Credit Union Journal: From credit union co-founder to congressional advocate
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U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Wis., is campaigning for re-election, but before Moore was in public office, she was heavily involved in the credit union community. On Milwaukee: House of Peace mural untouched for 25 years until recent revitalization
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George Gist sits in a metal chair, leaning over his art as he paints in the letters of "Faith + Freedom = Future" Milwaukee Business Journal: Hundreds pack Cathedral Square Park for Milwaukee streetcar kickoff
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Hundreds of Milwaukee-area residents and business executive packed Cathedral Square Park in downtown Milwaukee to witness the long-awaited kickoff of the city's new streetcar. Milwaukee Courier: Barack Obama Visited Milwaukee to Encourage People to Vote
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When it comes to voting, sometimes people need a little encouragement. Wisconsin Public Radio: After Years Of Waiting, People Line Up To Ride Milwaukee's New Streetcar
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Love it or hate it, Milwaukee’s first new streetcar service line is up and running. A weekend celebration, starting Friday, will welcome the first streetcar to roam city streets in decades. Miwaukee BizTimes: Public service for downtown streetcar The Hop begins
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The highly anticipated launch comes after over a decade of debate and political controversy around how the public transportation system, named The Hop, would be funded, and how often it would be utilized. Fox 6: Milwaukee launches The Hop, connecting Lower East Side with Historic Third Ward
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The City of Milwaukee launched on Friday, Nov. 2 The Hop -- the new streetcar that connects the city's Lower East Side with Historic Third Ward with many stops in between. Milwaukee Independent: From rendering to reality: Milwaukee’s Streetcar is officially a thing
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After six decades, Streetcars are again apart of Milwaukee’s transit system and landscape scenery, Shepherd Express: Local Politicians Respond to Hate Crimes at 'No Hate in the Dairy State' Press Conference
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A recent uptick in hate crimes across the nation, including the most recent incidents in Pittsburgh and Kentucky, led some on the left in Wisconsin to respond with harsh words. WUWM: Milwaukee Vigil Mourns Victims Of Pittsburgh Shooting
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More than a thousand people attended a Milwaukee-area vigil Monday night to mourn the victims of the fatal shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue Browse Documents by Date or Issue |
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