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City of Milwaukee lists Bronzeville site for sale
The city of Milwaukee is seeking private developers interested in buying and redeveloping a vacant city-owned site northwest of West North Avenue and North Sixth Street, in the Bronzeville district.
Medical College of Wisconsin teams up with UW on $3 million study of state’s health disparities
The Medical College of Wisconsin is partnering with the UW School of Medicine and Public Health on a $3 million study of health inequities across Wisconsin.
Joel Quadracci on Quad’s diversity efforts: ‘You have to hold yourself accountable. If not me, who?’
Joel Quadracci knows his company has something to prove. Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc., like many companies across the region, has publicly declared a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Milwaukee committee approves $1 million grant for rail spur serving Komatsu
Milwaukee’s Public Works Committee has approved a resolution to receive $1 million in state funding to construct a railroad spur that would serve Komatsu Mining Corp.’s facility in the city’s Harbor District.
A familiar image emerges in Wisconsin labor market
One year has made a big difference in Wisconsin’s labor market. The unemployment rate? Jumped from 3.2% in March 2020...
Get insights into building a thriving culture, from organizational health guru Patrick Lencioni on Aug. 11 episode of the 21st Century Business Forum
The 21st Century Business Forum’s August episode will help viewers crack the code on virtues that real team players possess and what it takes to build a thriving culture.
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Stritch education programs create servant leaders
The world could use more pavers.
Carving paths, removing obstacles, clearing the way, and smoothing over bumps, road pavers enable...
Town Bank was built to serve Wisconsin
Since our inception in 1998, we’ve been focused on serving the unique communities we’re a part of by offering...
Report: UWM faces daunting financial challenges
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee lags its peers nationally in revenue and enrollment, creating a concerning financial outlook for the institution, according to a new report.
Scratch Ice Cream gains momentum after landing contract with Sendik’s Â
Scratch Ice Cream has signed a contract with Sendik’s Food Market to sell its small batch ice cream pints in 16 stores throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.
