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Wisconsin Historic Landmark Is Last Of Its Kind In United States
Going to an old-school small-town neighborhood tavern in Wisconsin is always a fun experience but this place is one of a kind. Koz's Mini Bowl is located on South 7th Street on the southeast side of Milwaukee. It's a historic landmark. The bar is the last place in the entire United States that has its original duckpin bowling alley.
Eric Hovde Banned From Walking in Waukesha July 4th Parade, But Dem Allowed
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde was banned from walking in the once rock-solid conservative city’s 4th of July parade Thursday because the parade supposedly has a rule that only incumbent politicians can participate, according to two sources familiar with the situation. However, social media posts and the city’s...
These unused Milwaukee County Parks facilities have been recommended for demolition
Five unused structures and seven asphalt surfaces belonging to Milwaukee County Parks have been recommended for demolition under a proposed plan set to go before the County Board. The demolition plan would eliminate a large total area of unused, deteriorating or abandoned park assets, including 3,500 square feet of buildings...
A downtown high-rise is about to start construction. Public plazas are planned next to it
Two publicly funded plazas are to be developed next to a new downtown apartment tower that will overlook the Milwaukee River. The plazas will be adjacent to The Edison, a 32-story, 383-unit high-end tower. The tower is planned for a vacant lot at 1005 N. Edison St. − where the former Rojahn & Malaney...
Man suing Milwaukee school 8 years after incident with teacher
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A Milwaukee man is suing a Milwaukee school for $20 million. The suit alleges Saint Peter Immanuel Lutheran School staff didn't take action when a parent voiced their concerns multiple times over an inappropriate relationship between a former student and a teacher. At a news conference...
Milwaukee Faces Severe Storms on July 4th: Chance of Hail, 50 mph Winds
Milwaukee, WI – Severe weather threatens Milwaukee this Fourth of July, with storms potentially bringing hail and strong winds. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Milwaukee/Sullivan issued a forecast warning of isolated to scattered storm activity beginning this afternoon and continuing through the evening into the overnight hours. According...
4th of July fireworks at Milwaukee parks still on despite weather, mayor's office says
Firework displays at Milwaukee parks have not been canceled despite the weather forecast, the mayor's office said. According to the National Weather Service, there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms late on July Fourth, but it's likely the storm won't impact the Milwaukee area until after sunset. ...
Jewish Community Center to stop operating water park after 2024 season
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center in Milwaukee will stop operating the Hy & Richard Smith JCC Water Park after Labor Day 2024. This decision follows the usual end-of-summer schedule but marks a significant change for the center. The announcement was made in...
A summer reading challenge lets MPS students receive free books and explore Milwaukee
A summer reading program is in full swing and your child can join in. The Passport to Summer Reading is a reading program through Milwaukee Public Schools. It encourages kids and their families to pick-up free children's books at different festivals and local businesses in Milwaukee's neighborhoods. It's meant to...
I'm almost 80. I can tell when someone's lost a step. Biden should step aside. | Letters
As a near octogenarian, I can tell when someone's lost a step. The debate on June 27 clearly showed that President Joe Biden has lost more than one ("Biden debate performance leaves voters uninspired,” June 29). Mr. President, it's time for you to do one final thing for your...
What kind of fireworks are illegal to use in Wisconsin?
If you're thinking about having your own fireworks celebration for the Fourth of July this year, maybe think again (especially if you live in Milwaukee). But while municipalities have discretion to ban some kinds of fireworks, there are still several you can use without a permit — and without the risk of ticket. ...
July 4th Milwaukee parking, garbage collection changes
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Department of Public Works will be modifying certain operations due to the Fourth of July. Here is a list of changes that residents need to know. There will be no garbage and recycling pick-up on Thursday, July 4. Reminder: Collection days shift forward after each city...
Inaugural 'Phase Fest' in Franklin was too loud and profane, neighbors say
Tacos & Tequila had less noise complaints this year from Franklin residents. But the new Phase Fest that took place the following day on Franklin Field at Ballpark Commons, 7035 South Ballpark Drive, was a different story, with many angered over loud noise and profanity echoing through area neighborhoods. ...
Milwaukee has a new historic district. But some buildings were dropped to win city approval
A new historic district on Milwaukee's near west side has won Common Council approval − but only after the number of its buildings was cut from five to two. The Grand Avenue Historic District will cover two homes built in the early 20th century, at 3034 W. Wisconsin Ave. and 3046 W. Wisconsin...
Pet experts share tips to keep animals safe during Fourth of July fireworks in the Milwaukee area
While Milwaukee's traditional lakefront fireworks may be canceled this year, there are still plenty of shows planned across Wisconsin. But with noisy fireworks comes terrified pets, some of which can end up missing. "A lack of preparation or awareness of just how far a dog will go when they are...
RNC Milwaukee 2024; stage construction, final touches underway
MILWAUKEE - The clock is ticking closer to the 2024 Republican National Convention, which is expected to bring thousands of people to Milwaukee. About 50,000 people are expected to pack Fiserv Forum over the course of the convention, running from July 15-18, with the stage being the centerpiece tying it all together.
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