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The 14th Annual Sixteenth Street Celebrity Roast honored Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig this year. The event benefited programs and services of the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, and was held on Monday, February 16 at the Italian Conference Center.

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Construction on a 14-story mixed use building at the southeast corner of Water Street and Juneau Avenue in downtown Milwaukee, which has been halted for weeks, is expected to resume later this month.

Foreclosure rates in the metro Milwaukee area were down in February, compared to February of 2008.

The board of directors for the Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin (CARW) said this week that Milwaukee County should transfer its land in the Park East corridor to the City of Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Common Council last week adopted an ordinance that requires developers that receive $1 million or more in city assistance, typically tax incremental financing, to pay workers "prevailing wages."

Brookfield-based Hunzinger Construction Co. plans to build a 34,000-square-foot building on Gateway Road in the Gateway West Commerce Center in Brookfield for Environmental Systems Inc.

Cardinal Stritch University announced recently that it has decided not to purchase 90 acres of land owned by Wisconsin Energy Corp. near the Cousins Center property that the university planned to purchase from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.

Diversified Insurance moves HQ from Waukesha to Brookfield