & WEllness
Nutrition educator helps Milwaukee families on SNAP make healthy and affordable decisions
Bridgett Wilder is on a mission to help families in Milwaukee make healthy decisions while shopping on a budget.
Housing
The pause on utility cutoffs begins Nov. 1: Here’s what you need to know
Utility disconnections pause from Nov. 1 to April 15, 2027. Here’s some information to help you keep the lights on.
Public Safety
MKE Community Impact Committee to ask for more time to develop participatory budgeting process
The committee has been working to develop a process in which community members decide how to use $600,000 for non-police community safety solutions.
Arts and Recreation
5 things to know and do the weekend of Nov 6.
Shop local artists and business owners; attend a farmers market; learn how to navigate a hike with a compass; and more.