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Power outages caused by storms earlier this month, have turned into a financial burden for many people in Milwaukee.

It runs from July 16 to 31. At the time of publication, only 10 percent of the one-hour, volunteer bell-ringing shifts were filled, so the Salvation Army is asking for more people to volunteer their time. If youre interested, click here. The kettles will be in stores like Pick N Save, Hy-Vee, Metcalfes and Walgreens. The money raised goes to shelter, housing and community program initiatives.

Kroger to eliminate mask mandate Thursday MILWAUKEE- The nation’s largest grocery chain will be the latest major retailer to eliminate its company-wide mask mandate. Kroger announced plans to eliminate the mandate starting tomorrow (Thursday). “Starting May 20, fully vaccinated customers and most fully vaccinated associates no longer need to wear a mask in our facilities, including stores, distribution centers, plants and offices, unless otherwise indicated by state or local jurisdiction,�...

Here is a list of COVID-19 vaccine clinics. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Hayat Pharmacies runs walk-in COVID-19 clinics at various locations, like this one at the Ma’Ruf Center in February. Residents 16 and older are now eligible to get vaccinated. Photo by Sue Vliet/NNS. Wondering where to get your COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s a list of places to get the shot in Milwaukee. City-run sites Wisconsin Center The Wisconsin Center, 400 W. Wisco...

Officials: Wisconsin man kills 2 co-workers, later dies GRETCHEN EHLKE , Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6Milwaukee Police Officers and other investigators work near the intersection of North 92nd and West Townsend streets in Milwaukee, Wednesday, March 17, 2021. A worker shot and killed two colleagues at a supermarket distribution center before crashing his vehicle during a police pursuit and then killing himself, a union official and police said. (Angela Peterson/Milwa...

Others eligible Teachers and child care workers on Monday joined other groups eligible for COVID-19 vaccination, including frontline health care workers, nursing home and assisted-living residents, police officers, firefighters, correctional workers and residents 65 and older. Also eligible starting Monday, but prioritized after teachers and child care workers, are: people in Medicaid long-term care programs, including those with disabilities; workers in public transit, all parts of the food in...

As vice president of fresh merchandising, McClellan (left) will oversee fresh product categories and develop strategy to drive their growth at SpartanNash’s more than 150 company-owned stores and 2,100 independent retail locations. Her responsibilities will include managing overall product assortment, ensuring high-quality products and introducing new solutions to meet changing customer needs. McClellan has held her current roles since food wholesaler and retailer SpartanNash closed its acqui...

‘Pandemic has highlighted where we require investments,” CEO Tony Sarsam says SpartanNash posted across-the-board sales gains for its 2020 fourth quarter but saw quarterly adjusted earnings per share fall short of Wall Street’s consensus forecast. For the 13-week quarter ended Jan. 2, net sales totaled $2.25 billion, up 12.5% from $2 billion a year earlier, SpartanNash reported yesterday after the market close. Sales drivers for the period included continued growth with current food...

Celebrating the First-ever National Supermarket Employee Day Family Fare and SpartanNash recognize 13,000 employees February 22, 2021 Some essential, frontline workers are getting a first-ever day of their own. The Food Industry Association is declaring Monday as national Supermarket Employee Day.  It’s set aside to recognize those workers for all they do to feed families and serve their communities. AJ Swander is the Family Fare Store Director at Traverse City’s 8 th Street location. “W...

Phillips A 57-year-old Racine woman, Margie Jean Phillips, is facing dozens of criminal charges in 11 separate court cases in Racine and Milwaukee counties, according to online court records. Most of the charges against Phillips are in connection with thefts and attempted thefts of alcohol from several area grocery stores. Phillips is reportedly banned from multiple grocery stores, including a Pick ‘n Save in West Allis and the Festival Foods in Mount Pleasant. According to police, she is ...