November 9, 2020

Kenosha picks up the pieces
Milwaukee startup launches health care benefits platform
Colleges brace for enrollment decline
Salem Business Park attracts businesses from Illinois

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Project RETURN client Ventae Parrow with his mother.

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🔒 Breaking ground: Eaton expansion in Waukesha

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🔒 Coffee break with Eric Conley

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🔒 On the job with: Vanguard Sculpture Services

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November 9, 2020

🔒 Glance at yesteryear: Hogs on 13th Street

🔒 Nonprofit spotlight: Project RETURN

🔒 A brief case: What’s one important lesson you’ve learned this...

🔒 Raise your level of consciousness

🔒 Leading from behind

Who owns the block: Wisconsin Avenue from Park Avenue to High...

🔒 Breaking ground: Eaton expansion in Waukesha

🔒 Ugly Building: 8000 N. Port Washington Road and 310 W....

🔒 Quote unquote: Aaron Jagdfeld

🔒 Coffee break with Eric Conley

🔒 On the job with: Vanguard Sculpture Services

🔒 My best advice: Matt Moroney

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