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Nonprofit formed to support Bradley Center
A new nonprofit has been formed by the board of Bradley Center Sports & Entertainment Corp. to support the services, programs and capital needs of the BMO Harris Bradley Center as the community evaluates its future.
Wells Fargo donates $150,000 toward neighborhood revitalization
Wells Fargo Bank has contributed a $150,000 grant to a joint project between ACTS Housing and Rebuilding Together of Greater Milwaukee that aims to breathe new life into distressed neighborhoods and give low-income income residents and families a chance to become homeowners.
Kane in the running for Racine alderwoman
Kimberly Kane, president and founder at Kane Communications Group, has announced plans to run for alderwoman of Racine’s second district.
Jumpstart on the Weekend
*Friday, Feb. 21, the Milwaukee Art Museum will host “MAM After Dark: MKE Cocktails & Crafts.” The social event,...
Tax on ‘foreign corporations’ is a burden
A drug development company in the Madison area that raised $8 million in financing from angel and venture investors, some of it from outside Wisconsin, received an unhappy surprise from state government when it learned it would be taxed on the capital raised.
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Bubbler Calendar
*Thursday, Feb. 20, the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) will hold a graduate program information session. The event will...
Next Newsmaker Luncheon to feature Schimel
Waukesha County District Attorney Brad Schimel, a Republican candidate for Wisconsin Attorney General, will be the featured guest of the Milwaukee Press Club’s next Newsmaker Luncheon.
Marquette chosen for NASA project
Marquette University was one of 16 organizations chosen by NASA to launch a small satellite into space in the next three years.
BBB urges caution in American TV liquidation sale
The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau is urging consumers to be extra vigilant before purchasing any merchandise in the American TV & Appliance liquidation sale, which began today at 9 a.m.