
Kinnickinnic River naturalization engineering-project in full swing
Photo by Michael Timm
The Kinnickinnic River bed is being reconstructed by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Sewerage District. It’s a massive multimillion-dollar project... »Read more St. Amelian’s orphanage survived three fires between 1855 and 1989
By Anna Passante
Three fires ravaged St. Aemilian’s Orphanage, but after each fire the orphanage rose from the ashes like the mythical phoenix and was reborn... »Read more

Downtown Montessori acquires St. Augustine building
By Sarah McCraw
Downtown Montessori Academy is planting its roots in the Bay View community after purchasing the building it has rented for the past five years. »Read more Citizens monitor Milwaukee’s rivers
By Craig Helker
Drive over the Chase Avenue bridge and you’re more likely to notice the giant red Klement's sausage sign than the Kinnickinnic River the bridge was built to span. It’s easy to overlook. »Read more
News & Business
» Feb. 1 is Landscape Pesticide Advance Notice Registry deadline—warning that pesticides to be used near you» 2010 revisions to Milwaukee’s ordinances governing licensing task force
» 4th District County Supervisor Dimitrijevic will face challenger
» Hub Super Market hopes to open liquor store in Bay View
» Reminder: county legislation accessible online
» Sven’s Café downtown expansion
» District 14 aldermanic candidates square off Feb. 7
» Bus routes change Jan. 29
» Licenses update
» Kids computers for day care center
» DOT says no to Hoan bike lane
» Zielinski sign illegal, DNS said
Opinion »More
» Tracking trends of the city’s poorest» Uncertainty for taverns over concealed firearms
» Dangerous precedent of Rosendale Dairy must inspire citizen activism across state
» Letter to Alderman Zielinski about dangerous intersection at Smith and Howell due to construction on Lincoln
» The Hissom Report —Sign wars are on
» City chickens pro and con
» THE HISSOM REPORT: 14th District war chest contest
» Lulu’s now supports proposed adult day care
» Victory Garden management held up irrigation system
Arts & Entertainment »More
» Game Day: Bay View» Kite Festival Jan. 1 at Veteran’s Park
» Oil Press children’s workshops bring Chanukah story to life Dec 14, Jewish Museum Milwaukee
» Build gingerbread man at BV Library Dec. 15 after storytime, 6-7pm
» Four county golf courses reopen this weekend
» Ice fishing hot spots; ice fishing safety — expert to share tips and wisdom — free presentation
» Local Love photo show in Bay View
» School break fun in Humboldt Park

» Citizens monitor Milwaukee’s rivers
» New scientists at Freshwater Sciences at UWM
» Could self-healing pipes help solve sewer problems?
» Watershed in rehab
» Paradise Lost, phosphorous contributes to ecological perfect storm
» Are we drinking the pesticides sprayed on Wisconsin’s crops?
» Female mice disabled by parents’ pesticide intake
Featured Columns
By Jay Bullock
Two years ago in this space, I wrote a column I remain quite proud of—a letter to the student teacher I hosted that semester in my classroom. I was also very proud of that student teacher, one of the best young teachers I’d ever met, with a sense of humor and a sense of purpose on top of a tremendous base of knowledge. I was very excited for him... »Read more
Normally, my March column is usually given over to local musical celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day. Not to worry, there’s still plenty of those in store this year, and I mention a number of them in my online Now Hear These listing. But this St Paddy’s Day there’s a special reason to celebrate. On March 17, WMSE Radio will mark exactly... »Read more
By Jill Rothenbueler Maher
Insightful parenting advice hit me as I lay on the couch at 3:30am trying to return to sleep. At that early hour, nobody but Oprah wanted to talk. An episode of Oprah’s Lifeclass, which originally aired Nov. 2, 2011, unexpectedly made me want to take notes. Since it was hours before sunrise, I simply re-saved the episode on our DVR and promised myself... »Read more




