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UWM men’s basketball will play on campus
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball team will now play its home games at the on-campus Klotsche Center, Director of Athletics Andy Geiger announced Tuesday.
BMO to close 17 Wisconsin branches
BMO Harris Bank will close 24 branches, including 17 in Wisconsin, as part of its post-acquisition consolidation efforts.
ZND rejects historic designation for Sydney Hih
The Milwaukee Common Council’s Zoning Neighborhoods and Development (ZND) Committee on Tuesday rejected a temporary historic designation that the Historic Preservation Commission placed on the Sydney Hih buildings in an attempt to stave off demolition plans.
County Board committee reverses course, approves Park East Square
One week after it voted to delay its decision on a 181-unit Park East corridor development, because of a labor dispute with one of the developers, the Milwaukee County Board's Committee on Economic and Community Development Tuesday voted to approve the project. The project still needs approval of the full County Board.
Potawatomi Hotel construction to begin in mid-July
The Forest County Potawatomi tribe will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on July 12 to celebrate the start of construction of a 20-story, 382-room hotel next to its Potawatomi Bingo Casino in the Menomonee Valley in Milwaukee.
WAC plans fitness center at 833 East Michigan
The Wisconsin Athletic Club plans to open a 24,000-square-foot fitness center in the 18-story office building that Wauwatosa-based Irgens plans to build at 833 E. Michigan St. in downtown Milwaukee, according to numerous commercial real estate sources.
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BizTimes Money: BMO to close 17 Wisconsin branches
BMO Harris Bank will close 24 branches, including 17 in Wisconsin, as part of its post-acquisition consolidation efforts.
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BizTimes Morning Headlines: Communities take regional approach with medical campus
Municipal and economic development leaders are downplaying a potential rivalry among communities vying for the location of a new medical college planned for central Wisconsin.
AT&T to expand Push to Talk capabilities
AT&T Inc. is doubling the number of businesses that may participate in its Enhanced Push to Talk (PTT) solution after receiving favorable customer feedback from a trial program for the technology.