The South Milwaukee Downtown Market will open its fifth season on Thursday, May 23, with produce, organic goods, arts, crafts, baked items and more from dozens of area vendors.
South Milwaukee Market gears up for fifth season
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ART Jamboree to feature local artists and commerce
ART Milwaukee will transform the Shops of Grand Avenue into an art gallery, theater, concert hall and vendor market in one this Saturday with its May ART Jamboree “ART & Buy Local Fair.”
Marquette student honored as NABJ Student Journalist of the Year
Marquette University senior Marissa Evans, founder and president of the university’s National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) chapter, has been selected as NABJ’s 2013 Student Journalist of the Year.
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Emmons is new dean of UWM’s Peck School of the Arts
Scott Emmons has been named dean of the Peck School of the Arts at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM).
Brewers seek name for new Leinenkugel beer
The Milwaukee Brewers have partnered with Leinenkugel Brewing Co. to create a “new brew,” a beer that will be served exclusively at Miller Park this year.
BizTimes cover story: Michael Cudahy to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
Few people have made an impact on Milwaukee like Michael Cudahy has. That’s why he will receive the BizTimes Lifetime Achievement Award today at the BizExpo.
Seminars will explain health insurance reforms
The Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative will present a series of community seminars in May and June to explain the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance reforms coming in 2014.
Milwaukee Biz Blog: Let history guide our political compass
Thirty years from now, when your grandchildren are asking you where you stood on various political issues, will you be on the right side of history?
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Aside from city founders Solomon Juneau, Byron Kilbourn and George Walker, few people, if any, have had more impact on Milwaukee than entrepreneur, community advocate and philanthropist Michael J. Cudahy.

