1. They’re Here! RiverView Move-In January 19

Written by: Savannah Hunnicut

( Features / Features )

With all it has to offer, it’s no surprise that Riverwest has been attracting young professionals, families and students to the neighborhood. With RiverView Residence Hall, the new UWM dorm comin...

Word count: 518

2. Still Old and Dusty: Bliffert Lumber Plans a New Store

Written by: Cara Slingerland

( News / Articles )

The corner of Humboldt and Chambers is getting crowded with new businesses, but feels more like sharing a couch with close friends during a Packers game than maneuvering through a teeming bar.

Word count: 824

3. The Milwaukee Community Bids Farewell to Artist Calvin Greer

Written by: Charlesetta Thompson

( News / Articles )

Traffic at the stately Greer Oaks Gallery, which sits on the border of the Brewers Hill and Harambee neighborhoods is as vibrant as usual, but for a different reason.

Word count: 354

4. Sue Pezanoski & Tony Browne

Written by: Jackie Reid Detloff

( Features / Neighbor Spotlight )

“…and when we find ourselves in the place just right / We will be in the valley of love and delight.”

Word count: 831

5. Winter Composting and Rock Salt Alternatives

Written by: Belle Bergner

( Columns / Ask the Ecologist )

Q:Can I keep adding to my compost pile over the winter? Will food keep biodegrading in the cold?

Word count: 586

6. democracy, with a little “d” with big expectations

Written by: Vince Bushell

( Op-Ed / Editorial )

That is our city hall. Or that is what our city hall used to look like. It is getting an extensive exterior renovation. The finished product should look a lot like the original. That is the plan. ...

Word count: 513

7. Aldermanic candidates for Milwaukee’s 3rd District speak out

Written by: Currents Staff

( Features / Features )

The Question: What is your strategy to coordinate a plan for the Hometown development site at the east end of the North Avenue bridge?  There are three powerful stakeholders in thi...

Word count: 3889