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Why Some Milwaukeeans Say One Day of Black Arts Is Not Enough (opens the original)
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With African World Festival gone, residents argue the city still lacks sustained spaces to celebrate Black culture and history. The African World Festival was held on Summerfest grounds. (Photo by Chesnie Wardell) As the years go by, some Milwaukee residents are looking back at events that have come and gone in the city. Things to do that they want back, and believe would improve the community. Aziz Abdullah, co-founder of INPOWER Solutions, helped spark those conversations with a post onto Face
‘Bring it back’: Milwaukee residents reminisce on events long gone (opens the original)
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As the years go by, some Milwaukee residents are looking back at events that have come and gone in the city. Things to do that they want back, and believe would improve the community. Aziz Abdullah, co-founder of INPOWER Solutions, helped spark those conversations with a post onto Facebook, asking users about local events they wish to have back. “I would actually love to see an event that brings all these ideas together,” Abdullah said. “It could celebrate Milwaukee while bringing different neig
Milwaukee Couple Adopts 4 Children After 8 Years as Foster Parents (opens the original)
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McKenna and Celia Olson fostered 10 children before adopting four. 'This is our family unit now.' Celia Olson and McKenna Olson held a party in Milwaukee’s Humboldt Park to celebrate their family and the adoption of their two youngest children. (Courtesy of McKenna Olson) McKenna and Celia Olson expanded their family by adopting four children, completing their South Side Milwaukee home. The adoption closed a chapter in their journey as foster parents with the Wellpoint Care Network. McKenna and
A new 53206 garden tended by Milwaukee youths becomes a safe haven for self-reflection (opens the original)
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Last winter, a vacant lot between West Concordia Avenue and North 12th Street was buried in snow waiting to become a community garden. Now, hundreds of children from We Got This Milwaukee are spending their summer making each plot flourish and using the garden as a safe haven to look out for each other and build character. We Got This Milwaukee works with youths ages 10 to 18 to maintain 15 formerly vacant lots in the 53206 ZIP code by planting produce and flowers to give away to residents for f
Milwaukee teens use AI tools to create apps to help solve community problems (opens the original)
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In a world that’s quickly evolving with technology, community members orchestrated a summer camp for 15 Milwaukee teens to solve real-world challenges by creating their own apps with the use of artificial intelligence. Milwaukee Vibe Coding Summer Camp was launched by Alexis Rogers, director of operations at Nouvelle Marketing, and her husband, Ryan Rogers, strategist and creative for the company. The free camp was a five-day hands-on experience that brought teens to ThriveOn King, 2153 N. Marti
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